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Tax Base 2010/11 Parish Council Precepts the Table Below Gives The Tax Base 2010/11 Parish Council Precepts The table below gives the precept requested by Parish and Town Councils in Aylesbury Vale District Council area for 2010/11 and the equivalent amounts of tax for Band D dwellings Parish Council 2010/11 Precept Band D Equivalent Addington Parish Meeting 0.00 68.31 Adstock Parish Council 8,500.00 168.44 Akeley Parish Council 9,500.00 227.81 Ashendon Parish Council 4,590.00 124.91 Aston Abbotts Parish Council 9,650.00 201.10 Aston Clinton Parish Council 75,000.00 1,598.59 Aston Sandford Parish Meeting 0.00 26.80 Aylesbury Town Council 967,495.00 18,673.26 Barton Hartshorn Parish Meeting 0.00 40.96 Beachampton Parish Council 981.75 80.55 Biddlesden Parish Meeting 0.00 50.89 Bierton-with-Broughton Parish Council 25,000.00 890.11 Boarstall Parish Meeting 600.00 61.90 Brill Parish Council 29,600.00 518.36 Buckingham Town Council 523,000.00 4,305.80 Buckland Parish Council 11,750.00 366.07 Calvert Green Parish Council 14,700.00 332.80 Charndon Parish Council 12,000.00 126.35 Chearsley Parish council 6,000.00 280.85 Cheddington Parish Council 50,746.00 728.77 Chetwode Parish Meeting 0.00 44.15 Chilton Parish Council 2,600.00 127.88 Coldharbour Parish Council 139,258.00 1,819.89 Creslow Parish Meeting 0.00 6.35 Cublington Parish Council 3,500.00 163.13 Cuddington Parish Council 9,500.00 296.75 Dinton-with-Ford and Upton Parish Council 17,354.00 439.05 Drayton Beauchamp Parish Meeting 550.00 76.06 Drayton Beauchamp Parish Meeting 0.00 87.08 Drayton Parslow Parish Council 20,000.00 261.56 Dunton Parish Meeting 0.00 45.58 East Claydon Parish Council 7,000.00 157.59 Edgcott Parish Council 4,877.00 109.57 Edlesborough, Northall and Dagnall Parish Council 64,000.00 1,287.87 Fleet Marston Parish Meeting 0.00 23.28 Foscott Parish Meeting 0.00 20.68 Gawcott-with-Lenborough Parish Council 12,500.00 341.56 Granborough Parish Council 16,000.00 263.13 Great Brickhill Parish Council 19,000.00 406.43 Great Horwood Parish Council 17,000.00 441.42 Grendon Underwood Parish Council 16,000.00 406.04 Haddenham Parish Council 82,797.00 2,127.99 Tax Base 2010/11 Halton Parish Council 15,000.00 377.97 Hardwick Parish Council 11,000.00 146.97 Hillesden Parish Council 2,970.00 95.98 Hoggeston Parish Meeting 0.00 47.53 Hogshaw Parish Meeting 0.00 24.38 Hulcott Parish Council 2,500.00 49.64 Ickford Parish Council 13,500.00 322.85 Ivinghoe Parish Council 22,500.00 407.25 Kingsey Parish Meeting 0.00 69.48 Kingswood Parish Meeting 0.00 34.29 Leckhampstead Parish Council 2,600.00 90.44 Lillingstone Dayrell with Luffield Abbey 0.00 46.61 Lillingstone Lovell Parish Meeting 0.00 68.39 Little Horwood Parish Council 9,000.00 221.88 Long Crendon Parish Council 95,000.00 1,160.77 Ludgershall Parish Council 8,500.00 189.65 Maids Moreton Parish Council 17,500.00 363.15 Marsh Gibbon Parish Council 17,320.00 426.70 Marsworth Parish Council 14,900.00 307.91 Mentmore Parish Council 10,000.00 202.29 Middle Claydon Parish Council 1,400.00 71.43 Mursley Parish Council 7,350.00 286.95 Nash Parish Council 10,000.00 201.29 Nether Winchendon Parish Meeting 1,000.00 82.14 Newton Longville Parish Council 65,500.00 785.76 North Marston Parish Council 17,000.00 325.46 Oakley Parish Council 15,120.00 438.59 Oving Parish Council 19,912.00 218.47 Padbury Parish Council 12,000.00 358.99 Pitchcott Parish Meeting 0.00 22.61 Pitstone Parish Council 76,500.00 1,133.37 Poundon Parish Meeting 120.00 47.44 Preston Bissett Parish Council 3,600.00 127.17 Quainton Parish Council 20,600.00 569.88 Quarrendon Parish Meeting 0.00 20.18 Radclive-cum-Chackmore Parish Council 2,700.00 116.34 Shabbington Parish Council 5,000.00 237.26 Shalstone Parish Meeting 0.00 61.14 Slapton Parish Council 16,000.00 244.03 Soulbury Parish Council 17,000.00 352.57 Steeple Claydon Parish Council 78,532.00 887.84 Stewkley Parish Council 30,000.00 820.76 Stoke Hammond Parish Council 17,000.00 368.64 Stoke Mandeville Parish Council 68,295.00 2,341.98 Stone-with-Bishopstone and Hartwell Parish Council 55,000.00 1,135.60 Stowe Parish Council 3,750.00 144.59 Swanbourne Parish Council 9,000.00 178.83 Thornborough Parish Council 17,026.00 281.25 Thornton Parish Meeting 0.00 50.14 Tingewick Parish Council 25,252.00 457.42 Tax Base 2010/11 Turweston Parish Council 6,600.00 109.37 Twyford Parish Council 10,692.00 211.20 Upper Winchendon 0.00 42.55 Waddesdon Parish Council 85,000.00 724.86 Watermead Parish Council 62,830.00 971.86 Water Stratford Parish Meeting 1,500.00 66.64 Weedon Parish Council 18,000.00 546.94 Wendover Parish Council 240,658.00 3,150.95 Westbury Parish Council 12,850.00 179.63 Westcott Parish Council 10,500.00 165.31 Weston Turville Parish Council 59,000.00 1,407.85 Whaddon Parish Council 8,000.00 224.21 Whitchurch Parish Council 18,600.00 421.65 Wing Parish Council 42,000.00 1,095.91 Wingrave-with-Rowsham Parish Council 33,305.00 651.36 Winslow Town Council 162,949.00 1,792.01 Woodham Parish Meeting 0.00 23.55 Worminghall Parish Council 3,500.00 249.40 Wotton Underwood Parish Meeting 750.00 82.72 Total 3,794,729.75 Tax Base 2010/11 The table below gives the precept requested by Parish and Town Councils in Band D Equivalent.
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