Financial
Financial
Completion of Audit Notice 2024/25
Notice of Inspection Rights for Audit of Accounts 2024-25
Statements of Accounts:
The maintenance and integrity North Wales Fire and Rescue Service’s website is the responsibility of the service; the work carried out by auditors does not involve consideration of these matters and accordingly auditors accept no responsibility for any changes that may have occurred to the financial statements since they were initially presented on the website.
Post Audit Statement of Accounts 2024-25
Annual Governance Statement 2024-25
Archived Statement of Accounts 2004 onwards
Previous Audit Documentation 2017 onwards
2020-2024 statement of accounts and members' remuneration information
2016-2020 statement of accounts and members' remuneration information
2012-2016 statement of accounts and members' remuneration information
2008-2012 statements of accounts and members' remuneration information
2004-2008 statements of accounts and members' remuneration information
Members' Remuneration
Members' Remuneration Schedule 2025/26
Members' Remuneration and Allowances 2024/25
Archived Members' Remuneration Schedules and Allowances 2004 onwards
Pay Policy Statements:
Archived Pay Policy Statements 2014 Onwards
Spending Plans
North Wales Fire and Rescue Authority and your Council Tax 2024/2025
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For details of the Authority's Financial regulations, see the documents below:
Anti-Fraud and Corruption Policy
NWFRA Contract Procedure Rules
Standard Conditions of Purchase
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National Fraud Initiative (NFI)
The National Fraud Initiative is a data matching exercise to assist in the prevention and detection of fraud and overpayments.
The Auditor General for Wales requires all local authorities under his powers in Part 3A of the Public Audit (Wales) Act 2004, to provide information it holds for this purpose. The information is shared with the Audit Wales Office. As public bodies we are under a duty to protect the public funds that we administer and to this end may use the personal information you may have provided for the following purposes for the prevention and detection of fraud.
- Payroll
- Pensions
- Creditors
We may also share this information with other bodies responsible for auditing or administering public funds for these purposes.
For further information on the Auditor General's legal powers and the reasons why particular information is matched, see the Audit Wales website.
The work complies with the The Code of Data Matching Practice of the Auditor General for Wales, which ensures personal information is protected appropriately during the process.