Following a budget consultation by Walsall Council, a 2.99 per cent raise in Council Tax in the borough has been approved for the 2022/23 municipal year.
The rise will see the Council bringing in approximately £4 million of extra funds from Council Tax payers.
The rise amounts to approximately 10-15p per day for most people, said Council Leader Mike Bird.
To see how you are affected, check out your Walsall Tax Band below.
Walsall Council Tax Rise – 2022/23
| BAND | YEARLY RISE |
| A | £37.31 |
| B | £43.53 |
| C | £49.75 |
| D | £55.97 |
| E | £68.41 |
| F | £80.84 |
| G | £93.28 |
| H | £111.94 |
The rise follows cuts by government to funding, which sees the council having to make savings of £18.9 million.
Full details of the budget plans, which were approved last week (24 Feb), can be found on the Walsall Council website.