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Council tax in Nottingham 2026/27

£2,755a year for a Band D home in Nottingham, 2026/27: £276 a month over ten instalments

A Band D home in Nottingham pays £2,755.39 in council tax for 2026/27, up £99 (3.7%) on 2025/26. Band A pays £1,837 and Band H £5,511. Nottingham is among the more expensive third of England's 296 billing authorities (rank 3), £364 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. Figures as published by MHCLG on 2026-03-25.

All eight bands in Nottingham

ANottingham (billing authority): £1,561Nottinghamshire PCC: £207Nottinghamshire Fire: £68£1,837BNottingham (billing authority): £1,822Nottinghamshire PCC: £242Nottinghamshire Fire: £79£2,143CNottingham (billing authority): £2,082Nottinghamshire PCC: £277Nottinghamshire Fire: £91£2,449DNottingham (billing authority): £2,342Nottinghamshire PCC: £311Nottinghamshire Fire: £102£2,755reference bandENottingham (billing authority): £2,863Nottinghamshire PCC: £380Nottinghamshire Fire: £125£3,368FNottingham (billing authority): £3,383Nottinghamshire PCC: £449Nottinghamshire Fire: £148£3,980GNottingham (billing authority): £3,903Nottinghamshire PCC: £519Nottinghamshire Fire: £170£4,592HNottingham (billing authority): £4,684Nottinghamshire PCC: £622Nottinghamshire Fire: £204£5,511
  • Nottingham (billing authority)
  • Nottinghamshire PCC
  • Nottinghamshire Fire

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£1,836.93£183.69£153.08+£66.14
B£40,001 to £52,000£2,143.08£214.31£178.59+£77.15
C£52,001 to £68,000£2,449.24£244.92£204.10+£88.18
Dreference band£68,001 to £88,000£2,755.39£275.54£229.62+£99.20
E£88,001 to £120,000£3,367.70£336.77£280.64+£121.25
F£120,001 to £160,000£3,980.01£398.00£331.67+£143.29
G£160,001 to £320,000£4,592.32£459.23£382.69+£165.34
Hmore than £320,000£5,510.78£551.08£459.23+£198.40

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 £2,755 Band D bill, £2,342 (85%) is Nottingham's own council tax, of which £45 is this year's adult social care precept increase. The rest is collected on behalf of other bodies:

Band D in Nottingham, five years

£2,2942022/23+3.1%
£2,4122023/24+5.1%
£2,5302024/25+4.9%
£2,6562025/26+5.0%
£2,7552026/27+3.7%

Between 2022/23 and 2026/27 the Band D bill in Nottingham rose from £2,294 to £2,755, 20.1% 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 East Midlands

CouncilBand ABand DBand HChange
Ashfield£1,739£2,609£5,218+4.1%
Bassetlaw£1,763£2,645£5,290+4.2%
Broxtowe£1,745£2,618£5,236+4.1%
Gedling£1,740£2,610£5,219+4.1%
Mansfield£1,734£2,600£5,201+4.1%
Newark and Sherwood£1,788£2,682£5,364+3.9%
Nottingham£1,837£2,755£5,511+3.7%
Rushcliffe£1,762£2,643£5,287+4.4%
Rutland£1,825£2,738£5,475+2.5%

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Questions about council tax in Nottingham

How much is council tax in Nottingham for a Band D home?

£2,755.39 a year in 2026/27 for a Band D dwelling occupied by two adults, or about £276 a month over the usual ten instalments (£230 over twelve). That is +£99 (+3.7%) compared with 2025/26.

How much is council tax band A in Nottingham?

Band A in Nottingham is £1,836.93 a year in 2026/27, about £184 a month over ten instalments. Band A is charged at 6/9 of the Band D figure of £2,755.

How much is council tax band B in Nottingham?

Band B in Nottingham is £2,143.08 a year in 2026/27, about £214 a month over ten instalments. Band B is charged at 7/9 of the Band D figure of £2,755.

How much is council tax band C in Nottingham?

Band C in Nottingham is £2,449.24 a year in 2026/27, about £245 a month over ten instalments. Band C is charged at 8/9 of the Band D figure of £2,755.

Who receives the council tax paid in Nottingham?

Nottingham (billing authority) £2,342, Nottinghamshire PCC £311, Nottinghamshire Fire £102 at Band D. Nottingham is a unitary authority and keeps the largest share itself.

Is council tax in Nottingham high compared with the rest of England?

Nottingham ranks 3 of 296 billing authorities on Band D (1 is the most expensive), among the more expensive third. Its Band D of £2,755 is £364 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.