Transparency

In this section you will find information that we have published for transparency.

The Local Government Transparency Code (2015) sets out the minimum data that we should publish, the frequency with which it should be published and how it should be published. This information is published below.

Transparency CSV, Excel and PDF documents
Documents published under the Local Government Transparency Code (2015)
Expenditure exceeding £500 (this link will take you to Spotlight on Spend)
Government Procurement Card transactions (this link will take you to Spotlight on Spend, look for documents labelled as PCARD)
Constitution
Organisation chart	PDF [23.15KB]	Excel [17.52KB]	CSV [4.63KB]
Community Grants Awarded on 20 February 2018 for funding period 1 April 2018 to 31 March 2019	Word [19.14KB]	Excel [11.74KB]	CSV [1.09KB]
Voluntary Grants Awarded on 20 February 2018 for funding period 1 April 2018 to 31 March 2019	Word [19.66KB]	Excel [12.13KB]	CSV [1.06KB]
Social Housing Asset Valuation	PDF [277.39KB]	CSV [27.99KB]
Local authority land	Excel [75.83KB]	CSV [107.23KB]
Contracts Register	Excel - as at March 2019 [46.2KB]	CSV - as at March 2019 [42.47KB]
Tenders First Quarter 2018/2019	Excel [2.15KB]	CSV [2.15KB]
Trade Union Facility Time 2017-2018	PDF [178.02KB]
Senior Salaries	PDF [89.7KB]
Parking Business Plan 2018	PDF [722.21KB]
Workforce profile report June 2017	Word [177.5KB]
Pay Policy Statement 2019-2020 (pay multiple can be found in section 7)	PDF [234.3KB]

Land and building assets

We publish details of our land and building assets in accordance with the Local Government Transparency Code. You can view this information on a map and download from data.gov.uk.

We also use data.gov.uk to publish data.

We are committed to being open and transparent about how we work, our decision-making processes and the services we provide. We therefore publish details of the value of the social housing assets [277.39KB] we owned as at the 1 April 2015. We account separately for our housing stock in the Housing Revenue Account using the "Existing Use Value for Social Housing" (EUV) as defined by Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). We use this widely recognised valuation approach as it reflects that the properties are social housing with tenants. This reduces their value, compared to a market value which would be based on vacant sale.

Publication of this information is not intended to suggest in any way that tenancies will end to realise the market value of properties.

Corporate enforcement policy

The Corporate Enforcement Policy [76KB] sets out our approach to getting compliance with regulatory requirements and applies to all our regulatory functions. It applies to all services where we can enforce against a person, organisation or company to make them comply with the law.

Relevant services include, but are not limited to, environmental health, food safety, noise nuisance, health and safety, licensing, anti-social behaviour, waste offences (including fly tipping), dangerous dogs/dog fouling, planning and housing. Many of these areas, such as planning, have more detailed service specific enforcement policies within the umbrella of this corporate policy.

Transparency

Documents published under the Local Government Transparency Code (2015)

Land and building assets

Other documents shared for transparency purposes

Corporate enforcement policy