What is Band D council tax in South Norfolk?

£2,482.87 for 2026-27, the average for the area including parish precepts. In an area with no parish precept it is about £2,368.17.

How much is Band A council tax in South Norfolk?

£1,655.25 a year, or £165.53 a month over 10 payments.

How much did council tax go up in South Norfolk?

Band D is up 4.9% (£114.98) on 2025-26. The council's own part changed by +4.4%.

Is South Norfolk cheaper than average?

South Norfolk ranks 183 of 296 councils by Band D, where 1 is the lowest. The England average is £2,391.52.

South Norfolk · district council · East of England · 2026-27

How much is council tax in South Norfolk?

Band D, 2026-27 (area average)£2,482.87Up 4.9% (£114.98) on 2025-26 at Band D. England Band D average £2,391.52.

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Area average, including parish precepts. In 6 published bills we checked, figures were within £34; yours also depends on your parish and discounts. How the figures work

Council tax 2026-27South NorfolkBand D

South Norfolk council£180.14
Norfolk County Council£1,843.38
Norfolk Police and Crime Commissioner£344.79
Parish and town councils (average)£114.56

Total for the year£2,482.87

Band A

£1,655.25

the lowest band, 6/9 of Band D

Per month

£248.29

Band D over 10 payments

Change

+4.9%

+£114.98 on 2025-26 at Band D

Rank

183 of 296

by Band D; 1 = lowest in England

Council tax bands in South Norfolk, 2026-27

Area averages including parish precepts. Every band pays a fixed share of Band D.

Band	Per year	Per month (10 payments)	Ratio to D
Band A	£1,655.25	£165.53	6/9
Band B most common here	£1,931.12	£193.11	7/9
Band C	£2,207.00	£220.70	8/9
Band D	£2,482.87	£248.29	9/9
Band E	£3,034.62	£303.46	11/9
Band F	£3,586.37	£358.64	13/9
Band G	£4,138.12	£413.81	15/9
Band H	£4,965.74	£496.57	18/9

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Council tax by band in South Norfolk, 2026-27

Average for the council area, including parish precepts; the tick is the England average for the band

this council, each band
Band D, the band every charge is set from
England average for the band

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Band	Per year	10 payments of	12 payments of	England average	Ratio to D
Band A	£1,655.25	£165.53	£137.94	£1,594.35	6/9
Band B	£1,931.12	£193.11	£160.93	£1,860.07	7/9
Band C	£2,207.00	£220.70	£183.92	£2,125.80	8/9
Band D	£2,482.87	£248.29	£206.91	£2,391.52	9/9
Band E	£3,034.62	£303.46	£252.88	£2,922.97	11/9
Band F	£3,586.37	£358.64	£298.86	£3,454.42	13/9
Band G	£4,138.12	£413.81	£344.84	£3,985.87	15/9
Band H	£4,965.74	£496.57	£413.81	£4,783.04	18/9

Source: MHCLG Council Tax levels 2026-27, Table 9.

South Norfolk in 2026-27

For 2026-27 the average Band D council tax across South Norfolk is £2,482.87, up 4.9% (£114.98) on 2025-26. Of that, South Norfolk council's own charge is £180.14. The rest goes to Norfolk County Council, Norfolk Police and Crime Commissioner, and on average £114.56 to parish and town councils.

The most common band here is Band B (27% of homes), which costs £1,931.12 a year at the area average.

The average bill actually charged per home, after discounts and exemptions, is £2,042.07 (MHCLG, 2026-27).

Where a Band D bill in South Norfolk goes

£2,482.87 a year at Band D, by the body that sets each part

South Norfolk council£180.147%
Norfolk County Council£1,843.3874%
Norfolk Police and Crime Commissioner£344.7914%
Parish and town councils (average)£114.565%

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Goes to	Band D	Share
South Norfolk council	£180.14	7.3%
Norfolk County Council	£1,843.38	74.2%
Norfolk Police and Crime Commissioner	£344.79	13.9%
Parish and town councils (average)	£114.56	4.6%
Total	£2,482.87	100%

Source: MHCLG Council Tax levels 2026-27, Table 10 (lines 9, 16 and 17).

Band D in South Norfolk since 1993

Average area Band D each year, including parish precepts; the line is the England average

this council, average Band D
England average

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Year	South Norfolk	England
2026-27	£2,482.87	£2,391.52
2025-26	£2,367.89	£2,280.21
2024-25	£2,257.63	£2,170.99
2023-24	£2,153.48	£2,065.05
2022-23	£2,056.76	£1,965.71
2021-22	£1,994.48	£1,898.48
2020-21	£1,917.40	£1,817.67
2019-20	£1,843.74	£1,749.88
2018-19	£1,772.64	£1,671.46
2017-18	£1,675.78	£1,590.55
2016-17	£1,607.04	£1,529.56
2015-16	£1,551.39	£1,483.58
2014-15	£1,546.22	£1,467.98
2013-14	£1,540.85	£1,455.60
2012-13	£1,534.78	£1,444.13
2011-12	£1,528.28	£1,439.33
2010-11	£1,527.95	£1,439.22
2009-10	£1,498.85	£1,413.84
2008-09	£1,449.85	£1,373.08
2007-08	£1,392.71	£1,321.32
2006-07	£1,326.81	£1,267.91
2005-06	£1,262.35	£1,213.81
2004-05	£1,221.03	£1,166.56
2003-04	£1,143.31	£1,101.75
2002-03	£997.18	£975.56
2001-02	£899.88	£901.33
2000-01	£840.29	£847.00
1999-00	£787.56	£798.00
1998-99	£714.45	£747.00
1997-98	£622.88	£688.00
1996-97	£587.24	£646.00
1995-96	£562.50	£609.00
1994-95	£524.25	£580.11
1993-94	£507.38	£567.95

Source: MHCLG live tables on council tax, Band D council tax figures 1993 onwards.

Homes in each band in South Norfolk

Share of the 68,570 homes on the valuation list at 31 March 2026; the tick is England

share of homes
most common band (B)

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Band	Homes	Share	England share
Band A	7,460	10.9%	23.6%
Band B	18,670	27.2%	19.5%
Band C	17,060	24.9%	22.0%
Band D	12,180	17.8%	15.7%
Band E	8,060	11.8%	9.9%
Band F	3,430	5.0%	5.2%
Band G	1,590	2.3%	3.5%
Band H	120	0.2%	0.6%

Source: VOA Council Tax stock of properties 2026 (CTSOP1.0).

Parish and town councils in South Norfolk

102 of the 118 parishes and charter trustees here set a precept for 2026-27. Band D in an area with no parish precept is about £2,368.17. The estimated bills add each parish part to the council's average charge; where a council charges special expenses or levies in part of its area the real bill differs, in the bills we checked by up to £34.

South Norfolk also charges special expenses in part of its area (£7,540 in all, £0.14 per Band D home on average across the council). The parish and no-parish figures here leave them out, because the statistics do not say which areas pay them, so where they apply the bill is higher. The council's own bill shows them.

Parish	Parish part	Change in parish part	Est. Band D bill	Band D homes
Alburgh	£57.47	+£10.13	£2,425.64	174
Aldeby	£84.33	+£8.35	£2,452.50	168
Alpington (with Yelverton)	£39.60	+£3.60	£2,407.77	303
Ashby St. Mary	£42.31	+£8.87	£2,410.48	130
Ashwellthorpe and Fundenhall	£85.40	+£49.46	£2,453.57	371
Aslacton	£56.00	+£23.50	£2,424.17	183
Barford (with Wramplingham)	£59.00	+£2.36	£2,427.17	253
Barnham Broom	£78.20	+£26.53	£2,446.37	225
Bawburgh	£44.64	+£3.76	£2,412.81	224
Bedingham	£11.34	+£1.24	£2,379.51	97
Bergh Apton	£38.18	+£9.23	£2,406.35	216
Bracon Ash	£44.55	+£6.73	£2,412.72	219
Bramerton	£100.98	−£1.53	£2,469.15	194
Brandon Parva Coston Runhall and Welborne	£31.54	+£1.13	£2,399.71	149
Bressingham	£27.35	+£1.24	£2,395.52	362
Brockdish	£62.16	+£2.63	£2,430.33	278
Brooke	£43.85	+£0.28	£2,412.02	563
Broome	£27.65	−£0.26	£2,395.82	217
Bunwell	£36.73	−£0.09	£2,404.90	422
Burgh St. Peter (with Wheatacre)	£45.73	no change	£2,413.90	164
Burston and Shimpling	£68.00	+£3.00	£2,436.17	221
Caistor and Bixley	£71.21	+£15.16	£2,439.38	195
Carleton Rode	£14.95	−£0.05	£2,383.12	308
Carleton St. Peter no precept	none	—	£2,368.17	20
Chedgrave	£139.50	+£16.28	£2,507.67	410
Claxton	£75.49	+£1.99	£2,443.66	102
Colney	£31.25	+£1.40	£2,399.42	64
Costessey	£153.30	+£5.75	£2,521.47	5,729
Cringleford	£184.00	no change	£2,552.17	2,676
Denton	£31.06	+£0.39	£2,399.23	161
Deopham	£50.96	+£1.45	£2,419.13	221
Dickleburgh and Rushall	£79.98	+£7.92	£2,448.15	552
Diss	£256.19	+£9.14	£2,624.36	2,938
Ditchingham	£71.10	+£2.79	£2,439.27	661
Earsham	£68.71	+£4.74	£2,436.88	302
East Carleton (with Ketteringham)	£31.62	+£1.07	£2,399.79	243
Easton	£97.85	+£0.26	£2,466.02	764
Ellingham (with Kirby Cane)	£76.27	+£4.64	£2,444.44	354
Flordon	£129.16	+£42.98	£2,497.33	108
Forncett	£29.16	+£3.19	£2,397.33	463
Framingham Earl	£32.60	+£1.58	£2,400.77	464
Framingham Pigot no precept	none	—	£2,368.17	71
Geldeston	£68.15	+£5.83	£2,436.32	175
Gillingham	£45.26	+£0.16	£2,413.43	276
Gissing	£60.23	+£2.38	£2,428.40	115
Great Melton	£25.75	+£9.64	£2,393.92	74
Great Moulton	£24.17	−£0.80	£2,392.34	309
Haddiscoe	£40.85	+£1.13	£2,409.02	196
Hales (with Heckingham)	£45.64	+£1.67	£2,413.81	282
Heckingham (with Hales) no precept	none	—	£2,368.17	0
Hedenham no precept	none	—	£2,368.17	76
Hellington (with Rockland St. Mary)	£51.91	+£5.32	£2,420.08	366
Hempnall	£38.36	+£0.39	£2,406.53	477
Hethersett	£96.06	+£5.85	£2,464.23	2,939
Heywood no precept	none	—	£2,368.17	89
Hingham	£103.34	+£2.30	£2,471.51	958
Holverston no precept	none	—	£2,368.17	13
Howe no precept	none	—	£2,368.17	27
Keswick and Intwood	£39.72	+£1.34	£2,407.89	212
Ketteringham (with East Carleton) no precept	none	—	£2,368.17	0
Kimberley	£72.90	+£5.81	£2,441.07	62
Kirby Bedon	£24.60	+£2.60	£2,392.77	73
Kirby Cane (with Ellingham) no precept	none	—	£2,368.17	0
Kirstead	£9.62	−£0.18	£2,377.79	104
Langley with Hardley	£72.71	+£1.32	£2,440.88	145
Little Melton	£60.05	+£1.51	£2,428.22	470
Loddon	£183.43	+£11.23	£2,551.60	1,109
Long Stratton	£218.75	+£30.71	£2,586.92	1,427
Marlingford and Colton	£126.58	+£11.74	£2,494.75	158
Morley	£54.55	−£1.22	£2,422.72	209
Morningthorpe and Fritton	£31.42	+£1.74	£2,399.59	113
Mulbarton	£116.92	+£17.09	£2,485.09	1,356
Mundham	£30.50	+£0.80	£2,398.67	68
Needham	£58.39	+£8.03	£2,426.56	137
Newton Flotman	£67.97	+£1.45	£2,436.14	473
Norton Subcourse	£32.91	+£4.30	£2,401.08	106
Poringland	£155.33	+£26.07	£2,523.50	2,159
Pulham Market	£81.38	+£7.70	£2,449.55	413
Pulham St. Mary	£78.30	+£1.56	£2,446.47	348
Raveningham no precept	none	—	£2,368.17	54
Redenhall with Harleston	£234.88	−£0.18	£2,603.05	1,851
Rockland St. Mary (with Hellington) no precept	none	—	£2,368.17	0
Roydon	£34.84	+£0.39	£2,403.01	876
Saxlingham Nethergate	£58.41	+£5.02	£2,426.58	312
Scole	£65.49	+£1.18	£2,433.66	516
Seething	£38.44	+£1.30	£2,406.61	161
Shelfanger	£33.03	no change	£2,401.20	172
Shelton and Hardwick	£8.04	+£0.24	£2,376.21	112
Shotesham	£33.77	+£1.21	£2,401.94	248
Sisland no precept	none	—	£2,368.17	16
Spooner Row	£65.00	+£5.58	£2,433.17	319
Starston	£56.91	+£3.68	£2,425.08	145
Stockton	£12.69	+£0.69	£2,380.86	26
Stoke Holy Cross	£120.88	−£7.32	£2,489.05	766
Surlingham	£64.52	+£18.32	£2,432.69	310
Swainsthorpe	£91.24	+£0.21	£2,459.41	145
Swardeston	£22.16	no change	£2,390.33	302
Tacolneston	£56.25	−£1.44	£2,424.42	320
Tasburgh	£61.60	+£0.46	£2,429.77	433
Tharston and Hapton	£96.16	+£6.07	£2,464.33	420
Thurlton	£47.07	+£6.63	£2,415.24	304
Thurton	£47.57	+£1.62	£2,415.74	212
Thwaite no precept	none	—	£2,368.17	43
Tibenham	£20.30	+£0.97	£2,388.47	219
Tivetshall	£113.31	+£5.38	£2,481.48	226
Toft Monks	£37.01	+£3.60	£2,405.18	147
Topcroft	£38.68	+£2.62	£2,406.85	106
Trowse with Newton	£241.76	+£77.86	£2,609.93	455
Wacton	£183.10	+£15.42	£2,551.27	137
Wheatacre (with Burgh St. Peter) no precept	none	—	£2,368.17	0
Wicklewood	£28.71	−£0.35	£2,396.88	418
Winfarthing	£43.65	+£12.30	£2,411.82	209
Woodton	£75.09	+£5.87	£2,443.26	211
Wortwell	£179.57	+£5.23	£2,547.74	226
Wramplingham (with Barford) no precept	none	—	£2,368.17	0
Wreningham	£47.92	+£1.78	£2,416.09	240
Wymondham	£114.25	+£3.86	£2,482.42	6,786
Yelverton (with Alpington) no precept	none	—	£2,368.17	0

Band D homes is the parish tax base: homes counted as Band D equivalents after discounts and exemptions.

Questions

What is Band D council tax in South Norfolk?: £2,482.87 for 2026-27, the average for the area including parish precepts. In an area with no parish precept it is about £2,368.17.
How much is Band A council tax in South Norfolk?: £1,655.25 a year, or £165.53 a month over 10 payments.
How much did council tax go up in South Norfolk?: Band D is up 4.9% (£114.98) on 2025-26. The council's own part changed by +4.4%.
Is South Norfolk cheaper than average?: South Norfolk ranks 183 of 296 councils by Band D, where 1 is the lowest. The England average is £2,391.52.

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Data: MHCLG, VOA, ONS, 2026-27 releases, under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Sources and method