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Your Guide to Council Tax 2021-22 Page | 2 Contents Your Guide to Council Tax 3 Your Guide to Council Tax What is Council Tax? 3 Your Council Tax Bill 3 This is a guide to Council Tax for the year April 2021 to Council Tax Charges for 2021- March 2022. It explains how the money you pay 4 22 contributes towards services delivered by Allerdale Borough Council, Cumbria County Council and the Police Adult Social Care 5 and Crime Commissioner. Parish Precepts 6 Where does the money go 10 What is Council Tax? 2020-21? Where does the money go 10 Council Tax is paid by the occupier or owner of a 2021-22? domestic property and helps finance a wide range of Where does the money come 12 from? public services. Reasons for change 14 CCC: Where does my money 16 Your Council Tax Bill go? CCC: Where does the money 17 Cumbria County Council, The Police and Crime come from? Precept on District Councils Commissioner for Cumbria, Allerdale Borough 17 2021-22 Council and your local Parish Council work out the cost CCC: Reasons for change 18 of providing their services each year, which then Police & Crime Commissioner determines how much your Council Tax bill will be. 19 for Cumbria Allerdale Borough Council acts as a Tax Collector Parish Expenditure 21 (billing authority) for all these authorities. Your Council Tax bill is based upon the value of your property. Page | 3 Combined Council Tax Totals 2021-22 Allerdale Cumbria PCC for Borough County Cumbria Council Council Proportion of Council 9.22% 76.83% 13.96% Tax bill Increase by each 2.86% 3.99% 2.47% Authority Allerdale Cumbria PCC for Total Borough County Cumbria Council Council £ £ £ £ Band A 119.81 998.69 181.44 1,299.94 (Up to £40,000) Band B 139.78 1,165.15 211.68 1,516.61 (£40,001 - £52,000) Band C 159.75 1,331.59 241.92 1,733.26 (52,001 - £68,000) Band D 179.72 1,498.04 272.16 1,949.92 (£68,001 - £88,000) Band E 219.66 1,830.93 332.64 2,383.23 (£88,001 - £120,000) Band F 259.60 2,163.84 393.12 2,816.56 (£120,001 - £160,000) Band G 299.53 2,496.73 453.60 3,249.86 (£160,001 - £320,000) Band H 359.44 2,996.08 544.32 3,899.84 (£320,001 and over) Page | 4 Adult Social Care An additional precept for Adult Social Care is included in the Cumbria County Council precept figures. The Council Tax bills will show the Cumbria County Council core precept charge separate from the Adult Social Care precept charge. The breakdown of the overall Cumbria County Council charges is presented in the table below: Core Precept Adult Social Care Cumbria County Precept Council £ £ £ Band A 893.95 104.74 998.69 (Up to £40,000) Band B 1,042.95 122.20 1,165.15 (£40,001 - £52,000) Band C 1,191.94 139.65 1,331.59 (£52,001 - £68,000) Band D 1,340.93 157.11 1,498.04 (£68,001 - £88,000) Band E 1,638.91 192.02 1,830.93 (£88,001 - £120,000) Band F 1,936.90 226.94 2,163.84 (£120,001 - £160,000) Band G 2,234.88 261.85 2,496.73 (£160,001 - £320,000) Band H 2,681.86 314.22 2,996.08 (£320,001 and over) Page | 5 A table with details of the Parish Precepts is shown below: Parish Valuation Bands C Tax Base Parish Precepts A B C D E F G H £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Above Derwent 28,346.15 648.76 29.13 33.98 38.84 43.69 53.40 63.11 72.82 87.38 Aikton 5,200.00 163.68 21.18 24.71 28.24 31.77 38.83 45.89 52.95 63.54 Allhallows 9,700.00 170.12 38.01 44.35 50.68 57.02 69.69 82.36 95.03 114.04 Allonby 12,000.00 163.85 48.83 56.96 65.10 73.24 89.52 105.79 122.07 146.48 Aspatria 70,884.00 724.57 65.22 76.09 86.96 97.83 119.57 141.31 163.05 195.66 Bassenthwaite 7,350.00 208.21 23.53 27.46 31.38 35.30 43.14 50.99 58.83 70.60 Bewaldeth & Snittlegarth 0.00 17.52 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Blennerhasset & Torpenhow 10,650.00 172.10 41.25 48.13 55.00 61.88 75.63 89.38 103.13 123.76 Blindbothel 3,400.00 71.24 31.82 37.12 42.43 47.73 58.34 68.94 79.55 95.46 Blindcrake 7,500.00 140.41 35.61 41.54 47.48 53.41 65.28 77.15 89.02 106.82 Boltons 5,150.00 248.68 13.81 16.11 18.41 20.71 25.31 29.91 34.52 41.42 Borrowdale 6,826.05 189.13 24.06 28.07 32.08 36.09 44.11 52.13 60.15 72.18 Bothel & Threapland 6,000.00 165.77 24.13 28.15 32.17 36.19 44.23 52.27 60.32 72.38 Bowness on Solway 18,784.00 368.24 34.01 39.67 45.34 51.01 62.35 73.68 85.02 102.02 Bridekirk 6,500.00 299.34 14.47 16.89 19.30 21.71 26.53 31.36 36.18 43.42 Page | 6 Parish Valuation Bands C Tax Base Parish Precepts A B C D E F G H £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Brigham 11,400.00 394.91 19.25 22.45 25.66 28.87 35.29 41.70 48.12 57.74 Bromfield 6,000.00 209.68 19.08 22.26 25.44 28.62 34.98 41.34 47.70 57.24 Broughton 25,775.26 567.55 30.27 35.32 40.36 45.41 55.50 65.59 75.68 90.82 Broughton Moor 18,000.00 222.50 53.93 62.92 71.91 80.90 98.88 116.86 134.83 161.80 Buttermere 1,530.00 68.64 14.86 17.34 19.81 22.29 27.24 32.20 37.15 44.58 Caldbeck 18,330.00 333.31 36.66 42.77 48.88 54.99 67.21 79.43 91.65 109.98 Camerton 1,500.00 60.76 16.46 19.20 21.95 24.69 30.18 35.66 41.15 49.38 Cockermouth 253,230.00 3,177.82 53.13 61.98 70.84 79.69 97.40 115.11 132.82 159.38 Crosscanonby 22,176.00 349.42 42.31 49.37 56.42 63.47 77.57 91.68 105.78 126.94 Dean 16,625.00 523.93 21.15 24.68 28.20 31.73 38.78 45.83 52.88 63.46 Dearham 37,000.00 787.18 31.33 36.56 41.78 47.00 57.44 67.89 78.33 94.00 Dundraw 1,850.00 60.08 20.53 23.95 27.37 30.79 37.63 44.47 51.32 61.58 Embleton 8,236.30 218.86 25.09 29.27 33.45 37.63 45.99 54.35 62.72 75.26 Gilcrux 9,000.00 114.03 52.62 61.39 70.16 78.93 96.47 114.01 131.55 157.86 Great Clifton 10,000.00 310.90 21.44 25.01 28.59 32.16 39.31 46.45 53.60 64.32 Greysouthen 10,000.00 223.37 29.85 34.82 39.80 44.77 54.72 64.67 74.62 89.54 Page | 7 Parish Valuation Bands C Tax Base Parish Precepts A B C D E F G H £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Hayton & Mealo 4,900.00 82.50 39.59 46.19 52.79 59.39 72.59 85.79 98.98 118.78 Holme Abbey 12,570.00 222.80 37.61 43.88 50.15 56.42 68.96 81.50 94.03 112.84 Holme East Waver 6,860.00 121.32 37.69 43.98 50.26 56.54 69.10 81.67 94.23 113.08 Holme Low 6,000.00 134.74 29.69 34.63 39.58 44.53 54.43 64.32 74.22 89.06 Holme St Cuthbert 5,000.00 149.40 22.31 26.03 29.75 33.47 40.91 48.35 55.78 66.94 Ireby & Uldale 6,000.00 203.07 19.70 22.98 26.27 29.55 36.12 42.68 49.25 59.10 Keswick 273,697.00 2,042.85 89.32 104.21 119.09 133.98 163.75 193.53 223.30 267.96 Kirkbampton 8,750.00 173.60 33.60 39.20 44.80 50.40 61.60 72.80 84.00 100.80 Kirkbride 9,700.00 151.95 42.56 49.65 56.75 63.84 78.03 92.21 106.40 127.68 Little Clifton 7,500.00 148.40 33.69 39.31 44.92 50.54 61.77 73.00 84.23 101.08 Lorton 5,722.00 156.24 24.41 28.48 32.55 36.62 44.76 52.90 61.03 73.24 Loweswater 2,783.00 131.79 14.08 16.43 18.77 21.12 25.81 30.51 35.20 42.24 Maryport 359,250.00 2,670.73 89.67 104.62 119.56 134.51 164.40 194.29 224.18 269.02 Oughterside & Allerby 10,573.00 188.37 37.42 43.66 49.89 56.13 68.60 81.08 93.55 112.26 Papcastle 10,200.00 181.34 37.50 43.75 50.00 56.25 68.75 81.25 93.75 112.50 Plumbland 5,850.00 126.48 30.83 35.97 41.11 46.25 56.53 66.81 77.08 92.50 Page | 8 Parish Valuation Bands C Tax Base Parish Precepts A B C D E F G H £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Seaton 72,790.00 1,527.17 31.77 37.07 42.36 47.66 58.25 68.84 79.43 95.32 Sebergham 6,100.00 144.60 28.13 32.81 37.50 42.19 51.57 60.94 70.32 84.38 Silloth 172,995.00 835.38 138.06 161.07 184.08 207.09 253.11 299.13 345.15 414.18 St Johns, Castlerigg & 8,087.00 180.88 29.81 34.77 39.74 44.71 54.65 64.58 74.52 89.42 Wythburn Thursby 25,520.00 475.89 35.75 41.71 47.67 53.63 65.55 77.47 89.38 107.26 Underskiddaw 7,063.35 145.07 32.46 37.87 43.28 48.69 59.51 70.33 81.15 97.38 Waverton 3,000.00 115.82 17.27 20.14 23.02 25.90 31.66 37.41 43.17 51.80 Westnewton 6,000.00 88.78 45.05 52.56 60.07 67.58 82.60 97.62 112.63 135.16 Westward 8,160.00 324.85 16.75 19.54 22.33 25.12 30.70 36.28 41.87 50.24 Wigton 300,000.00 1,762.47 113.48 132.39 151.31 170.22 208.05 245.87 283.70 340.44 Winscales 6,000.00 56.29 71.06 82.90 94.75 106.59 130.28 153.96 177.65 213.18 Woodside 6,599.00 195.95 22.45 26.20 29.94 33.68 41.16 48.65 56.13 67.36 Workington 560,550.00 6,776.47 55.15 64.34 73.53 82.72 101.10 119.48 137.87 165.44 Page | 9 Where does the money go 2020-21? Gross Expenditure Gross Income Net Expenditure Portfolio: £’000 £’000 £’000 Economic Growth, Community 4,318 (3,670) 648 Development & Placemaking Finance & Legal 5,563 (492) 5,071 Environmental Services 8,597 (6,802) 1,795 Policy, Governance & People 3,063 (243) 2,820 Resources Leisure & Tourism 536 (185) 351 Customer Experience & 19,061 (16,754) 2,307 Innovation Parish Precepts 2,458 0 2,458 Budget Requirement 43,596 (28,146) 15,450 Where does the money go 2021-22? Gross Expenditure Gross Income Net Expenditure Portfolio: £’000 £’000 £’000 Economic Growth, Community 3,967 (3,369) 598 Development & Placemaking Finance & Legal 5,903 (488) 5,415 Environmental Services 9,069 (6,838) 2,231 Policy, Governance & People 2,773 (271) 2,502 Resources Leisure & Tourism 444 (185) 259 Customer Experience & 19,799 (17,278) 2,521 Innovation Parish Precepts 2,567 0 2,567 Budget Requirement 44,522 (28,429) 16,093 Page | 10 Where does the money go 2020-21 £’000 Economic Growth, Community Development & Customer Placemaking, £648 Experience & Leisure & Tourism, Innovation, £351 £2,307 Finance & Legal, Policy, £5,071 Governance & People Resources, £2,820 Parish Precepts, £2,458 Environmental Services, £1,795 Where does the money go 2021-22 Economic Growth, Community £’000 Development & Placemaking, Customer £598 Leisure & Tourism, Experience & £259 Innovation, £2,521 Policy, Finance & Legal, Governance & £5,415 People Resources, £2,502 Environmental Services, £2,231 Parish Precepts, £2,567 Page | 11 Where does the
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    Durham E-Theses A reassessment of the early Christian' archaeology of Cumbria O'Sullivan, Deirdre M. How to cite: O'Sullivan, Deirdre M. (1980) A reassessment of the early Christian' archaeology of Cumbria, Durham theses, Durham University. Available at Durham E-Theses Online: http://etheses.dur.ac.uk/7869/ Use policy The full-text may be used and/or reproduced, and given to third parties in any format or medium, without prior permission or charge, for personal research or study, educational, or not-for-prot purposes provided that: • a full bibliographic reference is made to the original source • a link is made to the metadata record in Durham E-Theses • the full-text is not changed in any way The full-text must not be sold in any format or medium without the formal permission of the copyright holders. Please consult the full Durham E-Theses policy for further details. Academic Support Oce, Durham University, University Oce, Old Elvet, Durham DH1 3HP e-mail: [email protected] Tel: +44 0191 334 6107 http://etheses.dur.ac.uk Deirdre M. O'Sullivan A reassessment of the Early Christian.' Archaeology of Cumbria ABSTRACT This thesis consists of a survey of events and materia culture in Cumbria for the period-between the withdrawal of Roman troops from Britain circa AD ^10, and the Viking settlement in Cumbria in the tenth century. An attempt has been made to view the archaeological data within the broad framework provided by environmental, historical and onomastic studies. Chapters 1-3 assess the current state of knowledge in these fields in Cumbria, and provide an introduction to the archaeological evidence, presented and discussed in Chapters ^--8, and set out in Appendices 5-10.
  • Cul\IBERLAND. [ KELLY's

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