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Rates

Volume 169: debated on Wednesday 14 March 1990

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To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what is the percentage increase in the district rates for each of the 26 councils in Northern Ireland for the years 1990–91 and 1989–90.

The information is set out in the table:

District councilPercentage increase in 1990–91Percentage increase in 1989–90
1. Antrim BC2·833·92
2. Ards BC13·046·48
3. Armagh DC7·957·32
4. Ballymena BC6·822·68
5. Ballymoney BC7·466·91
6. Banbridge DC7·650·00
7. Belfast CC4·910·00
8. Carrickfergus BC5·705·20
9. Castlereagh BC17·125·01
10. Coleraine BC0·003·77

District council

Percentage increase in 1990–91

Percentage increase in 1989–90

11. Cookstown DC8·3811·70
12. Craigavon BC4·896·50
13. Derry CC9·385·86
14. Down DC2·944·62
15. Dungannon DC8·520·00
16. Fermanagh DC3·603·74
17. Lame BC13·971·79
18. Limavady BC7·458·05
19. Lisburn BC3·710·00
20. Magherafelt DC5·746·53
21. Moyle DC8·514·43
22. Newry & Mourne DC0·002·85
23. Newtownabbey BC0·926·73
24. North Down BC5·153·38
25. Omagh DC9·916·36
26. Strabane DC10·706·58