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Blaby council tax 2026/27

Band D council tax in Blaby is £2,490.22 a year for 2026/27. That's up 3.5% on 2025/26 and £99 more than the England average. Most homes here are in band B: 35% of them.

Band D, 2026/27

£2,490.22 a year

A month over 10£249.02Over 12£207.52On last year+3.5%
Council
Blaby
Type
Shire district
Region
East Midlands
Rank
the 104th most expensive of 296 councils in England
the 12th most expensive of 35 councils in the East Midlands
England average
£2,391.52 Band D
Figures
2026/27, checked 27 October 2026

Blaby council tax bands 2026/27

Yearly charge and the usual monthly payment. Councils collect in 10 monthly payments unless you ask for 12. These are averages across the council area; your parish changes the exact figure (see below).

Blaby council tax by band, 2026/27
BandA yearMonthly, 10 paymentsMonthly, 12 payments
Band A£1,660.15£166.02£138.35
Band B£1,936.84£193.68£161.40
Band C£2,213.53£221.35£184.46
Band D£2,490.22£249.02£207.52
Band E£3,043.60£304.36£253.63
Band F£3,596.98£359.70£299.75
Band G£4,150.37£415.04£345.86
Band H£4,980.44£498.04£415.04

Bands as published by the government (area council tax including the average parish precept). Monthly figures divide the year equally; the first payment can differ by a few pence.

Where your council tax goes

A Band D bill in Blaby is split between 5 bodies. Blaby council's own share is £200.62.

Set byBand DShare
Blaby council£200.628%
Leicestershire County Council£1,731.7970%
Leicestershire Police and Crime Commissioner£315.2313%
Leicestershire fire and rescue£91.654%
Parish or town council (average)£150.936%

Homes in each band

46% of the 44,960 homes in Blaby are in band A or B, and 5% are in band F or above.

A11% (5,100)
B35% (15,680)
C23% (10,280)
D16% (6,970)
E10% (4,660)
F4% (1,670)
G1% (560)
H0% (40)

Valuation Office Agency, Council Tax stock of properties, 31 March 2026. Counts are rounded.

Council tax by parish in Blaby

20 parish and town councils in Blaby add their own charge. Band D without any parish is £2,339.29; add the parish share for your area. Other bands are the same fraction of Band D as above.

Band D by parish in Blaby
Parish or town councilParish shareBand D totalChange in parish share
Blaby£206.86£2,546.15−£0.85
Braunstone Town£238.01£2,577.30+£7.69
Cosby£164.24£2,503.53+£14.92
Countesthorpe£191.03£2,530.32+£15.35
Croft£243.69£2,582.98+£52.56
Elmesthorpe£44.19£2,383.48+£1.79
Enderby£150.34£2,489.63+£9.84
Glen Parva£157.55£2,496.84+£4.43
Glenfield£113.09£2,452.38+£3.09
Huncote£161.06£2,500.35+£14.64
Kilby£81.40£2,420.69+£4.10
Kirby Muxloe£117.95£2,457.24+£5.61
Leicester Forest East£80.52£2,419.81+£2.96
Lubbesthorpe£52.13£2,391.42−£3.97
Narborough£154.02£2,493.31+£11.37
Sapcote£150.85£2,490.14+£24.87
Sharnford£104.10£2,443.39+£2.51
Stoney Stanton£100.49£2,439.78+£3.84
Thurlaston£120.00£2,459.29+£4.61
Whetstone£117.52£2,456.81+£4.08

Parish shares from the government's council tax statistics for town and parish councils, 2026/27.

Discounts and premiums in Blaby

Everyone in England gets the national discounts: 25% off if you live alone, nothing to pay for all-student homes, and one band lower if your home has been adapted for a disabled person. How discounts work. Blaby also sets its own rules on second and empty homes:

Council tax premiums in Blaby
Second homes100% premium: you pay double the normal chargesince 1 April 2026
Long-term empty homes100% premium after 1 year; 200% premium after 5 years; 300% premium after 10 years
Local discountsUnoccupied and unfurnished: 100% discount for 1 month; Unoccupied and needing/undergoing major repair or structural alteration: 50% discount for up to 12 months

Source: Blaby website, checked 27 October 2026.

On a low income? Each English council runs its own Council Tax Reduction scheme for working-age people. Blaby Council Tax Reduction.

Band D in Blaby over the years

£450£1,500£2,600 19931998200320082013201820232026
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YearBand D
2026/27£2,490.22
2025/26£2,406.77
2024/25£2,292.51
2023/24£2,184.24
2022/23£2,079.37
2021/22£2,013.54
2020/21£1,920.40
2019/20£1,847.35
2018/19£1,759.51
2017/18£1,662.59
2016/17£1,605.04
2015/16£1,548.24
2014/15£1,516.38
2013/14£1,508.15
2012/13£1,502.61
2011/12£1,496.50
2010/11£1,494.57
2009/10£1,457.62
2008/09£1,413.60
2007/08£1,339.92
2006/07£1,285.52
2005/06£1,231.03
2004/05£1,192.03
2003/04£1,108.79
2002/03£1,017.37
2001/02£926.02
2000/01£870.80
1999/00£814.36
1998/99£774.60
1997/98£718.62
1996/97£626.87
1995/96£587.25
1994/95£554.63
1993/94£490.50

Band D including the average parish or community precept. 1993/94 to 2026/27.

Nearby councils

CouncilBand DDifferenceCompare
Hinckley and Bosworth£2,382.62−£107.60Compare
Harborough£2,389.87−£100.35Compare
Leicester£2,528.75+£38.53Compare
Oadby and Wigston£2,406.85−£83.37Compare
Rugby£2,483.05−£7.17Compare
Charnwood£2,405.64−£84.58Compare

This site is independent. To pay, see your exact bill, tell the council you've moved or apply for a discount, use the council's own site.

Questions

How much is council tax in Blaby?

In 2026/27 Band D is £2,490.22 a year. Bands run from £1,660.15 (Band A) to £4,980.44 (Band H). The exact figure depends on your parish or town council.

How much is Band B council tax a month in Blaby?

Band B is £1,936.84 a year: £193.68 a month over 10 payments or £161.40 over 12. Band B is the most common band here (35% of homes).

How much did Blaby council tax go up?

Band D rose from £2,406.77 in 2025/26 to £2,490.22 in 2026/27, an increase of 3.5% (£83.45).

Does Blaby charge extra council tax on second homes?

Yes. Blaby charges a 100% premium on second homes in 2026/27, so the owner pays 200% of the normal charge.

Who do I pay council tax to in Blaby?

You pay Blaby council, which collects the whole bill and passes on the shares set by Leicestershire County Council, Leicestershire Police and Crime Commissioner, Leicestershire fire and rescue and Parish or town council. Use the council's own website to pay, check your bill or apply for discounts.

Sources

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. How we compile these figures.