Sentence examples for average council from inspiring English sources

But it's still expected to push the average council tax bill above the £1,000 mark.

This would save £100 a year off the average council tax bill, Osborne said.

He said that would mean nearly £100 off the average council tax bill for families.

It's safe to assume, however, that Grohl's garage is not the average council estate lock-up.

But what does that amount to if there's no difference in average council turnout, or even evidence of economic growth?

Average council tax bills in England have already fallen by 11% under the coalition government, and remain low.

First they set up an inquiry in 2003 when there was uproar about a record 13% increase in average council-tax bills.

She deplores the "eye-poppingly expensive" cost of private residential childcare – yet an average council-run children's home placement costs £2,767 a week compared to £2,472 in the private and voluntary sector.

Since then we've seen a glut of records filling up Beatport slots and shelf-space that, rightly or wrongly, are referred to as 'deep house' despite having as much depth as the average council-subsidised shallow end — your Route 94's, Gorgon City's and, gulp, your Disclosure's.

Doctors announced that the local A&E was "worse than Soweto", burglaries were 11 times higher than the national average, the council's fraud department came under investigation for corruption and the council was declared the worst in the country.

Average English council house rent in 1981 was less than 7% of average income.