- Power to provide Allotments
- Power to provide baths and wash houses
- Power to acquire and maintain cemeteries
- Power to provide and maintain bus shelters
- Power to provide some bye laws
- Duties to parochial charities
- Power to attract visitors and encourage tourism.
- Power to support Citizens Advice
- Power to provide public clocks
- Power to maintain closed churchyards
- Powers relating to enclosures and common pasture
- Power to provide conference facilities
- Power to provide and equip community buildings.
- Power to spend on crime prevention
- Power to deal with ponds and ditches
- Power to support the arts
- Power to use well or spring to obtain water therefrom
- Power to provide seats and shelters.
- Power to provide traffic signs and notices
- Power to plant trees on verges.
- Power to provide litter bins.
- Power to promote lotteries.
- Power to provide information relating to local government.
- Power to accept gifts.
- Power to participate in schemes of collective investment.
- Power to provide mortuaries.
- Right to be notified on planning applications.
- Powers to contribute to traffic calming schemes.
- Power to spend on community transport schemes.
- Power to maintain and protect war memorials.
- Power to provide public conveniences.
- Power to provide decorative signs.
- Power to repair and maintain public footpaths and bridleways; light roads and public places; provide parking; enter into highways agreements.
- Powers to direct custody of parish documents.
- Power to pay public telecommunications loss sustained in providing post or telegraph office or facilities.
- Power to acquire land to provide recreation grounds, public walks and open spaces and recreation facilities and boating ponds
- Power to acquire or dispose of land
- Power to accept gifts of land.