Transparency and open data
Our commitment
As an organisation we understand the importance of being open and transparent about the decisions we take and how and where money is spent.
Transparency improves local accountability and it makes it easier for people to challenge and shape their public services.
Our approach
The 2015 Local Government Transparency Code sets out a number of key principles that councils must follow to ensure they publish information in a way that is helpful and relevant.
It also outlines a number of key data sets, which are going to be of most interest to residents.
We've used this code as a starting point but, where possible, we will go further to ensure that as much information as possible is in the public domain.
Quarterly information
Latest electronic purchasing card transactions
Past electronic purchasing card transactions
Monthly information
Annual information
Invoices paid within 30 days - 2023-2024
Financial year 2023-2024 | Percentage of invoices paid within 30 days | Total amount of interest liable to pay | Total amount of interest paid | Percentage of invoices paid within five days |
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First quarter | 99.30 per cent | £2,505.87 | N/A | 4.04 per cent |
Second quarter | 99.43 per cent | £3,004.12 | N/A | 5.71 per cent |
Third quarter | 99.37 per cent | £4,095.15 | N/A | 5.11 per cent |
Fourth quarter | 98.90 per cent | £4,457.31 | £2,378.69 | 4.26 per cent |
Past invoices paid within 30 days
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