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Appendix B £ Acton, Edleston, Henshull 1,216.77 Adlington

Appendix B COUNCIL TAX BAND D PER PARISH AND CHARTER TRUSTEES AREA 2009/10 £ Acton, Edleston, Henshull 1,216.77 Adlington 1,206.15 Agden 1,204.40 Alderley Edge 1,222.89 Alpraham 1,212.85 Alsager 1,238.40 Arclid 1,208.28 Ashley 1,214.80 Aston-by Budworth 1,201.64 Audlem 1,228.56 Barthomley 1,208.74 Betchton 1,206.65 Bickerton, Egerton 1,208.92 Bollington 1,224.69 Bosley 1,211.56 Bradwall 1,205.80 Brereton 1,226.62 Brindley, Faddiley 1,210.06 Buerton 1,209.83 Bulkeley, Ridley 1,206.84 Bunbury 1,211.48 Burland 1,203.68 Calveley 1,208.22 Chelford 1,208.11 Cholmondeley, Chorley 1,212.02 Cholmondeston, Wettenhall 1,198.95 Chorley 1,211.71 Church Lawton 1,204.40 Church Minshull 1,208.23 Congleton 1,253.73 Cranage 1,229.15 Crewe (The Charter Trustees of Crewe) 1,197.94 Crewe Green 1,227.61 Disley 1,231.12 Dodcott-cum-Wilkesley 1,219.35 Doddington, Blakenhall, Bridgemere, Checkley-cum-Wrinehill, Hunsterson, 1,204.98 Eaton 1,224.69 Gawsworth 1,220.37 Goostrey 1,227.98 Great Warford 1,202.48 Hankelow 1,213.45 Haslington 1,208.70 Hassall 1,214.47 Hatherton, Walgherton 1,204.85 Haughton 1,196.01 Henbury 1,211.07 High Legh 1,215.23 Higher Hurdsfield 1,212.26 Holmes Chapel 1,224.76 Hough, Chorlton 1,217.01 Hulme Walfield & Somerford Booths 1,196.01 Kettleshulme 1,224.72 Knutsford 1,208.06 Little Bollington 1,207.25 Little Warford 1,201.47 Lower Peover 1,211.14 Lower Withington 1,206.02 Lyme Handley 1,196.01 Macc Forest / Wildboarclough 1,196.01 Macclesfield (The Charter Trustees of Macclesfield) 1,196.28 Marbury-cum-Quoisley, Norbury, Wirswall 1,211.79 Appendix B COUNCIL TAX BAND D PER PARISH AND CHARTER TRUSTEES AREA 2009/10 £ Marton 1,219.70 Mere 1,208.60 Middlewich 1,250.70 Millington 1,205.42 Minshull Vernon, Leighton, Woolstanwood 1,196.01 Mobberley 1,222.02 Moston 1,224.23 Mottram St.Andrew 1,203.80 Nantwich 1,216.79 Nether Alderley 1,225.73 Newbold Astbury-cum-Moreton 1,216.06 Newhall 1,204.64 North Rode 1,211.50 Odd Rode 1,229.28 Ollerton/Marthall 1,217.61 Over Alderley 1,205.45 Peckforton 1,205.87 Peover Superior 1,208.23 Pickmere 1,212.31 Plumley with Toft and Bexton 1,210.98 Pott Shrigley 1,212.82 Poynton with Worth 1,233.40 Prestbury 1,213.99 Rainow 1,214.60 Rope 1,209.84 Rostherne 1,212.00 Sandbach 1,228.78 Shavington-cum-Gresty 1,225.27 Siddington 1,206.35 Smallwood 1,204.91 Snelson 1,213.85 Somerford 1,217.85 Sound, Austerson, Baddiley, Baddington, Broomhall, Coole Pilate 1,201.20 Spurstow 1,205.96 Stapeley, Batherton 1,203.47 Stoke, Hurleston 1,217.49 Sutton 1,207.24 Swettenham 1,227.72 Tabley 1,203.37 Tatton 1,196.01 Twemlow 1,225.47 Wardle 1,215.98 Warmingham 1,220.24 Weston, Basford 1,204.62 Willaston 1,210.62 Wincle 1,196.01 Wilmslow 1,196.01 Wistaston 1,210.14 Worleston, Poole, Aston Juxta Mondrum 1,205.09 Wrenbury 1,203.73 Wybunbury 1,212.46 TOTAL TAX BASE 135,804.64.

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