If you or someone you live with is disabled, you may be eligible for a council tax reduction. The specific criteria for eligibility may vary depending on the local council, but here are some general guidelines based on the search results:

• Severe Mental Impairment: If you or someone you live with is severely mentally impaired, you may be eligible for a 100% discount on your council tax bill.

• Adaptations to Property: If your property has been adapted in at least one way to meet the needs of a disabled person, you may be eligible for a reduction in your council tax bill. The adaptation must be essential or of major importance to the disabled persons well-being, and the reduction may be up to one valuation band lower.

• Extra Space for Disabled Person: If your property has an extra bathroom, kitchen, or other room that you need for a disabled person, or enough indoor space for a disabled person to use their wheelchair, you may be eligible for a council tax reduction.

• Substantial and Permanent Disability: If you or someone in your home is substantially and permanently disabled, you may be eligible for a reduction on your council tax bill.

Its important to note that the specific eligibility criteria may vary depending on the local council, so its best to check with your local council to see what discounts or exemptions are available.