Devon County Council has increased its share of council tax by two per cent, which will increase the average bill for a Band D home by £22 a year.
Devon county councillors have agreed to a 2 per cent rise in council tax for the next financial year - as well as budget cuts of 27 million pounds.
The leader of the council says the national government are to blame, not local Conservatives.
Litter main environmental concern among Plymouth residents
Over 1,000 took part in consultation
Parking fees rise at two Devon attractions
Increase of 10 percent
Appeal to help Torbay's homeless
Bay's most vulnerable people at risk, says MP
Plans to save tens of millions in adult social care
DCC eyeing up external firm
Street hubs planned for Exeter
'They are a sleek and modern answer'
Sex abuse masseur jailed for four years
Ian Nicholls, 64, assaulted clients
