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2021-22 Town and Parish Precept Requirements TOWN/PARISH PRECEPT REQUIREMENT 2021‐22 EQUIVALENT BASIC AMOUNT PARISH / AREA EXPENSE TAX BASE COUNCIL TAX OF COUNCIL TAX £ £ £ Aldeburgh 215,000.00 1,870.40 114.95 286.22 Alderton 7,000.00 176.58 39.64 210.91 Aldringham‐Cum‐Thorpe 8,200.00 575.22 14.26 185.53 All Saints & St. Nicholas, St. Michael and St. Peter S E 3,000.00 102.45 29.28 200.55 Badingham 10,000.00 230.16 43.45 214.72 Barnby 8,326.50 215.66 38.61 209.88 Barsham and Shipmeadow 1,227.55 131.00 9.37 180.64 Bawdsey 7,650.00 193.25 39.59 210.86 Beccles 122,695.00 3,160.88 38.82 210.09 Benacre 0.00 32.68 0.00 171.27 Benhall & Sternfield 9,000.00 299.47 30.05 201.32 Blaxhall 5,000.00 109.38 45.71 216.98 Blundeston and Flixton 9,707.04 454.71 21.35 192.62 Blyford and Sotherton 3,000.00 70.50 42.55 213.82 Blythburgh 8,100.00 192.52 42.07 213.34 Boulge 0.00 14.10 0.00 171.27 Boyton 4,000.00 58.47 68.41 239.68 Bramfield & Thorington 6,250.00 192.37 32.49 203.76 Brampton with Stoven 3,119.78 150.86 20.68 191.95 Brandeston 3,750.00 142.59 26.30 197.57 Bredfield 5,396.67 146.41 36.86 208.13 Brightwell, Foxhall & Purdis Farm 7,533.06 989.89 7.61 178.88 Bromeswell 4,897.00 155.32 31.53 202.80 Bruisyard 2,900.00 69.28 41.86 213.13 Bucklesham 8,993.00 198.39 45.33 216.60 Bungay 142,545.00 1,613.60 88.34 259.61 Burgh 0.00 79.56 0.00 171.27 Butley, Capel St Andrew & Wantisden 2,811.39 113.18 24.84 196.11 Campsea Ashe 5,500.00 154.71 35.55 206.82 Carlton Colville 56,563.55 2,609.02 21.68 192.95 Charsfield 5,729.00 143.75 39.85 211.12 Chediston, Linstead Magna & Linstead Parva 3,250.00 158.74 20.47 191.74 Chillesford 0.00 69.08 0.00 171.27 Clopton 4,439.00 144.55 30.71 201.98 Cookley & Walpole 10,000.00 153.27 65.24 236.51 Corton 6,935.00 567.40 12.22 183.49 Covehithe 0.00 12.87 0.00 171.27 Cransford 0.00 67.21 0.00 171.27 Cratfield 3,500.00 144.37 24.24 195.51 Cretingham, Hoo & Monewden 2,602.87 207.40 12.55 183.82 Dallinghoo 0.00 83.38 0.00 171.27 Darsham 5,950.00 191.85 31.01 202.28 Debach 0.00 32.14 0.00 171.27 Dennington 9,998.00 233.86 42.75 214.02 Dunwich 1,000.00 86.46 11.57 182.84 Earl Soham 13,206.00 201.29 65.61 236.88 Easton 9,378.73 167.03 56.15 227.42 Eyke 9,315.00 152.13 61.23 232.50 Felixstowe 601,608.00 8,488.90 70.87 242.14 Flixton, St. Cross S E and St. Margaret South Elmham 1,650.00 161.32 10.23 181.50 Framlingham 164,999.71 1,566.80 105.31 276.58 Friston 7,745.91 213.88 36.22 207.49 Frostenden, Uggeshall and South Cove 2,500.00 168.42 14.84 186.11 Gisleham 4,000.00 245.02 16.33 187.60 Great Bealings 5,900.00 132.40 44.56 215.83 Great Glemham 6,175.00 103.07 59.91 231.18 Grundisburgh & Culpho 20,100.00 645.89 31.12 202.39 Hacheston 7,600.00 162.58 46.75 218.02 Halesworth 139,927.00 1,720.23 81.34 252.61 Hasketon 8,475.15 175.15 48.39 219.66 Hemley 0.00 25.71 0.00 171.27 Henstead with Hulver Street 4,500.00 137.33 32.77 204.04 Heveningham 5,113.63 64.29 79.54 250.81 Hollesley 32,640.00 483.35 67.53 238.80 Holton 14,780.00 304.80 48.49 219.76 Homersfield 4,458.00 60.13 74.14 245.41 Huntingfield 6,220.84 76.53 81.29 252.56 Iken 1,500.00 64.36 23.31 194.58 Kelsale‐cum‐Carlton 21,500.00 401.44 53.56 224.83 Kesgrave 299,800.00 4,753.56 63.07 234.34 Kessingland 116,703.00 1,392.31 83.82 255.09 Kettleburgh 5,003.00 108.12 46.27 217.54 Kirton & Falkenham 22,146.00 552.33 40.10 211.37 Knodishall 17,110.00 313.61 54.56 225.83 Leiston 296,039.00 1,724.87 171.63 342.90 Letheringham 1,200.00 38.62 31.07 202.34 Levington & Stratton Hall 8,740.00 121.51 71.93 243.20 Little Bealings 12,000.00 209.67 57.23 228.50 Little Glemham 4,200.00 67.32 62.39 233.66 Lound 2,159.00 115.83 18.64 189.91 Lowestoft 1,765,245.00 12,371.87 142.68 313.95 Marlesford 4,500.00 86.40 52.08 223.35 Martlesham 145,000.00 2,296.33 63.14 234.41 Melton 93,706.34 1,860.33 50.37 221.64 Mettingham 1,476.88 80.44 18.36 189.63 Middleton 8,131.25 202.75 40.10 211.37 Mutford 6,000.00 185.20 32.40 203.67 Nacton 10,000.00 352.54 28.37 199.64 Newbourne 5,450.00 108.55 50.21 221.48 North Cove 2,900.00 151.89 19.09 190.36 Orford & Gedgrave 28,000.00 398.71 70.23 241.50 Otley 4,899.62 290.45 16.87 188.14 Oulton 25,071.39 1,467.88 17.08 188.35 Oulton Broad 225,383.00 3,209.24 70.23 241.50 Parham 5,850.00 119.31 49.03 220.30 Peasenhall 11,957.39 236.66 50.53 221.80 Pettistree 2,527.59 88.10 28.69 199.96 Playford 9,500.00 111.18 85.45 256.72 Ramsholt 0.00 12.53 0.00 171.27 Redisham 0.00 51.74 0.00 171.27 Rendham 2,800.00 128.77 21.74 193.01 Rendlesham 145,936.00 931.93 156.60 327.87 Reydon 28,500.00 1,178.84 24.18 195.45 Ringsfield and Weston 7,000.00 219.60 31.88 203.15 Rumburgh 3,850.00 120.46 31.96 203.23 Rushmere 0.00 33.17 0.00 171.27 Rushmere St Andrew 122,000.00 2,560.78 47.64 218.91 Saxmundham 222,999.56 1,556.39 143.28 314.55 Saxtead 5,147.00 127.44 40.39 211.66 Shadingfield, Sotterley, Willingham and Ellough 7,201.56 180.25 39.95 211.22 Shottisham 4,480.90 83.77 53.49 224.76 Sibton 2,000.00 98.18 20.37 191.64 Snape 11,250.00 326.69 34.44 205.71 Somerleyton, Ashby and Herringfleet 2,946.00 162.49 18.13 189.40 Southwold 117,962.68 1,076.40 109.59 280.86 Spexhall 3,950.00 84.16 46.93 218.20 St. Andrew Ilketshall 2,006.47 113.28 17.71 188.98 St. James South Elmham 2,000.00 88.31 22.65 193.92 St. John Ilketshall 0.00 20.09 0.00 171.27 St. Lawrence Ilketshall 0.00 59.18 0.00 171.27 St. Margaret Ilketshall 750.00 71.45 10.50 181.77 Stratford St Andrew & Farnham 4,500.00 138.88 32.40 203.67 Sudbourne 2,806.23 182.46 15.38 186.65 Sutton 3,340.00 143.97 23.20 194.47 Sutton Heath 9,750.00 358.26 27.21 198.48 Sweffling 3,331.38 97.32 34.23 205.50 Swilland & Witnesham 14,083.47 409.31 34.41 205.68 Theberton 7,607.69 148.92 51.09 222.36 Trimley St Martin 24,000.00 736.40 32.59 203.86 Trimley St Mary 55,000.00 1,255.32 43.81 215.08 Tuddenham St Martin 6,200.00 165.41 37.48 208.75 Tunstall 10,001.00 264.02 37.88 209.15 Ubbeston 5,188.00 42.97 120.74 292.01 Ufford 20,985.00 392.54 53.46 224.73 Walberswick 20,000.00 375.57 53.25 224.52 Waldringfield 14,300.85 250.35 57.12 228.39 Wangford with Henham 6,500.00 252.05 25.79 197.06 Wenhaston with Mells Hamlet 23,000.00 402.76 57.11 228.38 Westerfield 9,520.77 236.17 40.31 211.58 Westhall 4,000.00 132.27 30.24 201.51 Westleton 12,000.00 310.14 38.69 209.96 Wickham Market 71,982.73 806.71 89.23 260.50 Wissett 4,144.00 121.03 34.24 205.51 Woodbridge 343,101.00 3,100.12 110.67 281.94 Worlingham 38,030.89 1,273.64 29.86 201.13 Wrentham 17,657.00 375.17 47.06 218.33 Yoxford 14,216.47 345.20 41.18 212.45 Total 6,397,587.49 87,339.43 73.25 244.52.
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