Ashfield District Council: Online Payments

Online Payments

Welcome to the Ashfield District Council online payments page.

Please Note

Each day between 7.50 and 8.20pm the Council's payment systems are offline for system updates.
The Council apologises for any inconvenience this may cause.

A button that says Pay

For information about this service please see below.

What services can I pay for online?*

We are able to accept online payment for:

Garden Waste Collection Scheme
Rents
Council Tax
National Non Domestic Business Rates
Sundry Invoices (eg Pest Control, Repairs Recharge, Accident Cleanup etc)
Council Mortgages
Local Land Charges & Tailored Reports

*Note: We DO NOT accept Parking Fine payments over the Internet.

Anyone wishing to pay a Parking Fine will need to visit this website: https://www.paynotice.co.uk/Nottinghamshire/

What cards can I use?

We are able to accept payment by:

Visa credit cards
MasterCard
DELTA Card
JCB Card
Electron Card
SOLO Card
Switch/Maestro Cards

We are not able to accept payment by:

American Express
Diners Club

How will I know if my payment has been successful?

When you have finished entering your card details and confirmed you want to continue with the payment, there will be a short delay while your card details are validated.

If your payment is successful, a receipt will be displayed which contains a transaction reference number. Please keep a record of this number. If an error occurs, your payment will not be processed and a message explaining why will be displayed.

When will my payment show on the Council's records?

Payments received up until 4.30 pm on any working day (Monday to Friday) will normally be allocated to the account (council tax, business rates etc.) by the next working day. Payments received after this, at weekends and on Bank Holidays will normally be allocated to the account by the following working day.

Is my information secure?

The Council uses a secure server to receive your payment card details. This means your transaction details are put into code, so that they cannot be read by anyone else.