received this years council tax bill today.. up 4.6 percent from £ 124 TO £ 130 ( monthly) band D can anyone beat that 
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No,there's been a co#k-up some where,
BOB NUTS said:yours went up!!!!
mine went down
does this mean i've been overpaying all these years!!!
Bob book a holiday i can see a hefty refund coming your way
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Mine has gone up £80, an increase of 7.5%
Cheltonian, mine (from chelt borough council) went up 3.6% ! (£45.16 increase on a band D property)
thats given away where I live...oops
perhaps I should change name to cheltonian2 ? but that would be wrong as I'm an incomer from Somerset and not a true cheltonian at all, tho two of my children are, the other one was born in Gloucester ha ha
thats given away where I live...oops
perhaps I should change name to cheltonian2 ? but that would be wrong as I'm an incomer from Somerset and not a true cheltonian at all, tho two of my children are, the other one was born in Gloucester ha ha
£176.00 Band E here........because it`s being syphoned off up Northempip said:'E' £120 pm in 2002 £156 now 2006.
Bins empty every 2 weeks....copshop closed..large rural area....wages in towns are crap.....Grim oop North..yeah Right
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£239.00 pm
Band D £125 pm now. Up by 4.7%. Makes me laugh that they are raising it yet charging us for removing garden waste now and also cutting local amenities and facilities .
Says it all - charge ya more, give ya less
.Says it all - charge ya more, give ya less
That's interesting. Because of the way the bandings were applied nationally, I always believed that there were practically no Band E and above houses in the North until I got my bill through. For the same reason, I wouldn't have thought there were any Band A's in Essex until you posted that.......
My brother lives in Wales, recently the local authorities have been re-banding on new valuations. As a result his property has now been 'promoted' to the next band and the charge has risen. This seems illogical to me as he uses no more resource than he did previously.
How can a charge for local amenities be based on the value of a property rather than the actual demand by the occupant(s) on the local facilities?
How can a charge for local amenities be based on the value of a property rather than the actual demand by the occupant(s) on the local facilities?
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