East Lothian first local authority in Scotland to confirm 10% council tax increase
- East Lothian Council has become the first local authority in Scotland to approve a 10% council tax increase, stating that the rise is necessary to maintain public services.
- Residents in Band D properties will see their monthly bills increase by £11.96, resulting in an annual rise of almost £182, as per the council's budget proposal.
- First Minister John Swinney expressed that he believes a 10% increase is too high and not necessary, citing the Government's budget as positive for councils.
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