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Council tax (Band D) in London

London’s 33 areas ranked — lowest council tax. Every figure from ONS (ONSPD wards/parishes/constituencies) + GOV.UK council tax 2026/27 (MHCLG) + council political control, 2026/27 (tax); 2025 (control). Indicative, not a valuation.

#AreaCouncil tax (Band D) (£/yr)
1Wandsworth£1,020
2Westminster£1,048
3City of London£1,330
4Hammersmith and Fulham£1,520
5Kensington and Chelsea£1,643
6Tower Hamlets£1,838
7Newham£1,944
8Southwark£1,967
9Hillingdon£2,045
10Lambeth£2,047
11Hackney£2,060
12Greenwich£2,108
13Islington£2,108
14Barnet£2,133
15Ealing£2,139
16Bromley£2,140
17Merton£2,141
18Hounslow£2,186
19Barking and Dagenham£2,199
20Camden£2,207
21Brent£2,235
22Lewisham£2,237
23Enfield£2,268
24Redbridge£2,295
25Haringey£2,314
26Bexley£2,366
27Sutton£2,379
28Waltham Forest£2,387
29Havering£2,425
30Richmond upon Thames£2,486
31Harrow£2,511
32Croydon£2,600
33Kingston upon Thames£2,608

Source: ONS (ONSPD wards/parishes/constituencies) + GOV.UK council tax 2026/27 (MHCLG) + council political control · 2026/27 (tax); 2025 (control). Ranked lowest first.

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