Parish Council Meeting Minutes, 14th May 2019
Please see below minutes from the May Parish Council Meeting approved at the meeting held in June 2019. The June minutes will be published after the July meeting.
If you have any comments regarding these minutes please contact the Parish Council directly. Their contact details are in the Tilshead Newsletter.
The next and future meetings are listed here or you can view in calendar.
2019-05-14 Minutes
2018/2019 Annual Statement of Accounts
Annual Governance and Accountability Return 2018/2019
Please see below documents published as required by the Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015, the Local Audit (Smaller Authorities) Regulations 2015 and the Transparency Code for Smaller Authorities:
Certificate of Exemption
Annual Internal Audit Report 2018/2019
Section 1 – Annual Governance Statement 2018/2019
Section 2 – Accounting Statements 2018/2019
Analysis of variances
Bank reconciliation
Notice of the period for the exercise of public rights and other information required by Regulation 15(2), Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015
Certificate of Exemption
2018 2019 Certificate of Exemption - AGAR Part 2
Annual Internal Audit Report 2018/2019
2018 2019 Annual Internal Audit Report
Section 1 – Annual Governance Statement 2018/2019
2018 2019 Section 1 - Annual Governance Statement
Section 2 – Accounting Statements 2018/2019
2018 2019 Section 2 - Accounting Statements
Analysis of variances
2018 2019 Explanation of Variances
Statement of Accounts including Bank reconciliation
2018 2019 Statement of Accounts
Notice of the period for the exercise of public rights and other information required by Regulation 15(2), Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015
2018 2019 Notice of Public Rights
Parish Council Vacancy – Deadline to call for Election 27th June 2019
Following the resignation of Councillor Judith Moore please see below Notice of Vacancy.
An election to fill the vacancy will be held if TEN electors from the Parish of Tilshead write to the Returning Officer by 27th June 2019 asking for an election to be held.
If an election is not requested by that date, then the Parish Council must fill the vacancy by co-option as soon as practicable.
2019-06-07 Vacancy
Parish Council Meeting Minutes, 9th April 2019
Please see below minutes from the April Parish Council Meeting approved at the meeting held in May 2019. The May minutes will be published after the June meeting.
If you have any comments regarding these minutes please contact the Parish Council directly. Their contact details are in the Tilshead Newsletter.
The next and future meetings are listed here or you can view in calendar.
2019-04-09 Minutes
Wiltshire & Swindon Community Messaging
Have you signed up to Community Messaging?
Wiltshire Police use an email alert system called Community Messaging, also known as Neighbourhood Alert, across Wiltshire and Swindon to provide real time information to subscribing residents and businesses.
This is a free service and once subscribed you can choose what sort of alert to receive and how to receive them. This way the alerts will be tailored specifically to your interests and delivered by email, text or phone.
Community Messaging allows Wiltshire Police, and carefully selected partners, to help keep communities better informed about police and crime updates affecting their local area. The messages can even be sent to individual postcodes.
Although Wiltshire Police is the main source of information the system is also used by Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue, Wiltshire and Swindon Neighbourhood Watch, Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner, Gas Emergency Service and Action Fraud (the national centre for fraud and cybercrime). All these partners provide relevant information to help keep you safe and secure.
You can respond directly to messages and rate the value/relevance of alerts on a scale of 1-5. Your feedback can be most useful to provide first hand intelligence relating to alerts but also to allow us to assess the effectiveness of the system so we keep messages and alerts relevant.
The relevance of alerts is controlled by users through the selection of specific schemes on the system; Neighbourhood watch is one popular choice but there are also groups for Community Speed Watch, Youth Clubs and Groups, Church Watch, Horse Watch, Farm Watch and many others. All can be selected or deselected as required and all have the ability for you to feed intelligence to crime prevention partners.
It should be emphasised that Community Messaging is not a way of reporting crimes – always call 999 in an emergency or 101 in a non-emergency situation.
Community Messaging doesn’t replace the social media activity that the force uses to reach out to communities but works alongside it to make sure that messages are received in a timely way. With changes to the algorithms that the leading social media platforms use to distribute information you are possibly seeing far fewer of the posts issued than you did five years ago. By signing up to Community Messaging you will be sure to receive the information directly.
www.wiltsmessaging.co.uk