Buckingham Town Council have restricted their portion of the Council Tax bill to a 1.43% rise which is on average £2.47 a year increase
The Town Mayor, Margaret Gateley, said:
“As we plan for the next financial year and beyond, we are conscious of the pressure on low income households. We have therefore agreed a below inflation increase in Buckingham Town Council’s precept, which we believe balances the need for a cautious approach with our aim to provide good services, amenities and events for the people of our town”.

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