Barnsley
£2,325.96
Band D · rank #38
- Band C
- £2,067.52
- vs Eng avg
- −£66.04
- Single Band D
- £1,744.47
Haringey has the lower area Band D (£2,313.78 vs £2,325.96) — a £12.18 annual gap on Band D (2-adult).
By Sammy S. · Founder · AuthorUpdated for 2026
Lower Band D
£2,313.78 vs £2,325.96, a £12.18 annual gap on Band D (2-adult).
£2,325.96
Band D · rank #38
£2,313.78
Band D · rank #37
Both columns use MHCLG 2026/27 area Band D (2-adult, including major precepts).
Haringey is cheaper by £12.18 on Band D; Band C gap ≈ £10.83; Band H gap ≈ £24.36.
Barnsley (Metropolitan district) vs Haringey (London borough) — still the same England band ratios.
Barnsley single Band D ≈ £1,744.47; Haringey ≈ £1,735.33.
Gap after 25% discount ≈ £9.14 — same winner as full Band D.
London average ≈ £2,090.08 vs England £2,392.00 — averages can sit below England Band D even when rents are higher.
Barnsley vs England avg -£66.04; Haringey -£78.22.
Locked to MHCLG Table 10 area Band D: Barnsley £2,325.96, Haringey £2,313.78.
Band A–H rows match calculateCouncilTaxUk with England statutory ninths. Source published 25 March 2026.
Engine review 2026-08-10. Not advice.
Parish precepts, premiums, and exemptions can move your bill off these MHCLG comparators.
Wales/Scotland schedules are outside this England hub.
Official 2026/27 Table 10 figure for each billing authority (including major precepts).
England Band A–H = 6–18 ninths of Band D. Band C = 8/9.
Single adult −25%; all disregarded −50%; exemptions modelled separately in the calculator.
Hub order is cheapest → dearest among London + metros + key unitaries (not all 296 England LAs).
Band D £1,028.21
Matches CT_UK_ENGLAND_AUTHORITIES wandsworth lock (~£1,028.21) in council-tax-uk tests.
Band D £2,392.00
Same England average used by calculateCouncilTaxUk vsEnglandAverageAnnual.
Band D £1,049.55
Priority corridor — Westminster undercuts Manchester by ~£1,262.
Same England ninths from each authority’s MHCLG area Band D — gaps scale with band.
| Band | Barnsley | Haringey | Δ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Band A | £1,550.64 | £1,542.52 | £8.12 |
| Band B | £1,809.08 | £1,799.61 | £9.47 |
| Band C | £2,067.52 | £2,056.69 | £10.83 |
| Band D | £2,325.96 | £2,313.78 | £12.18 |
| Band E | £2,842.84 | £2,827.95 | £14.89 |
| Band F | £3,359.72 | £3,342.13 | £17.59 |
| Band G | £3,876.60 | £3,856.30 | £20.30 |
| Band H | £4,651.92 | £4,627.56 | £24.36 |
If council tax is the tie-break, prefer Haringey — then stress-test rent.
Model £12.18 Band D gap against any salary difference on the UK paycheck calculator.
Cross-region moves change precept totals and often housing markets together.
Both use England statutory ninths. Only the Band D base differs.
Rent, transport, and wages dominate monthly budgets — pair this compare with metro paycheck examples.
Band C gap is £10.83 — same winner as Band D because of the fixed 8/9 ratio.
After −25%, the gap is £9.14 — same ranking.
Step 1
Compare Band D, Band C, and vs England average.
Step 2
Confirm the gap at your valuation band (A–H).
Step 3
Apply 25% if you live alone.
Step 4
Open the UK council tax calculator for exemptions and disability reduction.
Compare any two authorities
Area Band D · 2026/27 · London boroughs + major metros