Rating Crisis

1973 to 1974

three mentions

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We tend to look upon the Rating Crisis in much too glib and easy a manner.

_{Rate Rebates}

Mr. Michael Cocks - Jan. 30, 1973

The shadow of the Rating Crisis which hangs over our larger and older cities looms over those talks.

_{Rating System}

Mr. Philip Whitehead - Feb. 12, 1973

There are a number of strands in a debate on the Rating Crisis, and several of them have emerged today.

_{Local Government Finance}

Mr. Nicholas Edwards - July 5, 1974

While we obviously welcome this further attempt by the Secretary of State to extricate himself from a mess of his own making, may I tell him that, if he believes that it will resolve the Rating Crisis, he will soon be disabused of that notion?

_{Rating Revaluation (Scotland)}

Mr. Bruce Milian - May 14, 1985

Does he accept that the Crisis in Rating was deliberately and cynically caused by the Government who clawed back over £1·5 billion from the Scottish people?

_{Local Government Finance (Scotland)}

Mr. Ron Brown - Jan. 29, 1986

The director of finance for the Glasgow district council, Mr. William English, who is respected in local government circles throughout the country, has said about the Rating Crisis in Glasgow that if the poll tax were introduced tomorrow it would mean that every person over the age of 18 would have to find £292.

_{Orders Of The Day — Abolition Of Domestic Rates Etc. (Scotland) Act 1987}

Mr. Michael J. Martin - July 13, 1987

Rating Crisis

Including: Crisis in Rating

6 mentions.

1973 - 1987

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1973 to 1974

three mentions

1985 to 1987

three mentions