Council tax bands in North Tyneside 2026-27
Band D council tax in North Tyneside is £2,461.77 a year in 2026-27, about £246.18 a month over 10 payments.
This is the charge for a home with no parish or town council charge.
Every band in North Tyneside
Council tax in North Tyneside runs from £1,641.18 a year for Band A to £4,923.54 for Band H.
| Band | Yearly | 10 payments | 12 payments | One adult (25% off) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Band A | £1,641.18 | £164.12 | £136.77 | £1,230.89 |
| Band B | £1,914.71 | £191.47 | £159.56 | £1,436.03 |
| Band C | £2,188.24 | £218.82 | £182.35 | £1,641.18 |
| Band D | £2,461.77 | £246.18 | £205.15 | £1,846.33 |
| Band E | £3,008.83 | £300.88 | £250.74 | £2,256.62 |
| Band F | £3,555.89 | £355.59 | £296.32 | £2,666.92 |
| Band G | £4,102.95 | £410.29 | £341.91 | £3,077.21 |
| Band H | £4,923.54 | £492.35 | £410.30 | £3,692.66 |
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How bands work: every band is a fixed fraction of Band D, set in law (Band A is 6/9 of Band D and Band H 18/9), rounded here to the penny. A home's band comes from its value on 1 April 1991: Band A up to £40,000, Band H over £320,000. Payments are the yearly charge divided by 10 or 12. Other bands may differ by a penny from your council's table because of how councils round.
Source: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG), Council Tax levels set by local authorities in England 2026 to 2027, local authority level data (Table 10, Data_Billing), published 25 March 2026.
Homes by band in North Tyneside
Most homes in North Tyneside are in Bands A and B (65%). Semi-detached houses, about 3 in 10 homes here, are most often Band A (37%). The most common kind of home is a 3-bedroom semi-detached house (22,900 homes), most often Band C (43%). These are shares of all 102,470 homes on the list, not the band of any one home: a home's own band is on GOV.UK.
| Band | Share of homes |
|---|---|
| Band A | 49.3% |
| Band B | 15.9% |
| Band C | 19.8% |
| Band D | 8.4% |
| Band E | 4.6% |
| Band F | 1.6% |
| Band G | 0.4% |
| Band H | 0% |
Compared with the North East average, there are fewer homes in Bands A and B (65%, against 68%) and about the same share in Band F and above (2%, against 3%).
Most common band by type of home
| Type of home | Homes | Share of homes | Most common band |
|---|---|---|---|
| Semi-detached houses | 33,940 | 33% | Band A (37%) |
| Terraced houses | 24,950 | 24% | Band A (57%) |
| Flats and maisonettes | 24,770 | 24% | Band A (85%) |
| Detached houses | 10,870 | 11% | Band D (33%) |
Source: Valuation Office Agency, Council Tax: stock of properties, 31 March 2026 (CTSOP3.0, band by property type), published 24 September 2026. VOA counts are rounded to the nearest 10; property types with fewer than 500 homes are not shown.
Where Band D council tax in North Tyneside goes
| Authority | Band D share |
|---|---|
| North Tyneside council | £2,142.32 (87%) |
| Police | £214.34 (9%) |
| Fire and rescue | £105.11 (4%) |
£40.81 of the council's own Band D share in 2026-27 is the adult social care precept (MHCLG).
How council tax in North Tyneside has changed
Band D went up by £125.32 (5.4%), from £2,336.45 in 2025-26 to £2,461.77 in 2026-27.
Band D in North Tyneside is £29.71 a year below the North East average of £2,491.48, and its 5.4% rise this year was bigger than most councils in the North East (North East average: 4.4%).
Over the four years from 2023-24 to 2026-27, Band D here rose 16.5%, more than the North East average rise of 15.0%.
Band D in North Tyneside is the 3rd lowest of 12 councils in the North East, and the 94th highest of 296 councils in England, ranked by the Band D figure on each council's page.
Averages are weighted by number of homes and use each council's Band D as shown on its page.
North Tyneside and other councils
Nearby councils
| Council | Band D 2026-27 |
|---|---|
| South Tyneside | £2,434.43 |
| Newcastle | £2,540.66 |
| Gateshead | £2,715.52 |
| Sunderland | £2,196.25 |
| Hartlepool | £2,556.88 |
| County Durham | £2,499.97 |
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Other metropolitan boroughs closest in size to North Tyneside (102,470 homes).
Band D as shown on each council's page: the basic charge, or where no home pays that alone, Band D including special expenses or the average including parish charges. Similar councils are the same type of council, nearest in number of homes (Valuation Office Agency, 31 March 2026).
Finding a home's band
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