12th September 2024

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Ashby Woulds Town Council Serving the people of Albert Village, Ashby Woulds, Boothorpe, Moira, Norris Hill and Spring Cottage

Financials

Annual Returns

Ashby Woulds Town Council is required, in accordance with the Accounts and Audit Regulations, to complete an Annual Return setting out Accounting Statements and an Annual Governance Statement for each financial year. These statements and their supporting documentation are audited by the Council's Internal Auditor and an External Auditor.

Accounts 2023 - 2024

Accounts 2022 - 2023

Accounts 2021 - 2022

Accounts 2020 - 2021

Accounts 2019 - 2020

Accounts 2018 - 2019

Accounts 2014 - 2018

Financial Risk Assessments

Risk is the threat that an event or action will adversely affect an organisation's ability to achieve its objectives and to successfully execute its strategies. Risk management is the process by which risks are identified, evaluated and controlled. It is a key element of the framework of governance together with community focus, structures and processes, standards of conduct and service delivery arrangements.

This document has been produced to enable the Town Council to assess the risks that it faces and satisfy itself that it has taken adequate steps to minimise them. The Council is aware although some risks can never be eliminated fully, it has in place a strategy that provides a structured, systematic and focused approach to managing risk which:

  • Identifies the key risks facing the Council
  • Identifies what he risk may be
  • Identifies the level of risk
  • Evaluates the management and control of the risk and records findings
  • Reviews, assesses and revises procedures if required.

Asset Register

List of Assets held by the Town Council

Insurance

Insurance cover is maintained for all of the council's assets including all land and property, employees, councillors and volunteers. Any specific queries should be referred to the Town Clerk .

Grant Aid Policy

Ashby Woulds Town Council has statutory powers to make funds available to local organisations for the overall benefit of the town and its residents (LGA 1972 s137, s144, s145). The Council will consider an application for grant aid from any local voluntary or charitable organisation.

The total amount of grant aid available is set by the Council as part of its budget for each financial year

Budget

Financial Regulations

Precept

A Parish/Town Council Precept is a tax charged on each property in a parish, and is seen on your Council Tax bill. It is used to fund all the activities that a Parish or Town Council undertakes for the benefit of the community.

Parish and Town Councils raise their money primarily from a levy called a precept.

Each January this Council's precept is agreed by Members through a process of setting a budget which forecast the expected expenditure and income for the following financial year. The precept is collected by the District Council on behalf of the town council in the form of Council Tax.

Last updated: Tue, 23 Apr 2024 12:21