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Proposal to scrap council tax for terminally ill could cost North Yorkshire £2.2m

The proposal follows a Marie Curie campaign and could affect about 924 residents, with officers seeking more evidence before any new policy is adopted.

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North Yorkshire Council considers a council tax exemption for terminally ill residents, with a potential £2.2m annual cost, ahead of September 28 scrutiny.

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Proposal to scrap council tax for terminally ill could cost North Yorkshire £2.2m

North Yorkshire Council considers a council tax exemption for terminally ill residents, with a potential £2.2m annual cost, ahead of September 28 scrutiny.

·York, United Kingdom
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The Northern Echo broke the news in Darlington, United Kingdom on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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