Every year the Parish Council must publish a set of documents containing governance statements and key accounting figures, known as the Annual Governance and Accountability Return (AGAR). Furthermore, smaller authorities may exempt themselves from the requirement to send the AGAR for external audit provided certain conditions are met. However, the return must still be published in full and made available for inspection on request during a period of 30 business days which includes 1st July to 9th August 2024.
Accordingly, you may view the following documents here:
Notice-of-Exercise-of-Public-Rights_2023/24 – an explanation of your public rights including the statutory notice telling you the dates between which you may inspect the accounts.
The parish council is obliged by law to publish the following information online for the prior financial year. Here is the information for the year ended 31 March 2024.
2023/4_Bank Reconciliation_March31 ’24
2023/24 End of Year Accounting Statement
The Annual Governance Statement for ’23/’24 (Section 1) & the Annual Accounting Statement for ’23/’24 (Section 2), together with the Certificate of Exemption and the Internal Audit Report (signed by the auditor). The report in full can be found here.
The Community Infrastructure Levi (CIL) Report for ’23/’24
Every year the Parish Council must publish a set of documents containing governance statements and key accounting figures, known as the Annual Governance and Accountability Return (AGAR). Furthermore, smaller authorities may exempt themselves from the requirement to send the AGAR for external audit provided certain conditions are met. However, the return must still be published in full and made available for inspection on request during a period of 30 business days which includes 1st to 14th July 2023.
Accordingly, you may view the following documents here:
Notice-of-Exercise-of-Public-Rights_2022/23 – an explanation of your public rights including the statutory notice telling you the dates between which you may inspect the accounts.
The parish council is obliged by law to publish the following information online for the prior financial year. Here is the information for the year ended 31 March 2023.
2022/23_Bank Reconciliation_March31 ’23
2022/23 End of Year Accounting Statement
The Annual Governance Statement for ’22/’23 (Section 1) & the Annual Accounting Statement for ’22/’23 (Section 2), together with the Certificate of Exemption and the Internal Audit Report (signed by the auditor). His report in full can be found here
Every year the Parish Council must publish a set of documents containing governance statements and key accounting figures, known as the Annual Governance and Accountability Return (AGAR). Furthermore, smaller authorities may exempt themselves from the requirement to send the AGAR for external audit provided certain conditions are met. However, the return must still be published in full and made available for inspection on request during a period of 30 business days which includes 1st to 14th July 2022.
Accordingly, you may view the following documents here:
2021’22_Exercise-your-Public-Rights – an explanation of your public rights
2021’22_Public_Rights_Notice – the statutory notice telling you the dates between which you may inspect the accounts
The parish council is obliged by law to publish the following information online for the prior financial year. Here is the information for the year ended 31 March 2022.
Bank Reconciliation-31st March ’22
2021’22 End of Year Accounting Statement
Annual Governance_Statement (Section 1) & Section 2- 2021/’22 Accounting Statement these documents are the Annual Governance Statement and the Accounting Statement, together with the Certificate_of_Exemption and the 202122_AGAR_Internal_Audit_Report (signed by the auditor).
Every year the Parish Council must publish a set of documents containing governance statements and key accounting figures, Known previously as the Annual Return, it was rebadged as the Annual Governance and Accountability Return (AGAR). Furthermore, smaller authorities may exempt themselves from the requirement to send the AGAR for external audit provided certain conditions are met. However, the return must still be published in full and made available for inspection on request during a period of 30 business days which includes 1st to 14th July 2021.
Accordingly, you may view the following documents here:
2020–21_Explanation_of_rights – an explanation of your public rights
2020-21_Notice-of-public-rights – the statutory notice telling you the dates between which you may inspect the accounts
The parish council is obliged by law to publish the following information online for the prior financial year. Here is the information for the year ended 31 March 2021.
Bank Reconciliation 31st March 2021
End of Year Accounts 31st March 2021
AGAR Annual Governance Statement Section 1 & AGAR Annual Accounting Statement Section 2 these documents are the Annual Governance Statement and the Accounting Statement, together with the Certificate of Exemption and the AGAR Internal Audit Report (signed by the auditor).
Every year the Parish Council must publish a set of documents containing governance statements and key accounting figures. Known previously as the Annual Return it was rebadged as the Annual Governance and Accountability Return (AGAR). Furthermore, smaller authorities may exempt themselves from the requirement to send the AGAR for external audit provided certain conditions are met.
However, the return must still be published in full and made available for inspection on request during a period of 30 business days. Legislative changes have been made as a result of the restrictions imposed by the Coronavirus for the 2019/20 reporting year which mean that there is no requirement for a common period for public rights. The period for the exercise of public rights must however commence on or before 1 September 2020.
Accordingly, you may view the following documents here:
2019-20_Explanation of Rights – a statement of your public rights
2019-20_Notice of Public Rights – the statutory notice telling you the dates between which you may inspect the accounts.
The parish council is obliged by law to publish the following information online for the prior financial year. Here is the information for the year ended 31 March 2020.
End of year Accounting Statement
201920_AGAR_Sections1and2 – these documents are the Annual Governance Statement and the Accounting Statement, together with the Certificate of Exemption and the Internal Audit Report (signed by the auditor) Annual Internal Audit Report (signed) which are separate links.
Items of expenditure over £100
Bank Reconciliation 31st March 2020
Every year the Parish Council must publish a set of documents containing governance statements and key accounting figures. Known previously as the Annual Return it has been rebadged for 201819 as the Annual Governance and Accountability Return (AGAR). Furthermore, smaller authorities in 201819 may exempt themselves from the requirement to send the AGAR for external audit provided certain conditions are met. However, the return must still be published in full and made available for inspection on request during a period of 30 business days which includes the 1st–12th July 2019.
The parish council is obliged by law to publish the following information online for the prior year and to do so by 1st July every year. Here is the information for the year ended 31 March 2019.
2018-19 BPC Internal Audit Report
2018-19 Brightling Parich Council_End_of_year_Accountts
2018-19 Brightling Parish Council Register of Public Land & Assets
2018-19 Brightling Parish Council_AGAR_Part 2 – this is the full document including the Certificate of Exemption (from external audit), the Annual Governance Statement and the Accounting Statement.
2018-19_Items of Expenditure over £100
Every year the Parish Council must publish a set of documents containing governance statements and key accounting figures. Known previously as the Annual Return it has been rebadged for 201718 as the Annual Governance and Accountability Return (AGAR). Furthermore, smaller authorities in 201718 may exempt themselves from the requirement to send the AGAR for external audit provided certain conditions are met. However, the return must still be published in full and made available for inspection on request during a period of 30 business days which includes the 2nd–13th July 2018.
Accordingly, you may view the following documents here:
Your Public Rights – a statement of what your rights are
Notice of the Exercise of Public Rights – the statutory notice telling you the dates between which you may inspect the accounts.
Annual Governance and Accountability Return – this is the full document including the Certificate of Exemption (from external audit), the Annual Governance Statement and the Accounting Statement.
The parish council is obliged by law to publish the following information online for the prior year and to do so by 1st July every year. Here is the information for the year ended 31 March 2018.