A council in Nottinghamshire has issued a warning after some people missed out on the council tax rebate amid soaring energy prices. The authority says this is because of account 'discrepancies'.
Most people across the county should have received £150 from the council in which they pay their tax to, if done via direct debit. Some authorities, including Nottingham City Council, reported delays to the process but it is understood these issues have now been resolved.
However on Friday, May 20, almost a month after rebates were initially supposed to have been paid into accounts, Broxtowe Borough Council said some people may not have been paid. It comes as some councils raised concerns over fraud.