Councils / England

City of London: Band D is £1,329.

Council tax for 2026-27, with what renters pay, how efficient homes are and what broadband and mobile signal there is in City of London. Every figure shows its source and date.

Council tax in City of London.

2026-27

Source: Council Tax levels set by local authorities in England (MHCLG) Published

Council tax a year for each band in City of London, 2026-27
BandA yearOver 10 months
A £886.37 £88.64
B £1,034.10 £103.41
C £1,181.83 £118.18
D £1,329.56 £132.96
E £1,625.02 £162.50
F £1,920.48 £192.05
G £2,215.93 £221.59
H £2,659.12 £265.91

These are the amounts for a home in each band before any discount or reduction. To see the band of a particular home, check it on GOV.UK.

Energy ratings in City of London: 68% C or better.

Energy performance certificates, last 10 years
Share of energy performance certificates in each band
BandCity of LondonEngland and Wales
A 0% 1%
B 27% 15%
C 41% 39%
D 23% 34%
E 8% 9%
F 1% 2%
G 0% 1%

Out of 5,117 certificates for homes in City of London registered in the last 10 years, against 54% C or better across England and Wales. Only homes that were sold, let or newly built need a certificate, so this isn't every home.

Source: Energy Performance of Buildings Register (MHCLG) Published

Broadband in City of London: 82% can get full fibre.

Share of premises
Can get full fibre
82%
Can get gigabit
83%
Have a full fibre connection
44%

Across 10,639 homes and businesses in City of London. In Great Britain as a whole, 81% can get full fibre and 88% gigabit. Whether a particular address can get a service is for the provider to say: check the speeds at a postcode on the broadband speed checker.

Source: Ofcom Connected Nations (fixed broadband coverage) Data from

Mobile signal in City of London.

Share of premises
4G indoors, every network
100%
Calls indoors, every network
100%
5G outdoors, any network
100%

The share of homes and businesses across the whole council area, not this postcode. Signal inside a particular building can differ, so check each network's own coverage checker.

Source: Ofcom Connected Nations (mobile coverage) Data from

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