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Reform-led Kent council accused of breaking pledges with council tax rise of almost 4% – UK politics live

Leader of Lib Dem opposition says promises of tax cuts made before local elections had been ‘utterly broken’

Raccontata datheguardian.comindependent.co.uk

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theguardian.comStai leggendo5 mesi fa

Reform-led Kent council accused of breaking pledges with council tax rise of almost 4% – UK politics live

Leader of Lib Dem opposition says promises of tax cuts made before local elections had been ‘utterly broken’

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independent.co.uk5 mesi fa

Flagship Reform council plans to raise tax by almost 4% – despite pledging cuts

In real terms, an average Band D household will see council tax increase by an estimated £67.47 per year under the changes

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  1. venerdì 9 gennaio 2026·theguardian.com

    Reform-led Kent council accused of breaking pledges with council tax rise of almost 4% – UK politics live

    Leader of Lib Dem opposition says promises of tax cuts made before local elections had been ‘utterly broken’

  2. venerdì 9 gennaio 2026·independent.co.uk

    Flagship Reform council plans to raise tax by almost 4% – despite pledging cuts

    In real terms, an average Band D household will see council tax increase by an estimated £67.47 per year under the changes