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Location: South East England Population: 174,100 (ONS, census 2011) Interesting fact: On Sunday, May 21, 1950, the first ever recorded tornado in the UK struck the Vale of Aylesbury
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Aylesbury Vale is a member of the Rural Services Network and falls |
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Aylesbury Vale Information |
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| Phone number 01296 336977 |
Website www.aylesburyvaledc.gov.uk |
Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) - Buckinghamshire Thames Valley - South East Midlands |
| Frequency of elections Every 4 years |
Number of councillors 59 |
Political composition Conservative - 37 Liberal Democrat - 21 Independent - 1 |
| MPs Aylesbury - David Lidington (Conservative)Buckingham - John Bercow (Conservative / The Speaker) |
Decision making structure Leader and a Cabinet |
Population change One Year Population Change + 900 (0.52%) Ten Year Population Change + 10,400 (6.34%) |
| Police Authority Thames Valley Police Authority |
Fire Service Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service |
Health Authority South Central Strategic Health Authority |
| Area 90,360 Hectares |
Super Sparsity Indicator 0.0882 |
Audited by Southern Region (Audit Commission) |
| Rural Classification (Birbeck) Predominently Rural (Rural 50) |
Population by Area- (Density) 1.92 people per hectare |
Number of Parishes 111 |
| Number of Parish Meetings 27 |
Number of Parish Councils 81 |
Number of Town Councils 3 |
| Average house price £259,018 (Jan - March 2010) £278,450 (Oct - Dec 2010) £273,708 (July - Sept 2011) £264,923 (Oct - Dec 2011) £273,920 (July - Sept 2012) £260,464 (Oct - Dec 2012) |
Outsourced Services Street Cleaning and Litter, Leisure Centres (Trust), Theatre, Green Spaces Grounds Maintenance. Dog Warden service, Cleaning, Occupational Health, Security and Parking Services Cover. Commercial Property (Trust), Abandoned vehicles, Vending machines, Water machines. The maintenance and repairs of AVDC operational properties namely - Offices, Community Centres, Pavilions, Car Parks, Public Toilets and other sundry building and properties. Maintenance would include service contracts and repairs would include both planned and reactive repairs. Also included would be external consultants, such as Structural engineers, Services engineers, Asbestos consultants, Water quality engineers, Building Surveyors |
Average age of population 39.1 (2011 Census data) |
| Main Towns Buckingham, Winslow, Aylesbury |
Unemployment rate 1.7% (JSA claimants for December 2012) |
Current Council Tax * (amount reported is the amount received by the Council - no other services are included) 2010/2011 Council Tax - £144.18 2011/2012 Council Tax - £144.17 2012/2013 Council Tax - £144.09 2013/2014 Council Tax - £146.42 |
| Percentage of households which are second homes/holiday accommodation 0.47% (Department for Communities and Local Government, October 2012) |
Percentage of population who have reported they are in very good health 51.4% (2011 Census data) |
Percentage of employed people who have less than 2km to travel to work 32% |
| Employment by Occupation Percentage of people aged 16 and over who are in Social Major Group 1-3 46.9% (2011 Census data) |
Average annual wage for full time employees
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Percentage of those employed in full time employment 43.2% (2011 Census data) |
| Cars or vans owned per household (2011 Census data) No cars or vans - 13.3% 1 car or van - 38.1% 2 cars or vans - 36.2% 3 cars or vans - 8.8% 4 or more cars and vans - 3.5% |
Local Newspapers Bucks Herald, Buckingham and Winslow Advertiser, Leighton Buzzard Observer, Bucks Free Press Thame Gazette |
National Park/AONBs The Chilterns (AONBS) |
| MP with ** beside their name are members of the APPG on Rural Services. | ||
Detail and Analysis for Aylesbury Vale |
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The most up-to-date analysis of your authority's grant allocation position.
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A review of how your authority is performing compared with all rural authorities and other key benchmarks. |
An analysis of your authority's costs compared with other rural authorities and key benchmarks.
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The latest economic data for your authority compared with key benchmarks to assist local economic assesments.
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Observatory
The Observatory opens the window to a statistical view of rural life. It provides analyses and comment on key service provision and issues affecting rural communities (Click here to visit this section) |
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 Click here for further details about the Rural Services Network and the SPARSE Rural branch of the organisation. Diagrams illustrating the structure of the organisation can also be found here. |
Our Major Documents
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| (All factual information on these pages is updated annually by the RSN) (Information given via links will however be updated as new information becomes available) |
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Fairer Funding
Financial Analysis
A local insight
The RSN is asking Councils to give a local rural perspective through answers to the two questions set out below. This process is ongoing, but we hope to be given first replies for this year by the end of 2011. The boxes below will be completed as we hear back from authorities. Information given will be incorporated into Rural Services Network reports, representations and programmes.
One area of policy undertaken by Aylesbury Vale District Council where (in their rural areas) they felt they have made real progress in the last year:
Comment
One area of policy delivery undertaken by Aylesbury Vale District Council where (in their rural areas) they consider they still face or now face a significant challenge:
Comment
(All factual information on these pages is updated annually by the RSN)
(Information given via links will however be updated as new information becomes available)
