You can now choose to receive your Council Tax bill by e-mail rather than through the post.
This is a quick and efficient way of receiving your bill or any other notifications, and it helps the environment by using less paper.
Register to receive your bill by e-mail (opens in new tab)
What will happen next?
We will confirm that we have received your request within 10 working days. After you have registered we will send you an e-mail when a new bill is available, or if there’s any adjustments to your bill.
How do I cancel receiving my bill by e-mail?
If you decide that you want to receive your bill through the post again, you can let us know: stop electronic billing (opens in new tab)
Changed your e-mail address?
Let us know if you change your e-mail address by completing the online electronic billing form (opens in new tab) with your new details.
What else do I need to know about receiving my bill by e-mail?
If a bill sent to you by e-mail is returned to us twice as 'message undeliverable' we will stop sending you your bill by e-mail. We will put your details back on the list to receive your bill through the post. If you want to receive your bills by e-mail again you would need to re-submit the online form (opens in new tab)