Council tax comparison · 2025/26

Camden vs Islington council tax

On Band D for 2025/26, Islington charges £1,985 vs £1,990 in Camden — a difference of £5 (0.3%). The gap widens on higher bands and narrows on Band A.

Camden
£1,990

Band D · London, England

Camden full breakdown →
Islington
£1,985

Band D · London, England

Islington full breakdown →

Side-by-side by band (2025/26)

Every band pays a fixed statutory multiple of Band D. The £ figures below use each council's published Band D.

BandCamdenIslingtonDifference
A£1,327×0.667£1,323×0.667+£4
B£1,548×0.778£1,544×0.778+£4
C£1,769×0.889£1,764×0.889+£5
D£1,990×1.000£1,985×1.000+£5
E£2,432×1.222£2,426×1.222+£6
F£2,874×1.444£2,867×1.444+£7
G£3,317×1.667£3,308×1.667+£9
H£3,980×2.000£3,970×2.000+£10

"Difference" column: CamdenIslington. Negative means Camden pays less at that band.

Which is genuinely cheaper?

On a Band D basis, Islington is £5 (0.3%) cheaper than Camden for 2025/26. That gap is larger in cash terms for higher-band homes and smaller for Band A. Property prices, precepts, and single-person discounts all change the picture for individual households — the safest comparison is Band D, which is the reference every other band scales from.

If you're moving between these authorities, remember the band travels with the property, not with you — so the more useful question is often "is my new home's band correct", not "which council is cheaper".

2025/26 figures. Band D charges sourced from published council budget-setting reports. Page last reviewed .