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Newcastle council tax rise plans unveiled alongside more than 300 job losses amid £47m deficit

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Newcastle City Council has announced more cost-cutting plans and says it has “little other choice” but to impose a council tax rise of 4.99% next year

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Newcastle City Council has announced more cost-cutting plans and says it has “little other choice” but to impose a council tax rise of 4.99% next year

By ec.news@ncjmedia.co.uk (Daniel Holland) · Nov 10, 2026, 5:00 PM UTC

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Newcastle council tax rise plans unveiled alongside more than 300 job losses amid £47m deficit
Newcastle City Council has announced more cost-cutting plans and says it has “little other choice” but to impose a council tax rise of 4.99% next year
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