'Millions' face council tax rise in England
Millions of the poorest households face council tax rises because most councils in England will pass on a 10% benefit funding cut, research suggests.
A typical bill will rise from April by between £100 and £250 a year, but some could rise as much as £600, the Resolution Foundation think tank says.
Chairman of the Local Government Association, Sir Merrick Cockell, said the lowest paid are going to be in ''a very difficult place''.