Found the link where the start of Council Tax was discussed: Yes, lack of a potable water supply definitely makes the house a non-rateable hereditament, there's case law that defines this. Not a… (View Post)

There's a hugely complex history to that around what "unoccupied" means, and whether it means take the furniture out, or the carpets as well, or disconnection or removal of services, o… (View Post)

I think the question there may be: The previous Government lost in measure several elements of their voter coalition from 2019 - which I might term Brexiteers, pro-Boris and anti-Corbyn. Or perhaps R… (View Post)

There are other things in play too. Pensioners who get Pension Credit get their Council Tax paid. Pension credit applies to incomes under ~£220 per week iirc. There's also something called the &… (View Post)

It's quite possible that the new system could include a 25% discount for singletons; that's in the existing arrangements, and I have seen nothing excluding it. One further element of the Pr… (View Post)