From the NALC website:
“The National Association of Local Councils (NALC) has secured a
multi-million pound package of funding from Government to help smaller
parish councils meet new audit and transparency rules.
As one of several important decisions this week affecting
town and parish councils, the Government has confirmed a £4.7m
Transparency Fund to support small parish councils and other smaller
authorities to become web-enabled and compliant with the Transparency
Code for Smaller Authorities. This funding programme will be delivered
through NALC and is planned to be available from April 2015 for a
three-year period, delivered on a county basis by county associations
of local councils and targeting local needs.
Support, training and guidance will be made available to
assist parish councils, internal drainage boards, charter trustees and
port health authorities who spend less than £25,000 a year to move to
online publishing of financial and other information, ensuring these
bodies are transparent and accountable to their local communities and
up-to-speed in the digital age……”
The full article is here. When we have more details we will let you know.
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