Honiton: If you haven’t received your £150 energy rebate, you can still claim it

In February the government pledged to support people with the rising costs of energy, and now the vast majority of Devon households have received their £150 rebate.

All customers who pay their council tax via direct debit have been automatically paid the £150 into their bank accounts, without any action needed.

The council are now processing people who do not have a linked bank account set up. These customers will need to provide their details through a simple claim form.

From this week, the council will be contacting eligible residents.

You are eligible for the refund if, on April 1,

·      Your property is banded A-D or band E with a disablement reduction

·      You are liable to pay council tax at the address

·      The property is your sole or main residence

An online claim form will soon be available. To apply, you will need:

·      Your Council Tax account number which can be found on the top of your bill

·      Your unique access code which will be on your letter

·      An email address so the council can keep you up to date on your claim

You can read the most up to date information here

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