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The Conservative Group's Finance Spokesperson Cllr Joe Miller will be leading the Conservative response to the Green Administration's 2021-2 Budget for Brighton and Hove City Council and welcomes your input via the survey below.

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Conservatives come out on top in City Budget negotiations

Thursday, 25 February, 2021

Conservatives secure more money for priorities than other parties in a win for the community
Outcome a result of hard work and clear vision for the city
Measures will mean work can start immediately restoring heritage, turbocharging tourism and improving the state of the City

Conservative Councillor Alistair McNair at the City Budget 2021

City budget 2021: 5G masts; speed guns and weeds on pavements

Thursday, 25 February, 2021

CITY BUDGET SPEECH 2021 – CONSERVATIVE COUNCILLOR ALISTAIR MCNAIR

 

I am delighted to be talking today on three Conservative budget proposals: camouflaging 5G masts, speed guns, and weeds. 

 

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Conservative Proposals for the 2021 City Budget!

Wednesday, 24 February, 2021

Latest TV News Editor, Mark Walker, speaks to the Conservative Councillor for the Wish Ward on Brighton and Hove City Council, Robert Nemeth, about the forthcoming budget on Brighton and Hove City Council.

The Conservatives have called for an end to Councillors' Green perks

Greens break promise by asking for higher allowances

Wednesday, 24 February, 2021

Greens lodge request for additional allowances ahead of City Budget
Request breaks Greens’ promise that Co-Chairs arrangement would not cost city taxpayers any more
Move comes as Greens are planning to hike Council Tax; Parking permits in Thursday’s City Budget

 

Conservative Councillor Mary Mears

Conservatives announce plan to make city's eastern seafront more accessible

Wednesday, 24 February, 2021

Disability beach access ramp plan for the City’s east
Proposal to kick-start the process for new beach huts for the eastern seafront
Plans to be funded by redirecting funding away from Greens’ Low Traffic Neighbourhood pil

 

Conservative Group Finance Spokesperson Joe Miller

Conservatives announce City Budget proposal to halve school debt in Brighton & Hove

Tuesday, 23 February, 2021

Conservative amendment will more than halve debt Brighton & Hove Schools were handed after Labour council error, saving schools £778,000
Further proposals to stop Council cuts to the Adoption Allowance and the Standards and Achievements programme for schools.

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Conservative push to save City Centre residents from Greens' 33% parking permit hike

Monday, 22 February, 2021

The Conservatives have announced that they will stand up for residents living in the City Centre of Brighton & Hove who are facing a 33% parking permit hike from the Greens at the City Budget meeting on Thursday night.

 

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City budget 2021 - Green party perks update!

Monday, 22 February, 2021

An update on the Green Group's defence of their perks ahead of the City Budget 2021!

Hove Park Ward Councillor Samer Bagaeen next to an overflowing bin in Hove Park, a public space which would benefit from new bins with greater capacity under the Conservatives’ City Budget amendments.

Conservatives announce budget plan to improve the state of the city

Sunday, 21 February, 2021

​​​​​More bins; verge cuttings; and de-weeding of pavements on Conservative agenda for next week’s City Budget
Additional measures include replacement road name signage, fixing potholes and new CCTV cameras to tackle fly tipping.

Conservative Group Leader Steve Bell CBE

Big council tax rise is looming next week

Saturday, 20 February, 2021

The City Council is preparing to put your Council Tax up by 5% and hike residents’ car parking permits by 9% at next week’s City Budget. 

 

This council tax rise is the maximum possible permitted by law and will no doubt hit residents and families hard across the City.

 

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