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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Below are some of the main policies and publications which govern how Burton Green Parish Council undertakes decisions and manages its finances, in addition to the various pieces of statute which determine our powers as a Council.
Core documents:
Burton Green Parish Council Standing Orders 24/25
Burton Green Parish Council Financial Regulations 24/25
Burton Green Parish Council Code of Conduct 24/25
Committee Terms of Reference:
BGPC Finance & General Purposes Committee Terms of Reference
BGPC Planning Committee Terms of Reference
Council Policies & Documents:
BGPC Anti-bribery, Corruption and Theft Policy 24/26
BGPC Biodiversity Statement 23/24
BGPC Complaints Procedure 24/25
BGPC Councillor Co-option Policy 24/25
BGPC Data Breach Policy 24/25
BGPC Data Protection Policy 24/25
BGPC Disciplinary Policy 24/25
BGPC Document Retention Policy 24/25
BGPC Equality Policy 24/26
BGPC Expenses Policy 24/25
BGPC Financial Reserves Policy 24/25
BGPC General Privacy Notice 24/25
BGPC Gifts & Awards Policy 25/27
BGPC Grant Awarding Policy and Application Form 24/25
BGPC Grievance Policy 24/25
BGPC Health and Safety Policy 24/25
BGPC LGPS Discretions Policy 24/25
BGPC Publication Information 24/25
BGPC Risk Management Policy 24/25
BGPC Sexual and General Harassment Policy 24/25
BGPC Sickness and Absence Policy 24/25
BGPC Subject Access Request (SAR) Policy 24/25
BGPC System of Internal Control & Audit 24/25
BGPC Training & Development Policy 24/25
BGPC Vexatious Complaints Policy 24/26
BGPC Asset Register 24/25
BGPC Volunteer Policy 24/25
BGPC Protocol on meeting with Developers, Landowners and Agents
You can view the Councillors' Disclosable Pecuniary Interest Forms here: DPIs BGPC
Burton Green Parish Council has adopted the Information Commissioner's Model Publication Scheme and has published the following guide to information available under the scheme. We aim to publish as much information as we can on this website, however some items are only available in print. Click for the Council's Data Protection Registration Certificate
If you wish to obtain information about the Council which is not routinely published, and which falls within the general right of access under the Freedom of Information Act, you should write to the Town Clerk, or send an e-mail. You must include your contact details and sufficient detail to enable the Council to identify the information requested.
Depending on the amount of information requested, a charge may be made. You should be aware that the Council is legally entitled to withhold certain information. For more information please see the Council's Subject Access Request Procedure.
Further Information:
The following publications produced by the National Association of Local Councils provide further information, and there is also a range of information on their website (www.nalc.gov.uk).
All About Local Councils – Download A booklet for anyone wanting to know more about parish, town, neighbourhood and community councils and the role of local councillors.
Good Councillor Guide – Download This is a training resource aimed at local councillors, but is also a helpful resource to anyone wanting to know more about the work of a councillor or thinking of becoming one.
Local Councils Charter – Download A Charter between all local parish and town councils within Warwickshire through the Warwickshire and West Midlands Association of Local Councils (WALC), the Principal Councils, the County Council and four District Councils in Warwickshire which have parishes. It sets out how they aim to work together for the benefit of the local people.
It Takes All Sorts – Download A booklet highlighting the difference you can make by representing your community on your local council. It explains the role of local councils and local councillors and tells you how you can get involved. The booklet also features the thoughts of current councillors from around the country explaining a little about why they represent their communities. It makes it clear that people from all backgrounds and walks of life have made the journey to becoming a local councillor, and that so can you. You may find this document useful if you are considering standing for your local council or if you are curious about the role of local councils and local councillors.
Pointers to Good Practice – Download A joint NALC/Commission for Rural Communities publication this guide book identifies good practice for local councils. The guide covers five main topic headings; Involving people and strengthening the community; Working on practical projects with local support; Co-operating with others; Influencing decisions that affect the community; and Building change that lasts.
What is Big Society – Download Features a series of essays by parliamentarians and other key thinkers on the concept of Big Society and the practical implications for localism
Localism Booklet – What is Localism – Download A pamphlet in which parliamentarians share their thoughts on Localism and what it means to local councils.
Localism in Practice 1 – Download | Localism 2 – Download | Localism 3 – Download A set of three pamphlets giving examples on how local councils are delivering for people and communities and what localism and the Big Society mean in practice ; looks at economy and recession, climate change and sustainability, digital inclusion and engagement, housing, young people, crime and safety and innovative practice.
Below are some of the main policies and publications which govern how Burton Green Parish Council undertakes decisions and manages its finances, in addition to the various pieces of statute which determine our powers as a Council.
Core documents:
Burton Green Parish Council Standing Orders 24/25
Burton Green Parish Council Financial Regulations 24/25
Burton Green Parish Council Code of Conduct 24/25
Committee Terms of Reference:
BGPC Finance & General Purposes Committee Terms of Reference
BGPC Planning Committee Terms of Reference
Council Policies & Documents:
BGPC Anti-bribery, Corruption and Theft Policy 24/26
BGPC Biodiversity Statement 23/24
BGPC Complaints Procedure 24/25
BGPC Councillor Co-option Policy 24/25
BGPC Data Breach Policy 24/25
BGPC Data Protection Policy 24/25
BGPC Disciplinary Policy 24/25
BGPC Document Retention Policy 24/25
BGPC Equality Policy 24/26
BGPC Expenses Policy 24/25
BGPC Financial Reserves Policy 24/25
BGPC General Privacy Notice 24/25
BGPC Gifts & Awards Policy 25/27
BGPC Grant Awarding Policy and Application Form 24/25
BGPC Grievance Policy 24/25
BGPC Health and Safety Policy 24/25
BGPC LGPS Discretions Policy 24/25
BGPC Publication Information 24/25
BGPC Risk Management Policy 24/25
BGPC Sexual and General Harassment Policy 24/25
BGPC Sickness and Absence Policy 24/25
BGPC Subject Access Request (SAR) Policy 24/25
BGPC System of Internal Control & Audit 24/25
BGPC Training & Development Policy 24/25
BGPC Vexatious Complaints Policy 24/26
BGPC Asset Register 24/25
BGPC Volunteer Policy 24/25
BGPC Protocol on meeting with Developers, Landowners and Agents
You can view the Councillors' Disclosable Pecuniary Interest Forms here: DPIs BGPC
Burton Green Parish Council has adopted the Information Commissioner's Model Publication Scheme and has published the following guide to information available under the scheme. We aim to publish as much information as we can on this website, however some items are only available in print. Click for the Council's Data Protection Registration Certificate
If you wish to obtain information about the Council which is not routinely published, and which falls within the general right of access under the Freedom of Information Act, you should write to the Town Clerk, or send an e-mail. You must include your contact details and sufficient detail to enable the Council to identify the information requested.
Depending on the amount of information requested, a charge may be made. You should be aware that the Council is legally entitled to withhold certain information. For more information please see the Council's Subject Access Request Procedure.
Further Information:
The following publications produced by the National Association of Local Councils provide further information, and there is also a range of information on their website (www.nalc.gov.uk).
All About Local Councils – Download A booklet for anyone wanting to know more about parish, town, neighbourhood and community councils and the role of local councillors.
Good Councillor Guide – Download This is a training resource aimed at local councillors, but is also a helpful resource to anyone wanting to know more about the work of a councillor or thinking of becoming one.
Local Councils Charter – Download A Charter between all local parish and town councils within Warwickshire through the Warwickshire and West Midlands Association of Local Councils (WALC), the Principal Councils, the County Council and four District Councils in Warwickshire which have parishes. It sets out how they aim to work together for the benefit of the local people.
It Takes All Sorts – Download A booklet highlighting the difference you can make by representing your community on your local council. It explains the role of local councils and local councillors and tells you how you can get involved. The booklet also features the thoughts of current councillors from around the country explaining a little about why they represent their communities. It makes it clear that people from all backgrounds and walks of life have made the journey to becoming a local councillor, and that so can you. You may find this document useful if you are considering standing for your local council or if you are curious about the role of local councils and local councillors.
Pointers to Good Practice – Download A joint NALC/Commission for Rural Communities publication this guide book identifies good practice for local councils. The guide covers five main topic headings; Involving people and strengthening the community; Working on practical projects with local support; Co-operating with others; Influencing decisions that affect the community; and Building change that lasts.
What is Big Society – Download Features a series of essays by parliamentarians and other key thinkers on the concept of Big Society and the practical implications for localism
Localism Booklet – What is Localism – Download A pamphlet in which parliamentarians share their thoughts on Localism and what it means to local councils.
Localism in Practice 1 – Download | Localism 2 – Download | Localism 3 – Download A set of three pamphlets giving examples on how local councils are delivering for people and communities and what localism and the Big Society mean in practice ; looks at economy and recession, climate change and sustainability, digital inclusion and engagement, housing, young people, crime and safety and innovative practice.
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