Full Council Meeting
Meeting Summary
Meeting Agenda
Members of the public are invited, and Councillors are summoned to attend a meeting of the Full Council of Illogan Parish Council.
We look forward to your attendance.
Illogan Parish Council is committed to ensuring that its meetings are accessible to all. The venue includes accessible facilities. If you require reasonable adjustments or this notice in an alternative format, please contact the Parish Clerk as soon as possible.
Email: enquiries@illoganparishcouncil.gov.uk
Telephone: 01209 711433
Date, Time and Location:
Wednesday 17th June 2026 at 7pm in Illogan Parish Council Community Office, Trevelyan Road, Illogan.
AGENDA
- Safety Procedures
- Chairman’s Welcome
- To receive and approve apologies for absence and agree any future actions
- Members to declare disclosable pecuniary interests and non-registerable interests (including details thereof) in respect of any items on the agenda and any gifts or hospitality over £25
- To consider applications from members for dispensations
- Public participation
- Chairman’s Announcements
- To receive the Delegated Decisions Register since the last meetings, ratify all decisions made and agree any future actions
- To receive reports on the payments, receipts and bank reconciliation for the month of May 2026 and agree any future actions
- To ratify the Card payments for the month of May 2026 and agree any future actions
- To authorise payment of accounts for the month of June 2026 and agree any future actions (up to date list to be tabled at the meeting)
- To receive and approve the quarterly investment strategy report and agree any future actions
- To consider whether the Council currently meets the eligibility criteria for the General Power of Competence under the Localism Act 2011 and, if so, agree whether to adopt the General Power of Competence.
- To receive a report on the changing facilities, wellbeing garden, and other infrastructure in Illogan Park agree any future actions and any associated expenditure.
- To consider disposing of the redundant filing cabinets and damaged shelving units in the container, agree any future actions and any associated expenditure.
- To receive an update on the MSAS units, agree any future actions and any associated expenditure
- To consider management, maintenance and future developments in Illogan Park and other parish facilities, agree any appropriate actions and any associated expenditure
- To receive a report from Council Officers including Health and Safety, agree future actions and any associated expenditure
- To receive correspondence from the 13th May 2026 until the 9th June 2026, agree any appropriate responses and any future actions
- To note the changes to Register of Interests
- To agree a response to the request from the Cornwall Council Remuneration Panel on Cornwall Councillor engagement with parish council meetings
- To receive reports from the Cornwall Councillors
- To receive a 2-minute update from committee chairmen and note the minutes of the Staffing Committee meeting held on the 13th May 2026.
- To receive a 2-minute update from committee chairmen and note the minutes of the Climate, Environment and Planning Committee meetings held on the 3rd June 2026.
- To receive a 2-minute update from committee chairmen and note the minutes of the Community Events Committee meetings held on the 2nd June 2026.
- To receive a 2-minute update from committee chairmen and note the minutes of the Finance, Resources and Projects Committee meetings held on the 9th June 2026.
- To receive a 2-minute update from the Council Representative on outside bodies including the Police Liaison Committee and on Councillors who have attended training courses or conferences
- To consider items to be discussed at future meetings; agree where to discuss and timescales
- Date & time of next meeting:
Wednesday 15th July 2026, 7pm in Illogan Parish Council Community Office.
- That under the 1960 Public Bodies (Admission to Meetings) Act the press and public are excluded due to the confidential nature of the business to be discussed.
- To receive quotes for balancing elements and hammocks for Illogan Park, appoint a contractor and agree any future actions.
- To receive the Draft Agreement for the Mobile Catering Vendor in Illogan Park, agree any future actions and any associated expenditure.
Given under my hand this day Wednesday 10th June 2026.
S Rimell
Sarah Rimell, Clerk to the Council
Meeting Minutes
Minutes of the Full Council Meeting held in Illogan Parish Council Community Office, Trevelyan Road, Illogan on Wednesday 17th June at 7.00pm.
PRESENT:
Councillors Gary Cullimore (Chairman), Dave Crabtree (Vice Chairman) (until point mentioned), Anne Edwards, David Ekinsmyth, Graham Ford, Paul Holmes, Tara O’Donnell, Jean Pollock, Jenna Simmons, Suzanne Simmons, and Maggie Thompson.
IN ATTENDANCE:
Mrs Sarah Rimell, Clerk; Miss Charlotte Greenall, Assistant to the Clerk; and Cornwall Councillor Cliff Crawford (until point mentioned).
The Chairman explained the safety procedures.
FC26/06/16 CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME
The Chairman welcomed everyone to the meeting.
FC26/06/17 TO RECEIVE AND APPROVE APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE AND AGREE ANY FUTURE ACTIONS
Apologies were received from Councillor L Simmons.
Councillor Szoka was absent.
FC26/06/17.2 It was proposed by Councillor Cullimore, seconded by Councillor Mrs Edwards and RESOLVED to receive and approve apologies from Councillor L Simmons.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
FC26/06/18 MEMBERS TO DECLARE DISCLOSABLE PECUNIARY INTERESTS AND NON-REGISTERABLE INTERESTS (INCLUDING DETAILS THEREOF) IN RESPECT OF ANY ITEMS ON THE AGENDA AND ANY GIFTS OR HOSPITALITY OVER £25
Councillor Crabtree declared an interest in the Agreement for the Mobile Catering Vendor.
FC26/06/19 TO CONSIDER APPLICATIONS FROM MEMBERS FOR DISPENSATIONS
There were no applications from members for dispensations.
FC26/06/20 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
There were no members of the public present.
FC26/06/21 CHAIRMAN’S ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Chairman expressed his thanks to Councillor Ford for looking after the planted trough at Mary’s Well. He also provided an update on the cricket field at Mary’s Well. In addition, he thanked the Clerk and the Assistant to the Clerk for the time and effort they put into preparing the reports to accompany the agenda items.
FC26/06/22 TO RECEIVE THE DELEGATED DECISIONS REGISTER SINCE THE LAST MEETINGS, RATIFY ALL DECISIONS MADE AND AGREE ANY FUTURE ACTIONS
FC26/06/22.2 It was proposed by Councillor Crabtree, seconded by Councillor Mrs Edwards and RESOLVED to receive and approve the Delegated Decisions Register since the last meeting and ratify all decisions made.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
FC26/06/23 TO RECEIVE REPORTS ON THE PAYMENTS, RECEIPTS AND BANK RECONCILIATIONS FOR THE MONTH OF MAY 2026 AND AGREE ANY FUTURE ACTIONS
FC26/06/23.2 It was proposed by Councillor Crabtree, seconded by Councillor Miss J Simmons and RESOLVED to receive and approve the reports on the payments, receipts and bank reconciliations for the month of May 2026.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
FC26/06/24 TO RATIFY THE CARD PAYMENTS FOR THE MONTH OF MAY 2026 AND AGREE ANY FUTURE ACTIONS
FC26/06/24.2 It was proposed by Councillor Crabtree, seconded by Councillor Ekinsmyth and RESOLVED to ratify the card payments for the month of May 2026.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
FC26/06/25 TO AUTHORISE PAYMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 2026 AND AGREE ANY FUTURE ACTIONS (UP TO DATE LIST TO BE TABLED AT THE MEETING)
FC26/06/25.2 It was proposed by Councillor Crabtree, seconded by Councillor Ekinsmyth and RESOLVED to authorise payment of accounts for the month of June 2026 in the sum of £15,817.27 including VAT.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
FC26/06/26 TO RECEIVE AND APPROVE THE QUARTERLY INVESTMENT STRATEGY REPORT AND AGREE ANY FUTURE ACTIONS.
FC26/06/26.2 It was proposed by Councillor Crabtree, seconded by Councillor Ekinsmyth and RESOLVED to receive and approve the Quarterly Investment Strategy Report.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
FC26/06/27 TO CONSIDER WHETHER THE COUNCIL CURRENTLY MEETS THE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR THE GENERAL POWER OF COMPETENCE UNDER THE LOCALISM ACT 2011 AND, IF SO, AGREE WHETHER TO ADOPT THE GENERAL POWER OF COMPETENCE.
FC26/06/27.2 It was proposed by Councillor Ekinsmyth, seconded by Councillor Mrs Thompson and RESOLVED to confirm that Illogan Parish Council meets the eligibility criteria and adopts the General Power of Competence as provided in the Localism Act 2011. The declaration has effect until the Council’s Annual Meeting 2027.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
FC26/06/28 TO RECEIVE A REPORT ON THE CHANGING FACILITIES, WELLBEING GARDEN, AND OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE IN ILLOGAN PARK AGREE ANY FUTURE ACTIONS AND ANY ASSOCIATED EXPENDITURE.
Members reviewed the current state of the changing facilities, highlighting the extent of maintenance required and considering future options. This included demolition and rebuild, complete removal, or redevelopment as part of a wider scheme incorporating a café and covered shelter. Concerns were expressed about the viability of retaining the facilities, particularly given the lack of respect from user clubs and the level of expenditure involved when balanced against broader community benefit.
It was agreed that any progress on a café proposal should be deferred until the mobile catering unit has been in operation long enough to generate reliable footfall data, allowing an informed assessment of the demand for a permanent café.
Parking was identified as a major issue, particularly on match and market days, when existing capacity is insufficient and leads to safety concerns. Members noted the absence of parent-and-child spaces and that current bays are too narrow, making access difficult for families. Expanding parking provision within the park was suggested, alongside consideration of the business rates implications linked to new development.
Concerns were also raised about the proposed layout of balancing equipment, hammocks, and a yoga area. Members felt this arrangement could create large, open spaces with poor sightlines, potentially encouraging anti-social or criminal behaviour. It was suggested that the area could instead be re-landscaped, potentially informed by a design competition. Further concerns were expressed that a hammock area might attract groups of young people, which could make other park users feel uncomfortable.
Members highlighted the need to consider additional secure storage for paperwork and sensitive materials.
It was agreed that the Council should prioritise works in a clear, phased and deliverable sequence, while maintaining the overall strategic vision and ensuring inclusivity for all parishioners.
It was noted that the play equipment at Rosemullion Play Area, which is due to be transferred to this Council, is at risk of failure and needs replacing. It was suggested that an extension to the Section 106 (S106) funding deadlines be pursued so that the funds can be used to safeguard this valued community facility, rather than carrying out further improvements to Illogan Park, which is already well provided for.
FC26/06/28.2 It was proposed by Councillor Mrs O’Donnell, seconded by Councillor Ford and RESOLVED that the Parish Council formally condemns the condition and use of the changing facilities at Illogan Park. Furthermore, that notice be served on all clubs currently using the facilities requiring them to remove their belongings within a specified timeframe, and that the changing rooms be securely locked until such time as a decision is made regarding their future use.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
FC26/06/28.3 It was proposed by Councillor Cullimore, seconded by Councillor Crabtree and RESOLVED that the Parish Council pursue an extension to the Section 106 (S106) funding deadlines to enable the funds to be used in Rosemullion Park to safeguard this valued community facility, rather than for further improvements to Illogan Park, which is considered to be already adequately provided for; that the football goalposts be removed; that, should an extension not be granted, alternative uses for the S106 funds be explored; and that a meeting be arranged with the user clubs to discuss the future of the changing facilities and any associated implications.
On a vote being taken on the matter there were 9 votes FOR and 0 votes AGAINST.
FC26/06/29 TO CONSIDER DISPOSING OF THE REDUNDANT FILING CABINETS AND DAMAGED SHELVING UNITS IN THE CONTAINER, AGREE ANY FUTURE ACTIONS AND ANY ASSOCIATED EXPENDITURE.
FC26/06/29.2 It was proposed by Councillor Mrs O’Donnell, seconded by Councillor Mrs Thompson and RESOLVED that Officer’s arrange the disposal of the redundant filing cabinets and damaged shelving units in the container.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
FC26/06/30 TO RECEIVE AN UPDATE ON THE MSAS UNITS, AGREE ANY FUTURE ACTIONS AND ANY ASSOCIATED EXPENDITURE
Members received the update on the Mobile Speed Activated Sign (MSAS) units.
FC26/06/31 TO CONSIDER MANAGEMENT, MAINTENANCE AND FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS IN ILLOGAN PARK AND OTHER PARISH FACILITIES, AGREE ANY APPROPRIATE ACTIONS AND ANY ASSOCIATED EXPENDITURE
Skier
Following recent repairs, the skier began to make a clunking noise and did not operate smoothly. It has since been identified that a washer is missing from one side of the handle; although this has resolved the noise and improved operation, a replacement washer has been ordered. Wicksteed have agreed to replace the skier with a new unit, which is currently in manufacture. They will confirm an installation date once production is complete.
Mobile Speed Activated Signs (MSAS)
The speed sign near Sunnyside Parc is currently out of order. We are working with Elancity to diagnose and repair the issue. During a diagnostic meeting on 17 June, it was not possible to carry out testing due to insufficient battery charge. Elancity advised that the batteries need to be fully charged externally before being refitted to the sign, so that diagnostics can then be completed. An external battery charger will therefore be purchased.
FC26/06/32 TO RECEIVE A REPORT FROM COUNCIL OFFICERS INCLUDING HEALTH AND SAFETY, AGREE FUTURE ACTIONS AND ANY ASSOCIATED EXPENDITURE
CALC Conference 2026
Bookings are open for the CALC Conference on Tuesday 6 October 2026, 10am–4pm, at the Royal Cornwall Showground, Wadebridge. Delegate rate is £37.50 + VAT (including programme, workshops, exhibitors and lunch). Places are limited and restricted to a maximum of five per council, with a waiting list operating if oversubscribed. The programme covers governance, planning, digital innovation, community engagement and compliance.
FC26/06/32.2 It was proposed by Councillor Mrs Edwards, seconded by Councillor Mrs O’Donnell and RESOLVED that the Clerk, Assistant to the Clerk, Councillor Crabtree and Councillor Mrs Thompson would attend the CALC Conference on Tuesday 6 October 2026, 10am–4pm, at the Royal Cornwall Showground, Wadebridge
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
Mobile Speed Activated Signs (MSAS)
The warranty expired on 18 April 2026. An extended warranty offer has been received with a deadline 30 June 2026. The cost per radar of diagnostics outside of and agreement and the cost to extend the warranty were considered.
FC26/06/32.3 It was proposed by Councillor Cullimore, seconded by Councillor Crabtree and RESOLVED to accept the extended warranty for both the Mobile Speed Activated Signs (MSAS) and agree the associated expenditure.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
Octopus Energy – Electric Match Club
An offer has been received to join Octopus “Electric Match Club”, enabling potential bill reductions by using locally generated electricity, with credits applied to bills. No operational changes required.
FC26/06/32.4 It was proposed by Councillor Mrs O’Donnell, seconded by Councillor Crabtree and RESOLVED to signup for the Octopus Electric Match Club.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
Full Council Agenda Structure
Proposal to merge two recurring agenda items, facilities management and officer reports including Health & Safety, into a single combined item to streamline meetings.
FC26/06/32.5 It was proposed by Councillor Cullimore, seconded by Councillor Crabtree and RESOLVED to combine the agenda items, facilities management and officer reports including Health & Safety, into a single combined item to read, ‘To consider the management, maintenance, and future development of parish council facilities; to receive a report from Council Officers, including Health and Safety; and to agree any appropriate future actions and associated expenditure.’
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
Website Update
The new website is in development. Councillors are requested to update biographies and provide new photographs.
Meeting Date Changes
- Finance, Resources & Projects Committee: Wednesday 1 July 2026 at 6.15pm
- Governance Review Committee: Wednesday 8 July 2026
- Staffing Committee: Monday 21 September 2026
FC26/06/33 TO RECEIVE CORRESPONDENCE FROM THE 13TH MAY 2026 UNTIL THE 9TH JUNE 2026, AGREE ANY APPROPRIATE RESPONSES AND ANY FUTURE ACTIONS
- To note the changes to Register of Interests
FC26/06/33.2 It was proposed by Councillor Ford, seconded by Councillor Crabtree and RESOLVED to note the changes to the Register of Interests.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
- To agree a response to the request from the Cornwall Council Remuneration Panel on Cornwall Councillor engagement with parish council meetings
FC26/06/33.3 It was proposed by Councillor Crabtree, seconded by Councillor Cullimore and RESOLVED that the following response be sent to the Cornwall Council Remuneration Panel on Cornwall Councillor engagement with parish council meetings:
Is it highly / moderately / not very valuable?
Not very valuable, due to limited positive engagement, a lack of substantive information being shared, and the overall relevance of the reporting.
Does your Cornwall councillor attend, or send a report?
Cornwall councillors occasionally attend meetings and/or submit reports. However, these reports tend to consist primarily of lists of meetings they have attended, rather than demonstrating clear, proactive work within the area or meaningful collaboration with us.
Are there other methods of engagement which are helpful?
There is very little meaningful engagement from our Cornwall councillors. Our understanding is that their role is to represent the views of both the parish council and the public; however, their recent actions appear to contradict this expectation. As elected representatives for our area, we believe they should attend meetings regularly to stay informed about local matters. At present, neither councillor is working collaboratively with us, in contrast to previous councillors who prioritised the interests of the parish.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
FC26/06/34 TO RECEIVE REPORTS FROM THE CORNWALL COUNCILLORS
Councillor Crawford reported on meetings he attended and items he had raised with portfolio holders.
Councillor Mrs Desmonde forwarded a report in her absence. She reported that she had assisted residents with issues, questions she had raised with portfolio holders and support she had offered fellow councillors.
FC26/06/35 TO RECEIVE A 2-MINUTE UPDATE FROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN AND NOTE THE MINUTES OF THE STAFFING COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON THE 13TH MAY 2026.
The work of the committee was contained in the minutes.
FC26/06/36 TO RECEIVE A 2-MINUTE UPDATE FROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN AND NOTE THE MINUTES OF THE CLIMATE, ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING COMMITTEE MEETINGS HELD ON THE 3RD JUNE 2026.
Councillor Crabtree had been elected Committee Chairman and Councillor Mrs O’Donnell as Vice Chairman. The meeting was short, with no planning applications.
FC26/06/37 TO RECEIVE A 2-MINUTE UPDATE FROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN AND NOTE THE MINUTES OF THE COMMUNITY EVENTS COMMITTEE MEETINGS HELD ON THE 2ND JUNE 2026.
The appointment of a Chairman and Vice Chairman had been deferred. There would be some changes to the Illogan Remembrance Parade, details were in the minutes.
FC26/06/38 TO RECEIVE A 2-MINUTE UPDATE FROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN AND NOTE THE MINUTES OF THE FINANCE, RESOURCES AND PROJECTS COMMITTEE MEETINGS HELD ON THE 9TH JUNE 2026.
Please see the minutes, the recommendations were approved by Full Council at the meeting held on the 10th June 2026.
FC26/06/39 TO RECEIVE A 2-MINUTE UPDATE FROM THE COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE ON OUTSIDE BODIES INCLUDING THE POLICE LIAISON COMMITTEE AND ON COUNCILLORS WHO HAVE ATTENDED TRAINING COURSES OR CONFERENCES
Councillor Mrs Edwards had attended Councillor Skills Training which was interesting.
FC26/06/40 TO CONSIDER ITEMS TO BE DISCUSSED AT FUTURE MEETINGS; AGREE WHERE TO DISCUSS AND TIMESCALES
There were no items raised.
FC26/06/41 DATE & TIME OF NEXT MEETING
The next meeting would be held on Wednesday 15th July 2026, 7.00pm in Illogan Parish Council Community Office.
FC26/06/42 THAT UNDER THE 1960 PUBLIC BODIES (ADMISSION TO MEETINGS) ACT THE PRESS AND PUBLIC ARE EXCLUDED DUE TO THE CONFIDENTIAL NATURE OF THE BUSINESS TO BE DISCUSSED.
FC26/06/42.2 It was proposed by Councillor Cullimore, seconded by Councillor Mrs Edwards and RESOLVED that under the 1960 Public Bodies (Admission to Meetings) Act the press and public are excluded due to the confidential nature of the business to be discussed.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
Councillor Crawford left the meeting at 8.08pm.
FC26/06/43 TO RECEIVE QUOTES FOR BALANCING ELEMENTS AND HAMMOCKS FOR ILLOGAN PARK, APPOINT A CONTRACTOR AND AGREE ANY FUTURE ACTIONS.
FC26/06/43.2 It was proposed by Councillor Ford, seconded by Councillor Mrs Edwards and RESOLVED to suspend the provision of balancing elements and hammocks in Illogan Park.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously.
Councillor Crabtree left the meeting at 8.12pm.
FC26/06/44 TO RECEIVE THE DRAFT AGREEMENT FOR THE MOBILE CATERING VENDOR IN ILLOGAN PARK, AGREE ANY FUTURE ACTIONS AND ANY ASSOCIATED EXPENDITURE.
FC26/06/44.2 It was proposed by Councillor Cullimore, seconded by Councillor Mrs S Simmons and RESOLVED to update the licence fee section of the Agreement for the Mobile Catering Vendor in Illogan Park.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously
FC26/06/44.3 It was proposed by Councillor Mrs O’Donnell, seconded by Councillor Mrs S Simmons and RESOLVED that the mobile catering vendor would be situated in the car park by the changing facilities.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously
FC26/06/44.4 It was proposed by Councillor Mrs Thompson, seconded by Councillor Mrs O’Donnell and RESOLVED that Council Officers are delegated to liaise with the vendor to agree an appropriate start date. The length of the Agreement for the Mobile Catering Vendor in Illogan Park agreements was confirmed.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously
FC26/06/44.5 It was proposed by Councillor Mrs O’Donnell, seconded by Councillor Mrs Edwards and RESOLVED that the Licence Period section is approved as in the Drafted Agreement for the Mobile Catering Vendor in Illogan Park
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously
FC26/06/44.6 It was proposed by Councillor Mrs O’Donnell, seconded by Councillor Cullimore and RESOLVED to receive and approve the Agreement for the Mobile Catering Vendor in Illogan Park with the above amendments.
On a vote being taken the matter was approved unanimously
There being no further business the meeting closed at 8.24pm.
Signed …………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Date …………………………………………………………………………………………………………
ACCOUNTS FOR PAYMENT JUNE 2026
- Salaries – All Employees
Net: £5,742.34 | VAT: N/A | Total: £5,742.34 - Printing Illogan Review – St Austell Printing Company
Net: £882.03 | VAT: N/A | Total: £882.03 - Milk – Office Smart
Net: £6.86 | VAT: N/A | Total: £6.86 - Renewal of Maintenance Contract – Bartlett
Net: £444.00 | VAT: £88.80 | Total: £532.80 - Call Outs – WillSecure
Net: £80.00 | VAT: £16.00 | Total: £96.00 - Contractor – DJM Gardening and Groundwork Solutions
Net: £2,661.33 | VAT: N/A | Total: £2,661.33 - Legionella Support (June) – Churchill Environmental Services
Net: £102.30 | VAT: £20.46 | Total: £122.76 - Supply and Replace Door Handles – Tom Hickmott
Net: £88.49 | VAT: N/A | Total: £88.49 - Officer Training – CALC
Net: £70.00 | VAT: £14.00 | Total: £84.00 - Plants for Marys Well – Cllr G Ford
Net: £32.85 | VAT: N/A | Total: £32.85 - Cables for MSAS – ElanCity
Net: £45.26 | VAT: £9.05 | Total: £54.31 - Independent Internal Audit – Barbara Goraus
Net: £500.00 | VAT: N/A | Total: £500.00 - Webhosting – KernowTek
Net: £10.00 | VAT: N/A | Total: £10.00 - Grass Cutting and Verge Maintenance – Greens Grounds and Trees
Net: £807.23 | VAT: £161.44 | Total: £968.67 - IT Support and Licensing – Piran Tech
Net: £561.45 | VAT: £112.29 | Total: £673.74 - Out of Hours Call Handling – Phoneta
Net: £29.17 | VAT: £5.83 | Total: £35.00 - Two Poppy Wreaths – Royal British Legion
Net: £54.00 | VAT: N/A | Total: £54.00 - Cleaning and Community Room Opening – X‑treme Clean
Net: £1,868.00 | VAT: £373.60 | Total: £2,241.60 - Stationery – Office Smart
Net: £82.19 | VAT: £16.44 | Total: £98.63 - Lidded Bin – Glasdon (Minute: PM26/06/17.2)
Net: £188.66 | VAT: £37.73 | Total: £226.39 - Expenses – Sarah Rimell
Net: £156.85 | VAT: N/A | Total: £156.85 - Bin Emptying – Biffa
Net: £67.60 | VAT: £13.52 | Total: £81.12 - Photocopies – 1st Office
Net: £23.30 | VAT: £4.66 | Total: £27.96 - Electricity for Office – Octopus
Net: £112.20 | VAT: £5.61 | Total: £117.81 - Electricity for Changing Rooms – Octopus
Net: £75.08 | VAT: -£0.13 | Total: £74.95 - Water for Illogan Park – Source for Business
Net: £189.68 | VAT: N/A | Total: £189.68 - Internet – BT
Net: £47.58 | VAT: £9.52 | Total: £57.10 - Bank Charges – Unity Trust
Net: £11.65 | VAT: N/A | Total: £11.65 - IT Licences – Croft
Net: £12.47 | VAT: £2.49 | Total: £14.96 - Photocopier Lease – CF Corporate
Net: £754.21 | VAT: £150.84 | Total: £905.05
Totals
- Net Total: £15,706.78
- VAT Total: £888.82
- Overall Total (inc VAT): £15,817.27