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Local Government Transparency Code

Land And Building Assets

Payments over £250 and credit card expenditure (supplier spend)

Trade Union facility time data

Land And Building Assets

Payments over £250 and credit card expenditure (supplier spend)

Trade Union facility time data

Procurement information

Procurement information

Grants to voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations

Grants to voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations

Organisation chart and senior staff salaries

Organisation chart and senior staff salaries

Pay policy and pay multiple

Pay policy and pay multiple

Social Housing Asset Value

Social Housing Asset Value

The Constitution

The Constitution

Parking spaces and account

Parking spaces and account

Fraud

Fraud

The Local Government Transparency Code tells Councils what information they must publish so the public can see how money is spent and how decisions are made. Its aim is to improve openness and accountability.

Councils must publish key information regularly, such as spending, contracts, senior staff pay, and how the organisation is structured. The information should be easy to find, understand, and reuse.

All data is published under the Open Government Licence (OGL). This means people can use and share the information freely, providing they follow the licence conditions (for example, giving proper credit and not misleading others).