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Your Guide to Council Tax in 2019/20 What is Council Tax? Council Tax is a local tax set by local councils to help pay for local services. All homes have to pay Council Tax - the amount you pay will depend on the valuation band your home has been placed in by the Valuation Office Agency. For details about how to pay your Council Tax, please look at the back of your bill. What does it pay for? We collect your Council Tax and put it into a separate fund called the Collection Fund. This year, we need to collect £148.2 million through Council Tax. Out of each pound we collect, 79 pence will go to Milton Keynes Council to pay for things such as education, social services, libraries, leisure services, refuse collection, street cleansing, parks and open spaces; 12 pence will go to the Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley; 4 pence will go to Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes Fire Authority; and 5 pence will go to Parish and Town Councils (on average). For every £1 we collect… 12 pence goes to 5 pence goes to Police and Crime Parishes Commissioner for Thames Valley 79 pence goes to 4 pence goes to Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire & Council Milton Keynes Fire Authority For every average Band D Council Tax we collect… £206.28 goes to £94.13 goes to the Police and Crime Parishes (£86.16 in Commissioner for 2018/19) Thames Valley (£182.28 in 2018/19) £64.57 goes to Buckinghamshire & Milton Keynes Fire £1,381.65 goes to Authority (£62.70 in Milton Keynes 2018/19) Council (£1,341.55 in 2018/19) How has the Council Tax charge changed this year? Your Council Tax contributes to the funding of the following bodies; Milton Keynes Council, your parish or town council, Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley and Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes Fire Authority. Milton Keynes only has control over the first of these; the other precepting bodies are separate from Milton Keynes and make their own decisions about the level of their precepts. Milton Keynes Council has chosen to increase the precept it charges to fund its own expenditure requirement by 2.99%. Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes Fire Authority have increased their precept by 2.98% and The Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley have increased their precept by 13.17%. Your individual parish or town council will have set its precept based on local decisions; therefore this element of your Council Tax bill may have changed from last year depending upon the parish in which you live. Your Council Tax per Parish for 2019/20… 2018/19 2019/20 2019/20 Parish Parish Parish Purposes Area Purposes Precept Key: PC/TC are Parish/Town Councils; Band D PM are Parish Meetings Equivalent Band A Band B Band C Band D Band E Band F Band G Band H £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ 43,156 Abbey Hill (PC) 54,210 37.27 1,126.51 1,314.26 1,502.02 1,689.77 2,065.28 2,440.78 2,816.29 3,379.54 5,500 Astwood & Hardmead (PC) 7,000 54.09 1,137.73 1,327.34 1,516.97 1,706.59 2,085.84 2,465.08 2,844.32 3,413.18 649,599 Bletchley & Fenny Stratford (TC) 701,873 142.16 1,196.44 1,395.84 1,595.25 1,794.66 2,193.48 2,592.29 2,991.10 3,589.32 14,500 Bow Brickhill (PC) 15,000 55.49 1,138.66 1,328.42 1,518.21 1,707.99 2,087.55 2,467.10 2,846.65 3,415.98 142,230 Bradwell (PC) 146,320 54.08 1,137.72 1,327.33 1,516.96 1,706.58 2,085.83 2,465.07 2,844.30 3,413.16 109,675 Broughton & Milton Keynes (PC) 180,000 33.69 1,124.13 1,311.47 1,498.84 1,686.19 2,060.91 2,435.61 2,810.32 3,372.38 0 Calverton (PM) 0 0.00 1,101.67 1,285.27 1,468.89 1,652.50 2,019.73 2,386.95 2,754.17 3,305.00 564,914 Campbell Park (PC) 691,944 175.80 1,218.87 1,422.00 1,625.16 1,828.30 2,234.60 2,640.88 3,047.17 3,656.60 29,553 Castlethorpe (PC) 30,905 67.52 1,146.68 1,337.79 1,528.91 1,720.02 2,102.25 2,484.48 2,866.70 3,440.04 121,750 Central Milton Keynes (PC) 133,126 76.07 1,152.38 1,344.44 1,536.51 1,728.57 2,112.70 2,496.83 2,880.95 3,457.14 509 Chicheley (PM) 523 13.30 1,110.54 1,295.61 1,480.71 1,665.80 2,035.99 2,406.16 2,776.34 3,331.60 Clifton Reynes & Newton 7,468 Blossomville (PC) 7,468 37.55 1,126.70 1,314.48 1,502.27 1,690.05 2,065.62 2,441.19 2,816.75 3,380.10 705 Cold Brayfield (PM) 718 18.65 1,114.10 1,299.78 1,485.47 1,671.15 2,042.52 2,413.89 2,785.25 3,342.30 17,000 Emberton (PC) 17,881 63.98 1,144.32 1,335.03 1,525.76 1,716.48 2,097.93 2,479.37 2,860.80 3,432.96 0 Fairfields (PC) 28,240 49.25 1,134.50 1,323.58 1,512.67 1,701.75 2,079.92 2,458.09 2,836.25 3,403.50 2,670 Gayhurst (PM) 2,670 35.14 1,125.10 1,312.60 1,500.13 1,687.64 2,062.68 2,437.71 2,812.74 3,375.28 382,160 Great Linford (PC) 400,263 64.51 1,144.68 1,335.44 1,526.23 1,717.01 2,098.58 2,480.13 2,861.69 3,434.02 124,308 Hanslope (PC) 124,444 132.05 1,189.70 1,387.98 1,586.27 1,784.55 2,181.12 2,577.69 2,974.25 3,569.10 18,000 Haversham & Little Linford (PC) 20,214 63.44 1,143.96 1,334.61 1,525.28 1,715.94 2,097.27 2,478.59 2,859.90 3,431.88 Kents Hill, Monkston & Brinklow 111,273 (PC) 112,129 43.83 1,130.89 1,319.36 1,507.85 1,696.33 2,073.30 2,450.26 2,827.22 3,392.66 1,500 Lathbury (PM) 1,500 25.46 1,118.64 1,305.07 1,491.52 1,677.96 2,050.85 2,423.73 2,796.60 3,355.92 30,160 Lavendon (PC) 30,785 57.45 1,139.97 1,329.95 1,519.96 1,709.95 2,089.95 2,469.93 2,849.92 3,419.90 10,882 Little Brickhill (PC) 11,700 66.09 1,145.73 1,336.67 1,527.64 1,718.59 2,100.51 2,482.41 2,864.32 3,437.18 77,884 Loughton & Great Holm (PC) 82,327 36.50 1,126.00 1,313.66 1,501.33 1,689.00 2,064.34 2,439.67 2,815.00 3,378.00 2018/19 2019/20 2019/20 Parish Parish Parish Purposes Area Purposes Precept Key: PC/TC are Parish/Town Councils; Band D PM are Parish Meetings Equivalent Band A Band B Band C Band D Band E Band F Band G Band H £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ 3,600 Moulsoe (PC) 4,300 31.25 1,122.50 1,309.58 1,496.67 1,683.75 2,057.92 2,432.09 2,806.25 3,367.50 61,801 New Bradwell (PC) 68,136 77.22 1,153.15 1,345.33 1,537.53 1,729.72 2,114.11 2,498.49 2,882.87 3,459.44 424,189 Newport Pagnell (TC) 669,967 128.61 1,187.41 1,385.30 1,583.21 1,781.11 2,176.92 2,572.72 2,968.52 3,562.22 14,963 North Crawley (PC) 15,414 45.53 1,132.02 1,320.68 1,509.36 1,698.03 2,075.38 2,452.72 2,830.05 3,396.06 190,585 Olney (TC) 229,000 89.79 1,161.53 1,355.11 1,548.70 1,742.29 2,129.47 2,516.65 2,903.82 3,484.58 9,104 Old Woughton (PC) 9,104 21.54 1,116.03 1,302.02 1,488.03 1,674.04 2,046.06 2,418.06 2,790.07 3,348.08 8,800 Ravenstone (PC) 9,100 74.34 1,151.23 1,343.09 1,534.97 1,726.84 2,110.59 2,494.33 2,878.07 3,453.68 Shenley Brook End & Tattenhoe 628,822 (PC) 658,749 76.50 1,152.67 1,344.77 1,536.89 1,729.00 2,113.23 2,497.45 2,881.67 3,458.00 318,354 Shenley Church End (PC) 328,574 71.40 1,149.27 1,340.80 1,532.36 1,723.90 2,107.00 2,490.08 2,873.17 3,447.80 34,451 Sherington (PC) 35,300 82.48 1,156.66 1,349.42 1,542.21 1,734.98 2,120.54 2,506.09 2,891.64 3,469.96 48,375 Simpson & Ashland (PC) 51,727 94.32 1,164.55 1,358.62 1,552.73 1,746.82 2,135.01 2,523.19 2,911.37 3,493.64 378,102 Stantonbury (PC) 389,602 125.91 1,185.61 1,383.20 1,580.81 1,778.41 2,173.62 2,568.82 2,964.02 3,556.82 12,175 Stoke Goldington (PC) 14,205 55.72 1,138.82 1,328.61 1,518.42 1,708.22 2,087.83 2,467.43 2,847.04 3,416.44 197,207 Stony Stratford (PC) 209,360 83.38 1,157.26 1,350.12 1,543.01 1,735.88 2,121.64 2,507.39 2,893.14 3,471.76 1,500 Tyringham & Filgrave (PM) 1,500 14.08 1,111.05 1,296.22 1,481.41 1,666.58 2,036.94 2,407.29 2,777.64 3,333.16 417,900 Walton (PC) 417,900 98.40 1,167.27 1,361.80 1,556.36 1,750.90 2,140.00 2,529.08 2,918.17 3,501.80 0 Warrington (PM) 0 0.00 1,101.67 1,285.27 1,468.89 1,652.50 2,019.73 2,386.95 2,754.17 3,305.00 19,225 Wavendon (PC) 21,230 44.43 1,131.29 1,319.83 1,508.38 1,696.93 2,074.03 2,451.13 2,828.22 3,393.86 914,670 West Bletchley (PC) 960,404 139.99 1,195.00 1,394.15 1,593.33 1,792.49 2,190.83 2,589.16 2,987.49 3,584.98 9,844 Weston Underwood (PC) 10,232 80.31 1,155.21 1,347.73 1,540.28 1,732.81 2,117.89 2,502.95 2,888.02 3,465.62 0 Whitehouse (PC) 36,153 58.00 1,140.34 1,330.38 1,520.45 1,710.50 2,090.62 2,470.73 2,850.84 3,421.00 113,200 Woburn Sands (TC) 122,415 90.73 1,162.16 1,355.84 1,549.54 1,743.23 2,130.62 2,518.00 2,905.39 3,486.46 401,047 Wolverton & Greenleys (TC) 412,081 113.43 1,177.29 1,373.49 1,569.72 1,765.93 2,158.37 2,550.79 2,943.22 3,531.86 474,049 Woughton (PC) 513,806 215.12 1,245.08 1,452.59 1,660.10 1,867.62 2,282.65 2,697.68 3,112.70 3,735.24 AVERAGE AMOUNT 94.13 1,164.42 1,358.49 1,552.56 1,746.63 2,134.77 2,522.91 2,911.05 3,493.26 7,147,359 TOTAL 7,989,498 Property Band Variations The chart on the previous two pages shows how much Council Tax you have to pay, depending on where you live and which valuation band your home is in.
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  • Unrestricted Total Restricted Total Total 1St Emerson & Furzton Guides

    Unrestricted Total Restricted Total Total 1St Emerson & Furzton Guides

    Unrestricted Restricted Total Total Total 1st Emerson & Furzton Guides 50 50 1st Emerson & Furzton Guides 120 120 1st Emerson & Furzton Guides 48 48 1st Shenley Brook End Brownies 50 50 1st Shenley Brook End Brownies 7 7 1st Shenley Brook End Brownies 65 65 1st Shenley Brook End Rainbows 70 70 1st Shenley Brook End Rainbows 60 60 1st Whitehouses Rainbows 300 300 2nd Loughton Guides 200 200 326 Hanslope After School Club 180 0 180 5th Newport Pagnell Brownies 48 48 5th Newport Pagnell Scout Group 1,496 1,496 Acornfields Community Interactions CIC 1,000 1,000 Age UK Milton Keynes 1,500 1,500 Age UK Milton Keynes 41,016 41,016 Age UK Milton Keynes 25,000 25,000 Age UK Milton Keynes 50 50 Akota British Bangladeshi Community in MK 1,000 1,000 Arabian School of Gymnastics 182 1,818 2,000 Arta & Heritage Alliance MK 4,800 4,800 Arts Gateway MK 2,000 2,000 Arts Gateway MK 520 520 Aspects Trust 1,100 1,100 Awake to Know Africa 1,000 1,000 Baba Zorawa Lunch Club 1,500 1,500 Beanhill Action Group 962 962 Bletchley Old Peoples' Welfare Committee 1,070 1,070 Bletchley Town Cricket Club 1,000 1,000 British Blind Sport 715 715 British Red Cross Society 874 874 Broughton Cycling Group 197 197 Broughton & Brooklands Community Connectors 300 300 Broughton Cycling Group 1,968 1,968 BucksVision MK 50 50 BucksVision MK 150 150 Camphill MK Communities 922 922 Care Services (MK) CIC 5,000 5,000 Carers Trust Thames 330 330 Carers Trust Thames 75 75 Chicheley Village Hall 5,000 5,000 Child Bereavement UK 500 1,000 1,500 Child Bereavement UK 2,000 18,000 20,000
  • Woodlands Children's Centre in the Community Programme

    Woodlands Children's Centre in the Community Programme

    Woodlands Children’s Centre in the Community Programme Services and support for families with under fives Service available Monday ­ Thursday 8.30am ­ 4.30pm and Friday 8.30am ­ 4.00pm Woodlands Reach Area: Astwood, Castlethorpe, Chicheley, Cold Brayfield, Emberton, Gayhurst, Hanslope, Hardmead, Haversham, Little Linford, Lathbury, Lavendon, Moulsoe, Newton Blossomville, North Crawley, Olney, Ravenstone, Sherington, Stoke Goldington,Tyringham, Filgrave, Warrington and Weston Underwood www.milton-keynes.gov.uk/childrens-centre Monday Stay and Play At Astwood Village hall ‐ MK16 9JS 10.00am ‐ 11.00am Fun activities for both you and your child to help support their learning and development. Tuesday Baby clinic drop in At the Olney Centre ‐ MK46 4EF 9.30am ‐ 11:30am First and third Tuesday of the month For parents with babies under one. Drop in and speak to a health visitor. Stay and Play At the Olney Centre ‐ MK46 4EF 1.00pm ‐ 2.00pm Fun activities for both you and your child to help support their learning and development. Wednesday Bumps and Babies At the Olney Centre ‐ MK46 4EF 9.30am ‐ 10.30am If you are pregnant or have a child under one, come along and join us for activities, chat and songs. Safeguarding Children & Vulnerable Adults Woodlands Children’s Centre is committed to the safeguarding of all children and adults who use the centre and follows local safeguarding board procedures. Thursday Jump on the bus At Hanslope‐ Long Street MK19 7BW 3.15pm ‐ 4.15pm Mobile Library run by Milton Keynes (term time only) Libraries‐The Mobile Library travels to different villages with a range of books for young and old.