Annual Review

The Chilterns Conservation Board reports annually on the work it has undertaken in its Annual Review and also publishes its financial expenditure in an annual Statement of Accounts.

You can download the Annual Review and Accounts below. If you would like a hard copy please contact the Board on 01844 355500 or email office@chilterns.org.uk.

2025-26

icon Exercise of Rights to Inspect Records 2025/26


icon Annual Governance Statement 2025/26


icon Notice of Conclusion of Audit 2025/26


icon External Audit Reports 2025/26


2024-25

icon Annual Review and Accounts 2024/25


icon Exercise of Rights to Inspect Records 2024/25


icon Annual Governance Statement 2024/25


icon Notice of Conclusion of Audit 2024/25


icon External Audit Reports 2024/25


2023-24

icon Annual Review and Accounts 2023/24


icon Exercise of Rights to Inspect Records 2023/24


icon Notice of Conclusion of Audit 2023/24


icon External Audit Reports 2023/24


icon Annual Governance Statement 2023/24


2022-23

icon Exercise of Rights to Inspect Records 2022/23


icon Annual Review and Accounts 2022/23


icon Conclusion of Audit with Report and AGAR 2022/23


2021-22

icon Exercise of Rights to Inspect Records 2021/22


icon Annual Review and Accounts 2021/22


icon Conclusion of Audit with Report and AGAR 2021/22


2020-21

icon Exercise of Rights to Inspect Records 2020/21


icon Annual Review and Accounts 2020/21


icon Conclusion of audit with report and AGAR 2020/21


2019-20

icon Exercise of Rights to Inspect Records 2019/20


icon Annual Review and Accounts 2019/20


2018-19

icon Exercise of Public Rights 2018/19


icon Annual Review and Accounts 2018/19


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