Council tax debts in England have soared by nearly 40% in
six years, Guardian research has found, with charities warning these arrears
now rival credit card debts as their biggest concern. Amid warnings that
“heavy-handed” collection tactics are putting severe pressure on those already
in financial difficulty, households face a fourth consecutive year of
above-inflation council tax rises as local authorities attempt to recoup money
cut from their budgets by central government. The annual band D bill will rise
by an average of £75.60. Read more on the Guardian website.
‘Hotel of mum and dad’ in UK at its fullest in two decades, study finds
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Almost a fifth of adults aged 24-34 are living with parents, particularly
in areas of high-cost housing
The “hotel of mum and dad” is the busiest it has ...
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