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Glasgow’s council tax to rise 5–6% in 2026/27 to cover a £36.8M gap and address homelessness.
Glasgow’s council tax will rise 5% to 6% for 2026/27 to cover a £36.8 million gap, following a deal between the SNP and Greens.
The increase aims to address a growing homelessness crisis, with costs projected at £56 million this year and rising to £91 million by 2028/29.
The city faces pressure to house refugees and individuals in temporary accommodations, while also maintaining free school meals, street cleansing, and public services.
Council leaders blame the UK government for insufficient support and are seeking funding reforms.
The budget avoids service cuts, but concerns remain over rising costs and the need for long-term solutions.
El impuesto municipal de Glasgow aumentará un 56% en 2026/27 para cubrir una brecha de £36.8M y abordar la falta de vivienda.