It will mean an average rise of about £82 a year.
Mayor Gordon Oliver said the rise was needed because of the cuts in government funding.
Friday, 9 February 2018 09:39
It will mean an average rise of about £82 a year.
Mayor Gordon Oliver said the rise was needed because of the cuts in government funding.
Council spending less on social service agency staff
More than £3.6 million saved in two years
Parts of Central Park to get streetlights
Pilot scheme to launch by the winter
Teignbridge launches £300k 'Crisis Fund
Low-income families receive lifeline
More cliff falls expected at Shaldon
Tree surgeons working around clock
Seaton to bid for £2 million lottery funding
Go-ahead given to try and secure cash
Pine Martens thriving across Devon
Animals reproducing on Dartmoor and Exmoor