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Age ascending Years Parishoner Age BurialDate First Name Middle Name Last Name Abode Village or Town Hugh Derrick Chapman SCRAPPED SCRAPPED ENTRY 15/06/1931 Rebecca Nicholls Maids Moreton - 22/12/1948 Agnes Kathleen Richardson The Lodge, Maids Moreto 22/05/1973 Edith Annie Barnwell 1 Foscote Cottages 19/06/1998 May Florence Brandon 11 Gilbert Scott Road, Buc 25/05/2001 Ronald Frederick Caradoc Price 5 Highlands Road, Bucking 0 13 weeks 24/02/1894 Harry Gilbert Clarke Maids Moreton 0 10 months 12/06/1895 Winifred B Dainford Maids Moreton 0 Infant 19/09/1895 Mary Ann Daniels Maids Moreton 0 2 weeks 27/09/1895 Frederick Harry Daniels Maids Moreton 0 20 days 11/12/1898 William Alfred Jones Maids Moreton 0 13 days 15/09/1899 Dorothy Ethel Jones Maids Moreton 0 1 month 13/12/1902 James Wharton Maids Moreton 0 2 months 14/12/1903 Alfred Cosiev Wilby Maids Moreton 0 11 months 03/06/1905 Henry Ernest Oldmeadows Maids Moreton 0 16 days 10/06/1911 Joy Constance Jones Maids Moreton 0 16 hours 25/03/1914 William George Holland Maids Moreton 0 14 days 17/03/1915 Frederick George Linford Maids Moreton 0 5 months 10/06/1923 Florence Eva Watts Maids Moreton 0 7 months 14/01/1926 Kenneth Cosiev Watts Maids Moreton 0 14 days 17/02/1927 Joyce Watts Maids Moreton 0 An infant of 2 d 26/03/1929 George Stopps Maids Moreton 0 3 months 25/09/1951 Deanne Susan Dunkley 23 Overn Avenue, Bucking 0 5 months 17/03/1955 Deidre Eva Side Stoke Mandeville Hospital 0 8 weeks 14/06/1989 Shaun Newman 77 Manor Park, Maids Mo 0 0 years stillbirt 07/05/2009 Alexander John Roberts 44 Dowding Way, Leavesd 1 1 year 05/06/1895 Harry Tyrrell Maids Moreton 1 1 year 12/10/1896 Rachel Pricilla Butcher Buckingham 1 15 months 07/12/1897 Elsie May Price Maids Moreton 1 18 months 09/05/1900 Raymond Humphrin Raynen Maids Moreton 1 13 months 05/06/1902 Frederick Hatwell Maids Moreton 1 14 months 19/09/1910 Ivy Jean Stapleton Maids Moreton 1 12 months 13/08/1930 Betty Louisa Stanley Maids Moreton 1 12 months 22/08/1952 Peter Norman Humphrey 5 The Leys, Maids Moreto 2 2 years 02/12/1897 Lilian May Price Maids Moreton 2 2 years 24/01/1901 James Pargeter Maids Moreton 3 3 years and 5 m 03/01/1916 Harry Walter Roberts Maids Moreton 4 4 years 05/09/1899 Mabel Clara Jones Maids Moreton 5 5 years 18/11/1905 Eliza Jane Jones Maids Moreton 5 5 years 10/10/1977 Lindsay Paul Tomlinson 2 Chetwode Close, Page Hi 6 6 years 14/04/1902 Frank Henry Jones Maids Moreton 6 6 years 05/03/1927 Eileen Violet Caton Maids Moreton 6 6 1/2 years 01/11/1939 John Eijner Cartledge-Garner Maids Moreton 7 7 years 12/06/1941 Audrey May Nicholls Wellmore, Maids Moreton 8 8 years 12/07/1900 Ethel Joure Maids Moreton 9 9 years 07/01/1980 Caitlin Mary Miles 4 Page Hill Avenue, Buckin 10 10 years 06/08/1949 Jillian Ann Jackman Stratford Road, Buckingha 12 12 years 15/11/1945 Eileen Rhodes National Heart Hospital, 02 February 2013 Page 1 of 16 Years Parishoner Age BurialDate First Name Middle Name Last Name Abode Village or Town 12 12 years 18/02/1956 Richard Stephen Heritage 6, The Leys, Maids Moreto 13 13 years 27/03/1903 Albert Nichols Maids Moreton 13 13 years 17/03/1915 Albert James Linford Maids Moreton 14 14 years 11/09/1920 Arthur James Jones Maids Moreton 15 15 years 08/11/1898 Harry Mumford Grants Maids Moreton 17 17 years 22/04/1977 Romina Dawn Williams "Glanwin House", Avenue 18 18 years 16/11/1918 Frederick Thomas Meakin The General Hospital, Ha 19 19 years 09/04/1915 Frederick Ernest Pargeter Maids Moreton 20 20 years 06/10/1909 Ernest Bull Long Mitford, Suffolk 21 21 years 16/10/1940 James Franklin Foxcote 21 21 years 02/10/1970 Brian Davies 26 Pightle Crescent, Bucki 21 21 years 07/03/1990 Hazel Janice Pilbro Manor Lodge, Avenue Roa 22 22 years 31/01/1895 L Kate Stenby Maids Moreton 22 22 years 02/05/1910 Arthur Ambrose Allen Maids Moreton 22 22 years 03/09/1928 Gladys May Holloman 6 Moreton Road, Bucking 23 23 years 05/11/2004 Stephen William Smith 35 Rossiter House, Manor 24 24 years 17/10/1898 Agatha Frances Burrowes Maids Moreton 25 25 19/08/1931 Sarah Ann Kirkup Maids Moreton 26 26 years 20/11/1908 Ernest Wigsworth Southfields, Maids Moreto 27 27 years 27/01/1900 William Th … a Raynen Baugon N W 27 27 years 27/05/1908 Emily Kate Butcher New Bradwell, Wolverton 27 27 years 01/06/1912 Lottie Mary Dancer Maids Moreton 27 27 years 19/08/1943 Kathleen Annie Holland Maids Moreton 27 27 years 25/01/1956 Barbara Anne Worville 33 Gawcott Road, Bucking 29 29 years 27/05/1922 Arthur William Perry Maids Moreton 30 30 years 03/02/1912 Mary Hooper Eden Cottage Hospital, Ha 30 30 years 18/08/1967 David Alexander York Woodlands Cottage, Akele 31 31 years 07/04/1904 Amie Maria Jones Maids Moreton 32 32 years 12/10/1899 Elizabeth Pargeter Maids Moreton 32 32 years 29/04/1901 Susannah Beardmore Maids Moreton 32 32 years 06/12/1918 Lucy Ellen Nicholls Maids Moreton 32 32 years 18/01/1991 Stephen John Baughan 3 South End, Leckhampste 33 33 years 22/12/1922 Mabel Gall Maids Moreton 33 33 years 04/11/1965 John Douglas Cantwell 6 Bycell Road 33 33 years 11/08/1977 Sylvia Irene Barnfather 78 Manor Park, Maids Mo 33 33 years 25/08/1992 Kim Roberta Georgina Calder 112 Moreton Road, Bucki 34 34 years 18/06/1898 Harry Gibbs Wilkes Narsburgh & Maids Moret 34 34 years 02/12/1933 Kathleen Frost Maids Moreton 35 35 years 01/10/2000 Angela Frances Knight 14 Church Close, Maids M 36 36 years 05/02/1905 Thomas Colton Maids Moreton 36 36 years 20/02/1943 Percy John Jolley Great Horwood 36 36 years 03/11/1959 Colin Edward Noble 1 Church Close, Maids Mo 37 37 years 17/07/1898 Alfred Scott Maids Moreton 37 37 years 14/05/1942 Sydney Jones Maids Moreton 37 37 years 26/01/1982 Michael Ernest Kingdom 8 Burleigh Piece, Buckingh 37 37 years 20/07/2001 Diana Marie Hastie 4 Princethorpe Drive, Ban 38 38 years 10/01/1907 Frederick Stopp Chackmore Farm, Maids 38 38 years 28/01/1922 Lucy Nichols Maids Moreton 38 38 years 10/04/2006 Joanne Atkins (nee Brando 11 Colsons Way, Olney M 40 40 years 12/01/1922 Kate Allen Foxcote 42 42 years 23/08/1906 Minnie Timms Maids Moreton 02 February 2013 Page 2 of 16 Years Parishoner Age BurialDate First Name Middle Name Last Name Abode Village or Town 42 42 years 05/04/1943 Mary Elizabeth Berry Harrow 43 43 years 06/10/1900 Lucy Tyrrell Maids Moreton 43 43 years 07/10/1910 John Anderson Maids Moreton 44 44 years 18/12/1904 Robert Goodman Buckingham 44 44 years 26/08/1959 Kathleen Ernestine Grant Royal Mid-Counties Home 44 44 years 26/10/1978 Dennis Archer Stony Stratford 45 45 years 03/04/1893 William Clark Soulbury 45 45 years 12/04/1909 Rosina Catherine Hearne The Rectory, Maids Moret 45 45 years 29/07/1915 Hariett Elizabeth Cook Stone Asylum, Maids Mor 45 45 years 03/05/1921 Annie Elizabeth Daniels Maids Moreton 46 46 years 22/12/1933 Nellie Jones Maids Moreton 46 46 years 06/08/1944 Emily Milner National Heart Hospital, 46 46 years 20/09/1945 Gladys Marie Coleman Grantham 47 47 years 09/02/1940 Alfred Smith Maids Moreton 47 47 years 06/08/1952 Agnes May Franklin Manor Lodge, Maids More 47 47 years 06/02/1973 Dora Elsie Mason Leamington recently of W 48 48 years 06/03/1979 Margaret Haworth The Thatched Cottage, Hig 48 48 years 12/10/1987 Patricia Rudd Horne 8 Moreton Road, Bucking 49 49 years 28/08/1939 Percy Grant 157 Westwood Road, Cov 49 49 years 01/02/1995 Patricia Ann Stairs 2 Bycell Road, Maids More 50 50 years 19/07/2005 Laurian Frances Richards Mince Pie Cottage, Bardne 50 50 years 19/07/2005 Robert Nicholas Holmes Mince Pie Cottage, Bardne 51 51 years 20/03/1896 Everard Skanways Neane Maids Moreton 51 51 years 18/10/1901 Charles Durnford Maids Moreton 51 51 years 14/01/1977 Frank Edward Stopps 9 South Hall, Maids Moret 51 51 years 04/03/1977 Norman Hawkins 17 The Maltings, Chackmo 51 51 years 27/04/2009 John George Geary 20 Glebe Close, Maids Mo 52 52 years 02/01/1896 Ann King Brompton, London 52 52 years 03/05/1906 William Collins Buckingham Arms, Maids 52 52 years 08/09/1937 Frederick George Timms Leckhampstead 52 52 years 29/03/1938 Gertrude Elsie Ward Maids Moreton 52 52 years 15/05/1947 Ernest William Stott National Heart Hospital, 52 52 years 04/06/1969 Elizabeth Wood 135, Causeway, Banbury, 52 52 years 10/03/1971 Hugh David Christopher Satow 2 The Cottages, Foscott 53 53 years 15/01/1905 Elizabeth Tompkins Maids Moreton 53 53 years 02/04/1955 Bernard Joseph Charles Sunnybank, Maids Moreto 53 53 years 18/05/1971 Maurice Hill 4 Highlands Road 53 53 years 28/08/2002 Leslie George Neil 6 Pyghtle Cres, Buckingha 54 54 years 23/06/1931 Eliza Ann Jackman Chackmore 54 54 years 08/05/1941 Robert William Pierce 5 Brondesbury Road, Lond 54 54 years 08/05/1953 Willoughby Wharton 3, The Pigthle, Maids Mor 55 55 years 22/03/1897 Elizabeth Jones Maids Moreton 55 55 years 08/01/1955 Doris Mary Parker Nash Road, Great Horwoo 55 55 years 04/09/1975 Barbara Granville Morley Little Barn, Moreton Road 55 55 years 19/01/1979 Robert Frederick Nash Chicana, Avenue Road, M 55 55 years 05/12/1985 Clifford Walter Wash 4 Hotton Road, Buckingha 56 56 years 12/02/1900 James Cotton Maids Moreton 56 56 years 26/04/1914 Sarah Ann Colley Maids Moreton 56 56 years 26/11/1938 Lancelot Walter Bettison Maids Moreton 56 56 years 29/11/1944 Kate Ethel Ceane National Heart Hospital 56 56 years 06/04/1954 Victor George Watts 5, Bycell Road, Maids Mor 02 February 2013 Page 3 of 16 Years Parishoner Age BurialDate First Name Middle Name Last Name Abode Village or Town 56 56 years 02/06/1955 Albert Victor Gibbs Duck Lane, Maids Moreto 56 56 years 18/06/1955 Harry Allen Wellmore, Maids Moreton 56 56 years 02/10/1970 William Arthur Charles
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    AVDC local lettings policy Scheme details Development/Estate name Any general need housing to which AVDC has nomination rights (excluding Rural Exception Schemes). RSL Any Local Lettings Policy – 15 May 2014 Commencement Date End Date To be reviewed in May 2015 Total number of properties in N/a estate/development Number of properties subject to proposed 50% of new build properties Local Lettings Policy 25% of re let properties Property type and number of beds and Nos. of Supported Rented Intermediate persons units Housing General need, re-let properties 25% of N/a Y N total General need, new build properties 50% of N/a Y N total Justification for local lettings policy Choice based lettings means that qualifying applicants are able to choose to express interest in any properties which become available and are the appropriate size and match their needs. Applicants who express interest in properties are then prioritised by their level of housing need (Bands A- D) and then how long they have been on the Housing Register. No consideration has previously been given to where in the District the applicant is from or where the property is located. Following previous direction from Members at Environment and Living Scrutiny Committee officers developed a scheme which was subsequently approved at cabinet and council. This scheme divides Aylesbury Vale into four ‘sub groups’ and allows some extra preference to be given to applicants with a connection to their local community. For the purposes of this local lettings policy, Aylesbury Vale is split into four groups, (Greater Aylesbury, North, South West and South East) which are broadly consistent with current LAF (local area forum) areas.