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Masterplan Consent Areas
A placemaking approach to planning and consenting to development
Dwellings last occupied by a registered charity
Where a property was previously occupied by a registered charity in furtherance of the charity's objectives, it may be eligible for council tax exemption
Unoccupied manse
An unoccupied manse which is no one's sole or main residence, may qualify for exemption.
Unoccupied agricultural property
Where an agricultural property becomes vacant, it may be exempt from charge.
Trustee in bankruptcy
Where a property is unoccupied and is held by a Trustee in Bankruptcy, it may be eligible for exemption.
Person in long term hospital or care home
If a property is vacant because the sole resident is in hospital as a long-term patient or in a care home, it may qualify for council tax exemption.
Unoccupied dwelling previously occupied by students
If a property was previously occupied by students, the landlord may be eligible to apply for exemption when it becomes vacant.
Person receiving child benefit
If a member of your household is 18 but you are still entitled to child benefit for them, you may be able to get 25% discount on your council tax bill.
