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Council Tax 2020 Council Tax 2020 - 2021 Council Tax charges for the Wychavon area including Wychavon District Council, Worcestershire County Council, The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for West Mercia, Hereford & Worcester Fire & Rescue Authority, Parish and special expenses. Band A Band B Band C Band D Band E Band F Band G Band H £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ AAbberton 1161.54 1355.14 1548.73 1742.32 2129.49 2516.68 2903.86 3484.63 Besford 1176.37 1372.44 1568.50 1764.56 2156.67 2548.80 2940.93 3529.11 Birlingham 1187.35 1385.25 1583.14 1781.03 2176.80 2572.59 2968.38 3562.05 Bishampton 1190.24 1388.62 1587.00 1785.37 2182.11 2578.86 2975.61 3570.73 Bredicot 1161.54 1355.14 1548.73 1742.32 2129.49 2516.68 2903.86 3484.63 Bredon 1184.41 1381.83 1579.23 1776.63 2171.42 2566.24 2961.04 3553.25 Bredons Norton 1184.41 1381.83 1579.23 1776.63 2171.42 2566.24 2961.04 3553.25 Bricklehampton 1190.07 1388.42 1586.77 1785.11 2181.79 2578.49 2975.18 3570.21 Broughton Hackett 1169.15 1364.02 1558.88 1753.74 2143.45 2533.18 2922.89 3507.47 Charlton 1195.97 1395.30 1594.63 1793.96 2192.61 2591.27 2989.93 3587.91 Churchill 1161.54 1355.14 1548.73 1742.32 2129.49 2516.68 2903.86 3484.63 Great Comberton 1176.00 1372.01 1568.01 1764.01 2156.00 2548.01 2940.01 3528.01 Little Comberton 1189.43 1387.67 1585.91 1784.15 2180.62 2577.10 2973.58 3568.29 Cropthorne 1177.03 1373.22 1569.39 1765.56 2157.89 2550.25 2942.59 3531.11 Defford 1176.37 1372.44 1568.50 1764.56 2156.67 2548.80 2940.93 3529.11 Dormston 1180.47 1377.22 1573.97 1770.71 2164.19 2557.69 2951.18 3541.41 Drakes Broughton Ward 1179.57 1376.18 1572.77 1769.37 2162.55 2555.75 2948.94 3538.73 Wadborough Ward 1176.05 1372.06 1568.07 1764.08 2156.09 2548.11 2940.13 3528.15 Eckington 1192.61 1391.39 1590.16 1788.93 2186.46 2584.01 2981.54 3577.85 Elmley Castle 1190.07 1388.42 1586.77 1785.11 2181.79 2578.49 2975.18 3570.21 Fladbury 1191.63 1390.25 1588.85 1787.46 2184.66 2581.88 2979.09 3574.91 Flyford Flavell 1189.50 1387.76 1586.01 1784.26 2180.75 2577.26 2973.76 3568.51 Grafton Flyford 1189.50 1387.76 1586.01 1784.26 2180.75 2577.26 2973.76 3568.51 Hill & Moor 1188.83 1386.97 1585.11 1783.25 2179.52 2575.80 2972.08 3566.49 Kington 1180.47 1377.22 1573.97 1770.71 2164.19 2557.69 2951.18 3541.41 Naunton Beauchamp 1198.77 1398.57 1598.37 1798.16 2197.74 2597.34 2996.93 3596.31 Netherton 1190.07 1388.42 1586.77 1785.11 2181.79 2578.49 2975.18 3570.21 North Piddle 1189.50 1387.76 1586.01 1784.26 2180.75 2577.26 2973.76 3568.51 Norton Juxta Kempsey 1202.93 1403.43 1603.92 1804.41 2205.38 2606.37 3007.34 3608.81 Peopleton 1183.89 1381.22 1578.53 1775.85 2170.47 2565.11 2959.74 3551.69 Pinvin 1198.42 1398.17 1597.90 1797.64 2197.10 2596.59 2996.06 3595.27 Pirton Ward 1175.41 1371.33 1567.23 1763.13 2154.92 2546.74 2938.54 3526.25 Pershore Town Council 1212.03 1414.05 1616.06 1818.06 2222.06 2626.08 3030.09 3636.11 Spetchley 1161.54 1355.14 1548.73 1742.32 2129.49 2516.68 2903.86 3484.63 Stoulton 1186.93 1384.77 1582.59 1780.41 2176.04 2571.70 2967.34 3560.81 Strensham 1186.23 1383.94 1581.65 1779.35 2174.75 2570.17 2965.58 3558.69 Throckmorton 1190.24 1388.62 1587.00 1785.37 2182.11 2578.86 2975.61 3570.73 Upton Snodsbury 1182.03 1379.04 1576.05 1773.05 2167.05 2561.07 2955.08 3546.09 White Ladies Aston 1161.54 1355.14 1548.73 1742.32 2129.49 2516.68 2903.86 3484.63 Whittington 1192.30 1391.03 1589.74 1788.46 2185.88 2583.33 2980.76 3576.91 Wick 1189.03 1387.22 1585.39 1783.56 2179.89 2576.25 2972.59 3567.11 Wyre Piddle 1190.78 1389.25 1587.72 1786.18 2183.10 2580.03 2976.96 3572.35 Abbots Morton 1194.63 1393.75 1592.85 1791.96 2190.16 2588.38 2986.59 3583.91 Aldington 1190.41 1388.82 1587.22 1785.62 2182.41 2579.22 2976.03 3571.23 Ashton under Hill 1194.73 1393.87 1592.99 1792.11 2190.34 2588.60 2986.84 3584.21 Aston Somerville 1182.17 1379.21 1576.24 1773.27 2167.32 2561.39 2955.44 3546.53 Badsey 1190.41 1388.82 1587.22 1785.62 2182.41 2579.22 2976.03 3571.23 Evesham Town Council 1204.24 1404.96 1605.67 1806.38 2207.79 2609.22 3010.62 3612.75 Beckford 1208.69 1410.15 1611.60 1813.05 2215.94 2618.85 3021.74 3626.09 Bickmarsh 1161.54 1355.14 1548.73 1742.32 2129.49 2516.68 2903.86 3484.63 Bretforton 1210.01 1411.69 1613.36 1815.03 2218.36 2621.71 3025.04 3630.05 Broadway 1193.69 1392.64 1591.59 1790.54 2188.43 2586.33 2984.23 3581.07 Childswickham 1175.88 1371.87 1567.85 1763.83 2155.78 2547.75 2939.71 3527.65 South Lenches 1179.83 1376.48 1573.12 1769.76 2163.03 2556.32 2949.59 3539.51 Cleeve Prior 1209.14 1410.67 1612.20 1813.72 2216.76 2619.81 3022.86 3627.43 Conderton 1177.93 1374.27 1570.59 1766.91 2159.54 2552.20 2944.84 3533.81 Harvington 1198.13 1397.83 1597.52 1797.21 2196.58 2595.97 2995.34 3594.41 Honeybourne 1233.47 1439.06 1644.64 1850.22 2261.37 2672.54 3083.69 3700.43 Inkberrow 1175.31 1371.21 1567.09 1762.98 2154.74 2546.52 2938.29 3525.95 Kemerton 1187.19 1385.07 1582.93 1780.80 2176.52 2572.26 2967.99 3561.59 North & Middle Littleton 1193.96 1392.96 1591.96 1790.95 2188.93 2586.92 2984.91 3581.89 Norton & Lenchwick 1178.03 1374.38 1570.72 1767.06 2159.73 2552.42 2945.09 3534.11 Offenham 1203.33 1403.90 1604.45 1805.01 2206.11 2607.23 3008.34 3610.01 Pebworth 1216.59 1419.36 1622.13 1824.89 2230.41 2635.95 3041.48 3649.77 Rous Lench 1189.99 1388.34 1586.67 1785.00 2181.65 2578.33 2974.99 3569.99 Sedgeberrow 1180.21 1376.93 1573.63 1770.33 2163.72 2557.14 2950.54 3540.65 South Littleton 1217.49 1420.41 1623.33 1826.24 2232.06 2637.90 3043.73 3652.47 Wickhamford 1183.95 1381.29 1578.61 1775.94 2170.58 2565.24 2959.89 3551.87 Cookhill 1188.55 1386.65 1584.74 1782.83 2179.00 2575.19 2971.38 3565.65 Hinton on the Green 1182.17 1379.21 1576.24 1773.27 2167.32 2561.39 2955.44 3546.53 Overbury 1177.93 1374.27 1570.59 1766.91 2159.54 2552.20 2944.84 3533.81 North Claines 1199.75 1399.71 1599.67 1799.63 2199.54 2599.46 2999.38 3599.25 Crowle 1198.59 1398.37 1598.13 1797.90 2197.42 2596.96 2996.49 3595.79 Dodderhill 1204.89 1405.72 1606.53 1807.35 2208.97 2610.61 3012.24 3614.69 Doverdale 1186.32 1384.05 1581.77 1779.49 2174.92 2570.37 2965.81 3558.97 Elmbridge 1174.95 1370.79 1566.61 1762.44 2154.08 2545.74 2937.39 3524.87 Elmley Lovett 1198.77 1398.58 1598.37 1798.17 2197.75 2597.35 2996.94 3596.33 Saleway - Hadzor 1169.91 1364.90 1559.89 1754.87 2144.83 2534.81 2924.78 3509.73 Hampton Lovett 1201.21 1401.43 1601.63 1801.83 2202.22 2602.64 3003.04 3603.65 Hanbury 1192.34 1391.07 1589.80 1788.52 2185.96 2583.41 2980.86 3577.03 Hartlebury 1173.16 1368.70 1564.22 1759.75 2150.79 2541.86 2932.91 3519.49 Saleway - Himbleton 1169.91 1364.90 1559.89 1754.87 2144.83 2534.81 2924.78 3509.73 Hindlip 1186.02 1383.70 1581.37 1779.04 2174.37 2569.72 2965.06 3558.07 Saleway - Huddington 1169.91 1364.90 1559.89 1754.87 2144.83 2534.81 2924.78 3509.73 Martin Hussingtree 1186.02 1383.70 1581.37 1779.04 2174.37 2569.72 2965.06 3558.07 Saleway - Oddingley 1169.91 1364.90 1559.89 1754.87 2144.83 2534.81 2924.78 3509.73 Ombersley 1186.32 1384.05 1581.77 1779.49 2174.92 2570.37 2965.81 3558.97 Salwarpe 1186.02 1383.70 1581.37 1779.04 2174.37 2569.72 2965.06 3558.07 Stock & Bradley 1186.25 1383.96 1581.67 1779.38 2174.79 2570.21 2965.63 3558.75 Tibberton 1235.45 1441.36 1647.27 1853.18 2264.99 2676.81 3088.63 3706.35 Upton Warren 1170.04 1365.06 1560.06 1755.07 2145.07 2535.10 2925.11 3510.13 Westwood 1201.21 1401.43 1601.63 1801.83 2202.22 2602.64 3003.04 3603.65 Droitwich Town Council 1194.42 1393.50 1592.57 1791.64 2189.77 2587.92 2986.06 3583.27 The amounts shown above assume that there are 2 or more people in a property.
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