Council tax bands in Lancashire

Lancashire has 12 billing authorities, each setting its own charges. Band D ranges from Ribble Valley at £2,386.50 to Pendle at £2,640.18. Every figure is verified against the council's own page. Compare any two with the comparison tool, or work out your bill with the calculator.

CouncilBand D 2026/27Status
Ribble Valley Borough Council£2,386.50Verified 2026-06-15
Chorley Borough Council£2,430.23Verified 2026-06-12
South Ribble Borough Council£2,442.66Verified 2026-06-15
West Lancashire Borough Council£2,456.23Verified 2026-06-15
Wyre Council£2,460.53Verified 2026-06-15
Hyndburn Borough Council£2,465.98Verified 2026-06-12
Fylde Borough Council£2,483.94Verified 2026-06-12
Lancaster City Council£2,503.19Verified 2026-06-12
Rossendale Borough Council£2,519.97Verified 2026-06-15
Burnley Borough Council£2,549.42Verified 2026-06-12
Preston City Council£2,575.74Verified 2026-06-15
Pendle Borough Council£2,640.18Verified 2026-06-15

Frequently asked

How much is council tax in Lancashire in 2026/27?+

It depends on your billing authority — Lancashire has 12 councils setting their own charges. Band D ranges from £2,386.50 (Ribble Valley) to £2,640.18 (Pendle) in 2026/27. Find your council in the table for its full verified band table.

Which council in Lancashire has the cheapest council tax?+

Ribble Valley Borough Council, at £2,386.50 for Band D in 2026/27 — verified against the council's own published figures.

Why do council tax bands differ across Lancashire?+

Each district or borough sets its own element on top of shared county, police and fire precepts, and parish precepts vary further by area. The same band can differ by hundreds of pounds between neighbouring councils in Lancashire.

See also: all England councils · UK rankings · how bands work