People who haven't yet received the £150 cost of living payment from their local council are being urged to apply before the deadline to avoid missing out. In February then-chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a £150 council tax rebate for people in England living in properties in Band A to Band D for council tax. The Welsh Government later confirmed it would offer a £150 cost of living payment to all households who live in properties in council tax bands A to D, as well as recipients of the Council Tax Reduction Scheme in all bands. However, it was left up to each individual council to decide how and when it will administer the payments.
In May the Welsh Government said around 332,000 people had gotten their payments so far, meaning thousands more in Wales are yet to receive theirs. This week we asked each local authority in Wales how many people it had administered the payment to so far, and what people who haven't yet received the payment need to do. Here is what they said and what you need to do to get your payment, depending on where you live.
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