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The minutes of the Dunton Green Parish Council meeting held on May 11, 2010, detail the attendance, election of new officers including Cllr. Tingley as Chairman and Cllr. Lankester as Vice-Chairman, discussions on charitable donations, updates on community safety and recreational facilities, financial reports including bank reconciliations and insurance renewals, planning notifications, and various correspondence. The council also addressed issues related to parking permits and community events while planning for future meetings.

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Begin by filling in the 'PRESENT / APOLOGIES' section. Enter the names of council members present and any apologies for absence.
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How much power does a parish council have?

Powers of a Parish Council FunctionPowers Duties Allotments Duty to provide allotments. Power to improve and adapt land for allotments, and to let grazing rights Baths and washhouses Power to provide public baths and washhouses Burial grounds, cemeteries and crematoria Power to acquire and maintain90 more rows

What is the difference between a parish meeting and a parish council?

Parish meetings are slightly different to parish councils. The first difference is that the chairman of a parish meeting is not elected through an election process as is the case with parish councillors. They also have a vastly reduced number of powers compared to a parish council.

What happens at a parish council meeting?

The meeting typically includes reports from the Parish Council, County and District Councillors, and local community groups. Its also an opportunity for electors to ask questions about issues affecting the village.

How many meetings must a parish council hold?

A parish council in England must hold not less than four meetings in each year, one of which must be the Annual Parish Council Meeting, which has to take place every year in May.

How often should a parish council meet?

Parish meetings It must hold two meetings per year, one of which must take place between 1 March and 1 June. Where a parish council exists, the parish meeting must still take place once a year between 1 March and 1 June, and the parish council must meet separately at least once per year.

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How much reserves should a parish council hold?

Reserves are the funds councils set aside for unforeseen costs, future projects, or specific earmarked items. Councils are advised to maintain general reserves equivalent to three to twelve months net expenditure to cover contingencies and cash flow issues.

How long before a parish council meeting should the agenda be published?

Agendas are usually prepared 9 days before the meeting to which they relate so make sure that you ask in good time. Meeting agendas are published on the web site and noticeboard at the Village Hall 3 clear days before a meeting.

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