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(i)            
SECTION
151 OFFICER ASSESSMENT UNDER S25 OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 2003
OF THE COUNCIL'S FINANCIAL POSITION *
 
Resolved
–
 

(1)      That Council have
regard to Executive Document “BF” in setting the
budget, and in particular noted the conclusions that provided
that:
 

Ø 
the Government supports the Council with a
“minded to” Capitalisation Direction for financial year
2026/27;
 

Ø 
the recommendations in the budget reports be
agreed and actioned in full
 

Ø 
reserves continue to be built up as
required;
 

Ø 
risks are properly and promptly
managed;
 

Ø 
financial management issues are successfully
addressed;
 
then the
overall estimates are sufficiently robust for the Council to set a
balanced budget for 2026/27.
 
(2)      Council agreed:
 

Ø 
that the level of reserves be
increased;
 

Ø 
to implementation in full of the financial
strategy i.e. that the Council:
 

·       identifies an estimated £50m of revenue savings for
2027/28 and 2028/29;

·       identifies £100m of assets to be sold to generate capital
receipts, and investigates the potential for more;

·       operates expenditure control panels as set out in the report
until at least 2027/28;

·       continues with its review of financial management and finances
of the Council;

·       invests in core functions necessary and subject to business
cases;
 

Ø 
any non delivery of any planned revenue savings
will need to be absorbed within cash limited Departmental
budgets (in consultation with S151 Officer).

(3)      That Council noted:
 

Ø 
the assessment of the current financial position
of the Council;
 

Ø 
that this assessment is the result of emerging
and recent work. The situation will change and the estimated
financial position and solutions will require continual development
and refinement and will likewise vary as the year
progresses;
 

Ø 
the s151 officer is not minded to issue a s114
notice at this point working on the basis that the above
assumptions will be supported and seen through on time and in
full;
 

Ø 
given the extremely challenging financial
situation the Council finds itself in, which it has started to
address, if the recommendations are not agreed, or if the
assumptions are not delivered as assumed then very serious
consideration will be given to the issuing of a s114
notice;
 

Ø 
as with all budgets there is the potential for
amendments to be proposed/agreed which could change the overall
package of proposals. In that respect, it should be highlighted
that this statement would have to be amended if a decision was
proposed that leads to the Council’s budget not being in
balance. In addition, any other amendments would be considered
against the scale of the overall budget and depending upon the
extent and nature, may result in a revised
statement.

 
To be
actioned by: Interim Strategic Director of Corporate Resources/
S151 Officer
 
 
(ii)       MEDIUM-TERM
FINANCIAL STRATEGY (MTFS) 2026/27 TO 2030/31
 
Resolved
–
 
That
Council:
  

(1)          
Approvedthe updated
Medium-Term Financial Strategy for 2026/27 to 2030/31, including
the CD (Capitalisation Direction) request for 2026/27 and the
revised recovery period;

 

(2)          
Agreed the savings
target of £50m per annum from 2027/28 to 2028/29, currently
estimated to reduce to £40m from 2029/30;
 

(3)          
Agreed to receive an
updated MTFS in March 2026;
 

(4)          
Agreed the continued
spending panel and related control processes for a further two
years until the Council can evidence a sustainable financial
position and a track record of robust governance by
2028/29; 
 

(5)      Noted
that the key assumptions under pinning
the MTFS listed in paragraph 5.40 of Executive Document
“BG”;
 

(6)          
Noted that without
EFS (Exceptional Financial Support) which is subject to a review by
CIPFA and agreement by MHCLG the Council would not be able to set a
budget for 2026/27;
 

(7)          
Noted the current
position on the DSG (Dedicated Schools Grant), the likely Council
forecast for this and that it be agreed that further work be
undertaken.

 
To be actioned by: Interim
Strategic Director of Corporate Resources/ S151
Officer
 
(iii)     HOUSING REVENUE ACCOUNT 30-YEAR
BUSINESS PLAN AND   2026/27
BUDGET
 
Resolved
–
 
That
Council approved:
 

·  
the Housing Revenue Account (HRA) revenue budget
for 2026/7 (Table 2 – Paragraph 6.1 of Executive Document
“BH”)
 

·  
the HRA 5-year capital programme for a total of
£4.031m (Table – 3 of Executive Document
“BH”)
 
That
Council noted:
 

·  
the HRA 5-year revenue budgets for 2026-27 to
2030-31 (Table 2 –Paragraph 6.1 of Executive Document
“BH”)
 

·  
Average Rents, Social, Affordable & Extra
Care Housing (Appendix 1 to Executive Document
“BH”)
 

·  
the HRA 30-year revenue Business Plans for
2026-27 to 2055-56 (Appendix 2 to Executive Document
“BH”)
 

·  
the 30-year Major Repair and Improvement
programme for 2026-27 to 2055/6 (Appendix 3 to Executive Document
“BH”)
 

·  
the draft HRA reserves and balances for the
5-year business plan (Appendix 4 to Executive Document
“BH”)
 

·  
HRA Business Plan Risk Profile (Appendix 5 to
Executive Document “BH”)
 
To be
actioned by: Interim Strategic Director of Corporate Resources/
S151 Officer
 

 
 
 
(iv)     CAPITAL INVESTMENT PLAN 2026-27
TO 2030-31
 
Resolved
–
 

That Council:
 

Ø 
 Approved the Capital
Strategy (including Prudential Indicators) as set out at Section A
to Executive Document “BI”.
 

Ø 
 Approved the capital
expenditure for the General Fund and HRA as set out in Appendix D
to Executive Document “BI” for 2026-27 to 2030-31
subject to:
 

§ 
all future schemes being included in the Council
approved Capital Programme;

§ 
all new schemes, including third party funded,
only commencing with a full business case assessed via Project
Appraisal Group, Council Management Team (CMT) and approved by
Executive and subject to being in the Capital
Programme;

§ 
authority being given to the S151 Officer to
allow specific exceptions to the approval process when in their
opinion it is in the Council's interest. The S151 will keep a
record of these exceptions and report to Executive;

§ 
a further review of the capital programme, in
Summer 2026, and a report back to Executive; and

§ 
continued update on the capital receipts
potential, in the 2026/27 quarterly reports.
 

Ø 
Approved the
inclusion of the new capital requirements for 2026-27 onwards as
detailed in Appendix B and C to Executive Document “BI”
for inclusion in the programme and subject to the same as
above.
 

Ø  Approved that all projects follow
the approved business case governance process. Commitments against
reserve schemes and contingencies can only be made after a business
case has been assessed by Project Appraisal Group, CMT and approved
by Executive.
 

Ø   Approved
thatspecific approval be given for the
following schemes to commence following a review by Project
Appraisal Group:
 

§ 
The 2026-27 Property Programme has a proposed
total cost of £2m and this will be funded by £2m
allocated in Capital Reserve Schemes.

§ 
The 2026-27 BACES (Bradford & Airedale
Community Equipment Store) programme has a proposed cost of
£0.5m, and this will be funded by £0.5m allocated in
Capital Reserve Schemes.

§ 
£1.047m to complete proposed improvement
works at the Bradford Public Mortuary and Forensic Science Centre.
The funding is from Council corporate borrowing, but it is
anticipated that, in line with the funding for the wider
coroner’s service, contributions will be received from
Calderdale and Kirklees Councils.

§ 
£0.541m to carry out external refurbishment
works and replace flooring at the Alhambra Theatre. This will be
funded by corporate borrowing.
 

Ø 
Approved that no
financing sources, unless stipulated in regulations or necessary
agreements, are ring fenced.
 

Ø 
Approved the
proposed financing of the capital programme and revenue
implications as set out in the report (Document
“BI”).
 

Ø 
Delegated to the
Section 151 Officer the decisions surrounding financing of the
capital programme to provide sufficient flexibility to allow for
the most effective use of the Council’s
resources.
 
To be actioned by: Interim Strategic Director
of Corporate Resources/ S151 Officer
 
 
(v)      TREASURY MANAGEMENT
STRATEGY 2026/27
 
Resolved –
 
That
Council:
 

(1)         Approved
the Treasury Management Strategy for 2026/27
including:

Ø 
the Minimum Revenue Provision Policy Statement
for 2026/27 (Appendix 1 to Executive Document “BJ”);
and

Ø 
the Annual Investment Strategy for 2026/27
(Appendix 2 to Executive Document “BJ”).

 

(2)          
Approved the
Prudential Indicators set out in the Treasury Management Strategy,
which demonstrate that the Council’s short term capital
investment plans are affordable, prudent and sustainable (the
Prudential Indicators are summarised in Section 4 of Executive
Document “BJ”).
 
To be actioned by: Interim Strategic Director
of Corporate Resources/ S151 Officer
 
 
(vi)     ALLOCATION OF THE SCHOOLS BUDGET
2026/27 FINANCIAL YEAR
 
Resolved
–
 
That
Council:
 

(1)      Accepted and
approved the proposals for the allocation of the 2026/27 Dedicated
Schools Grant, as set out in Executive Document
“BK”.
 

(2)      Approved the total
amount of £829.224m to be appropriated in respect of all
schools covered by the Bradford Scheme for the Local Management of
Schools, so as to establish the Individual Schools Budget for
2026/27.
 
To be
actioned by: Interim Strategic Director of Corporate Resources/
S151 Officer
 
 
(vii)    COUNCIL TAX REDUCTION SCHEME
2026/27
 
Resolved
–
 
That:

 

(1)           
Council considered and noted the outcome of the public consultation
as set out in Appendix 1 to Executive Document “BL” and
discussed in the body of the report.

 

(2)           
Members/Council have due regard to their responsibilities under the
Public Sector Equality Duty and consider the potential impacts of
the proposed changes as set out in the Equality Impact Assessment
in Appendix 2 to Executive Document “BL”.

 

(3)           
Council agreed that the proposed amendment to the Council Tax
Reduction Scheme to increase the maximum award from 70% of a Band A
property charge to 72.5% of a Band A property charge be adopted to
take effect from 1 April 2026 i.e. Option 1 as set out in Appendix
3 to Executive Document “BL”. 
 
To be
actioned by: Interim Strategic Director of Corporate Resources/
S151 Officer
 (viii)  THE COUNCIL'S REVENUE ESTIMATES FOR 2026-27
(GENERAL   FUND)
 
Resolved –
 
2026-27
REVENUE BUDGET ESTIMATES

 

(1)          
That the Base Revenue Estimated Budget of
£737.369m for 2026-27 be approved as set out in Appendix A to
Executive Document “BM”;
 

(2)          
That within the Base Revenue Estimated Budget of
£737.369m for 2026-27, the Departmental Net Expenditure
Budgets be approved as set out in Appendix B to Executive Document
“BM”;
 

(3)          
That amounts for Growths, Pressures and
Investments of £16.457m in 2026-27 as set out in Appendix D
to Executive Document “BM” be approved;

 

(4)          
That amounts for Inflationary Uplifts to
Departmental Net Expenditure Budgets of £35.0m in 2026-27 as
set out in Appendix E to Executive Document “BM” be
approved;

 

(5)          
That amounts for Time Limited investments of
£6.100m in 2026-27 as set out in Appendix F to Executive
Document “BM” be approved;

 

(6)          
That amounts for reserve movements of
£20.750m in 2026-27 as set out in Appendix G to Executive
Document “BM” be approved;

 

(7)          
 That savings proposals
for 2026-27 totalling £60.6m as previously agreed at the
Executive on 4th
November 2025 and as set out below be
approved;

Ø  5 proposals totalling
£9.8m (Section 9.5 to 9.11),

Ø  6 budget realignment
proposals totalling £3.2m, (Section 9.12 to
9.17),  

Ø  4 Corporate Savings
totalling £15.8m, (Section 9.18 to
9.21), 

Ø  13 proposals totalling
£20.0m related to BCFT (Section 9.22 to
9.41), 

Ø  7 proposals totalling
£6.8m that Executive previously considered in March 2025 and
agreed by Full Council (Section 9.42 to 9.49), 

Ø  1 in-year saving totalling
£5.0m approved by Executive in June 2025 (Section 9.50 to
9.51).
 

(8)          
That the confirmation included in Appendix I to
Executive Document “BM” of the in-principal
capitalisation support for 2026-27 of £78m by the Minister
for Local Government and Homelessness be noted.

 

(9)          
That the comments of the Interim Strategic
Director of Corporate Resources /s151 Officer set out in a separate
report (Section 151 officer’s assessment of the proposed
budgets on the robustness of the estimates and the adequacy of
reserves - Executive Document “BF”) taking account of
the recommendations made  above be
noted.

 

DELEGATION TO OFFICERS

 

(10)      
That the s151 Officer be granted delegated
authority to approve requests for time-limited investment in
consultation with the Chief Executive.

 

(11)      
That the s151 Officer be granted delegated
authority to approve requests to allocate items of growth held
centrally to departments in consultation with the Chief Executive
including new burdens associated with:

 

a. the Extender Producer Responsibility
grant

b. the Crisis and Resilience Fund

c. the Children, Families and Youth Grant

d. the Homelessness, Rough Sleeping and Domestic
Abuse grant   

e. the Public Health grant.
 

(12)      
That the S151 officer be given authority to make
reductions to growth and pressure items and utilisation of
contingency in consultation with the Chief Executive if on-going
monitoring indicates it is prudent to do so. Any changes to be
reported to the Executive.

 

(13)      
That for the avoidance of doubt and without
prejudice to any of the powers contained in Article 14 of Part 2 of
the Council's Constitution on the Function of Officers: the s151
Officer shall have delegated authority to act on behalf of the
Council on matters relating to Council Tax, Non-Domestic Rates and
Accounts Receivable Debtors including (without prejudice to the
generality of the delegation) entry into any business rate pools,
pilots, assessments, determinations, recovery, enforcement and, in
accordance with the statutory scheme, full delegated powers to act
on behalf of the Council with regard to all aspects of the granting
of Discretionary and Hardship Rate Relief to qualifying
ratepayers.
 

 

(14)      
That the s151 Officer be given authority to
secure the best position for the Council in respect of 2025-26 in
preparing the Final Accounts for 2025-26, noting that the financial
position is contingent upon the 2025-26 audited
out-turn.
 

PAYMENT DATES FOR COUNCIL TAX AND NATIONAL
NON-DOMESTIC

RATES
 

(15)       
That the S151 Officer be given authority to
specify the first instalment date for payment of Council Tax and
National Non-Domestic Rates
 

PROPOSED COUNCIL TAX 2026-27
 

(16)       
That it be noted that the projected Council Tax
base and expenditure forecasts outlined in the report  together with the 2026-27 resources and the budget
variations approved in the recommendations above produce a proposed
Band D Council Tax of £1,965.28 for 2026-27. This is a
£93.40 (4.99%) increase from 2025-26 in line with the bespoke
referendum limit approved for the Council by the Minister for Local
Government and English Devolution.
 

COUNCIL TAX BASE RESOLUTION 2026-27
 

(17)      
That it be noted that on 27 January 2026, the
Council calculated the Council Tax Base for2026-27 for the whole
Council area as 148,486 (Item T in the formula in Section 31B of
the Local Government Finance Act 1992).

 

(18)      
That it be noted that the only special items for
2026-27 under Section 35 of the Local Government Finance Act 1992
are local parish and town council precepts and no expenses are to
be treated as special expenses under Section 35(1) (b) of that
Act.

 

(19)      
That the Council Tax Requirement, excluding
parish and town council precepts, be calculated:

 

2026/27 Council Tax
Resolution   

Gross
Expenditure

              
1,634,533,000

Income incl
EFS

 
(1,338,605,860)

Council Tax Requirement
(inclusive of Parish & Town Precepts)

      
£295,927,140

Council Tax
Base

              
148,486

Basic Amount of Council
Tax

£1,992.96

Adjustment in Respect
of Parish and Town Council Precepts

              
£27.68

Basic Amount Excluding Parish
and Town Councils

£1,965.28

 
 
 

(20)       
That the precepts of Parish and Town Councils are
noted and the resulting Basic Council Tax amounts for particular
areas of the Council be calculated as follows:
 

Parish or Town Council Area

Local Precept

Council Tax Base

Parish/Town Council Tax

Whole Area Council Tax

Basic Council Tax Amount

 

£

 

£

£

£

Addingham

146,850

 1,791

  81.99

1,965.28

2,047.27

Baildon

361,654

 6,371

  56.77

1,965.28

2,022.05

Bingley

246,056

 8,732

  28.18

1,965.28

1,993.46

Burley

314,188

 3,206

  98.00

1,965.28

2,063.28

Clayton

88,667

 2,582

  34.34

1,965.28

1,999.62

Cross Roads

61,991

 1,018

  60.89

1,965.28

2,026.17

Cullingworth

46,494

 1,358

  34.24

1,965.28

1,999.52

Denholme

57,000

 1,242

  45.89

1,965.28

2,011.17

Harden

67,920

 844

  80.47

1,965.28

2,045.75

Haworth with Stanbury

69,850

 1,461

  47.81

1,965.28

2,013.09

Ilkley

420,381

 7,379

  56.97

1,965.28

2,022.25

Keighley

1,368,267

 15,411

  88.79

1,965.28

2,054.07

Menston

152,683

 2,503

  61.00

1,965.28

2,026.28

Oxenhope

83,700

 1,081

  77.43

1,965.28

2,042.71

Sandy Lane

23,790

 878

  27.10

1,965.28

1,992.38

Shipley

239,800

 4,823

  49.72

1,965.28

2,015.00

Silsden

88,420

 3,439

  25.71

1,965.28

1,990.99

Steeton with Eastburn

108,414

1,806

  60.03

1,965.28

2,025.31

Wilsden

123,900

 1,791

  69.18

1,965.28

2,034.46

Wrose

39,535

 2,137

  18.50

1,965.28

1,983.78

Total of all local
precepts

4,109,560

69,853

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

(21)       
Thatthe CouncilTax amountsfor dwellingsin
differentvaluation bandsin respect ofthe Council’sbudget
requirement,taking intoaccountParish and Town
CouncilsPrecepts applicable to only part of
the Council’s area, be calculated asfollows:

 

Council Tax Amount for Each Valuation Band

 

Band A

Band B

Band C

Band D

Band E

Band F

Band G

Band H

 

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

All parts of the Council’s area other than those
below

1,310.19

1,528.55

1,746.92

1,965.28

2,402.01

2,838.74

3,275.47

3,930.56

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The parish and town council areas of:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Addingham

1,364.85

1,592.32

1,819.80

2,047.27

2,502.22

2,957.17

3,412.12

4,094.54

Baildon

1,348.03

1,572.71

1,797.38

2,022.05

2,471.39

2,920.74

3,370.08

4,044.10

Bingley

1,328.97

1,550.47

1,771.96

1,993.46

2,436.45

2,879.44

3,322.43

3,986.92

Burley

1,375.52

1,604.77

1,834.03

2,063.28

2,521.79

2,980.29

3,438.80

4,126.56

Clayton

1,333.08

1,555.26

1,777.44

1,999.62

2,443.98

2,888.34

3,332.70

3,999.24

Crossroads

1,350.78

1,575.91

1,801.04

2,026.17

2,476.43

2,926.69

3,376.95

4,052.34

Cullingworth

1,333.01

1,555.18

1,777.35

1,999.52

2,443.86

2,888.20

3,332.53

3,999.04

Denholme

1,340.78

1,564.24

1,787.71

2,011.17

2,458.10

2,905.02

3,351.95

4,022.34

Harden

1,363.83

1,591.14

1,818.44

2,045.75

2,500.36

2,954.97

3,409.58

4,091.50

Haworth with Stanbury

1,342.06

1,565.74

1,789.41

2,013.09

2,460.44

2,907.80

3,355.15

4,026.18

Ilkley

1,348.17

1,572.86

1,797.56

2,022.25

2,471.64

2,921.03

3,370.42

4,044.50

Keighley

1,369.38

1,597.61

1,825.84

2,054.07

2,510.53

2,966.99

3,423.45

4,108.14

Menston

1,350.85

1,576.00

1,801.14

2,026.28

2,476.56

2,926.85

3,377.13

4,052.56

Oxenhope

1,361.81

1,588.77

1,815.74

2,042.71

2,496.65

2,950.58

3,404.52

4,085.42

Sandy Lane

1,328.25

1,549.63

1,771.00

1,992.38

2,435.13

2,877.88

3,320.63

3,984.76

Shipley

1,343.33

1,567.22

1,791.11

2,015.00

2,462.78

2,910.56

3,358.33

4,030.00

Silsden

1,327.33

1,548.55

1,769.77

1,990.99

2,433.43

2,875.87

3,318.32

3,981.98

Steeton with Eastburn

1,350.21

1,575.24

1,800.28

2,025.31

2,475.38

2,925.45

3,375.52

4,050.62

Wilsden

1,356.31

1,582.36

1,808.41

2,034.46

2,486.56

2,938.66

3,390.77

4,068.92

Wrose

1,322.52

1,542.94

1,763.36

1,983.78

2,424.62

2,865.46

3,306.30

3,967.56

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

(22)       
That it be noted that for the year 2026-27 the
Police and Crime Commissioner and West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue
Authority (WYFRA) have notified their precepts tobe:
 

2026/27 Precept

Council Tax Amount for Each Valuation Band

Amount

Band A

Band B

Band C

Band D

Band E

Band F

Band G

Band H

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue
Authority

13,288,012

59.66

69.60

79.55

89.49

109.38

129.26

149.15

178.98

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Police and Crime Commissioner for West
Yorkshire

41,320,402

185.52

216.44

247.36

278.28

340.12

401.96

463.80

556.56

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

(23)       
That having calculated the aggregate in each case
of the amounts at (21) and (22) above, the Council set the
following amounts of council tax for 2026-27 in each of the
categories of dwellings shownbelow:
 

 

Band A

Band B

Band C

Band D

Band E

Band F

Band G

Band H

 

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

All parts of the
Council’s area other than those below

1,555.37

1,814.59

2,073.83

2,333.05

2,851.51

3,369.96

3,888.42

4,666.10

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The parish and town council areas of:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Addingham

1,610.03

1,878.36

2,146.71

2,415.04

2,951.72

3,488.39

4,025.07

4,830.08

Baildon

1,593.21

1,858.75

2,124.29

2,389.82

2,920.89

3,451.96

3,983.03

4,779.64

Bingley

1,574.15

1,836.51

2,098.87

2,361.23

2,885.95

3,410.66

3,935.38

4,722.46

Burley

1,620.70

1,890.81

2,160.94

2,431.05

2,971.29

3,511.51

4,051.75

4,862.10

Clayton

1,578.26

1,841.30

2,104.35

2,367.39

2,893.48

3,419.56

3,945.65

4,734.78

Crossroads

1,595.96

1,861.95

2,127.95

2,393.94

2,925.93

3,457.91

3,989.90

4,787.88

Cullingworth

1,578.19

1,841.22

2,104.26

2,367.29

2,893.36

3,419.42

3,945.48

4,734.58

Denholme

1,585.96

1,850.28

2,114.62

2,378.94

2,907.60

3,436.24

3,964.90

4,757.88

Harden

1,609.01

1,877.18

2,145.35

2,413.52

2,949.86

3,486.19

4,022.53

4,827.04

Haworth with Stanbury

1,587.24

1,851.78

2,116.32

2,380.86

2,909.94

3,439.02

3,968.10

4,761.72

Ilkley

1,593.35

1,858.90

2,124.47

2,390.02

2,921.14

3,452.25

3,983.37

4,780.04

Keighley

1,614.56

1,883.65

2,152.75

2,421.84

2,960.03

3,498.21

4,036.40

4,843.68

Menston

1,596.03

1,862.04

2,128.05

2,394.05

2,926.06

3,458.07

3,990.08

4,788.10

Oxenhope

1,606.99

1,874.81

2,142.65

2,410.48

2,946.15

3,481.80

4,017.47

4,820.96

Sandy Lane

1,573.43

1,835.67

2,097.91

2,360.15

2,884.63

3,409.10

3,933.58

4,720.30

Shipley

1,588.51

1,853.26

2,118.02

2,382.77

2,912.28

3,441.78

3,971.28

4,765.54

Silsden

1,572.51

1,834.59

2,096.68

2,358.76

2,882.93

3,407.09

3,931.27

4,717.52

Steeton with Eastburn

1,595.39

1,861.28

2,127.19

2,393.08

2,924.88

3,456.67

3,988.47

4,786.16

Wilsden

1,601.49

1,868.40

2,135.32

2,402.23

2,936.06

3,469.88

4,003.72

4,804.46

Wrose

1,567.70

1,828.98

2,090.27

2,351.55

2,874.12

3,396.68

3,919.25

4,703.10

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(24)       
That Council notes the movement in Band D
equivalent charges for 2026-27 over 2025-26 as set out in the table
below.
 

 

Council Tax 2026-27

Council Tax 2025-26

Percentage change

 

Band D Equivalent

Band D Equivalent

2026-27 on 2025-26

Bradford
Metropolitan District Council

1,965.28

1,871.88

4.99%

West
Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority *

  89.49

84.49

5.92%

West
Yorkshire Police Authority *

 278.28

263.28

5.70%

 

 

 

 

Local (Parish
Council) Precepts:

 

 

 

Addingham

  81.99

65.30

25.6%

Baildon

  56.77

53.31

6.5%

Bingley

  28.18

27.96

0.8%

Burley

  98.00

95.00

3.2%

Clayton

  34.34

32.80

4.7%

Crossroads

  60.89

47.75

27.5%

Cullingworth

  34.24

33.95

0.9%

Denholme

  45.89

45.00

2.0%

Harden

  80.47

74.47

8.1%

Haworth with
Stanbury

  47.81

46.59

2.6%

Ilkley

  56.97

56.97

0.0%

Keighley

  88.79

82.73

7.3%

Menston

  61.00

58.00

5.2%

Oxenhope

  77.43

75.00

3.2%

Sandy
Lane

  27.10

27.13

-0.1%

Shipley

  49.72

46.25

7.5%

Silsden

  25.71

35.92

-28.4%

Steeton with
Eastburn

  60.03

55.08

9.0%

Wilsden

  69.18

66.03

4.8%

Wrose

  18.50

17.00

8.8%

 

 

 

 

 
 
To be actioned by: Interim Strategic Director
of Corporate Resources/ S151 Officer