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Aberdeenshire Council.
Scottish unitary authority council in Aberdeenshire
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Explainers that pass through Aberdeenshire Council
Aberdeenshire Council is a step on the way to someone else- How will the council tax premium affect King Charles's property costs?King Charles's Balmoral Castle faces triple council tax rateReported
- Council tax premium may increase Charles's tax burdenCouncil tax premium may increase Charles's tax burden on Balmoral CastleReported
- How will the council tax premium affect Charles III and his properties?Council introduces 200% premium on second homes in AberdeenshireReported
- Council Premium Increases Balmoral Castle's Council Tax BurdenAberdeenshire Council's premium increases Balmoral Castle's council tax liabilityReported
Around Aberdeenshire Council this week
News at the entities that move Aberdeenshire Council most-
Tories StructuralTories, led by Kemi Badenoch and John Healey, pitched deregulation and discussed budget targets with City investors in Edinburgh.Moves Aberdeenshire Council
Connections
The 6 strongest of 13, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Dawn Black Structural
Dawn Black holds the confirmed functional role of a serving councillor on the Aberdeenshire Council.
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Tories Structural
Tories currently govern Aberdeenshire Council as the local authority.
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Ian Structural
Aberdeenshire Council exercised regulatory oversight by objecting to a farm shop plan related to Ian.
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Balmoral Castle Shared context
The Council's policy on second homes operates within the jurisdiction where Balmoral Castle is located.
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Banff Transactional
Aberdeenshire Council partnered on bridge infrastructure works within Banff.
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George Hall Structural
George Hall was elected to represent the council's interests as a member of the body in the ward.