Dodleston Parish Council 2019 - 2026
Finances Snapshot
Data sourced from Dodleston Parish Council AGAR returns,
published accounts and Cheshire West & Chester Infrastructure Statements
How the growth of Kings Moat
has shaped parish finances
📈 Reserves Growth
£5,625 → £356,415 → £250,463
Reserves increase over 6,200%
💷Precept Increase
£19,944 → £51,730
159% increase in annual precept
🏗️ CIL Received
- 2020/2021 £64,059
- 2021/2022 information not provided
- 2022/2023 £85,393
- 2023/2024 information not provided
- 2024/2025 £78,425
- total known recieved = £227,879
Actual total is higher
(missing years information)
💰CIL Spent
2022/2023
- Play equipment £18,244
- Pavilion shed £3,917
- Ride-on mower £4,500
- Dragonfly sculpture £1,305
2024/2025
no information £45,349
As of March 2025 unspent £297,487
2019 - 2021
Small reserves,
stable finances
£5k to £20k range
2022 - 2025
Major growth from
'Other Receipts'
£120k+ per year
2025 - 2026
Large spending year reduces reserves
£174k spent
Impact of Kings Moat
🏡Kings Moat’s Role
- Largest residential area in the parish
- Principal source of recent CIL income
- Growing share of parish precept
- Increasing influence on parish decisions
🔍 Questions from Kings Moat Residents
- How much CIL did Kings Moat generate?
- How is the CIL being allocated
- Which projects benefit Kings Moat
- What future infrastructure could be funded?