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Council tax bands in Walsall 2026/27

  • Band D in Walsall: £2,627 a year from April 2026
    • £263 a month over the usual 10 payments
    • £219 a month if you pay over 12
  • Band A, the lowest: £1,752 a year

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Official figures for April 2026 to March 2027 · England · Independent, not a council service

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Walsall council tax by band, 2026/27

Council tax in Walsall by band, April 2026 to March 2027
BandA yearOver 10 monthsOver 12 months
Band A£1,752£175£146
Band B£2,044£204£170
Band C£2,336£234£195
Band D£2,627£263£219
Band E£3,211£321£268
Band F£3,795£380£316
Band G£4,379£438£365
Band H£5,255£525£438
Explanation of the figures

For two adults, including the average parish charge. Most councils bill in 10 monthly payments, usually April to January; you can ask for 12 instead, which makes each one smaller.

“Homes here” is the share of Walsall’s homes in each band, from the Valuation Office Agency. Bands depend on what a home was worth in April 1991, not today.

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Walsall council tax at a glance

Band D in Walsall is £2,627 a year for 2026/27, £236 above the England average of £2,392: the 21st highest of 296 councils in England, and the 1st highest of 30 in West Midlands.

That is £129 (5.2%) more than in 2025/26, more than the 4.9% rise across England.

More homes in Walsall are in Band A than any other (44%), where the bill is £1,752 a year. 68% of homes are in Bands A or B, against 43% across England.

Of a Band D bill, £2,298 (87%) goes to Walsall council and the rest to West Midlands Police and West Midlands Fire and Rescue Authority.

Band D in Walsall is higher than in all 6 of its nearest councils. Dudley has the lowest Band D of them at £2,145 and Wolverhampton the highest at £2,539.

Homes in each band

The share of Walsall’s homes in each council tax band
Band A44%
Band B23%
Band C16%
Band D9%
Band E5%
Band F2%
Band G1%
Band H<1%

The darker bar is the most common band in Walsall. From the Valuation Office Agency.

Where a Band D bill in Walsall goes

Who receives a Band D council tax bill in Walsall
Walsall council£2,298 · 87%
West Midlands Police£245 · 9%
West Midlands Fire and Rescue Authority£85 · 3%

The council’s share includes the average parish charge and, where it has one, the adult social care precept. Other bands pay the same split.

Council tax near Walsall

Band D a year in Walsall and the nearest councils, highest first. Moving a few miles can change the bill by hundreds of pounds a year for the same band.

Band D council tax a year in Walsall and the councils near it
Walsall£2,627
Wolverhampton£2,539 · −£88
Cannock Chase£2,376 · −£252
Birmingham£2,363 · −£265
South Staffordshire£2,314 · −£314
Sandwell£2,244 · −£383
Dudley£2,145 · −£483

The dashed line is the England average Band D, £2,392. Every council in England.

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Renting in Walsall: council tax questions

What are the council tax bands in Walsall?

For April 2026 to March 2027, council tax in Walsall is £1,752 for Band A, £2,044 for Band B, £2,336 for Band C, £2,627 for Band D, £3,211 for Band E, £3,795 for Band F, £4,379 for Band G, £5,255 for Band H, a year. These are the official averages for two adults, including the police, fire and any county or mayor’s share, and the average parish charge.

How much is it if I live alone?

A single adult gets 25% off. In Walsall that brings Band A, the most common band here, from £1,752 to £1,314 a year, and Band D to £1,971. A home where everyone is a full-time student pays nothing.

Check a home’s band: GOV.UK council tax band search, or our guide to council tax bands. Think yours is wrong? How to challenge your band, free. Who pays in a shared house: who pays council tax when renting. Why a bill can differ from these averages, and when charges change: council tax bands in every council. Rents, licensing and the areas people rent in: renting in Walsall.

Where these figures come from

MHCLG council tax levels, 2026/27 and 2025/26; homes in each band from the VOA’s stock of properties (31 March 2026). Open Government Licence v3.0. Averages for the council area, not a bill. Independent, not connected with Walsall council.

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