Council Tax news
Council passes Havering budget for 2023/24
Havering Council has agreed a budget that ensures residents continue to receive the key services they value and rely on amid massive savings targets.
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Challenging budget still sees investment in roads, homes, schools, police and free parking
Havering Council’s Cabinet yesterday (08/02/2023) agreed the Council’s budget for the next four years.
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Havering Cabinet recommends record increase in funding for social care after difficult year
The Council’s Cabinet have recommend a record increase in funding for social care to support those who need it most.
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More for homes, care, libraries and parks as Havering Council proposes budget for the future
The council has published its budget proposals for 2020/2021, which will be considered by Cabinet on 12 February. It will then be debated at Council on 26 February for final agreement.
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‘Well dodgy’ benefit cheat banged up
A man who cheated Havering Council out of over £30,000 through council tax and housing benefit fraud has been put behind bars.
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Have your say - Budget consultation 2019 - 2023
Residents and businesses in Havering are being urged to have their say in how the Council sets its budget for the next four years.
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Council Tax – checks on single person discounts
Council Tax payers in Havering who receive a 25 per cent discount off their Council Tax as a single adult resident will soon be checked to make sure that the discount is correct.
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Council approves budget for 2018/19 with a Council Tax increase of 3.5 per cent
Last night, Havering’s budget and Council Tax for 2018/2019 was agreed at full Council meeting.
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Havering Council’s Cabinet to discuss proposed Council Tax increase
Cabinet members are set to discuss at a Cabinet Meeting next week (Wednesday 7 February), the Council’s 2018/19 budget and Council Tax together with its Medium Term Financial Strategy.
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Restaurant manager jailed as Havering turns up the heat on council tax dodgers
A council tax dodger has paid up after being jailed for owing over £9,000 in council tax.
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Council votes and approves the budget
The budget for 2017/2018 was voted through by full Council last night with 31 votes for, and 9 against.
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Cabinet approves the budget
The budget for 2017/2018 was approved by the Council’s Cabinet last night.
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Unpaid Council Tax leads to prison sentences
Two residents were handed a total of 140 days in prison for non-payment of Council Tax adding up to over £11,000 it was announced today.