HIGH PEAK COUNCIL TAX BANDS & CHARGES 2024/25

The table below shows the 2024/25 council tax bands costs for properties in High Peak in the different council tax bands or you can use online council tax Calculator and check yourself:

High Peak Council Tax Band	Monthly Council Tax Charge	Annual Council Tax Rate
BAND A	£120.50	£1,445.98
BAND B	£140.58	£1,686.98
BAND C	£160.66	£1,927.97
BAND D	£180.75	£2,168.97
BAND E	£220.91	£2,650.96
BAND F	£261.08	£3,132.96
BAND G	£301.25	£3,614.95
BAND H	£361.50	£4,337.94

High Peak Council is a local government district in Derbyshire, England. It is located in the Peak District and is home to some of the most beautiful natural scenery in the UK. With its stunning landscapes, vibrant towns and villages, and a wealth of attractions, High Peak is a great place to live, work and visit.

At CouncilTax.info, we have a High Peak Council Tax Refund Calculator that can help you calculate how much money the High Peak Council will pay you back if your property is rebanded to a lower council tax band. This calculator is a great way to make sure you are getting the most out of your council tax payments.

Interesting Facts About High Peak, UK

High Peak is a rural area located in the Peak District National Park. It is known for its picturesque landscapes, including the Goyt Valley, Kinder Scout, and the Peak District's highest point, Kinder Downfall. The area is also home to the historic spa town of Buxton, the market town of Glossop, the village of Castleton and the popular tourist destination of Bakewell.

Places to Visit in the High Peak Area of the UK

1. Chatsworth House: This magnificent stately home is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the area and is located just outside of Bakewell. It is renowned for its grand architecture, beautiful gardens, and impressive art collection.

2. Lyme Park: This National Trust property is home to a beautiful Elizabethan manor house set in 1,400 acres of deer park and gardens. It is a great place to explore and take in the stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

3. Peak Cavern: This is the largest show cave in the Peak District and is a great way to explore the area's underground wonders. The cave has been open to the public since 1858 and is a great place to learn about the area's geology and history.

4. Buxton: This spa town is known for its Georgian architecture and is home to the iconic Buxton Opera House. It is also home to the Pavilion Gardens, a beautiful park that is a great place to relax and take in the stunning views.

5. Castleton: This picturesque village is located in the heart of the Peak District and is known for its historic buildings and cobbled streets. It is also home to the famous Blue John Cavern, a great place to explore the area's underground wonders.

High Peak Council is well-known for its commitment to protecting the environment and for its investment in green infrastructure. The Council is also involved in a number of regeneration projects, including the redevelopment of the historic Buxton Crescent and the refurbishment of the iconic Pavilion Gardens. The Council is also investing in transport infrastructure, including the construction of a new rail link between Buxton and Manchester, and the expansion of the Glossop tram network.

High Peak Council is funded by Council Tax payments, which are used to fund a range of services including social care, education, and environmental protection. The Council is also responsible for maintaining roads and other infrastructure, providing housing services, and collecting waste.

High Peak Council has been criticised in the past for its handling of the Buxton Crescent redevelopment project and its slow progress in providing affordable housing. However, many people in the area have praised the Council for its commitment to protecting the environment and its investment in green infrastructure.

There are a number of ways to reduce High Peak Council Tax payments, including applying for Council Tax Support, applying for a Council Tax Reduction, and applying for a Council Tax Exemption.

Frequently Asked Questions about High Peak Council Tax, Payments and Refunds

1. How do I apply for Council Tax Support?

You can apply for Council Tax Support by filling out an application form, which can be found on the High Peak Council website.

2. How do I apply for a Council Tax Reduction?

You can apply for a Council Tax Reduction by filling out an application form, which can be found on the High Peak Council website.

3. How do I apply for a Council Tax Exemption?

You can apply for a Council Tax Exemption by filling out an application form, which can be found on the High Peak Council website.

4. How much money will the High Peak Council pay me back if my property is rebanded to a lower council tax band?

You can find out how much money you will be paid back by using the High Peak Council Tax Refund Calculator on the CouncilTax.info website.

5. What other services does High Peak Council provide?

High Peak Council provides a range of services, including social care, education, environmental protection, road maintenance, housing services, and waste collection.

Adjacent Councils

High Peak Council is adjacent to Derbyshire Dales District Council, which covers the area of the Derbyshire Dales, including the towns of Bakewell, Matlock, and Wirksworth. It is also adjacent to Chesterfield Borough Council, which covers the area of Chesterfield, including the towns of Chesterfield, Staveley, and Bolsover.



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