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Nottinghamshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has outlined plans to increase council tax for every household in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. Conservative PCC Caroline Henry, who was elected to the role in 2021, has put forward a £14.94 increase on Band D homes for the coming financial year.
The increase will be discussed by the Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Panel on February 7 when councillors will be asked to approve the rise. In a report, Mrs Henry said: “In all three years to 2022/23, PCCs were to be allowed to increase Band D bills by as much as £10.“In December 2022, this was increased from £10 to £15.
When combined with the emergency services, the total Band A city rise is expected to be £80 exactly, with Band D to pay £117.51 more. The Conservative-run county council is proposing a 4.84% rise from April, working out at £53.05 for Band A or £79.57 for Band D. When combined with the emergency service rises, it means all Band A Nottinghamshire homes will pay at least £68.01 more, with Band D to pay at least £99.51 more.
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