Energy Costs Fall But Council Tax Rises 4.9% in England
Published on · Source: bbc.com

AI Summary
Summarized by AI from the source belowIn April, average household energy bills in England will temporarily drop to £1,641 due to the Ofgem price cap. However, projections indicate an 18% increase to £1,929 starting in July, influenced by the Iran war. Council tax in England is increasing by an average of 4.9%, raising the Band D property rate to £2,392, up £111 from last year. Additionally, the average annual water bill has risen by £33 to £639, while broadband prices are increasing by £3-£4 per month across several providers, totaling about £50 annually for consumers.
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