THE EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE COUNCIL has set a budget for the 
next financial year (from 1st April 2110 to 31st March 2011) of £269 million, which requires a council tax at Band D of £1,212.20, an increase of £17.91 or 1.5 per cent.
The council tax increase is the lowest ever set by the East Riding Council and will mean that the increase for an average household will be less than £16 per year.
The East Riding of Yorkshire Council council tax figures for 2010/11 are set out below (2009/10 in brackets) to which needs to be added the precept requirements of the Humberside Police and Fire authorities, town/parish council precepts and any special expenses. The Police and Fire precepts are due to be set in the next few days. These will be reported to a meeting of the Council on 24 February when the final council tax resolution will be approved.
Band A £808.13 (£796.19)
Band B £942.82 (£928.89)
Band C £1,077.51 (£1,061.59)
Band D £1,212.20 (£1,194.29)
Band E £1,481.58 (£1,459.69)
Band F £1,750.96 (£1,725.09)
Band G £2,020.33 (£1,990.48)
Band H £2,424.40 (£2,388.58)
The Hedon Blog welcomes your comments on the setting of the East Riding Council Tax.
Source: East Riding Council
Categories: Debate, East Yorkshire UK, Hedon
