Further details of budgets and accounts are available on request from the Parish Clerk

Cam Parish Council receives most of its income by way of a Precept upon the District Council, which then collects this funding through the Council Tax.

In addition, it receives income from such sources as allotment and grass keep rents and contributions to grounds maintenance costs by users of facilities.

This income may be supplemented from time to time by specific funding, for example in the case of the operation of the Little Green Bus service, which is grant aided by the Countryside Agency.

Cam Parish Council's expenditure is divided into six main sections:

Administration - includes premises and staff costs, insurance, subscriptions, fees, advertising and publicity and training

Full Council - includes cost of Parish Handyman, contribution to Neighbourhood Warden scheme and mobile police stations and other issues affecting the parish as a whole, such as the cost of elections

Recreation & Leisure - includes provision and maintenance of play areas and equipment, open spaces and allotments, also bus shelters and street furniture and community action projects

Grants & Donations - Contributions made to voluntary organisations benefiting the local community and support for the arts and for children's out of school schemes

Footpaths - Contribution to the cost of grounds maintenance and other measures on the local footpath network

Development - For the provision of a new Community/Parish Council building