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Answer:

Like direct debit, paying by standing order is a safe way to pay bills and helps keep costs down. It means no queuing in post offices or banks and no worrying about missed or late payments! You will need to remember to change your standing order if your rent changes.

You can choose to make a regular payment from your bank weekly, fortnightly, every 28 days or calendar monthly (payments must be in advance).

Answer:

You can pay your rent by phone with your debit or credit card. Call us on 020 7364 5015.

To make a payment by debit card, anytime call the council's automatic payment line on 020 7364 3800.

Answer:

Paying your rent by direct debit means no queuing in post offices or banks and no worrying about missed or late payments! You stay in control of your money by choosing to pay on:

  • any date of the month from 1 to 28 for monthly payments
  • any day of the week for weekly, fortnightly and four weekly payments

It's a convenient way to pay and helps us keep costs down - and it's backed by the Direct Debit Guarantee.

Bank details to pay your rent

Bank National Westminster Bank
Branch 161 Bow Road, London, E3 2SG
Account Name LBTH (Rent Collection)
Sort Code 60-03-19
Account Number 75667177

Answer:

If you are a Tower Hamlets employee or pensioner, you can pay you rent by arrangement with payroll or personnel section direct from your salary or pension.

Answer:

You can pay rent for your home, garage, parking space or store shed at any Post Office or PayPoint outlet using a rent payment card.

  • Take your rent payment card to any Post Office and pay with cash, debit card or cheque 
  • Take your rent payment card to any location where you see the PayPoint sign and pay with cash
  • You will not be charged for this service, but you will be given a receipt for your payment. Keep it safe - you may need it later as proof of payment

Find your nearest payment outlet

 

Answer:

The Allpay app is a mobile application (App) available to download from the Apple App Store, Windows Phone store and Google Play. It helps you to pay your bills from your Apple, Windows or Android smartphone. 

You can visit the allpay website  to find out more and download the App. You can also read a full list of FAQs.

Answer:
Valuation bandCouncil TaxEmpty Premium chargeTotal to pay
A £1,117.01 £1,117.01 £2,234.02
B £1,303.17 £1,303.17 £2,606.34
C £1,489.34 £1,489.34 £2,978.68
D £1,675.51 £1,675.51 £3,351.02
E £2,047.85 £2,047.85 £4,095.70
F £2,420.18 £2,420.18 £4,840.36
G £2,792.52 £2,792.52 £5,585.04
H £3,351.02 £3,351.02 £6,702.04
Answer:
Valuation bandCouncil TaxEmpty Premium chargeTotal to pay
A £1,117.01 £2,234.02 £3,351.03
B £1,303.17 £2,606.34 £3,909.51
C £1,489.34 £2,978.68 £4,468.02
D £1,675.51 £3,351.02 £5,026.53
E £2,047.85 £4,095.70 £6,143.55
F £2,420.18 £4,840.36 £7,260.54
G £2,792.52 £5,585.04 £8,377.56
H £3,351.02 £6,702.04 £10,053.06
Answer:
Valuation bandCouncil TaxEmpty Premium chargeTotal to pay
A £1,117.01 £3,351.03 £4,468.04
B £1,303.17 £3,909.51 £5,212.68
C £1,489.34 £4,468.02 £5,957.36
D £1,675.51 £5,026.53 £6,702.04
E £2,047.85 £6,143.55 £8,191.40
F £2,420.18 £7,260.54 £9,680.72
G £2,792.52 £8,377.56 £11,170.08
H £3,351.02 £10,053.06 £13,404.08
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Community event
Organisation nameProject titleAmount

Aishah Help

 Mind the Gap Befriending Funday £2,500

Boundary Tenants and Residents Association

 Winter Solstice Light up in the Boundary Gardens £1,550

Canary Wharf Social Development Organisation

 Social and community day for all £2,500

Children Education Group

 Berner Community Fun Day £2,500

Collingwood Tenants & Residents Association

 Inner Happiness & Confidence Workshops £2,350

Easthands

 Unity in Diversity: Celebrating Bangladesh Victory Day £2,500

Grand Union Music Theatre Ltd

 Grand Union Mix £2,500

Greenlight Youth Club

 Jounen Kweyol £2,450

LONDON JAGUARS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

 Tower Hamlets Unity Festival £2,485

Sama Centre Ltd

 Community Saturday £2,500

Saudha Society Of Poetry and Indian Music

 Saudha International Literature Festival £2,500

Shree sangha uk

 Diwali £2,500

SOULFLOW CIC

 Soulful Soulflow Activities 2 £2,500

Soyttensen School of Performing Arts

 Travelling Baul: Sylhet to Stepney, Sunamganj to Spitalfields £2,500

Star Ballers Academy

 E14 Community Sports Day £2,500

TOWER HAMLETS YOUTH LEAGUE UNITED

 Black History event bringing communities together to celebrate diversity and achievements of black people through the ages £2,500

Udichi Shilpi Gosthi

 London Bengali Book Fair, Literary and Cultural Festival £2,500

Wapping Youth Services

 Mental Health Awareness Day £2,500

Youthrive Community Hub Limited

Bethnal Green Community event

£2,500

The Power Movement Organisation

TPM Community Football Event

£2,500

Chisenhale Dance Space

Chisenhale Family Day

£2,500

Boundary Tenants and Residents Association

Boundary Estate Circus on the Circus 2024

£2,500

Rainbow Film Society

25th Rainbow Film Festival

£2,500

Kekoa Coaching CIC

Community Kickstart: Fostering Unity and Well-being Through Football

£2,500

Wapping Youth Services

Eid & Community Festivity

£2,500

Youth Of the Ummah

Understanding Ramadan Workshop

£2,500

Tower Hamlets Play Partnership Weavers Adventure Playground

Weavers’ 50th Anniversary

£2,495

Star Ballers Academy

Poplar Community Sports Day

£2,500

The People Speak CIC

 Talkaoke community talk show and a story night £2,500

Sama Centre Ltd

Celebrating Community

 £2,500

Limehouse Causeway TRA

Seaside trip
Fun Day

£2,270

SOULFLOW CIC

Soulful Food Run Activities

£2,000

Cell Project Space (Cell Foundation)

Permit to Dream Otherwise

£2,500

Tarling West Gardening Group

 

Spring and Summer Events at Pearl and Mizanur's Memorial Garden

£2,500

Barnes Children's Literature Festival CIC

London Primary Schools Programme

£2,405

Trapped in Zone One

Brick Lane Heritage Mural Project

£2,500

Pitsea TRA

Pitsea TRA Community Fun Days

£2,500
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