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Government Procurement Card

This dataset, published on a quarterly basis, contains details of all expenditure made on the council's Government Procurement Card. The use of the GPC refers to cards issued under a procurement...

Procurement Card Transactions

All procurement card transactions made by Calderdale Council. Amount paid shown net of VAT. This information is published as part of the [Local Government Transparency...

Purchase Card Transactions

The reports in this section list all transaction on our Government Procurement Cards.

Department for Transport government procurement card (GPC) transactions

Government procurement card (GPC) transactions above £500 for the Department for Transport and transport agencies. Information on GOV.UK about Department for Transport government procurement...

Recycling Banks

Location of Recycling Banks in Oxford and the materials they accept

Recycling Banks

For further information about streets, roads and pavements - see the [City of York Council website](https://www.york.gov.uk/StreetsRoadsAndPavements) *Please note that the data published within...

Recycling Banks

shows the location of recycling banks in lambeth, and what materials can be recycled at each site

Recycling Banks

This dataset comprises point data showing the location of recycling points within the City of Bristol and what wastes are accepted at each specific location.

The Pocket Data Bank (Weekly Economic Indicators)

The Pocket databank is a weekly HM Treasury statistical publication, containing major economic indicators and series for both the domestic and international economies. The focus of the Pocket...

BIS Government Procurement Card spend - transactions over £500

Spreadsheets in this information set reflect all monthly single transactions with a value of £500 or above. GPC or government procurement card expenditure is published in arrears. Before April...

DCMS Government Procurement Card spend: transactions over £500

DCMS has published all Government Procurement Card (GPC) spend for all staff that hold GPC’s. The data published inculdes transactions that have a single transaction value of £500 or above. This...

Scotland Office Government Procurement Card spend over £500

Government Procurement Card spend over £500 for the Scotland Office

Defra Government Procurement Card spend - transactions over £500

Defra has published all Government Procurement Card (GPC) spend for Departmental GPC’s. The data published includes transactions that have a single transaction value of £500 or above. From May...

Offshore Reef areas: Blackstone Banks

Blackstone Banks. Investigation of offshore rocky reef areas. Additional information source: Mitchell, A.J. and Service, M. 2004. Blackstone Banks and Stanton Banks Habitat Mapping. Report to JNCC.

NHS Workforce Statistics - Bank Staff

NHS Workforce statistics on bank staff employed directly by NHS trusts and paid through the NHS Electronic Staff Record (ESR) pay and human resources system.

Credit card charge backs

Credit card charge backs including bank reference, candidate name and address, date of test, booking reference number, credit card number used and name and address of card holder.

Capital for Enterprise Ltd GPC Transactional Spend more than or equal to £500.

Capital for Enterprise Limited is now part of Britis Business Bank. Operations and Staff were transferred from 1 October 2013. No additional data will be published for this organisation. This...

Bradford Council procurement cards

Bradford Council has issued selected officers with procurement cards. Details of the card transactions are published on a quarterly basis. Further information Tenders and Contracts

Council spending on procurement cards

All spending on Government Procurement Cards as mandated for publishing under the Local Government Transparency Code 2015. Published on a monthly basis.

Rushmoor Procurement Card Spend

This dataset is a list of the spend by Rushmoor Borough Council on procurement cards. Issued following the transparency code 2014, it follows the recommended schema issued by the LGA. PLEASE...