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Council tax in North East Lincolnshire 2026/27

£2,484a year for a Band D home in North East Lincolnshire, 2026/27: £248 a month over ten instalments

A Band D home in North East Lincolnshire pays £2,483.85 in council tax for 2026/27, up £113 (4.8%) on 2025/26. Band A pays £1,656 and Band H £4,968. North East Lincolnshire is in the middle third of England's 296 billing authorities (rank 112), £92 above the England average of £2,392.

Assumptions: financial year 2026/27 (1 April 2026 to 31 March 2027); a dwelling occupied by two adults with no discount, exemption or council tax support; the area average including the average parish precept (16 parish and town councils in North East Lincolnshire set a precept, so bills differ between parishes). Figures as published by MHCLG on 2026-03-25.

All eight bands in North East Lincolnshire

ANorth East Lincolnshire (billing authority): £1,360Humberside PCC: £209Humberside Fire: £72Parish precept (average): £15£1,656BNorth East Lincolnshire (billing authority): £1,587Humberside PCC: £244Humberside Fire: £84Parish precept (average): £17£1,932CNorth East Lincolnshire (billing authority): £1,813Humberside PCC: £279Humberside Fire: £96Parish precept (average): £20£2,208DNorth East Lincolnshire (billing authority): £2,040Humberside PCC: £314Humberside Fire: £108Parish precept (average): £22£2,484reference bandENorth East Lincolnshire (billing authority): £2,493Humberside PCC: £383Humberside Fire: £132Parish precept (average): £27£3,036FNorth East Lincolnshire (billing authority): £2,946Humberside PCC: £453Humberside Fire: £156Parish precept (average): £32£3,588GNorth East Lincolnshire (billing authority): £3,400Humberside PCC: £523Humberside Fire: £180Parish precept (average): £37£4,140HNorth East Lincolnshire (billing authority): £4,080Humberside PCC: £627Humberside Fire: £216Parish precept (average): £45£4,968
  • North East Lincolnshire (billing authority)
  • Humberside PCC
  • Humberside Fire
  • Parish precept (average)

Each rung is one valuation band; its length is the annual bill and the colours show who receives the money. Bands are fixed proportions of Band D: A is 6/9, H is 18/9.

Band1991 valueA yearA month (10)A month (12)Change on 2025/26
Aup to £40,000£1,655.90£165.59£137.99+£75.23
B£40,001 to £52,000£1,931.88£193.19£160.99+£87.76
C£52,001 to £68,000£2,207.87£220.79£183.99+£100.31
Dreference band£68,001 to £88,000£2,483.85£248.39£206.99+£112.84
E£88,001 to £120,000£3,035.82£303.58£252.99+£137.92
F£120,001 to £160,000£3,587.78£358.78£298.98+£162.99
G£160,001 to £320,000£4,139.75£413.98£344.98+£188.07
Hmore than £320,000£4,967.70£496.77£413.97+£225.68

Annual figures are MHCLG's Table 9 (area council tax by band). The change on 2025/26 applies the statutory band ratio to last year's Band D, so it is exact for Band D and rounded to the pound for other bands. Councils normally bill in ten monthly instalments from April; you can ask for twelve.

Who receives the money

Of the £2,484 Band D bill, £2,040 (82%) is North East Lincolnshire's own council tax, of which £39 is this year's adult social care precept increase. The rest is collected on behalf of other bodies:

Band D in North East Lincolnshire, five years

£2,0802022/23+3.1%
£2,1702023/24+4.3%
£2,2762024/25+4.9%
£2,3712025/26+4.2%
£2,4842026/27+4.8%

Between 2022/23 and 2026/27 the Band D bill in North East Lincolnshire rose from £2,080 to £2,484, 19.4% in 4 years. England's average went from £1,966 to £2,392 over the same period (21.7%).

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Nearby councils in the Yorkshire and the Humber

CouncilBand ABand DBand HChange
Bradford£1,574£2,361£4,721+5.1%
Calderdale£1,613£2,420£4,840+5.1%
East Riding of Yorkshire£1,644£2,466£4,932+5.2%
Kirklees£1,627£2,441£4,882+5.1%
North East Lincolnshire£1,656£2,484£4,968+4.8%
North Lincolnshire£1,566£2,348£4,697+4.9%
North Yorkshire£1,696£2,544£5,089+5.2%
Rotherham£1,588£2,382£4,763+4.3%
Sheffield£1,673£2,510£5,020+5.1%

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Questions about council tax in North East Lincolnshire

How much is council tax in North East Lincolnshire for a Band D home?

£2,483.85 a year in 2026/27 for a Band D dwelling occupied by two adults, or about £248 a month over the usual ten instalments (£207 over twelve). That is +£113 (+4.8%) compared with 2025/26.

How much is council tax band A in North East Lincolnshire?

Band A in North East Lincolnshire is £1,655.90 a year in 2026/27, about £166 a month over ten instalments. Band A is charged at 6/9 of the Band D figure of £2,484.

How much is council tax band B in North East Lincolnshire?

Band B in North East Lincolnshire is £1,931.88 a year in 2026/27, about £193 a month over ten instalments. Band B is charged at 7/9 of the Band D figure of £2,484.

How much is council tax band C in North East Lincolnshire?

Band C in North East Lincolnshire is £2,207.87 a year in 2026/27, about £221 a month over ten instalments. Band C is charged at 8/9 of the Band D figure of £2,484.

Who receives the council tax paid in North East Lincolnshire?

North East Lincolnshire (billing authority) £2,040, Humberside PCC £314, Humberside Fire £108, Parish precept (average) £22 at Band D. North East Lincolnshire is a unitary authority and keeps the largest share itself.

Is council tax in North East Lincolnshire high compared with the rest of England?

North East Lincolnshire ranks 112 of 296 billing authorities on Band D (1 is the most expensive), in the middle third. Its Band D of £2,484 is £92 above the England average of £2,392.

Sources

  1. Council Tax levels set by local authorities in England 2026 to 2027 (MHCLG statistical release, 25 March 2026) (accessed 2026-09-12) ✓ checked
  2. Council Tax levels 2026 to 2027: Tables 1 to 9 (Table 9: area council tax for a dwelling occupied by two adults by band) (accessed 2026-09-12) ✓ checked
  3. Council Tax levels 2026 to 2027: Table 10, local authority level data (precept elements, adult social care, parishes) (accessed 2026-09-12) ✓ checked
  4. Live tables on Council Tax: Band D council tax figures 1993-94 onwards (revised 22 April 2026) (accessed 2026-09-12) ✓ checked
  5. Local Government Finance Act 1992, section 5: different categories of dwellings (band proportions 6:7:8:9:11:13:15:18) (accessed 2026-09-12) ✓ checked

Figures for 2026/27 as published by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government on 2026-03-25 (Band D live table revised 22 April 2026). Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. How we calculate · Which band am I?

Council Tax Ledger shows the average area council tax for 2026/27 for a dwelling occupied by two adults with no discounts, as published by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. Parish precepts vary within a district, so your bill may differ. Not financial advice.