BARNSLEY COUNCIL TAX BANDS & CHARGES 2024/25

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

Barnsley Council Tax Band	Monthly Council Tax Charge	Annual Council Tax Rate
BAND A	£118.58	£1,422.98
BAND B	£138.35	£1,660.14
BAND C	£158.11	£1,897.31
BAND D	£177.87	£2,134.47
BAND E	£217.40	£2,608.80
BAND F	£256.93	£3,083.12
BAND G	£296.45	£3,557.45
BAND H	£355.75	£4,268.94

Barnsley Council, located in South Yorkshire, is a local authority that provides a range of services to its residents, from waste management and recycling to housing and planning. The Barnsley Council Tax Refund Calculator on CouncilTax.info allows people in the area to quickly and easily calculate how much money they could be entitled to if their property is re-banded to a lower council tax band.

Facts about Barnsley, UK:

Barnsley is a town in South Yorkshire, England, with a population of over 200,000 people. It is known for its coal mining history and is home to the world-famous Barnsley FC. The area is also renowned for its many green spaces, such as Cannon Hall Park and Worsbrough Country Park.

Places to visit in the Barnsley area:

- Cannon Hall Park: This beautiful 18th century park is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, foxes and badgers, as well as an extensive range of plants and trees.

- Worsbrough Country Park: Located just a few miles from Barnsley, this park is a great spot for outdoor activities such as walking, cycling and fishing.

- Elsecar Heritage Centre: This centre is home to a range of historic attractions, including the Elsecar Steam Railway, a restored 18th century ironworks and a museum.

Barnsley is well-known for its links to local football team, Barnsley FC. The team has a long and proud history, having been established in 1887 and playing in the Championship since 2021. Barnsley is also known for its coal mining history, with the area having once been the largest coal producer in England.

Recent topical news of interest to residents of the Barnsley area includes the announcement of a new £50m investment in the local economy, which is set to create hundreds of new jobs in the area. There is also ongoing work to improve the town's transport links, with plans for a new train station and improved bus services.

Barnsley Council is responsible for providing a range of services to its residents, including waste management and recycling, housing, planning, education and social care. The council is also responsible for the upkeep of its roads and green spaces, and it is involved in a number of projects and developments, some of which are funded out of council tax payments. These include the regeneration of the town centre, the creation of new housing and the development of local parks and leisure facilities.

Barnsley Council has come in for criticism in recent years, with some residents feeling that their council tax payments are too high and that services are not being adequately provided. However, many in the area have praised the council for its work in improving the town's infrastructure and creating new jobs.

There are a number of ways that Barnsley Council tax payments can be reduced. These include claiming council tax discounts and exemptions, such as those for single occupancy or those who are on a low income. Residents can also apply for a council tax reduction if their income has recently dropped.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How can I calculate how much money Barnsley Council will pay me back if my property is re-banded?

A: You can use the Barnsley Council Tax Refund Calculator on CouncilTax.info to quickly and easily calculate how much money you could be entitled to if your property is re-banded to a lower council tax band.

Q: What services does Barnsley Council provide?

A: Barnsley Council is responsible for providing a range of services to its residents, including waste management and recycling, housing, planning, education and social care.

Q: How can I reduce my Barnsley Council tax payments?

A: There are a number of ways that Barnsley Council tax payments can be reduced, including claiming council tax discounts and exemptions, such as those for single occupancy or those who are on a low income. Residents can also apply for a council tax reduction if their income has recently dropped.

Q: What projects and developments is Barnsley Council involved in?

A: Barnsley Council is involved in a number of projects and developments, some of which are funded out of council tax payments. These include the regeneration of the town centre, the creation of new housing and the development of local parks and leisure facilities.

Q: What else does Barnsley Council spend council tax payments on?

A: In addition to funding projects and developments, Barnsley Council also spends council tax payments on providing services to its residents, such as waste management and recycling, housing, planning, education and social care.

Adjacent Councils to Barnsley Council:

- Doncaster Council: Doncaster Council is located in South Yorkshire and is responsible for providing services to its residents, including waste management, housing, planning and education. The area is home to a number of notable places, including Doncaster Racecourse, Doncaster Dome and Doncaster Market.

- Rotherham Council: Rotherham Council is located in South Yorkshire and is responsible for providing services to its residents, including waste management, housing, planning and education. The area is home to a number of notable places, including Rother Valley Country Park, Magna Science Adventure Centre and Rotherham Minster.



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Barnsley council tax charges 2022/23.
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