Second homes premiums brought £9.1m to Pembrokeshire council coffers

Second homes premiums brought £9.1m to Pembrokeshire council coffers

Second home-owners in Pembrokeshire, whose 200 per cent council tax premiums have contributed more than £9m to council coffers in this financial year, are not expected to see that level rise if a recommendation before full council is backed later this week.

It is not expected that the owners of second homes in Pembrokeshire, who have seen their contribution of 200% in the form of council tax premium contribute over £9m to the Council's coffers this financial year, will see the level rise again if there is a proposal before the full Council will be approved later this week.