HART COUNCIL TAX BANDS & CHARGES 2024/25

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

Hart Council Tax Band	Monthly Council Tax Charge	Annual Council Tax Rate
BAND A	£120.80	£1,449.63
BAND B	£140.94	£1,691.23
BAND C	£161.07	£1,932.84
BAND D	£181.20	£2,174.44
BAND E	£221.47	£2,657.65
BAND F	£261.74	£3,140.86
BAND G	£302.01	£3,624.07
BAND H	£362.41	£4,348.88

Hart Council is one of the UK's most vibrant and diverse local authorities, located in the beautiful county of Hampshire. Hart Council is committed to providing excellent services to its residents, and with its Hart Council Tax Refund Calculator, you can easily calculate how much money the Hart Council will pay you back if your property is rebanded to a lower council tax band. Discover the Hart area today and find out what you could be entitled to!

Interesting Facts about Hart, UK:
Hart is a local government district in Hampshire, England. It is named after the River Hart and covers an area of approximately 176 square miles. Hart is the most densely populated district in Hampshire and has a population of over 100,000 people. The district is home to several villages and towns, including Fleet, Hook, Odiham, and Yateley.

Places to Visit in the Hart Area:
1. Fleet Pond Nature Reserve: Located in the heart of Fleet, Fleet Pond Nature Reserve is a beautiful lake surrounded by woodland. It is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including ducks, geese, and swans, and is a great spot for birdwatching.

2. Odiham Castle: Odiham Castle is a 12th-century castle located in Odiham. It was built by King John and is a great example of medieval architecture. The castle is open to the public and is a great spot for a family day out.

3. Yateley Common: Yateley Common is a large area of heathland located on the outskirts of Yateley. It is home to a wide variety of wildlife and offers a great opportunity for walking, cycling, and horse riding.

Hart is well-known for its links to famous people, including the novelist Jane Austen and the poet John Keats. The area is also renowned for its historical events, such as the Battle of Odiham in 1216, which saw King John defeated by the barons of England.

Recent topical news of interest to residents of the Hart area includes the Hart Council's plans to invest £50 million in local infrastructure and services over the next five years. The council is also looking to reduce its carbon footprint by investing in renewable energy sources and improving public transport links.

Hart Council is responsible for providing a range of services to its residents, including housing, education, and social care. The council also collects council tax payments from residents, which are used to fund these services.

Hart Council is currently involved in a number of projects and developments, including the Hart Local Plan, which sets out the council's vision for the future of the district. The council is also investing in a range of green initiatives, such as the installation of solar panels on council-owned buildings. These projects and developments are funded by council tax payments.

Hart Council has been criticised in the past for its lack of transparency and accountability. However, the council has recently taken steps to improve its communication with residents and has been praised for its efforts to reduce its carbon footprint.

There are a number of ways to reduce Hart Council tax payments, including applying for a Council Tax Reduction, applying for a Second Adult Rebate, or applying for a Disabled Relief Scheme.

Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: How do I calculate my Hart Council tax refund?
A: You can use the Hart Council Tax Refund Calculator on the Hart Council website to calculate how much money the Hart Council will pay you back if your property is rebanded to a lower council tax band.

Q: What services does Hart Council provide?
A: Hart Council is responsible for providing a range of services to its residents, including housing, education, and social care.

Q: How is Hart Council funded?
A: Hart Council is funded by council tax payments, which are used to fund its services and projects.

Q: What projects is Hart Council involved in?
A: Hart Council is currently involved in a number of projects and developments, including the Hart Local Plan and the installation of solar panels on council-owned buildings.

Q: How can I reduce my Hart Council tax payments?
A: You can reduce your Hart Council tax payments by applying for a Council Tax Reduction, applying for a Second Adult Rebate, or applying for a Disabled Relief Scheme.

Adjacent Councils:
Surrey Heath Council: Surrey Heath Council is located in the county of Surrey and covers an area of approximately 42 square miles. It is home to several towns and villages, including Camberley, Frimley, and Windlesham.

Rushmoor Council: Rushmoor Council is located in the county of Hampshire and covers an area of approximately 19 square miles. It is home to the towns of Aldershot and Farnborough and is a great spot for shopping and entertainment.



Go to Hart council tax charges 2023/24.

Previous years:
Hart council tax charges 2022/23.
Hart council tax charges 2021/22.
Hart council tax charges 2020/21.
Hart council tax charges 2019/20.
Hart council tax charges 2018/19.
Hart council tax charges 2017/18.
Hart council tax charges 2016/17.
Hart council tax charges 2015/16.
Hart council tax charges 2014/15.
Hart council tax charges 2013/14.
Hart council tax charges 2012/13.

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