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Tax bills would rise by an average of 1,230 for more than four million households in England if Labour were to redraw the method in which the levy is calculated.
An overhaul of the property tax could add hundreds to annual bills with some facing rises of as much as 4,609 .
Darren Jones , shadow chief secretary to the Treasury , said any party who suggested revaluing council tax bands “had never been elected” Labour said it was “scaremongering nonsense”.
Households in Fylde would see average council tax fall by 208 .
South Ribble, Hambleton , Ribble Valley and Wyre would be the other districts to make the biggest tax savings.
In Hackney , only 15pc of properties currently fall into the four highest council tax bands of E, G, F and H.
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