Agenda item

To receive a Budget Statement from the Leader of the Council, to consider the following reports of the Section 151 Officer (copies enclosed) and to determine the level of Council Tax.

 

Members’ attention is drawn to the following Procedure rules:

 

·                 Voting - Procedure Rule 13(5) set outs the requirement for any vote taken at a budget decision meeting (as defined by the Local Government Finance Act 1992) to be recorded in the Minutes.

 

·                 Budget Speech – Procedure Rule 1(13)(a) Sets out the time limits in relation to the budget speech and (b) details the requirements for making alternative proposal or amendment as part of the Budget and Council Tax setting.

The Council considered the reports of the Section 151 Officer, on the recommendations of the Strategy and Resources Committee at its meeting on 28 January 2021 relating to the revenue budget and the proposed level of Council for 2021 / 22.

 

The Leader of the Council made a budget speech (attached at APPENDIX 1 to these Minutes) and commended the budget for 2021 / 22 to the Council. 

 

In response to the budget speech, the Leader of the Opposition, Councillor Mrs P A Channer, thanked the Leader of the Council and commented on the speech, referring to:

 

·                 the good financial position the Council had started the year with and how the Council, like many other authorities, its residents and businesses had experienced unprecedented challenging times due to the impact of COVID-19.  The Council’s emergency response to the pandemic had resulted in a higher expenditure than normal and she highlighted the support and relief provided by the Government.  At this point, Councillor Mrs Channer thanked all Council officers for their work during the pandemic to ensure that services and support to residents was largely maintained.

 

·                 how the Council had lost income from a number of areas including, car parking income, events etc.  However even though the Government had promised to extend the income compensation scheme the impact of COVID-19 was difficult to predict due to the ongoing uncertainty.

 

·                 the Council’s main sources of income and the items included in growth for 2021 / 22 including the Local Development Plan review, digitalisation projects etc. 

 

·                 how the Council needed to be mindful of the transformation process it had been through and associated staff costs.

 

·                 the proposed £5 increase in council tax (the maximum possible) which equated to a 2.47% increase, 2½ times the rate of inflation.  Councillor Mrs Channer again referred to COVID-19 the pressures, stress and losses faced by residents and businesses and how it had affected lives in immeasurable ways.  She felt to support residents and customers council tax should be frozen and offset the £125,000 income that the 2.47% increase would bring.

 

Following her suggested freeze on council tax, Councillor Mrs Channer proceeded to outline the areas where savings could be made, advising that the total of the following was £125,000 meaning there would be no council tax increase and would this would have no increase to the general fund.

 

Councillor Mrs Channer explained that she felt this would reduce the stress and strain and impact on residents who were suffering at this time.

 

In response to a query the Lead Legal Specialist and Monitoring Officer advised that he had taken the Opposition Leaders’ statement as a response to the Leaders’ speech and not a formal proposal.  Councillor Mrs Channer raised a point of order regarding the process and putting forward an amendment to the budget.  In response the Lead Legal Specialist and Monitoring Officer referred to Procedure Rule 1, the process for the Leaders’ speech and how following a reply from the Leader to any comments from the Leader of the Opposition proposals could be taken.

 

A further point of order was raised by Councillor R G Boyce regarding the Leader ‘commending’ the budget to the Council.  The Chairman advised of the process that was being followed and the order of speakers.

 

In response to the comments from the Leader of the Opposition, the Leader of the Council responded and outlined the percentage increases / decreases of Council Tax in past years and the importance of agreeing the budget.  The Leader of the Council proposed that the budget for 2021 / 22 (as set out in reports 5a – 5f) be agreed enblock.  This proposal was duly seconded.

 

In response to a question the Lead Legal Specialist and Monitoring Officer provided Members with further guidance on procedures, and how having a proposal on the table meant that amendments could be considered.

 

Councillor Mrs Channer proposed that the budget be amended and council tax for 2021 / 22 be frozen at 0%, and advised that the way she proposed to remove the £125,000, 2.47 proposed increase (taking the £5 maximum to council tax) would be to make the following changes:

 

Proposed change	Detail
-£10,000	Assumed reduced in audit fees growth due to negotiation.
-£10,000	Funding from Government for audit increase regarding the Redmond Review as the Council received some income from this.
-£13,000	Further increase in green waste collection by £1 to £49.
-£1,000	Increase in pre-application charges by 1.5% in line with what Officers may be getting in the next financial year.
- £14,000	Increase use of Business Rates Equalisation Reserve to offset the reduction in Wharfage fees, covering eight barges (opposed to the six as reported to the Strategy and Resources Committee).
-£27,000	Funding of Parks and Countryside Officer post from Transformation Reserve.
-£50,000	Part funding of Commercial Manager post growth from Transformation Reserve.

 

Councillor Mrs Channer advised that this would have no impact on the General Fund and further proposed that Officers look to achieve savings to offset some of the reserves.  She advised that this amendment would apply to the budget documents appropriately.  This proposal was duly seconded.

 

In response to a question regarding use of the New Homes Bonus, the Director of Resources advised that allocations for 2021 / 22 had been confirmed.  For future years the Council was only assuming a small legacy payment taking into consideration that the figures may change as a result of a consultation taking place and then ceasing completely in the final year. 

 

In response to a point of order and further queries, the Lead Legal Specialist and Monitoring Officer explained the process the Council should follow when considering an amendment to the original motion, how if agreed this would become the substantive motion and if not agreed there was opportunity for a further amendment to be proposed.

 

Debate on the proposed amendment ensued, following which the Director of Resources gave a short presentation highlighting the budget amendments as proposed by Councillor Mrs Channer.  The Chairman then put this amendment to the vote in accordance with Procedure Rule 13(b) and the voting was as follows:

 

For the recommendation:

Councillors Miss A M Beale, R G Boyce, Mrs P A Channer, M F L Durham, Mrs J L Fleming, A S Fluker, M W Helm, A L Hull, J V Keyes, C P Morley, Mrs M E Thompson and Miss S White.

 

Against the recommendation:

Councillors M G Bassenger, B S Beale, V J Bell, M R Edwards, K W Jarvis, K M H Lagan, C Mayes, S P Nunn, N G F Shaughnessy, R H Siddall, N J Skeens, W Stamp, J Stilts and C Swain.

 

Abstention:

Councillor M S Heard.

 

The proposed amendment in the name of Councillor Mrs Channer was therefore declared lost.

 

Councillor Mrs M E Thompson then proposed an amendment to the Leaders’ proposition that the Council keeps a 0% Council Tax increase, as proposed by Councillor Mrs Channer but the monies related to not increasing Council Tax be taken from the business equalisation fund.  She advised that the Section 151 Officer had cleared this as a sensible proposal.  This proposal was duly seconded.

 

In response to a request, the Section 151 Officer advised that this amendment used the business equalisation reserve and that reserves were a one-off course of funding.  With this amendment the general fund balance would remain about the minimum level of £2.6m next year.  He advised Members that they should consider the longer-term funding impact as well.

 

A debate ensued during which Members discussed the impact this amendment would have on the Council’s reserves in future years and how it sought to support residents in the District during this difficult time.

 

The Chairman then put the amendment from Councillor Mrs Thompson to the vote in and the voting was as follows:

 

For the recommendation:

Councillors Miss A M Beale, R G Boyce, Mrs P A Channer, M F L Durham, Mrs J L Fleming, A S Fluker, M W Helm, A L Hull, J V Keyes, C P Morley, Mrs M E Thompson and Miss S White.

 

Against the recommendation:

Councillors M G Bassenger, B S Beale, V J Bell, M R Edwards, K W Jarvis, K M H Lagan, C Mayes, S P Nunn, N G F Shaughnessy, R H Siddall, N J Skeens, W Stamp, J Stilts and C Swain.

 

Abstention:

Councillor M S Heard.

 

The amendment as proposed by Councillor Mrs Thompson was therefore declared lost.

 

The Leader of the Council then repeater her earlier proposal that recommendations as set out in reports 5a to 5f be taken enblock.  This was again duly seconded.

 

The Chairman then put the proposal of the Leader of the Council to the vote in and the voting was as follows:

 

For the recommendation:

Councillors M G Bassenger, B S Beale, V J Bell, M R Edwards, K W Jarvis, K M H Lagan, C Mayes, S P Nunn, N G F Shaughnessy, R H Siddall, N J Skeens, W Stamp, J Stilts and C Swain.

 

Against the recommendation:

Councillors Miss A M Beale, R G Boyce, Mrs P A Channer, M F L Durham, Mrs J L Fleming, A S Fluker, M W Helm, A L Hull, J V Keyes, C P Morley, Mrs M E Thompson and Miss S White.

 

Abstention:

Councillor M S Heard.

 

RESOLVED

 

(a)            Capital and Investment Strategies for 2020 / 21 and Minimum Reserve Strategy 2021 / 22

(i)          That the Capital and Investment Strategies for 2020 / 21 and Minimum Reserve Strategy 2021 / 22 report and the attached appendices as recommended by the Strategy and Resources Committee on 28 January 2021, be approved:

(a)         the Capital Strategy (Appendix 1 to the report),

(b)         the Capital Project Bids (Appendix 2 to the report),

(c)         Investment Strategy (Appendix 3 to the report), and

(d)         Minimum Revenue Provision Statement (Appendix 4 to the report).

 

(b)            Treasury Management Strategy 2021 / 22

(ii)        That the Treasury Management Strategy 2021 / 22 be approved.

 

(c)             Discretionary Fees and Charges 2021 / 22

(iii)      That the detailed Fees and Charges for 2021 / 22 as set out in Appendix A to the report be agreed.

 

(d)            Medium Term Financial Strategy 2021 / 22 to 2023 / 24

(iv)       That the Medium-Term Financial Strategy for 2021 / 22 to 2023 / at Appendix 1be agreed.

 

(e)             Revised 2020 / 21 and Original 2021 / 22 Budget Estimates and Council Tax 2021 / 22

(v)         that the main details of the Local Government Finance Settlement 2021 / 22 described in section 3.4 of the report;

(vi)       that the following be approved:

(a)       the Revised 2020 / 21 and Original 2021/22 General Fund Revenue Budget Estimates (Appendices 1, 2 and 3 to the report);

(b)       an average Band D council tax of £207.40 (excluding parish precepts) (£5 increase) for 2021/22 (Appendix 1 to the report);

(c)       policies on the designated use of financial reserves (Appendix 4 to the report);

(d)       maintain the current policy of a minimum general fund balance of £2,600,000;

(vii)     that the Council gives due regard to the Director of Resources’ (Section 151 Officer) statement on the robustness of budgets and adequacy of reserves as set out in Appendix 5 to the report.

 

(f)         Council Tax 2021 / 22

(viii)   that Maldon District Council’s Council Tax Requirement for 2021 / 22 is set at £5,176,517;

 

(ix)       that the Maldon District Council’s Band D Council Tax (excluding Parish precepts) is set at £207.40, reflecting an increase of £5.00, all other bands being determined in accordance with the relevant Sections of the Local Government Finance Act 1992, as amended;

 

(x)         that the precept demands and level of Band D Council Tax of the Essex County Council, the Essex Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Fire and Rescue Authority for both Police and Fire, and the various Parish Councils within the District be determined as set out in the report, all other bands being determined in accordance with the relevant Sections of the Local Government Finance Act 1992, as amended;

 

(xi)       That it be noted that at its meeting on 17 December 2020 the Council calculated its Council Tax Base for the year 2021/22:

 

(a)       for the whole district as 24,959.9 [Item T in the formula in Section 31B of the Local Government Finance Act 1992 (the Act), as amended by the Localism Act 2011; and

 

(b)       for dwellings in those parts of its district to which a Parish precept relates as listed below:

 

(xii)     Calculate that the Council Tax Requirement for the Council’s own purposes for 2021 / 22 (excluding Parish precepts) is £5,176,517.

 

(xiii)   That the following amounts be calculated by the Council for the year 2021 / 22 in accordance with new Sections 31 to 36 of the Act as amended:

(a)       £29,902,595    being the aggregate of the amounts which the Council estimates for the items set out in Section 31A(2) of the Act, taking into account all precepts issued to it by Parish Councils (i.e. gross expenditure including Parish precepts)

 

(b)       £23,155,126    being the aggregate of the amounts which the Council estimates for the items set out in Section 31A(3) of the Act (i.e. gross income including government grants)

 

(c)       £6,747,469     being the amount by which the aggregate at xiii(a) above exceeds the aggregate at xiii(b) above, calculated by the Council, in accordance with Section 31A(4) of the Act, as its Council Tax Requirement for the year (Item R in the formula in Section 31B of the Act) (i.e. Council Tax Requirement including Parish precepts).

 

(d)       £270.34           being the amount at xiii(c) above (Item R) divided by the amount at 1(a) above (Item T), calculated by the Council, in accordance with Section 31B of the Act, as the basic amount of its Council Tax for the year (i.e. average Band D Council Tax including Parish precepts)

 

(e)       £1, 570,952     being the aggregate amount of all special items (Parish precepts) referred to in Section 34(1) of the Act (i.e. Parish Council precepts)

 

(f)        £207.40           being the amount at xiii(d) above less the result given by dividing the amount at xiii(e) above by Item T xi(a) above), calculated by the Council, in accordance with Section 34(2) of the Act, as the basic amount of its Council Tax for the year for dwellings in those parts of its area to which no special item relates (i.e. District Council Band D Council Tax excluding Parish precepts).

 

(g)       Basic Amount of Council Tax by Parish 2021 / 22

 

Town/Parish	Local Precept	Town/Parish Band D	District + Town/Parish Band D
Althorne	21,500.00	42.13	249.53
Asheldham	3,408.17	53.50	260.90
Bradwell-on-Sea	27,000.00	80.67	288.07
Burnham-on-Crouch	203,441.00	60.96	268.36
Cold Norton	38,189.00	76.78	284.18
Dengie	2,776.83	53.50	260.90
Goldhanger	9,250.00	29.79	237.19
Great Braxted	8,323.00	46.52	253.92
Great Totham	17,102.00	13.36	220.76
Hazeleigh	1,057.92	17.54	224.94
Heybridge	200,000.00	72.84	280.24
Heybridge Basin	34,000.00	126.16	333.56
Langford	5,191.00	59.94	267.34
Latchingdon	53,000.00	113.34	320.74
Little Braxted	4,400.00	51.46	258.86
Little Totham	8,450.00	43.60	251.00
Maldon	369,123.00	68.51	275.91
Mayland	100,249.00	68.67	276.07
Mundon	4,750.00	30.74	238.14
North Fambridge	17,650.00	43.23	250.63
Purleigh	44,000.00	78.35	285.75
Southminster	140,990.00	90.40	297.80
St. Lawrence	24,570.00	41.96	249.36
Steeple	8,915.00	46.53	253.93
Stow Maries	6,500.00	73.45	280.85
Tillingham	35,000.00	89.29	296.69
Tollesbury	89,902.00	91.62	299.02
Tolleshunt D'arcy	21,515.00	49.01	256.41
Tolleshunt Knights	10,000.00	23.62	231.02
Tolleshunt Major	8,400.00	30.78	238.18
Ulting	3,509.00	50.71	258.11
Wickham Bishops	20,276.00	20.70	228.10
Woodham Mortimer	4,479.08	17.54	224.94
Woodham Walter	24,035.00	87.34	294.74

 

These amounts are calculated by adding to the amount at xiii(f) above, the amounts of the special item or items relating to dwellings in those parts of the Councils area mentioned above divided in each case by the amount at xi(b) above, calculated by the Council, in accordance with Section 34(3) of the Act, as the basic amounts of its Council Tax for the year for dwellings in those parts of its area to which one or more special items relate.

 

(h)       Calculation of Basic Amounts of Council Tax by Parish for Different Valuation Bands

 

PARISH	Band A	Band B	Band C	Band D	Band E	Band F	Band G	Band H
Althorne	166.36	194.08	221.81	249.53	304.98	360.43	415.89	499.06
Asheldham	173.94	202.92	231.92	260.90	318.88	376.86	434.84	521.80
Bradwell-on-Sea	192.05	224.05	256.07	288.07	352.09	416.10	480.12	576.14
Burnham-on-Crouch	178.91	208.72	238.55	268.36	328.00	387.63	447.27	536.72
Cold Norton	189.46	221.03	252.61	284.18	347.33	410.48	473.64	568.36
Dengie	173.94	202.92	231.92	260.90	318.88	376.86	434.84	521.80
Goldhanger	158.13	184.48	210.84	237.19	289.90	342.61	395.32	474.38
Great Braxted	169.28	197.49	225.71	253.92	310.35	366.78	423.20	507.84
Great Totham	147.18	171.70	196.24	220.76	269.82	318.88	367.94	441.52
Hazeleigh	149.96	174.95	199.95	224.94	274.93	324.92	374.90	449.88
Heybridge	186.83	217.96	249.11	280.24	342.52	404.79	467.07	560.48
Heybridge Basin	222.38	259.43	296.50	333.56	407.69	481.81	555.94	667.12
Langford	178.23	207.93	237.64	267.34	326.75	386.16	445.57	534.68
Latchingdon	213.83	249.46	285.11	320.74	392.02	463.29	534.57	641.48
Little Braxted	172.58	201.33	230.10	258.86	316.39	373.91	431.44	517.72
Little Totham	167.34	195.22	223.12	251.00	306.78	362.56	418.34	502.00
Maldon	183.94	214.60	245.26	275.91	337.22	398.54	459.85	551.82
Mayland	184.05	214.72	245.40	276.07	337.42	398.77	460.12	552.14
Mundon	158.76	185.22	211.68	238.14	291.06	343.98	396.90	476.28
North Fambridge	167.09	194.93	222.79	250.63	306.33	362.02	417.72	501.26
Purleigh	190.50	222.25	254.00	285.75	349.25	412.75	476.25	571.50
Southminster	198.54	231.62	264.72	297.80	363.98	430.16	496.34	595.60
St. Lawrence	166.24	193.95	221.66	249.36	304.77	360.19	415.60	498.72
Steeple	169.29	197.50	225.72	253.93	310.36	366.79	423.22	507.86
Stow Maries	187.24	218.44	249.65	280.85	343.26	405.67	468.09	561.70
Tillingham	197.80	230.76	263.73	296.69	362.62	428.55	494.49	593.38
Tollesbury	199.35	232.57	265.80	299.02	365.47	431.92	498.37	598.04
Tolleshunt D'arcy	170.94	199.43	227.92	256.41	313.39	370.37	427.35	512.82
Tolleshunt Knights	154.02	179.68	205.36	231.02	282.36	333.70	385.04	462.04
Tolleshunt Major	158.79	185.25	211.72	238.18	291.11	344.04	396.97	476.36
Ulting	172.08	200.75	229.44	258.11	315.47	372.83	430.19	516.22
Wickham Bishops	152.07	177.41	202.76	228.10	278.79	329.48	380.17	456.20
Woodham Mortimer	149.96	174.95	199.95	224.94	274.93	324.92	374.90	449.88
Woodham Walter	196.50	229.24	262.00	294.74	360.24	425.74	491.24	589.48

 

These amounts are calculated by multiplying the amounts at xiii(g) above by the number which, in the proportion set out in Section 5(1) of the Act, is applicable to dwellings listed in a particular valuation band, divided by the number which in that proportion is applicable to dwellings listed in valuation Band D, calculated by the Council, in accordance with Section 36(1) of the Act, as the amounts to be taken into account for the year, in respect of categories of dwellings listed in different valuation bands.

 

(xiv)   That it be noted for the year 2021 / 22 the major precepting authorities have issued precepts to the Council, in accordance with Section 40 of the Local Government Finance Act 1992, for each category of dwellings in the Council’s area as indicated in the table below:

 

Precepting Authority	Valuation Bands
Essex County Council	A	£893.94	E	£1,638.89
	B	£1,042.93	F	£1,936.87
	C	£1,191.92	G	£2,234.85
	D	£1,340.91	H	£2,681.82
Essex Police Fire Crime Commissioner (PFCC) Fire and Rescue Association (F&RA) Essex Police and Crime Commissioner	A	£139.02	E	£254.87
	B	£162.19	F	£301.21
	C	£185.36	G	£347.55
	D	£208.53	H	£417.06
Essex PFCC F&RA Essex Fire and Rescue Authority	A	£49.26	E	£90.31
	B	£57.47	F	£106.73
	C	£65.68	G	£123.15
	D	£73.89	H	£147.78

 

(xv)     That, having calculated the aggregate in each case of the amounts at xiii(h) and xiv above, the Council, in accordance with Sections 30 and 36 of the Local Government Finance Act 1992 as amended, hereby sets the following amounts as the amounts of Council Tax for the year 2021 / 22 for each part of its area and for each of the categories of dwelling shown in Table A below.

(xvi)   Determines that the Council’s basic amount of Council Tax for 2021 / 22 is not excessive in accordance with the principles approved under Section 52ZB of the Local Government Finance Act 1992, as amended.

 

As the billing authority, the Council has not been notified by a major precepting authority that its relevant basic amount of Council Tax for 2021 / 22 is excessive and that the billing authority is not required to hold a referendum in accordance with Section 52ZK of the Local Government Finance Act 1992, as amended.

 

 

TABLE A

 

	Total Council Tax Amounts (£) by Band and Area 2021 / 22
Parish/Area	Band A	Band B	Band C	Band D	Band E	Band F	Band G	Band H
Althorne	1,248.58	1,456.67	1,664.77	1,872.86	2,289.05	2,705.24	3,121.44	3,745.72
Asheldham	1,256.16	1,465.51	1,674.88	1,884.23	2,302.95	2,721.67	3,140.39	3,768.46
Bradwell-on-Sea	1,274.27	1,486.64	1,699.03	1,911.40	2,336.16	2,760.91	3,185.67	3,822.80
Burnham-on-Crouch	1,261.13	1,471.31	1,681.51	1,891.69	2,312.07	2,732.44	3,152.82	3,783.38
Cold Norton	1,271.68	1,483.62	1,695.57	1,907.51	2,331.40	2,755.29	3,179.19	3,815.02
Dengie	1,256.16	1,465.51	1,674.88	1,884.23	2,302.95	2,721.67	3,140.39	3,768.46
Goldhanger	1,240.35	1,447.07	1,653.80	1,860.52	2,273.97	2,687.42	3,100.87	3,721.04
Great Braxted	1,251.50	1,460.08	1,668.67	1,877.25	2,294.42	2,711.59	3,128.75	3,754.50
Great Totham	1,229.40	1,434.29	1,639.20	1,844.09	2,253.89	2,663.69	3,073.49	3,688.18
Hazeleigh	1,232.18	1,437.54	1,642.91	1,848.27	2,259.00	2,669.73	3,080.45	3,696.54
Heybridge	1,269.05	1,480.55	1,692.07	1,903.57	2,326.59	2,749.60	3,172.62	3,807.14
Heybridge Basin	1,304.60	1,522.02	1,739.46	1,956.89	2,391.76	2,826.62	3,261.49	3,913.78
Langford	1,260.45	1,470.52	1,680.60	1,890.67	2,310.82	2,730.97	3,151.12	3,781.34
Latchingdon	1,296.05	1,512.05	1,728.07	1,944.07	2,376.09	2,808.10	3,240.12	3,888.14
Little Braxted	1,254.80	1,463.92	1,673.06	1,882.19	2,300.46	2,718.72	3,136.99	3,764.38
Little Totham	1,249.56	1,457.81	1,666.08	1,874.33	2,290.85	2,707.37	3,123.89	3,748.66
Maldon	1,266.16	1,477.19	1,688.22	1,899.24	2,321.29	2,743.35	3,165.40	3,798.48
Mayland	1,266.27	1,477.31	1,688.36	1,899.40	2,321.49	2,743.58	3,165.67	3,798.80
Mundon	1,240.98	1,447.81	1,654.64	1,861.47	2,275.13	2,688.79	3,102.45	3,722.94
North Fambridge	1,249.31	1,457.52	1,665.75	1,873.96	2,290.40	2,706.83	3,123.27	3,747.92
Purleigh	1,272.72	1,484.84	1,696.96	1,909.08	2,333.32	2,757.56	3,181.80	3,818.16
Southminster	1,280.76	1,494.21	1,707.68	1,921.13	2,348.05	2,774.97	3,201.89	3,842.26
St. Lawrence	1,248.46	1,456.54	1,664.62	1,872.69	2,288.84	2,705.00	3,121.15	3,745.38
Steeple	1,251.51	1,460.09	1,668.68	1,877.26	2,294.43	2,711.60	3,128.77	3,754.52
Stow Maries	1,269.46	1,481.03	1,692.61	1,904.18	2,327.33	2,750.48	3,173.64	3,808.36
Tillingham	1,280.02	1,493.35	1,706.69	1,920.02	2,346.69	2,773.36	3,200.04	3,840.04
Tollesbury	1,281.57	1,495.16	1,708.76	1,922.35	2,349.54	2,776.73	3,203.92	3,844.70
TolleshuntD'arcy	1,253.16	1,462.02	1,670.88	1,879.74	2,297.46	2,715.18	3,132.90	3,759.48
Tolleshunt Knights	1,236.24	1,442.27	1,648.32	1,854.35	2,266.43	2,678.51	3,090.59	3,708.70
Tolleshunt Major	1,241.01	1,447.84	1,654.68	1,861.51	2,275.18	2,688.85	3,102.52	3,723.02
Ulting	1,254.30	1,463.34	1,672.40	1,881.44	2,299.54	2,717.64	3,135.74	3,762.88
Wickham Bishops	1,234.29	1,440.00	1,645.72	1,851.43	2,262.86	2,674.29	3,085.72	3,702.86
Woodham Mortimer	1,232.18	1,437.54	1,642.91	1,848.27	2,259.00	2,669.73	3,080.45	3,696.54
Woodham Walter	1,278.72	1,491.83	1,704.96	1,918.07	2,344.31	2,770.55	3,196.79	3,836.14