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Scots happy to pay

Scottish people would be happy to pay more to protect frontline services, according to a citizen’s jury organised on behalf of business adviser, PwC.

Scottish people would be happy to pay more to protect frontline services, according to a citizen's jury organised on behalf of business adviser, PwC.

Assembled in response to the Christie Commission on the future delivery of Scottish public services, the survey found 75% would be willing to pay more taxes or charges to safeguard services.

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