Parish Council Finances
Notice of Conclusion of AuditUnder the new Transparency for Small Councils initiative, we are required to upload financial information about the Council’s finances. The Financial regulations, updated versions of the budget and spend to date will be available points throughout the year. Details of spending each month can be found on the agenda and minutes for each meeting.
Financial Regulations May 19
Budget 2019 20
Brington Parish Council has set the precept for the year 2019/20 at £20,680. This represents an increase of 10% over the previous and is intended to allow for inflation and for the potential burden of an increase in responsibilities for parish councils, brought about by the organisational change of local govenment in Northamptonshire.
Audit 2019-20
The audit of 2019-20 has been concluded. Attached is the notice of this conclusion along with the reports
Budget 201819
Internal Auditor’s Terms of Reference Approved May 2019BPC Internal Audit Terms of Reference 2019
Internal Auditor’s Report Brington Internal Audit Report_31MAR19_v1
Annual Governance & Accountability Return (Exempt Authority) AGAR 2018-19 return
The Statement of Accounts, Notes to the Accounts and Bank Reconciliation 2019Statement of Accounts2019 Variances explained 2019 EoY Bank Rec
The Notice of Public Rights and Publication of of Annual Governance & Accountability Return (Exempt Authority) provision for public rights completed AG
PC Cash book 2018/19 Cash book 1819
2017/18 Accounts Annual Governance & Accountability Return (AGAR), Statement of Accounts, Asset Register & Explanatory Notes
AGAR Part 2 , 2018 Statement of Accounts Final Register of Assets Notes to the Accounts
The Internal Auditors Report to the Council
Bringtons Internal Audit Report_31MAR18_v1The Budget for 2017/18 can be seen hereFinal Budget 201718
The Cash Book showing all income and expenditure can be found here
The Council’s budget for the year 2017/18 can be seen here
The precept for Brington for the coming year has been set at £18,800. This represents a 25% increase on the previous year and has been required to meet the payments required on the low interest loan negotiated to pay for the completion of the replacement street light programme, escalating costs and to deal with the extra expenditure anticipated by the huge reductions in County Council expenditure and services.The BPC Budget for 2018/19 agreed by the Council in November 2018, can be found here
