Stanton under Bardon Parish Council is open and transparent about the way it manages its finances and is committed to publishing as much information and data as we can, free of charge. This Open Data area has been created to help to:

• Increase openness and transparency.
• Make the data we hold freely available online (subject to the Data Protection Act).
• Encourage the public to interact with and use the data that is available.
• Publish data in a machine-readable format so that is can be re-used.

The Council publishes various categories of information for you to download and reuse in line with the conditions laid out in the Open Government Licence. Some of this data is available in pdf format. If you cannot read this format follow this link to download Adobe Reader which is free to use.

 

Council Income and Raising a Precept

After agreeing its budget each January for the upcoming financial year, the Council demands an annual sum of money from Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council that is then collected with Council Tax payments.

The Parish Council receives some of its income through its precept, although other income can be generated through items such the rental income from allotments, permissive access for vehicles to the rear of Main Street and tenant farmland. Grants can also form a significant amount of income that are ringfenced for specific projects. The Council also receives a significant amount of income through VAT reclaims, bank interest and returns from financial investments.

 

Council Income and Raising a Precept

After agreeing its budget each January for the upcoming financial year, the Council demands an annual sum of money from Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council that is then collected with Council Tax payments.

The Parish Council receives some of its income through its precept, although other income can be generated through items such the rental income from allotments, permissive access for vehicles to the rear of Main Street and tenant farmland. Grants can also form a significant amount of income that are ringfenced for specific projects. The Council also receives a significant amount of income through VAT reclaims, bank interest and returns from financial investments.