Council expenditure over £500 is published as part of a drive to improve openness and transparency. For reasons of privacy, payments to individuals including foster carers, children's and adult carers are not included in the list. Payments made via CHAPS, e.g. repayment of loans, funding to schools, housing benefit payments and payments taken directly from our bank account (excluding agency costs)...
In line with the Local Government Transparency Code 2014, the Council will publish Council expenditure over £250 each month from September 2014. For the months of April 2014 to August 2014 expenditure over £500 each month was published in line with the guidance from the Department for Communities and Local Government. Local Government Transparency Code 2014 The Council will publish data monthly...
With the aim of going over and above the requirements of the Local Government Transparency Code 2015, the Council now publishes all Council expenditure down to the smallest payment. The Council will publish data monthly in arrears and at the end of the year will provide a consolidated dataset for the whole of 2015/16 capturing all the individual disclosures provided during...
London Borough of Barnet's draft statement of account for 2015-16.
Fee rates paid to independent sector nursing and residential homes for the care of individuals for whom the council accept financial responsibility.
Contract for the supply and maintenance of deployable CCTV cameras and associated software and equipment for moving traffic contraventions throughout the London Borough of Barnet between the council and OpenView Security Solutions Ltd.
This register contains all the council's active and compliant contracts, greater or equal to £10,000 in total contract value in 2015/16.
Council expenditure over £250 is published as part of a drive to improve openness and transparency. The 'Comensura Expenditure' report breaks down the items which appear as 'Various' within the Expenditure Over £250 report specifically for Comensura.
Each year we are required to produce a statement of accounts that gives details of all our financial activities and its overall financial position. This is a technical document in order to meet both statutory requirements and proper accounting practice.
The number of properties (in each band) being charged an empty premium and the amount of levy the council will receive.