The article presents the latest statistics on council tax bills in England, indicating that the majority of the lowest bills originate from London boroughs. The City of London Corporation ranks as the third cheapest council with a bill of £1,274, while Rutland holds the record for the most expensive at £2,671. The average council tax in England has increased by 5%, reaching £2,280. This rise is expected to be wielded politically by the Conservative Party as they prepare for local elections, intending to criticize Labour's handling of council services and taxation policy.
Kemi Badenoch criticized Labour's record, stating: 'If you vote Labour, you get trash.' She emphasized it would be challenging for Tories in upcoming local elections.
The average council tax bill in England has risen by 5%, with the average bill now at £2,280, a significant increase from previous years.
The City of London Corporation is one of the cheapest councils, charging £1,274, while Rutland holds the position for the highest council tax at £2,671.
As part of their local election strategy, the Tories plan to attack Labour's record on services and tax increases observed under their governance.
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