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Milton KeynesMilton Keynes is a large town in Buckinghamshire, England, about 45miles (72km) north-west of London. It is also the principal town of the Borough of Milton Keynes. It was formally designated as a new town on 23 January 1967. Its 89km2 (34sqmi) area incorporated the existing towns of Bletchley, Wolverton and Stony Stratford along with another fifteen villages and farmland in between. It took its name from the existing village of Milton Keynes, a few miles east of the planned city centre. Uniquely for the United Kingdom, the urban form uses a 1km grid for the top level of street hierarchy: the local form of most districts is more traditional. At the 2001 census the population of the Milton Keynes urban area, including the adjacent town of Newport Pagnell, was 184,506, and that of the wider Borough, which has been a unitary authority independent of Buckinghamshire County Council since 1997, was 207,063.
Climate Information
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Monthly averages°C |
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January |
Avg Low: 2° |
Avg High: 7° |
Avg precip: 4.51 cm |
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February |
Avg Low: 2° |
Avg High: 8° |
Avg precip: 3.39 cm |
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March |
Avg Low: 4° |
Avg High: 11° |
Avg precip: 2.87 cm |
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April |
Avg Low: 4° |
Avg High: 13° |
Avg precip: 4.39 cm |
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May |
Avg Low: 7° |
Avg High: 17° |
Avg precip: 3.49 cm |
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June |
Avg Low: 10° |
Avg High: 19° |
Avg precip: 4.66 cm |
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July |
Avg Low: 12° |
Avg High: 22° |
Avg precip: 4.21 cm |
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August |
Avg Low: 12° |
Avg High: 23° |
Avg precip: 4.69 cm |
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September |
Avg Low: 10° |
Avg High: 19° |
Avg precip: 5.49 cm |
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October |
Avg Low: 8° |
Avg High: 14° |
Avg precip: 5.68 cm |
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November |
Avg Low: 5° |
Avg High: 10° |
Avg precip: 4.8 cm |
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December |
Avg Low: 3° |
Avg High: 7° |
Avg precip: 4.98 cm |
Milton Keynes Property Market
Milton Keynes has what is probably the widest range of housing of any new city in the UK. From old fashioned canal side properties to modern, urban houses, each area has its own particular personality. In Central Milton Keynes there is currently a huge amount of development
The Government has identified Milton Keynes for ongoing expansion in south east England to accommodate a fast increasing population. The town offers all the advantages of modern living in a new and carefully planned environment. The excellent grid road network and leisure facilities, together with a comprehensive range of housing opportunities, has made Milton Keynes an attractive yet convenient place to live.
Self-build properties are particularly popular and successful in Milton Keynes, with 1,000's of plots having been sold throughout the city.
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The average council tax charges for April 2008 - March 2009 are listed below, based on a household of two adults. The tax bands are based on the value of your property in 1991.
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The average council tax per household in Milton Keynes council is £1,122.33.
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MILTON KEYNES |
AVERAGE |
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Band A |
£874.55 |
£931.17 |
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Band B |
£1,020.30 |
£1,086.37 |
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Band C |
£1,166.06 |
£1,241.56 |
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Band D |
£1,311.82 |
£1,396.76 |
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Band E |
£1,603.34 |
£1,707.15 |
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Band F |
£1,894.85 |
£2,017.54 |
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Band G |
£2,186.37 |
£2,327.93 |
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Band H |
£2,623.64 |
£2,793.52 | |
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