Daily Glasgow News Bulletin: Storm Eunice, money off petrol and council tax rise

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At a glance

  • The Met Office has issued a Yellow Weather Warning for snow and strong winds as Storm Eunice hits.
  • Glasgow announces a 3% Council Tax rise in April.
  • Morrisons offering 7p off each litre of fuel at petrol stations.

Further disruption is expected in Glasgow as the city is braced for snow and strong winds due to Storm Eunice. A Yellow Weather Warning for wind is in place until 6pm this evening with disturbance expected on public transport services.

Glasgow City Council has announced a 3% increase to council tax in April. City treasurer, Ricky Bell set out how the council will cover a £19.7m shortfall and respond to “covid recovery, the cost of living crisis and the priorities identified by our citizens”.

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Motorists who visit a Morrisons petrol station this month will be able to save 7p every litre of fuel they buy. The discount will be available from today, until the end of February. Customers who spend £40 or more will be eligible for this.

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