Council Tax

The next cost of living payments will be paid in autumn 2023 and spring 2024.

Cost of living payment 2023: When will the next instalment be paid?

A Martin Lewis fan revealed how a tip from the consumer champion helped her secure a £8,500 refund from her local council.

Martin Lewis fan shares how they got £8,500 council refund

Leeds Building Society could take your Netflix subscription into account when considering your mortgage application (image: Adobe)

How Netflix subscriptions could help people on the property ladder

Martin Lewis has a message for anyone paying council tax, urging “hundreds of thousands” of people to check if they could be due a rebate or discount. (Photo: ITV)

Martin Lewis issues warning to anyone who pays council tax

All the major financial changes happening in April - full list

April is shaping up to be a rough month for many, with major price increases scheduled to take effect.

April bill hikes set to cost household £700 annually

Martin Lewis is urging all mobile phone users to check their contracts (Photo: ITV)

Martin Lewis: how to check if you are overpaying on council tax

Martin Lewis is urging all mobile phone users to check their contracts (Photo: ITV)

Martin Lewis urges people to send two texts before bills rise in April

Council tax is on the rise by up to 15% across local authorities in England - Credit: Adobe

April council tax: How to apply for support and how much will it rise?

NHS prescriptions are on the rise next month to add to the financial concerns of households amid a crippling cost of living crisis - Credit: Adobe

NHS prescription charges to rise in April - how much more you’ll pay

Martin Lewis is urging all mobile phone users to check their contracts (Photo: ITV)

Martin Lewis reveals how to get thousands back on council tax bills

Full list of places that will see a council tax increase in April 2023

Band A properties in Burnley will pay council tax of £1,490.96 for 2023/24 (up from £1,431.00 last year)

Council tax to rise in Burnley

Burnley MP Antony Higginbotham

Burnley MP Antony Higginbotham's column

Cost of living is £630 more expensive per month for single Brits

Cost of living leaves single Brits paying up to £630 more per month

Millions of households across the country face an increase in their council tax as the cost of living crisis deepens. Data from the County Councils Network (CNN) indicates that three quarters of councils in England that have social care duties are planning a 5% price hike from April.

Millions of households face 5% council tax increase from April

Council tax is set to increase in Burnley

Council tax set to go up in Burnley

Switching bank account could help you save up to £200 off energy bills - here’s ...

Almost 30,000 households have now received their £150 Council Tax Rebate payment from Pendle Borough Council

Council tax rebate in Pendle

Council tax support is being given to Ribble Valley households

Council tax top-up support

Pendle Council is warning residents of fraudsters asking them for their bank details to make payments.

Pendle Council warns homeowners of £150 Council Tax rebate scam

Last chance to buy stamps before Royal Mail hikes prices in April

Burnley Council leader Afrasiab Anwar

Council tax increase a difficult decision | Burnley Council leader Afrasiab Anwa...

A pre-budget report states that Pendle Council is facing "a stark position" after many years of tight financial control and austerity. PIC: Andy Ford

Council tax set to increase in Pendle as borough faces 'stark position'

Council tax is set to rise in Burnley

Council tax set to rise in Burnley as council looks to balance the books

Keeping Burnley clean and tidy is the responsibility of each and every one of us, says Burnley Council leader Coun. Afrasiab Anwar

Time for us all to take pride in our home turf / Burnley Council leader Afrasiab...

Council tax may need to rise by up to 5% a year for the next three years in order to keep services running and pay for social care reforms, a think tank has warned (Photo: Shutterstock)

Council tax 'could rise by up to 5% every year over the next three years'

Pendle Town Hall

Council Tax up again in Pendle as council sets budget for year ahead

Burnley Council leader Coun. Mark Townsend

Council tax and personal allowance income tax freeze 'double whammy' for Burnley...

Councillors will not be walking through the doors of County Hall to set Lancashire County Council's budget this year - but they will be gathering remotely to debate proposals including a 4.99 percent increase in council tax

Lancashire County Council proposes five percent council tax increase in budget t...

The Treasury allow councils to set their own budgets up to a fixed amount (Photo: Shutterstock)

Council tax will rise by 5% for millions this year - costing households an extra...

This is when you don't have to pay council tax in 2021 - and why there's a payme...

Council tax could rise by more than £100 next year - what it means for household...

You could get up to 50% off bus and train travel (Photo: Shutterstock)

If you're at risk of going into debt you can claim extra benefits - from money o...

Manager Katy Marshall is happy to help

Citizens Advice Ribble Valley continues to help during coronavirus pandemic

Ribble Valley Borough Council leader,Stephen Atkinson

Council tax rise for Ribble Valley residents

Councillors agreed a 1.99% increase in Council Tax for Pendle

Council Tax to rise in Pendle while environmental issues dominate spending plans

Burnley Town Hall

Burnley Council spending plans agreed after five hour heated debate

Ribble Valley Borough Councils head of revenues and benefits Mark Edmondson (left) is pictured with leader Stuart Hirst. (s)

Best in the North West for council tax collection

We're paying more for less

Council tax to go down with service cutbacks?

No decimation of services from council

‘Modern day scandal’ of OAPs’ unclaimed benefits

Photo: Owen Humphreys/PA Wire

7p-a-week Council Tax rise comment is an insult

Gordon Birtwistle

What is our MP doing about hikes in utility bills?

We need action, not words, after budget

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