Freeze on Mersey tunnel tolls and Metro Mayor Tax PLANS to freeze Mersey Tunnel tolls and the city region s Mayoral Tax Precept have been approved this afternoon. The move - approved during the Combined Authority’s budget meeting - aims to help residents hit by the Covid pandemic. It means that when residents get their council tax bills in March, the Metro Mayoral Precept will remain at £12.67 for a Band A property (£19.00 for a Band D property) for the second year in a row. Mersey Tunnel Tolls for City Region residents will remain at £1 for those using a Fast Tag and £1.80 for those paying by cash or contactless.
Wallasey tunnel toll booths FREEZES on Mersey Tunnel tolls and the city region s Mayoral Tax Precept are being proposed in a bid to help residents hit by the Covid pandemic. The Transport levy paid by the city region’s six local authorities - which includes Wirral - would also be frozen if Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram s plans are approved during the Combined Authority’s budget meeting is on Friday, January 22. If accepted, the proposal would mean that when residents get their council tax bills in March, the Metro Mayoral Precept will remain at £12.67 for a Band A property (£19 for a Band D property) for the second year in a row.
Tunnel tolls and Mayoral tax to be frozen for city region residents
Steve Rotheram says it would not be right to add to household budget burden with so many people struggling
Liverpool entrance to the Queensway Mersey tunnel
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