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Percentage Change in Rateable Value in All Sectors for South East as at 25 September 2016

RV RV RV Change Change Change Key Area (%) Key Area (%) Key Area (%) 1 UA 3.2% 2 UA 17.4% 17 11.0% 33 Ashford 7.1% 3 UA 13.8% 18 8.1% 34 4.8% 4 UA 1.5% 19 Lewes 8.4% 35 1.1% 5 Milton Keynes UA 8.3% 20 Rother 12.4% 36 23.9% 6 UA 7.5% 21 Wealden 8.2% 37 3.1% 7 Reading UA 20.6% 38 1.8% 8 UA 10.7% 22 2.8% 39 6.9% 9 UA 6.5% 23 13.2% 40 Shepway 6.8% 10 West UA 5.2% 24 Eastleigh 1.2% 41 Swale 5.0% 11 Windsor and Maidenhead UA 20.2% 25 Fareham 0.5% 42 Thanet 4.6% 12 Wokingham UA 22.2% 26 3.6% 43 and Malling 7.2% 27 Hart 10.7% 44 Tunbridge Wells 6.0% 13 Aylesbury Vale 5.8% 28 Havant 4.1% 14 Chiltern 9.7% 29 New Forest 6.5% 45 Cherwell 20.5% 15 South Bucks 6.3% 30 10.0% 46 12.0% 16 Wycombe 3.9% 31 7.4% 47 10.8% 32 Winchester 11.6% 48 1.4% 49 16.2% 50 Elmbridge 22.3% 51 and 11.1% 52 15.7% 53 22.2% 54 and 14.2% 55 Runnymede 25.8% 56 Spelthorne 14.1% 57 6.5% 58 Tandridge 10.4% 59 Waverley 15.2% 60 7.1% 61 Adur 1.7% 62 Arun 8.5% 63 14.0% 64 4.5% 65 Horsham 10.2% 66 Mid Sussex 8.7% 67 4.9%

The percentage change in Rateable Value (RV) is based on the total RV of the 2010 Rating Lists and the 2017 Rating Lists in each billing authority after the Revaluation Programme. Percentage Change in Rateable Value in the Retail Sector for South East as at 25 September 2016

RV RV RV Change Change Change Key Area (%) Key Area (%) Key Area (%) 1 Bracknell Forest UA 0.3% East Sussex Kent 2 Brighton and Hove UA 8.7% 17 Eastbourne 4.2% 33 Ashford -0.9% 3 Isle of Wight UA 3.0% 18 Hastings -4.2% 34 Canterbury -10.4% 4 Medway UA -3.2% 19 Lewes 4.2% 35 Dartford -6.1% 5 Milton Keynes UA 5.7% 20 Rother 9.4% 36 Dover -4.6% 6 Portsmouth UA -4.3% 21 Wealden 5.3% 37 Gravesham -5.4% 7 Reading UA 1.5% Hampshire 38 Maidstone -11.3% 8 Slough UA -2.4% 22 Basingstoke and Deane -10.7% 39 Sevenoaks 6.2% 9 Southampton UA -8.1% 23 East Hampshire 17.7% 40 Shepway -6.9% 10 UA -4.1% 24 Eastleigh -10.2% 41 Swale -0.9% 11 Windsor and Maidenhead UA 9.3% 25 Fareham -10.9% 42 Thanet -1.6% 12 Wokingham UA 4.1% 26 Gosport -0.6% 43 1.2% Buckinghamshire 27 Hart 12.0% 44 Tunbridge Wells 1.0% 13 Aylesbury Vale -2.6% 28 Havant -9.5% Oxfordshire 14 Chiltern 3.8% 29 New Forest 1.9% 45 Cherwell 36.3% 15 South Bucks 1.2% 30 Rushmoor 4.5% 46 Oxford 3.5% 16 Wycombe -0.7% 31 Test Valley -4.1% 47 South Oxfordshire 11.9% 32 Winchester 17.1% 48 Vale of White Horse 2.8% 49 West Oxfordshire 23.5% Surrey 50 Elmbridge 16.0% 51 -0.5% 52 Guildford 7.3% 53 Mole Valley 0.2% 54 -1.4% 55 Runnymede 4.6% 56 Spelthorne 3.1% 57 Surrey Heath -8.6% 58 Tandridge 8.2% 59 Waverley 7.9% 60 Woking -5.5% West Sussex 61 Adur 4.9% 62 Arun -2.8% 63 Chichester 8.3% 64 Crawley -1.9% 65 Horsham 0.7% 66 Mid Sussex 1.4% 67 Worthing -2.3%

The percentage change in Rateable Value (RV) is based on the total RV of the 2010 Rating Lists and the 2017 Rating Lists in each billing authority after the Revaluation Programme. Percentage Change in Rateable Value in the Industry Sector for South East as at 25 September 2016

RV RV RV Change Change Change Key Area (%) Key Area (%) Key Area (%) 1 Bracknell Forest UA 4.4% East Sussex Kent 2 Brighton and Hove UA 12.9% 17 Eastbourne 6.2% 33 Ashford 4.2% 3 Isle of Wight UA 19.0% 18 Hastings 10.5% 34 Canterbury 7.6% 4 Medway UA 9.5% 19 Lewes 3.2% 35 Dartford 2.1% 5 Milton Keynes UA 5.3% 20 Rother 3.9% 36 Dover -7.2% 6 Portsmouth UA 6.4% 21 Wealden 1.0% 37 Gravesham 3.5% 7 Reading UA -0.3% Hampshire 38 Maidstone 4.9% 8 Slough UA 2.8% 22 Basingstoke and Deane 9.1% 39 Sevenoaks 4.6% 9 Southampton UA 1.1% 23 East Hampshire 12.8% 40 Shepway 9.2% 10 West Berkshire UA -4.7% 24 Eastleigh 7.1% 41 Swale 5.2% 11 Windsor and Maidenhead UA 7.9% 25 Fareham 7.3% 42 Thanet 3.0% 12 Wokingham UA 8.6% 26 Gosport 8.0% 43 Tonbridge and Malling 4.0% Buckinghamshire 27 Hart 17.6% 44 Tunbridge Wells 7.8% 13 Aylesbury Vale 6.0% 28 Havant 13.0% Oxfordshire 14 Chiltern 18.1% 29 New Forest 5.3% 45 Cherwell 13.0% 15 South Bucks 15.5% 30 Rushmoor 8.7% 46 Oxford 7.9% 16 Wycombe 3.7% 31 Test Valley 8.9% 47 South Oxfordshire 7.7% 32 Winchester 6.1% 48 Vale of White Horse 6.6% 49 West Oxfordshire 18.2% Surrey 50 Elmbridge 6.8% 51 Epsom and Ewell 7.7% 52 Guildford -0.3% 53 Mole Valley 7.5% 54 Reigate and Banstead -0.8% 55 Runnymede 8.5% 56 Spelthorne 5.1% 57 Surrey Heath 4.0% 58 Tandridge 13.9% 59 Waverley 14.9% 60 Woking 11.3% West Sussex 61 Adur 7.8% 62 Arun 15.0% 63 Chichester 8.2% 64 Crawley 14.4% 65 Horsham 15.1% 66 Mid Sussex 14.8% 67 Worthing 6.5%

The percentage change in Rateable Value (RV) is based on the total RV of the 2010 Rating Lists and the 2017 Rating Lists in each billing authority after the Revaluation Programme. Percentage Change in Rateable Value in the Office Sector for South East as at 25 September 2016

RV RV RV Change Change Change Key Area (%) Key Area (%) Key Area (%) 1 Bracknell Forest UA -7.0% East Sussex Kent 2 Brighton and Hove UA 5.3% 17 Eastbourne 5.0% 33 Ashford -1.0% 3 Isle of Wight UA 6.5% 18 Hastings 8.2% 34 Canterbury -2.7% 4 Medway UA 6.3% 19 Lewes 2.5% 35 Dartford 5.4% 5 Milton Keynes UA 10.2% 20 Rother 7.0% 36 Dover 4.2% 6 Portsmouth UA 6.2% 21 Wealden 2.4% 37 Gravesham -2.9% 7 Reading UA 54.7% Hampshire 38 Maidstone -4.3% 8 Slough UA 26.1% 22 Basingstoke and Deane 7.4% 39 Sevenoaks -1.1% 9 Southampton UA 4.7% 23 East Hampshire 5.1% 40 Shepway 3.9% 10 West Berkshire UA 17.2% 24 Eastleigh -0.5% 41 Swale 2.9% 11 Windsor and Maidenhead UA 25.2% 25 Fareham 2.9% 42 Thanet 4.6% 12 Wokingham UA 40.2% 26 Gosport 5.4% 43 Tonbridge and Malling 13.8% Buckinghamshire 27 Hart 6.7% 44 Tunbridge Wells -11.0% 13 Aylesbury Vale 9.2% 28 Havant 6.4% Oxfordshire 14 Chiltern 0.9% 29 New Forest 3.0% 45 Cherwell 2.5% 15 South Bucks -5.0% 30 Rushmoor 7.3% 46 Oxford -3.0% 16 Wycombe -1.8% 31 Test Valley 7.4% 47 South Oxfordshire 11.2% 32 Winchester 2.3% 48 Vale of White Horse 6.8% 49 West Oxfordshire 9.7% Surrey 50 Elmbridge 34.9% 51 Epsom and Ewell 14.3% 52 Guildford 19.7% 53 Mole Valley 37.5% 54 Reigate and Banstead 30.0% 55 Runnymede 44.0% 56 Spelthorne 33.1% 57 Surrey Heath 7.9% 58 Tandridge -2.7% 59 Waverley 15.9% 60 Woking 12.2% West Sussex 61 Adur 13.7% 62 Arun 9.3% 63 Chichester 11.5% 64 Crawley -6.8% 65 Horsham 0.2% 66 Mid Sussex -1.5% 67 Worthing 1.9%

The percentage change in Rateable Value (RV) is based on the total RV of the 2010 Rating Lists and the 2017 Rating Lists in each billing authority after the Revaluation Programme. Percentage Change in Rateable Value in the Other Sector for South East as at 25 September 2016

RV RV RV Change Change Change Key Area (%) Key Area (%) Key Area (%) 1 Bracknell Forest UA 12.6% East Sussex Kent 2 Brighton and Hove UA 34.8% 17 Eastbourne 24.3% 33 Ashford 22.6% 3 Isle of Wight UA 20.3% 18 Hastings 22.1% 34 Canterbury 22.8% 4 Medway UA -0.7% 19 Lewes 17.5% 35 Dartford 19.8% 5 Milton Keynes UA 15.2% 20 Rother 19.2% 36 Dover 60.6% 6 Portsmouth UA 19.1% 21 Wealden 17.9% 37 Gravesham 12.5% 7 Reading UA 27.7% Hampshire 38 Maidstone 14.1% 8 Slough UA 29.6% 22 Basingstoke and Deane 7.7% 39 Sevenoaks 15.3% 9 Southampton UA 25.0% 23 East Hampshire 12.7% 40 Shepway 17.9% 10 West Berkshire UA 17.4% 24 Eastleigh 9.6% 41 Swale 9.8% 11 Windsor and Maidenhead UA 27.5% 25 Fareham 4.0% 42 Thanet 12.7% 12 Wokingham UA 22.4% 26 Gosport 2.8% 43 Tonbridge and Malling 11.9% Buckinghamshire 27 Hart 11.7% 44 Tunbridge Wells 20.0% 13 Aylesbury Vale 11.6% 28 Havant 16.7% Oxfordshire 14 Chiltern 17.0% 29 New Forest 10.9% 45 Cherwell 15.0% 15 South Bucks 13.8% 30 Rushmoor 18.2% 46 Oxford 28.5% 16 Wycombe 17.0% 31 Test Valley 14.3% 47 South Oxfordshire 12.1% 32 Winchester 18.6% 48 Vale of White Horse -8.3% 49 West Oxfordshire 13.1% Surrey 50 Elmbridge 24.7% 51 Epsom and Ewell 21.3% 52 Guildford 28.7% 53 Mole Valley 27.3% 54 Reigate and Banstead 17.4% 55 Runnymede 22.4% 56 Spelthorne 16.9% 57 Surrey Heath 20.0% 58 Tandridge 13.2% 59 Waverley 21.6% 60 Woking 14.9% West Sussex 61 Adur -9.8% 62 Arun 16.2% 63 Chichester 23.4% 64 Crawley 8.3% 65 Horsham 19.7% 66 Mid Sussex 15.3% 67 Worthing 17.0%

The percentage change in Rateable Value (RV) is based on the total RV of the 2010 Rating Lists and the 2017 Rating Lists in each billing authority after the Revaluation Programme.