Adrian Childs

Okay, so you challenge it.

Inherent in that is that it might end up going up.

Michelle, we live in a row of 15 stone cottages.

They are grade two listed in a conservation area.

All the cottages are council tax B. There's one house in the middle, but exactly the same as the others is band A. How can I challenge it?

How can I challenge it, please?

Minesh, I've been disputing my band with the local council and not getting anywhere.

I had a new build from 2013 on a semi-detached and the neighbour is band B, whereas I'm band C. How is this possible?

It's a semi-detached.

How can there be any logic to it?

We don't look for logic.

Nicola, re-challenging banding in a new build house, in terms of finding similar properties, which are the implication being that the new build is different to the surrounding ones.

Can I use, say, a house built in the 1970s?

It feels like new builds get higher banding just because they're new.

And when you get the banding notification, there's absolutely no explanation of how it was determined.

Willow, I need to change my band.

I need to change my band.

I've no idea where to start finding the price of my property from years ago.

Willow's situation is they're in a row of terrace houses, which are in band B, and the rest of the very long road is in band A. OK, so she's in band B, everyone's in band A. If your house has not been bought or sold since 1993...

That's the worst injury ever.