Bothamsall is a small village in central Nottinghamshire. The earliest historical reference to the settlement is in the Domesday Book of 1086, where it is mentioned as “Bodmescel” (Morris 1977, 281ab). The name Bothamsall derives from Old English and means a ‘shelf by a broad river valley’ (Mills 1993, 44), no doubt a reference to the location of the village on a ridge overlooking the valley of the River Meden. Such evidence suggests a pre-Conquest origin for the settlement.
Contact Details
- Name: Bothamsall Parish Council Clerk and Finance Officer
- Address: The Village Hall, Main Street, Bothamsall, DN22 8DW
- Telephone: TBC
- Email: bothamsallpc@gmail.com
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Technical Description
The Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014 sets out a new audit framework for local public authorities which are currently covered by the Audit Commission regime.
Under the new audit framework smaller authorities, including parish councils, internal drainage boards, charter trustees and port health authorities, with an annual turnover not exceeding £25,000 will be exempt from routine external audit.
In place of routine audit, these smaller authorities will be subject to the new transparency requirements laid out in the Transparency Code.
| Date Last Updated: | Monday, July 10, 2023 |
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| Update Frequency: | As needed |
| Resource Owner: | Bothamsall Parish Council |
| Use Constraints: | No conditions apply |
| Geographic Extent: | Bassetlaw district |
| Contact: | Contact the Bassetlaw Open Data Team |