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Council tax rise on the cards despite households being left with no bin collections

Birmingham City Council plans a 5% tax hike despite unresolved strike, following prior increases of 7.5% and 10%, aiming to close a £300 million budget gap, officials said.

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Birmingham residents face being hit by a council tax rise despite the bins strike leaving households across the city without recycling collections.

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Council tax rise on the cards despite households being left with no bin collections

Birmingham residents face being hit by a council tax rise despite the bins strike leaving households across the city without recycling collections.

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birminghamworld.uk broke the news in on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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