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People in prison or detained

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If someone living in your property is prison or detained, you may be able to apply for a 25% Council Tax
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/CouncilTax/Discounts-and-exemptions/People-in-prison-or-detained.aspx

FI15034

Description
Homelessness After Prison
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/Corporate-Information/Freedom-of-Information/Freedom-of-information-Disclosure-Log/Responses/FI15034.aspx

Committal action

Description
If we have not been able to collect the money in any other way, the final option is to ask the
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/CouncilTax/Arrears-and-debt-recovery/Committal-Action.aspx

FI17052

Description
Housing Duty to Female Prison Leavers
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/Corporate-Information/Freedom-of-Information/Freedom-of-information-Disclosure-Log/Responses/FI17052.aspx

If you get Council Tax Support and you're away from home temporarily

Description
Some people can continue to get Council Tax Support during temporary periods of absence from their home
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/Benefits/Council-Tax-Support/If-youre-away-from-home-temporarily.aspx

Explore the history on your doorstep for free!

Description
Heritage Open Days is England's largest annual festival of history and culture.
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/News/Press-Releases/2026/Explore the history on your doorstep for free!.aspx

Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2025-2030

Description
Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2025-2030
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/Housing/Housing-for-Tenants/Housing-policies/Homeless-and-Rough-Sleeping-Strategy.aspx

Discounts and exemptions

Description
You may be able to get a discount or exemption on your Council Tax
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/CouncilTax/Discounts-and-exemptions/Home.aspx

Council Tax application forms

Description
Council Tax application forms
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/CouncilTax/Application-forms.aspx

House to House Collections

Description
You need a licence if you want to collect money or goods (that you plan to sell at a later date
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/Business/Licensing/Other-Licences/House-to-House-Collections.aspx
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