You can find information on council tax discounts and exemptions through Stoke-on-Trent City Council's dedicated webpage. They offer various discounts based on specific circumstances like being the only adult in the household or being a full-time student. Below is a summary table of the main types of discounts and exemptions available:
| Type of Discount/Exemption | Who Does It Include? | Requirements |
|---|---|---|
| Single Person Discount | Households with only one adult resident aged over 18. | Confirmation that only one adult lives in the property. |
| Full-time Students | Students whose course lasts at least 24 weeks and requires studying at least 21 hours per week. | Names of students, course details, and proof of student status. |
| Severe Mental Impairment | Residents who are severely mentally impaired and eligible for certain benefits. | Proof of benefit eligibility (e.g., DLA, PIP). |
| Empty Property Exemption | Properties that are empty due to the death of the occupant for up to six months post-probate. | Details of the previous occupant and the probate date. |
For more detailed information and to apply, you can visit this page on discounts and exemptions. If you're considering applying for council tax support, it's worth checking out their benefits calculator to see if you're eligible.