Council Tax Introduction 2018-19

Council Tax Who has to pay council tax? The person liable to pay the bill is normally the person or Introduction persons who reside in the dwelling as their main or sole home Council tax is your contribution to local services, including and who fits the description nearest the top of the following list: refuse collection and funding for the police and schools. The • residents who have a freehold interest in the property, district council collects council tax from approximately 57,000 i.e. owner occupiers properties. Council tax levels are decided annually and funds are allocated towards services provided by:- • residents who have a leasehold interest in the property, i.e. lease holders • West County Council e.g. education, social services, fire service, libraries etc • residents who are statutory or secure tenants, i.e. rent payers • Council e.g. housing, planning, • residents who have a contractual licence to occupy the environmental health, refuse collections etc property, i.e. occupants of tied cottages • and Crime Commissioner • residents with no legal interest in the property • Parish councils e.g. services provided at a very local level. • non resident owners You can get more information about Chichester District Council People living with a partner are jointly and severally liable, even spending from Chichesters’ annual report and annual if only one of them meets the liability rules. statement of accounts. Both are available on the councils’ In some circumstances, the owner, rather than the resident is website www.chichester.gov.uk. the liable person. Examples would be:- For adult social care authorities, council tax demand notices • properties occupied by more than one household where show two percentage changes: one for the part of the overall residents pay separate rent for their own room only change attributable to the adult social care precept, and one • care homes, nursing homes and night shelters for the part attributable to general expenditure. • religious communities (monasteries and convents) Council tax valuation bands • properties which are not the owners main home but are Most dwellings are subject to council tax. There is one bill per occupied by domestic staff dwelling, whether it is a house, bungalow, flat, maisonette, • homes where a minister of religion lives and works mobile home or houseboat, and whether it is owned or rented. Each dwelling is allocated to one of eight bands according • houses provided to asylum seekers to its open market capital value as at 1st April 1991. The bands are as follows: Single person discount Valuation band Range of values If only one adult lives in a dwelling (as their main home), the council tax bill can be reduced by a quarter (25%). A up to and including £40,000 B £40,001 to £52,000 If you receive single person discount C £52,001 to £68,000 please read this notice. D £68,001 to £88,000 Checks are regularly made on council tax payers who are in receipt of single occupancy discounts and therefore have their E £88,001 to £120,000 bills reduced by 25%. F £120,001 to £160,000 The check is part of the councils continuing measure to protect the public purse by preventing and detecting fraud, in G £160,001 to £320,000 association with the National Fraud Initiative. H more than £320,00 Single person discount is an entitlement that the council is keen Your bill shows which band applies to your dwelling and to ensure is claimed by taxpayers who are genuinely eligible. this will depend on the valuation of your property. The However taxpayers who claim the discount improperly place banding of dwellings is a function of the Valuation Office an unnecessary burden on other residents of the district. Any Agency. To find out how your property has been valued, taxpayers currently receiving a discount which they feel may check your band, what constitutes a “dwelling” or to appeal not be correct are urged to contact the council by email against your banding, please use the Valuation Office website [email protected] or by telephone on www.gov.uk/voa/contact or telephone 03000 501 501. 01243 534501 in order to advise us of the changes. Disregards (status discounts) Exempt dwellings People in the groups listed below will not be counted towards Some dwellings are exempt, including certain properties that the number of adults resident in the dwelling and will qualify are occupied. Dwellings may qualify for exemption if they fall for status discount:- into one of the following classes:-

Disregard discounts B Unoccupied property owned by a body established for charitable purposes and was last used in furtherance • full time students, apprentices & youth training trainees. of the objects of the charity can be exempt for up to six • people who are permanently resident in hospital, a months. residential care home or a nursing home to receive D Left empty by someone who is detained in prison, personal care or treatment. hospital or other place of detention. • people who are severely mentally impaired. E Unoccupied property previously occupied by someone • people who are resident in certain hostels or night who is now living in a hospital, residential, care home, shelters. nursing home or hostel and remain the owner of the • 18 & 19 year olds who are either still at school or have just property or renting the tenancy for the property. left school. F Unoccupied property following the death of the sole • care workers working on a low pay, usually for a charity. owner or tenant, and the executors are awaiting probate or letters of administration to be granted.The exemption • people providing personal care to someone who is not a ends six months after probate or letters of administration spouse, partner or child under 18 and who is also resident have been granted. with them. • members of visiting forces and certain international G Empty because occupation of the property is forbidden organisations. by law. • people in prison (except those in prison for the H Unoccupied property, which is waiting to be occupied non-payment of council tax or a fine). by a minister of religion.

• members of certain religious communities (monks & nuns). I Left empty where someone has moved into another residence (not a residential home or hospital) to receive The Local Government Finance Act 2012 allows discretionary personal care. powers for local authorities in respect of council tax discounts J Left empty by someone who has moved away to provide (Section 13A 1c). This gives local authorities more freedom to personal care for another person. vary discounts to take into account local circumstances (e.g. flooding) and individual circumstances. Reductions can K Unoccupied property where the owner has left to study be applied for individual cases or in exceptional circumstances elsewhere and no-one other than students lived there. the council may determine a class of tax payers. L Repossessed property. Disabled persons relief M Student halls of residence. If you, or someone who lives with you (adult or child) is disabled N Property occupied only by full-time students. and adaptations have been made to your property to meet special needs arising from the disability, you may be entitled to O Property owned by the Secretary of State for Defence, a reduced bill. which is armed forces accommodation.

Examples of adaptations include:- P Property occupied by visiting forces. Q Unoccupied property where the person who would • a room, other than a bathroom, kitchen or lavatory, which is normally pay the council tax bill is a bankrupt’s or used mainly by the disabled person and is required for insolvent’s trustee. meeting their needs (e.g. for dialysis equipment) or R Empty caravan pitch or boat mooring. • an additional bathroom or kitchen which is required to meet the needs of the disabled person or S Only occupied by a person or persons aged under 18. T An unoccupied annex that cannot be let separately • sufficient floor space inside the dwelling to allow for a without a breach of planning control. wheelchair. U Property occupied solely by people who are severely This relief tries to ensure that people with disabilities are not mentally impaired. disadvantaged by having to pay more tax because of extra space needed. V A property where the person liable is a foreign diplomat. W An annex occupied by a dependant elderly relative or If you qualify for disabled persons relief your bill will be reduced disabled relative. to that of a property in the band immediately below the band shown in the valuation list for your property.

- 2 - Local discount If you wish to appeal please write to us quoting the account number on your bill and explain what you disagree with and The Local Government Finance Act allows the council to award a discount why. Making an appeal does not allow you to withhold payment from 0% up to 100%. The appropriate discounts are as follows: of council tax in the meantime. If your appeal is successful you • All empty properties including second homes and properties will be entitled to a refund of any overpaid council tax. undergoing or requiring major repair works which are not exempt attract a local 0% discount and will be charged the full council tax. For more information please visit Council tax online services www.chichester.gov.uk/counciltax View and manage your council tax online from the comfort of your own home, thanks to our new service, my council Reductions for annexes tax. Using this new facility you can view your own council From the 1 April 2014 a 50% reduction in the amount of council tax account, including payments, bills, notices and tax payable can be applied for people living in annexes provided instalments due. You can also advise us of any changes in they are related to the person liable to pay the council tax for the your circumstances, and set up a direct debit to pay your main dwelling. The reduction also applies for people living in council tax. For further information please visit: dwellings with annexes which are unoccupied provided they are www.chichester.gov.uk/myaccount. using those annexes as part of their main residence. Please note that the reduction will only apply to the council tax payable on the annexe. Penalties The law allows councils to charge a penalty of £70 in certain Am I entitled? circumstances: If you think you may be entitled to a discount, relief or • when you do not reply after we have asked for information exemption, you can apply online at www.chichester.gov.uk/ about the person liable to pay the council tax counciltax and follow the links for council tax or by e-mail to • when you do not tell us that your property is no longer [email protected] or alternatively by telephone exempt on 01243 534501. • when you do not tell us that you are no longer entitled to a Empty homes premium discount An empty homes premium, in addition to the full council tax, In all of these cases, each time we ask for the information may be charged by the council when a property has been and you do not supply it, you could be charged a further unoccupied and substantially unfurnished for 2 years. The penalty of £280. premium will be charged at 50% of the full council tax. However there are exemptions from this premium where:- Penalties can be added on to your council tax bill, or we can send a separate bill. You can appeal against a penalty being • a property would be the sole/main residence of a person, but imposed on you. it is empty as that person resides in accommodation provided by the Ministry of Defence, because of their employment; or How can I pay my council tax bill ? • a property is an annexe to a property and it is being used as Please see reverse of your bill for a list of options available. part of the main property. Paying your council tax by 12 monthly If a discount, exemption or premium has already been awarded or added to your account, the details are shown on instalments your bill. If a discount, exemption or premium is shown on If you wish to pay your bill over 12 instalments please complete your bill and your circumstances change you MUST notify the an e-form at www.chichester.gov.uk/12monthly. If council tax section. you prefer you can send a written request to the council using the address at the top of your bill. Please note: the information given in this leaflet is for guidance only. If you require further information or Requests to pay over 12 months must be received by the explanation you should contact the council tax section as 23 March 2018 in order to start your new payment plan in April above or as detailed on page 4 2018 otherwise the first instalment will be payable as notified on your bill. For requests received after the 23 March 2018 the number of instalments will be 11 or the number of whole months Council tax liability and grounds for appeal remaining to March 2019. Please note customers already paying There are a number of decisions the council has to make when by 12 monthly instalments will be extended automatically and deciding whether you are liable to pay council tax and the are not required to make a fresh application each year. amount you are due to pay. If you believe these decisions are wrong you are entitled to appeal against them. You can appeal if:- IMPORTANT • you disagree with our decision that a dwelling is chargeable Your right to pay by instalments may be withdrawn if any (i.e. you may believe it should be exempt) instalment is not received by the date shown on your bill. We • you disagree with our decision that you are liable to pay may then ask for the full years balance to be paid. council tax on a particular dwelling (i.e. you are not the resident or the owner) • you disagree with certain aspects of the calculation (e.g. a discount has not been applied or no reduction for disabilities has been given)

- 3 - Housing benefit and council tax reduction HELP US TO PREVENT FRAUD We operate both housing benefit and council tax reduction (CTR) THEY’RE STEALING FROM YOU! schemes. Housing benefit provides people on a low income with assistance towards their housing costs. If you rent your Chichester District Council is committed to the detection home from a private landlord or housing association you may and prevention of fraud. qualify for housing benefit to help you pay your rent and this To report any suspected fraud, the anti-fraud team has a can be claimed online at the same time as council tax reduction. totally confidential 24-hour telephone service on: Council tax reduction provides people on a low income with 01243 534590 assistance towards their council tax. The level of reduction awarded will be calculated in accordance with the scheme rules produced by the council annually more information can be Personal Data found at www.chichester.gov.uk/findoutaboutbenefit Chichester District Council manages personal data in accordance with the You can apply for council tax reduction if: provisions of the General Data Protection Regulations 2016 and is a public authority as defined within those regulations. • You are named as the liable person on the bill and The revenues department* related personal data will be processed for the • You are on a low income public purpose of the exercise of duties related to the local authority functions of the revenues department, including related processing specifically financial A reduction will be applied to your council tax account if you and criminal investigations or any administrative tasks reasonably required to qualify for a reduction. You cannot apply if: carry out those functions. • You are not liable to pay the council tax bill Revenues department data will be provided to the Cabinet Office for data • The property you pay council tax for is not your main home matching purposes in accordance with Section 6 of the Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014 as part of the National Fraud Initiative or where • You are a full time student (unless you receive universal otherwise provided for in law. credit, income support, job seekers allowance (income This data will be used for cross-system and cross-authority comparison for based), employment and support allowance (income the prevention and detection of fraud. related), are disabled or have responsibility for a child). For more information, please visit the council’s web page on its data For information on how to apply please go to www.chichester. protection policy, which provides further guidance on your rights and access gov.uk/applyforbenefit . If you are unable to access a computer to the Cabinet Office’s National Fraud Initiative web pages, or contact the relevant revenues department on 01243 785166. please contact us on 01243 534509 for assistance or advice on alternative ways to claim. The revenues department will share information including personal data with other departments in the council to support the effective carrying out of this work in particular IT, legal and finance departments. The council will also share How to apply personal data with partner bodies where statute allows sharing information and personal data with those bodies. You can complete an online application at www.chichester. gov.uk/benefitforms. If you have difficulty making an online claim The revenues department will share personal data externally where it is please telephone to discuss other ways to claim. reasonably required to carry out elements of the revenues department’s work 01243 534509 of the council under a data processing or data sharing agreement including Once you have applied for council tax reduction you must tell where that processing is required to improve our services to you. Information will also be shared when requests are received by us if your circumstances change. It is a criminal offence to legitimate law enforcement bodies carrying out their own public role. dishonestly make false statements or fail to report a change in circumstances, in order to receive financial help. *revenues department refers to - council tax, business rates, housing benefit, council tax reduction and the collection and enforcement of the BID levy.

Who to contact if I have a query

For all council tax billing enquiries: For questions regarding the financial information provided Telephone 01243 534501 with your bill, please contact the relevant authority. E-mail [email protected] Chichester District Council For housing benefit and council tax reduction enquiries: East Pallant House, 1 East Pallant, Chichester, PO19 1TY Telephone Telephone 01243 534509 01243 785166 E-mail E-mail [email protected] [email protected] Website www.chichester.gov.uk To make a payment: County Council Telephone 01243 534880 this is a fully automated secure Technical Section, County Treasurer’s Section, payment line available 24 hours a day 7 days a week County Hall, Chichester, PO19 1RG Web payment www.chichester.gov.uk/payabill Telephone 01243 642113 E-mail [email protected] Website www.westsussex.gov.uk Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner Sackville House The office opening hours at East Pallant House: Brooks Close, Lewes, East Sussex BN7 2FZ Telephone 01273 481561 Monday to Thursday 8.45am to 5.10pm Website www.sussex-pcc.gov.uk Friday 8.45 am to 5.00pm E-mail [email protected]

- 4 - Spending on Chichester District Council Services A more detailed analysis of Chichester’s spending plans for 2018-19 can be found in the Council’s budget book at www.chichester.gov.uk

Planned Spending Expenditure Estimate 2017-18 Expenditure Estimate 2018-19 Gross Gross Net Gross Gross Net Cabinet Member Responsibility Expenditure Income Cost Expenditure Income Cost (reflects new structure) £000 £000 £000 £000 £000 £000 Leader of the Council 5,204 8,100 -2,896 5,590 8,544 -2,954 Community Services 5,597 1,719 3,878 5,907 2,499 3,408 Corporate Services 4,933 152 4,781 5,135 19 5,116 Planning Services 2,798 1,874 924 3,674 2,042 1,632 Housing Services 4,052 2,018 2,034 3,214 1,393 1,821 Environmental Services 2,473 1,221 1,252 2,812 1,261 1,551 Residents’ Services 44,502 39,849 4,653 40,219 35,757 4,462 Cost of Services 69,559 54,933 14,626 66,551 51,515 15,036 Internal Drainage Board Levy 49 0 Parish Precepts 2,944 3,071 Investment Income and Expenditure -1,537 -1,443 Reversal of depreciation and other capital charges -4,053 -4,244 Net Contributions to/from reserves 3,278 3,676 Total Budget (including Parishes) 15,307 16,096 Government Grants -4,503 -4,767 Collection Fund Transfer -30 -31 Council Tax Requirement 10,774 11,298 Parish Council Precepts Where a Parish Council precept exceeds £140,000, details of their expenditure plans must be published. The following information has been supplied by the relevant Parish Councils:

CHICHESTER CITY COUNCIL SELSEY TOWN COUNCIL Gross Expenditure 2017-18 2018-19 Gross Expenditure 2017-18 2018-19 Estimate £000 £000 Estimate £000 £000

Planning 17 21 Recreation and Tourism 64 63 Recreation and Tourism 555 571 Property (incl. Selsey Centre) 131 122 Environmental Health 67 66 Community Wardens and CCTV 25 25 Community Wardens 40 40 Community Grants 5 5 Other services 66 67 Other services 265 263 Gross expenditure 745 765 Gross expenditure 490 478 Income -212 -223 Income -161 -130 Precept 533 542 Precept 329 348

MIDHURST TOWN COUNCIL SOUTHBOURNE PARISH COUNCIL Gross Expenditure 2017-18 2018-19 Gross Expenditure 2017-18 2018-19 Estimate £000 £000 Estimate £000 £000

Recreation and Tourism 20 64 Other Services 81 82 Capital Projects 50 30 Street Lighting 20 20 Coluntary Organisation Assistance 10 10 Recreation Ground 25 26 Other Services 138 142 Council Activities 7 7 Contingencies 43 49 Neighbourhood Plan 9 10 Gross expenditure 261 295 Gross expenditure 142 145 Income -73 -103 Income -5 -5 Precept 188 192 Precept 137 140

- 5 - How spending has changed Breakdown of Band D Council Tax 2017-18 As you can see from your bill, the Council Tax is made up of charges from: 2017-18 budget 15,307

• Chichester District Council • The Police and Crime Commissioner Inflation (net) 103 for Sussex ; plus • West Sussex County Council • Your parish/town council; (if you have one) Efficiency Savings -581

Impact of new accounting standards 565 West Sussex County Council £1,317.78 Changes in service related income -1215

Changes in the cost of services 1392

Contributions to/ from reserves 398

Parish Precepts 127

2018-19 budget 16,096

Average Parish Chichester District The Police and Council Council Crime Commissioner for £58.15 £155.81 Sussex Council £165.91

Your Council Tax depends on the valuation band of your property. From April 2018 the charges for the 8 bands will be: A B C D E F G H £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Chichester District Council 103.87 121.19 138.50 155.81 190.43 225.06 259.68 311.62

West Sussex County Council 878.52 1,024.94 1,171.36 1,317.78 1,610.62 1,903.46 2,196.30 2,635.56

Police & Crime Commissioner for Sussex 110.61 129.04 147.48 165.91 202.78 239.65 276.52 331.82

TOTAL 1093.00 1275.17 1457.34 1639.50 2003.83 2368.17 2732.50 3279.00

In addition there may also be a Parish Precept charge.

- 6 - COUNCIL TAX CHARGES BY AREA Precept Precept Tax BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND 2017-18 2018-19 A B C D E F G H Parish Base £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ 1,800 APPLEDRAM 3,600 91.2 1,119.31 1,305.87 1,492.42 1,678.97 2,052.07 2,425.18 2,798.28 3,357.94 2,203 BARLAVINGTON 2,274 55.5 1,120.32 1,307.04 1,493.77 1,680.48 2,053.92 2,427.36 2,800.80 3,360.96 4,820 BEPTON 4,916 151 1,114.71 1,300.49 1,486.28 1,672.06 2,043.63 2,415.20 2,786.77 3,344.12 0 BIGNOR 0 70.9 1,093.00 1,275.17 1,457.34 1,639.50 2,003.83 2,368.17 2,732.50 3,279.00 45,858 BIRDHAM 47,906 818.1 1,132.04 1,320.72 1,509.39 1,698.06 2,075.40 2,452.76 2,830.10 3,396.12 60,000 BOSHAM 62,000 1,626.00 1,118.42 1,304.83 1,491.23 1,677.63 2,050.43 2,423.25 2,796.05 3,355.26 31,324 BOXGROVE 32,990 435.5 1,143.50 1,334.09 1,524.67 1,715.25 2,096.41 2,477.59 2,858.75 3,430.50 25,173 BURY 25,173 372.1 1,138.10 1,327.79 1,517.47 1,707.15 2,086.51 2,465.89 2,845.25 3,414.30 533,235 CHICHESTER CITY 542,453 10,902.00 1,126.17 1,313.87 1,501.57 1,689.26 2,064.65 2,440.05 2,815.43 3,378.52 42,855 CHIDHAM AND HAMBROOK 45,255 940.4 1,125.08 1,312.60 1,500.11 1,687.62 2,062.64 2,437.68 2,812.70 3,375.24 13,000 COCKING 13,000 213 1,133.69 1,322.64 1,511.59 1,700.53 2,078.42 2,456.32 2,834.22 3,401.06 12,400 COMPTON 12,400 222.8 1,130.11 1,318.46 1,506.82 1,695.16 2,071.86 2,448.57 2,825.27 3,390.32 24,752 DONNINGTON 23,836 1,020.50 1,108.57 1,293.34 1,478.10 1,662.86 2,032.38 2,401.91 2,771.43 3,325.72 8,480 DUNCTON 8,800 230.1 1,118.49 1,304.91 1,491.33 1,677.74 2,050.57 2,423.41 2,796.23 3,355.48 15,209 EARNLEY 17,927 375.2 1,124.85 1,312.33 1,499.81 1,687.28 2,062.23 2,437.19 2,812.13 3,374.56 0 EARTHAM 0 50.6 1,093.00 1,275.17 1,457.34 1,639.50 2,003.83 2,368.17 2,732.50 3,279.00 40,000 EASEBOURNE 43,000 1,000.10 1,121.67 1,308.61 1,495.56 1,682.50 2,056.39 2,430.28 2,804.17 3,365.00 1,200 EAST DEAN 1,125 112.1 1,099.69 1,282.98 1,466.26 1,649.54 2,016.10 2,382.67 2,749.23 3,299.08 3,300 EAST LAVINGTON 3,370 125.2 1,110.95 1,296.11 1,481.27 1,666.42 2,036.73 2,407.05 2,777.37 3,332.84 137,800 EAST WITTERING AND BRACKLESHAM 137,800 2,050.70 1,137.80 1,327.44 1,517.07 1,706.70 2,085.96 2,465.24 2,844.50 3,413.40 1,842 EBERNOE 1,892 135.2 1,102.33 1,286.05 1,469.78 1,653.49 2,020.93 2,388.38 2,755.82 3,306.98 2,955 AND 3,069 171 1,104.97 1,289.13 1,473.30 1,657.45 2,025.77 2,394.10 2,762.42 3,314.90 73,549 FERNHURST 72,600 1,330.40 1,129.38 1,317.61 1,505.85 1,694.07 2,070.53 2,446.99 2,823.45 3,388.14 40,823 FISHBOURNE 42,850 1,074.90 1,119.57 1,306.17 1,492.77 1,679.36 2,052.55 2,425.75 2,798.93 3,358.72 18,500 FITTLEWORTH 19,000 525.6 1,117.10 1,303.29 1,489.47 1,675.65 2,048.01 2,420.39 2,792.75 3,351.30 20,000 FUNTINGTON 20,000 799.3 1,109.68 1,294.63 1,479.58 1,664.52 2,034.41 2,404.31 2,774.20 3,329.04 12,000 GRAFFHAM 13,000 328.5 1,119.38 1,305.95 1,492.51 1,679.07 2,052.19 2,425.33 2,798.45 3,358.14 43,100 43,100 713.9 1,133.25 1,322.12 1,511.00 1,699.87 2,077.62 2,455.37 2,833.12 3,399.74 5,250 HEYSHOTT 5,250 162.5 1,114.54 1,300.30 1,486.06 1,671.81 2,043.32 2,414.84 2,786.35 3,343.62 45,410 HUNSTON 56,000 419.2 1,182.06 1,379.07 1,576.09 1,773.09 2,167.11 2,561.13 2,955.15 3,546.18 70,640 KIRDFORD 73,640 504.8 1,190.25 1,388.63 1,587.01 1,785.38 2,182.13 2,578.89 2,975.63 3,570.76 27,420 LAVANT 28,227 679.3 1,120.70 1,307.49 1,494.27 1,681.05 2,054.61 2,428.19 2,801.75 3,362.10 0 LINCH 0 43.7 1,093.00 1,275.17 1,457.34 1,639.50 2,003.83 2,368.17 2,732.50 3,279.00 66,517 LINCHMERE 71,506 1,042.30 1,138.73 1,328.53 1,518.32 1,708.10 2,087.67 2,467.26 2,846.83 3,416.20 16,724 LODSWORTH 17,226 390 1,122.45 1,309.52 1,496.60 1,683.67 2,057.82 2,431.97 2,806.12 3,367.34 41,105 LOXWOOD 42,665 783.5 1,129.30 1,317.52 1,505.74 1,693.95 2,070.38 2,446.82 2,823.25 3,387.90 16,000 LURGASHALL 20,000 344.1 1,131.75 1,320.37 1,509.00 1,697.62 2,074.87 2,452.12 2,829.37 3,395.24 0 MARDEN 0 54.7 1,093.00 1,275.17 1,457.34 1,639.50 2,003.83 2,368.17 2,732.50 3,279.00 188,174 TOWN 192,094 2,265.60 1,149.53 1,341.12 1,532.71 1,724.29 2,107.46 2,490.64 2,873.82 3,448.58 30,730 MILLAND 33,695 486 1,139.22 1,329.09 1,518.97 1,708.83 2,088.57 2,468.31 2,848.05 3,417.66 33,881 NORTH MUNDHAM 36,550 607.4 1,133.11 1,321.97 1,510.82 1,699.67 2,077.37 2,455.08 2,832.78 3,399.34 27,670 NORTHCHAPEL 28,439 323.9 1,151.53 1,343.46 1,535.38 1,727.30 2,111.14 2,494.99 2,878.83 3,454.60 35,712 OVING 37,044 476.9 1,144.79 1,335.59 1,526.39 1,717.18 2,098.77 2,480.37 2,861.97 3,434.36 112,800 PETWORTH 118,214 1,283.90 1,154.38 1,346.78 1,539.18 1,731.57 2,116.36 2,501.16 2,885.95 3,463.14 42,000 PLAISTOW AND IFOLD 62,000 1,124.40 1,129.76 1,318.06 1,506.35 1,694.64 2,071.22 2,447.82 2,824.40 3,389.28 30,980 ROGATE 30,925 782.4 1,119.35 1,305.92 1,492.48 1,679.03 2,052.14 2,425.27 2,798.38 3,358.06 328,988 SELSEY TOWN 347,639 4,318.50 1,146.67 1,337.78 1,528.90 1,720.00 2,102.22 2,484.45 2,866.67 3,440.00 28,745 SIDLESHAM 29,626 600.2 1,125.91 1,313.56 1,501.22 1,688.86 2,064.16 2,439.47 2,814.77 3,377.72 12,605 SINGLETON 14,427 247.4 1,131.87 1,320.52 1,509.17 1,697.81 2,075.10 2,452.40 2,829.68 3,395.62 136,654 SOUTHBOURNE 140,172 2,419.70 1,131.62 1,320.23 1,508.83 1,697.43 2,074.63 2,451.85 2,829.05 3,394.86 19,500 STEDHAM WITH IPING 20,500 423.9 1,125.24 1,312.78 1,500.33 1,687.86 2,062.94 2,438.02 2,813.10 3,375.72 1,000 STOPHAM 1,500 46.1 1,114.69 1,300.48 1,486.26 1,672.04 2,043.60 2,415.17 2,786.73 3,344.08 9,000 STOUGHTON 9,000 339.7 1,110.66 1,295.77 1,480.89 1,665.99 2,036.21 2,406.43 2,776.65 3,331.98 5,177 SUTTON 5,180 126.4 1,120.32 1,307.04 1,493.77 1,680.48 2,053.92 2,427.36 2,800.80 3,360.96 60,000 TANGMERE 60,000 1,102.10 1,129.29 1,317.51 1,505.73 1,693.94 2,070.37 2,446.81 2,823.23 3,387.88 16,000 TILLINGTON 16,000 297.5 1,128.85 1,317.00 1,505.14 1,693.28 2,069.56 2,445.85 2,822.13 3,386.56 3,000 TROTTON WITH CHITHURST 3,000 154.5 1,105.95 1,290.27 1,474.60 1,658.92 2,027.57 2,396.22 2,764.87 3,317.84 0 UPWALTHAM 0 15.6 1,093.00- 6 - 1,275.17 1,457.34 1,639.50 2,003.83 2,368.17 2,732.50 3,279.00 12,000 WEST DEAN 12,000 213 1,130.56 1,318.99 1,507.42 1,695.84 2,072.69 2,449.55 2,826.40 3,391.68 22,160 WEST ITCHENOR 23,573 411.4 1,131.20 1,319.74 1,508.27 1,696.80 2,073.86 2,450.94 2,828.00 3,393.60 1,925 WEST LAVINGTON 2,525 166.4 1,103.11 1,286.97 1,470.82 1,654.67 2,022.37 2,390.08 2,757.78 3,309.34 0 WEST THORNEY 0 222.4 1,093.00 1,275.17 1,457.34 1,639.50 2,003.83 2,368.17 2,732.50 3,279.00 98,800 WEST WITTERING 101,764 1,772.90 1,131.27 1,319.81 1,508.36 1,696.90 2,073.99 2,451.08 2,828.17 3,393.80 77,804 WESTBOURNE 80,495 935.3 1,150.37 1,342.11 1,533.84 1,725.56 2,109.01 2,492.48 2,875.93 3,451.12 42,900 WESTHAMPNETT 42,900 424.9 1,160.31 1,353.69 1,547.08 1,740.46 2,127.23 2,514.00 2,900.77 3,480.92 56,000 WISBOROUGH GREEN 59,000 758.5 1,144.86 1,335.67 1,526.49 1,717.29 2,098.91 2,480.53 2,862.15 3,434.58 4,530 WOOLBEDING WITH REDFORD 4,700 91.5 1,127.25 1,315.12 1,503.00 1,690.87 2,066.62 2,442.37 2,818.12 3,381.74 2,943,979 3,070,811 52,804.30