Glasgow’s council tax is set to rise by 7.5% in 2025/26, impacting all property bands. Funds aid essential services.
North Lanarkshire may see a 10% rise, while Edinburgh expects an 8% increase. Glasgow residents face a 7.5% council tax hike next year. This is the biggest increase in years, and it is also higher than last year.
2.5% of Glasgow’s increase supports essential services. They are adding 200 cleansing staff. The city will fund road and park repairs too. Here’s what Glasgow residents pay per year for each band:
Band A costs £1074. Band B costs £1253. Band C costs £1432. Band D costs £1611. Band E costs £2116.68. Band F costs £2617.88. Band G costs £3154.88. Band H costs £3946.95.
Ricky Bell said it’s a budget for Glasgow priorities. It invests in frontline staff for services, supporting communities, families, and households. Jon Molyneux stated the Greens shaped this budget. They increased spending on social work, extending pool and library hours, and investing more in climate action.