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Council Tax Bands in Greenwich 2026/27

Band D 2026/27

£2,107.86

+£96.05 (+4.8%) vs 2025/26

Full band A to H council tax rates for Greenwich from 1 April 2026.

Quick answer

Council tax bands in Greenwich for 2026/27 run from £1,405.24 (Band A) to £4,215.72 (Band H), with the Band D reference rate set at £2,107.86 (up 4.8% on 2025/26). All eight bands (A to H) are fixed fractions of Band D; the full rate table with monthly figures is below.

Band A to H Rate Table - Greenwich 2026/27

BandAnnual rateMonthly (10 mths)
ABand A£1,405.24£140.52
BBand B£1,639.45£163.95
CBand C£1,873.65£187.37
DBand D£2,107.86£210.79
EBand E£2,576.27£257.63
FBand F£3,044.69£304.47
GBand G£3,513.10£351.31
HBand H£4,215.72£421.57

Source: Royal Borough of Greenwich council tax schedule 2026/27, published April 2026. Monthly 10-month figures based on standard payment plan. 12-month figures for direct debit monthly arrangements.

Last verified 2026-06-28 against Royal Borough of Greenwich's published 2026/27 schedule.

Year-on-Year Change

Band D 2025/26

£2,011.81

Band D 2026/27

£2,107.86

Annual increase

+£96.05 (+4.8%)

Greenwich's Band D rate increased by £96.05 (4.8%) in 2026/27 compared to the previous year. This is within the 5% that an English social care authority can add for 2026/27 without a local referendum (a 3% core limit plus a 2% adult social care precept).

How Greenwich Calculates Band Rates

Like all local authorities, Greenwich sets a single Band D rate each year. All other bands are then calculated as fixed fractions of that rate, set nationally by central government. The fractions are expressed in ninths:

BandFraction of Band DCalculation2026/27 rate
Band A6/9£2,107.86 × 6/9£1,405.24
Band B7/9£2,107.86 × 7/9£1,639.45
Band C8/9£2,107.86 × 8/9£1,873.65
Band D9/9Baseline rate£2,107.86
Band E11/9£2,107.86 × 11/9£2,576.27
Band F13/9£2,107.86 × 13/9£3,044.69
Band G15/9£2,107.86 × 15/9£3,513.10
Band H18/9£2,107.86 × 18/9£4,215.72

Contact Royal Borough of Greenwich

For billing enquiries, payment arrangements, discounts, or to report a change in your circumstances, contact Royal Borough of Greenwich directly.

Royal Borough of Greenwich council tax page

Source: Royal Borough of Greenwich 2026/27 council tax schedule, published April 2026. Retrieved April 2026.

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Greenwich Council Tax: Frequently Asked Questions

How much is Band D council tax in Greenwich for 2026/27?
Band D council tax in Greenwich is £2,107.86 for 2026/27, up from £2,011.81 in 2025/26 (a 4.8% increase). This is the headline reference rate; all other bands are calculated as fixed fractions of Band D.
How much is council tax Band A in Greenwich for 2026/27?
Band A council tax in Greenwich is £1,405.24 for 2026/27, which is 6/9 of the £2,107.86 Band D rate. That works out at roughly £140.52 a month over the usual 10 instalments from April to January.
How much is council tax Band B in Greenwich for 2026/27?
Band B council tax in Greenwich is £1,639.45 for 2026/27, which is 7/9 of the £2,107.86 Band D rate. That works out at roughly £163.95 a month over the usual 10 instalments from April to January.
How much is council tax Band C in Greenwich for 2026/27?
Band C council tax in Greenwich is £1,873.65 for 2026/27, which is 8/9 of the £2,107.86 Band D rate. That works out at roughly £187.37 a month over the usual 10 instalments from April to January.
How much is council tax Band E in Greenwich for 2026/27?
Band E council tax in Greenwich is £2,576.27 for 2026/27, which is 11/9 of the £2,107.86 Band D rate. That works out at roughly £257.63 a month over the usual 10 instalments from April to January.
What are all eight council tax bands in Greenwich?
Greenwich has eight council tax bands (A to H) for 2026/27: Band A £1,405.24, Band B £1,639.45, Band C £1,873.65, Band D £2,107.86, Band E £2,576.27, Band F £3,044.69, Band G £3,513.10, Band H £4,215.72. Every band is a fixed fraction of the Band D rate of £2,107.86. The full rate table with monthly figures is on this page.
How much did council tax rise in Greenwich this year?
Greenwich raised Band D council tax by £96.05 for 2026/27, a 4.8% increase versus 2025/26. This is within the 5% that an English social care authority can add for 2026/27 without a local referendum (a 3% core limit plus a 2% adult social care precept).
When do I pay council tax to Greenwich?
Council tax is typically paid in 10 monthly instalments from April to January, though most councils including Greenwich offer a 12-month payment option on request. Direct debit, online payment, and standing order are usually available. Contact Royal Borough of Greenwich directly to set up or change a payment plan.
What discounts are available on council tax in Greenwich?
Standard discounts include the 25% single-person discount (one adult living alone or with under-18s), full exemption for student households, and discounts for properties left empty or undergoing major repair. Greenwich also operates a Council Tax Support scheme for low-income households. Apply via the council's website.
How do I check my council tax band in Greenwich?
Your property's official council tax band is set by the Valuation Office Agency (VOA). Look it up free at gov.uk/check-council-tax-band, or check your most recent council tax bill from Royal Borough of Greenwich. If you believe the band is wrong you can challenge it with the VOA.
Independent information. Not affiliated with the Valuation Office Agency, any local authority, or Scottish Assessors. Rate data is compiled from published 2026/27 council tax schedules. Not legal or financial advice. Contact your local authority for billing queries.

Updated April 2026. Rates for 2026/27. 2027/28 rates to be published by Royal Borough of Greenwich in early 2027.

Last verified 5 May 2026 · Sourced from Individual council websites, GOV.UK, ONS, and the Valuation Office Agency

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Updated 1 May 2026