South Cambridgeshire District Council - Expenditure exceeding £500
Local authorities must publish details of each individual item of expenditure that exceeds £500. This includes items of expenditure, consistent with Local Government Association guidance, such as:
- individual invoices
- grant payments
- expense payments
- payments for goods and services
- grants
- grant in aid
- rent
- credit notes over £500, and
- transactions with other public bodies
For each individual item of expenditure the following information must be published:
- date the expenditure was incurred
- local authority department which incurred the expenditure
- beneficiary
- summary of the purpose of the expenditure
- amount
- Value Added Tax that cannot be recovered, and
- merchant category (e.g. computers, software etc)
Reports for payments to suppliers over £500
We publish reports for payments we make to suppliers over £500. We do this as part of our commitment to be open, honest and transparent.
You can expect to see our spending reports by the 25th of each month.
This data is freely re-usable under the Open Government Licence.
Supplier expenditure reports
Before we publish the spending data, we review it carefully. Sometimes, we can't share payments to specific individuals and suppliers due to the Data Protection Act. When this happens, we use "Redacted Personal Data" or "Redacted Commercial Data" instead of their names.
Contracts
AAP - Area Action Plan
CCTV - Closed-circuit television
CD - Compact disc
CNFE - Cambridge North Fringe East
DVD - Digital optical disc
ECOP - Ecological Constraints and Opportunities Plan
GP - General practice
HDC - Huntingdonshire District Council
HR- Human Resources
NEC- North East Cambridge
NNDR - National Non-Domestic Rates
PEA- Preliminary Ecology Appraisal
SCDC - South Cambridgeshire District Council