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Nailsea precept increase

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Report By Karen Richards

Published: 5:00 PM February 6, 2012    Updated: 8:50 PM October 27, 2020

RESIDENTS in Nailsea will have to pay its town council an increase of 2.6 percent in their council tax bills for the next financial year.

The change will mean occupants of an average Band D property will pay �64.68 towards local services.

Nailsea town clerk Ian Morrell said the precept was in line with inflation.

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