Town and parish councils

The Monitoring Officer is also responsible for maintaining the register for town/parish councils. This register has to be open for inspection at the district council offices, on the district council's website, and where the town/parish council has a website. It must provide the town/parish council with the information required to enable it to put the current register on its own website.

The Localism Act extends the requirement for registration. It must cover not just the member's own interests, but also those of the member's spouse or civil partner, or someone living with the member in a similar capacity.

• Check District Councillors' interests.
• Parish Councillors' interests can be found in the proceeding pages of this section.

Important notes

• A Member or Co-opted Member must register their disclosable pecuniary interests (DPIs) with the District Council's Monitoring Officer within 28 days of the date of their election, re-election or co-option. They must also declare any interests other than pecuniary. A member must also do so once they become aware that they have an interest.
• Failure to declare a DPI is an offence. A member who is found guilty of an offence under Part 1, Chapter 7, Section 34 of the Localism Act 2011 is liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding level 5 on the standard scale. A court may by order disqualify a member for a period not exceeding five years from being or becoming (by election or otherwise) a member or co-opted member of any authority.
• If you cease to have an interest that you have previously registered, please re-submit an updated notification form to the Monitoring Officer.
• If in doubt about whether or not something should be declared, you are urged to err on the side of openness and avoid the risk of not registering something in error.
• If you are a member of any other authority, please complete a separate notification form for each.
• Once completed this form will be published to the council's website in accordance with the Localism Act 2011.
• If you have any difficulty completing any part of this form, please contact your town or parish clerk for advice.

Register of Interest forms

• Online notification of Register of Interests for District and Parish Councillors
• Download Register of Interest Form - District Councillor (Word doc) [40KB]
• Download Register of Interest Form - Parish Councillor (Word doc) [43KB]

The following guidance has been issued by the Department for Communities and Local Government, and aims to provide further clarity on the changes to standards and the declaration of interests.

• Interests - A Guide for Councillors (opens new window)

Breckland Council is a district composed of 112 Parishes. 

Please note that this page is updated regularly. If there are missing links against a parish it means that no Code of Conduct has been received by the district council. 

Register of interests are located under the individual Parish Councillors details.

Adopted Code of Conduct (PDF) [446KB] (opens new window)

You are able to download a mailing list as a CSV file (opens new window).

Please note that this page is updated regularly. If there are missing links against a parish it means that no Code of Conduct has been received by the district council. 

All links will open in a new window.

Register of interests are located under the individual parish councillors' details.

Adopted Code of Conduct (Adopted 5 July 2012) (PDF) [446KB]

You are able todownload a mailing list as a CSV file (opens new window).

Please note that this page is updated regularly. If there are missing links against a parish it means that no Code of Conduct has been received by the district council. 

Register of interests are located under the individual parish councillors' details.

Adopted Code of Conduct (Adopted 5 July 2012) (PDF) [446KB]

You are able to download a mailing list as a CSV file (opens new window).