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Accounts for year ending 31 March 2019
Conclusion of Audit for year ending 31 March 2019 (PDF, 227 Kb)
Conclusion of Audit for year ending 31 March 2019
Annual Governance Statement 2018-19 (PDF, 519 Kb)
Annual Governance Statement 2018-19
Accounting Statements 2018-19 (PDF, 511 Kb)
Accounting Statements 2018-19
External Auditor Report & Certificate 2018-19 (PDF, 354 Kb)
External Auditor Report & Certificate 2018-19
Latest News
Availability on the MUGA pitch at Cliffe Park
Posted: Wed, 12 Feb 2020 10:46 by Jo Mitchell
A number of slots have become available for the Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) at Cliffe Park. The pitch is ideal for football teams and has flood lighting for the winter months.
There are currently the following times available each day; More »
Mondays - 8pm to 9pm and 9pm to 10pm
Tuesdays - no availability
Wednesdays - 7pm to 8pm
Thursdays - no availability
Friday - 6pm to 7pm and 8pm to 9pm
For a 10 week booking the cost to hire the pitch would be £30.70 per week. If booked on a weekly basis the cost would be £36.84.
If you would like to make a booking please contact Carole Dick on 01246 418573 or by emailing carole.dick@dronfield.gov.uk » Less
Consultation on funding for local voluntary and community groups
Posted: Mon, 10 Feb 2020 12:00 by Jo Mitchell
Local voluntary and community sector groups in Derbyshire are being asked to help shape their future funding arrangements during a 12 week consultation.
Derbyshire County Council have launched a consultation into funding for the local voluntary and community sector (VCS) infrastructure organisations with a view to developing a fairer more consistent way of allocating money to support its ambitions and priorities. More »
They have already met with the infrastructure groups – umbrella organisations which offer information, support, guidance, training and funding advice to the local charitable sector – as well as health partners and district and borough councils, to develop future funding principles based on:
- fairness and consistency
- outcomes (measurable achievements)
- long term sustainability
Derbyshire County Council now want as many people as possible across the county to take part in the consultation and give their views.
Derbyshire County Council Cabinet Member for Health and Communities Councillor Carol Hart said:
"We've already been out talking to infrastructure organisations to find out what they need from us to carry out their work in a sustainable way. Based on their feedback, we've come up with some ideas and we'd now like to hear from as many people as possible on what they think of our proposals."
Derbyshire County Council give grants of more than £3 million a year to local voluntary and charity groups carrying out valuable work for Derbyshire residents. A proportion of the funding supports the infrastructure organisations – often local council for voluntary service (CVS) groups.
The new proposals could see grants given out over 4 years instead of one, distributed along borough and district boundary lines and key performance indicators introduced.
A report on the outcome of the consultation is due back before Cabinet in the summer.
Read more about the proposals and fill in our online questionnaire.
The deadline for completed questionnaires is Thursday 30th April 2020. » Less
Trees for Dronfield Residents
Posted: Thu, 06 Feb 2020 11:27 by Jo Mitchell
Following the first stage of Dronfield Town Council's tree planting project, the Council is now opening up applications to all Dronfield residents.
In partnership with Ferndale Garden Centre, a total of 20 trees will be gifted this winter to residents within the town. More »
Residents must have a suitable garden and trees will be of an appropriate type and size. All 20 trees available will be gifted on a first come, first served basis, once applicants have been verified. There is a maximum of one free tree per household.
Residents will be responsible for the ongoing care and maintenance of the tree and information regarding this will be provided by Ferndale Garden Centre.
If you would like to apply for one of the 20 trees available please complete the form below and return it to the town council office as soon as possible. » Less