Rochdale leaders have been urged to scrap plans for a 3pc council tax hike as fears grow over the looming cost of living criss.
Budget proposals for the 2022/23 financial year would see an average Band D household in the borough paying an extra £45 per year to the council for general services and adult care.
The rise - which goes up to 3.62pc when Andy Burnham’s mayoral precepts are taken into account - is due to come in from April, pending approval by the full council.