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2015 Draft Share Allocation - Synod June 2014 - ODS14.08 2015 Draft Share Allocation - Synod June 2014 - ODS14.08 Rural Support Criteria - Parish Sum Weighted Household Score where score is less than 120, where household count is less than 100 and the average score is less than 1.70. Based on 2011 data - no change from 2014 share allocation Sum Weighted Average Score Archdeaconry Deanery Name Local Name Score Household Count per household Berkshire Newbury COMBE 33.0 20 1.6500 Berkshire Newbury FARNBOROUGH ALL SAINTS 64.6 46 1.4043 Berkshire Newbury FAWLEY 99.0 70 1.4143 Buckingham Aylesbury ASTON SANDFORD 25.9 17 1.5235 Buckingham Aylesbury BOARSTALL 79.1 54 1.4648 Buckingham Aylesbury DORTON 87.7 57 1.5386 Buckingham Aylesbury KINGSEY 87.7 57 1.5386 Buckingham Aylesbury NETHER WINCHENDON 95.9 61 1.5721 Buckingham Aylesbury WOTTON UNDERWOOD 107.8 67 1.6090 Buckingham Buckingham BEACHAMPTON 114.3 72 1.5875 Buckingham Buckingham BIDDLESDEN 69.9 48 1.4563 Buckingham Buckingham SHALSTONE 86.0 55 1.5636 Buckingham Buckingham WATER STRATFORD 87.8 56 1.5679 Buckingham Claydon ADDINGTON 65.1 43 1.5140 Buckingham Claydon BARTON HARTSHORN 48.6 32 1.5188 Buckingham Claydon CHETWODE 51.4 35 1.4686 Buckingham Claydon DUNTON 48.8 32 1.5250 Buckingham Claydon HOGGESTON 58.0 36 1.6111 Buckingham Claydon HOGSHAW 32.7 21 1.5571 Buckingham Mursley ASTON ABBOTS 258.7 173 1.4954 Buckingham Mursley CUBLINGTON:ST NICHOLAS 208.8 137 1.5241 Buckingham Mursley LITTLE BRICKHILL 235.8 173 1.3630 Buckingham Mursley SLAPTON 278.4 193 1.4425 Buckingham Mursley SWANBOURNE 249.1 162 1.5377 Buckingham Newport CLIFTON REYNES 110.7 73 1.5164 Buckingham Newport COLD BRAYFIELD 67.2 45 1.4933 Buckingham Newport GAYHURST 78.1 52 1.5019 Buckingham Newport LATHBURY 100.3 64 1.5672 Dorchester Aston & Cuddesdon CUXHAM w EASINGTON 74.3 51 1.4569 Dorchester Aston & Cuddesdon SOUTH WESTON 37.8 24 1.5750 Dorchester Aston & Cuddesdon STOKE TALMAGE 34.5 22 1.5682 Dorchester Aston & Cuddesdon WATERPERRY 102.8 62 1.6581 Dorchester Aston & Cuddesdon WATERSTOCK 69.2 45 1.5378 Dorchester Bicester & Islip COTTISFORD 98.0 62 1.5806 Dorchester Bicester & Islip HAMPTON GAY 12.3 9 1.3667 Dorchester Bicester & Islip NEWTON PURCELL w SHELSWELL 54.9 44 1.2477 Dorchester Bicester & Islip NOKE 64.5 41 1.5732 Dorchester Bicester & Islip ODDINGTON 82.5 53 1.5566 Dorchester Bicester & Islip ROUSHAM 44.7 29 1.5414 Dorchester Bicester & Islip WOODEATON 49.0 30 1.6333 Dorchester Chipping Norton HEYTHROP 81.8 56 1.4607 Dorchester Chipping Norton LITTLE TEW 95.2 61 1.5607 Dorchester Chipping Norton OVER w NETHER WORTON 79.6 48 1.6583 Dorchester Vale of the White Horse BAULKING 62.4 40 1.5600 Dorchester Vale of the White Horse BUSCOT 111.9 77 1.4532 Dorchester Vale of the White Horse COLESHILL 97.3 71 1.3704 Dorchester Vale of the White Horse COMPTON BEAUCHAMP 49.6 31 1.6000 Dorchester Vale of the White Horse EATON HASTINGS 59.7 38 1.5711 Dorchester Vale of the White Horse LYFORD 38.3 23 1.6652 Dorchester Vale of the White Horse SHELLINGFORD 118.9 85 1.3988 Dorchester Vale of the White Horse WOOLSTONE 92.9 59 1.5746 Dorchester Witney HOLWELL 60.1 39 1.5410 Dorchester Witney KENCOT 80.4 53 1.5170 Dorchester Witney LITTLE FARINGDON: 57.4 40 1.4350 Dorchester Witney WESTWELL 50.4 34 1.4824 Dorchester Witney YELFORD 6.6 4 1.6500 Dorchester Woodstock WESTCOTE BARTON 98.8 61 1.6197 Oxford Aston & Cuddesdon ADWELL 14.8 9 1.6444 Oxford Aston & Cuddesdon WHEATFIELD 31.7 19 1.6684 R:\Store\Finance\FINANCE\2015\Share 2015\Allocation versions\Published version - June 2014 for Web\2015 Draft Share Allocation - Synod June 2014 for publicationRural Support 09:1512/06/2014 2014 Summary of Number of Parishes in the deanery Oxford Archdeaconry Cowley - Oxford - Berks Archdeaconry Bracknell - Bradfield - Maidenhead - 3 Newbury 3 Reading - Sonning - Bucks Archdeaconry Amersham - 6 Aylesbury 6 4 Buckingham 4 Burnham & Slough - 6 Claydon 6 Milton Keynes - 5 Mursley 5 4 Newport 4 Wendover - Wycombe - Dorchester Archdeaconry Abingdon - 7 Aston & Cuddesdon 7 7 Bicester & Islip 7 3 Chipping Norton 3 Deddington - Henley - 8 Vale of the White Horse 8 Wallingford - Wantage - 5 Witney 5 1 Woodstock 1 59 59 Notes There are 59 rural parishes meeting all the criteria specified. The exception to the standard rules is Mursley where each of these measures is higher as it is an exception, because they have no main town at all to help, as do Buckingham, Claydon etc. 7 parishes from Bradfield, Wendover, Wycombe, Cowley, Oxford and Woodstock and Deaneries (which each have 2 or less parishes qualifying) will be expected to be supported through the deanery allocations and forego an allowance because they are either relatively wealthy deaneries or more urban. Any Urban parishes that have less than 110 PCP Scores have not been allocated any allowance as this allowance is for rural parishes. Some parishes pay Share by benefice (e.g. Hambleden) and the underlying parishes have each received an allowance as they are multi-parish benefices. Certain parishes or chapels have (or will have) no Share allocated to them in 2015 and therefore they will not receive an allowance. If the level of parish support indicated by an allowance is perceived by Deaneries to be too high, this can be adjusted by the Deanery to parish allocation increasing the allocation to a parish and thereby reducing the Share for other parishes within the Deanery. R:\Store\Finance\FINANCE\2015\Share 2015\Allocation versions\Published version - June 2014 for Web\2015 Draft Share Allocation - Synod June 2014 for publicationRural Support 09:1512/06/2014.
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