All councillors receive a basic allowance. In addition, some councillors receive a special responsibility allowance in recognition of additional duties.

Councillors receive a basic allowance to support their work as members of the local authority, and can also claim certain expenses, such as travel costs.

Borough councillors receive an allowance each year for conducting their duties. This might include, but is not limited to, activities such as attending council ...

The basic allowance is currently £12,900 a year. Some councillors are paid an additional allowance if they have special responsibilities, such as the City Mayor ...

All members of the Council receive a Basic Allowance of £10,922 per year. In addition to the Basic Allowance, some positions receive Special Responsibility ...

Elected councillors are not paid but are entitled to an annual allowance which recognises their work and time commitment.

A basic allowance is paid to all councillors. Special responsibility allowances are paid to those councillors who have significant additional responsibilities, ...

All councillors receive a basic allowance to help cover costs such as phone, postage and printer cartridges, as well as to compensate for some of the time ...

Councillors are not paid a salary, but receive an annual allowance to reimburse them for time they have spent on council duties and any costs they may incur ...

Additional allowances include Care for Children and Dependents, Travelling, Communications, and Subsistence. The Council is legally required to operate an ...