Devon County Council has increased its share of council tax by two per cent, which will increase the average bill for a Band D home by £22 a year.
Devon county councillors have agreed to a 2 per cent rise in council tax for the next financial year - as well as budget cuts of 27 million pounds.
The leader of the council says the national government are to blame, not local Conservatives.
Devon pothole numbers skyrocket
Roads left battered and bruised
Calls for Torbay to rethink 'Blue Flag' exit
Questions over new home-grown awards structure
Parking charges to increase in Cornwall Council car parks
Some will remain free
Home buyers facing years without proper roads
'They are paying for services they are not receiving, and that is unjust'
River protection bid in East Devon
12th council nationally to take measures
Plans for North Devon Lidl submitted
40 jobs promised
