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BEDFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL JANUARY 2019 Directorate(T) BEDFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL Directorate(T) Supplier Supplier(T) TransNo Amount Trans.date Expense Area(T) Expense Type(T) ADULTS C99999 HMCTS 10704717 385.00 07/01/2019 Supplies Court and Legal Fees ADULTS 313H01 313 Healthcare Ltd (Hepworth House) 20214569 2,206.68 15/01/2019 Contractual costs Residential Care Home Placements ADULTS 313H01 313 Healthcare Ltd (Hepworth House) 20214569 2,460.00 15/01/2019 Contractual costs Residential Care Home Placements ADULTS 313H01 313 Healthcare Ltd (Hepworth House) 20214569 2,460.00 15/01/2019 Contractual costs Residential Care Home Placements ADULTS 313H01 313 Healthcare Ltd (Hepworth House) 20214569 2,460.00 15/01/2019 Contractual costs Residential Care Home Placements ADULTS 313H01 313 Healthcare Ltd (Hepworth House) 20214569 2,460.00 15/01/2019 Contractual costs Residential Care Home Placements ADULTS 313H01 313 Healthcare Ltd (Hepworth House) 20214569 2,460.00 15/01/2019 Contractual costs Residential Care Home Placements ADULTS 313H01 313 Healthcare Ltd (Hepworth House) 20214569 2,220.00 15/01/2019 Contractual costs Residential Care Home Placements ADULTS A1CA01 A1 Cars 10706258 494.00 12/01/2019 Contractual costs Transport & Meals (Social Services Care) ADULTS ACCE16 ACCESS24 Health & Medical Services Ltd 20213690 3,000.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS ACCE16 ACCESS24 Health & Medical Services Ltd 20214728 4,364.46 16/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS ACHT01 Bedford Executive Travel 10704812 1,406.00 31/12/2018 Contractual costs Transport & Meals (Social Services Care) ADULTS ACTN01 Act Now Training Ltd 10706491 2,350.00 17/01/2019 Employees Training ADULTS ADRC99 Adr Care Homes Ltd 20214570 2,036.00 15/01/2019 Contractual costs Residential Care Home Placements ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213691 5,850.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213693 1,140.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213693 615.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213693 465.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213693 420.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213694 6,300.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213695 3,097.80 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213695 3,067.80 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213695 3,037.80 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213695 2,898.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213695 600.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213695 1,998.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213696 10,920.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213696 8,400.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213697 3,340.20 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213697 2,170.20 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213697 1,070.10 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213697 1,070.10 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213697 2,110.20 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213697 2,035.20 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213697 2,035.20 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213697 1,900.20 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213698 1,002.95 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213698 893.70 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213698 667.97 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213698 993.81 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213698 991.74 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213698 461.31 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213698 944.77 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213698 383.39 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213698 970.11 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213698 276.62 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213698 966.76 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213698 1,763.29 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213698 981.19 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213698 962.24 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213699 1,365.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213699 735.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213699 735.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213700 480.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213700 810.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213700 780.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213700 600.00 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213701 2,018.80 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213702 2,018.80 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213703 2,018.80 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213704 2,018.80 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AFFI04 Affinity Trust 20213705 2,018.80 07/01/2019 Contractual costs Supported Living Packages ADULTS AGEU02 Age UK Bedfordshire 10704496 10,000.00 03/01/2019 Contractual costs Contract payments - Voluntary Associations ADULTS AGEU03 Age UK Bedfordshire 20215635 293.40 23/01/2019 Contractual costs Carers Payments ADULTS AIRE98 The Airedale Nursing Home 20214571 1,444.16 15/01/2019 Contractual costs Residential Care Home Placements ADULTS AIRE98 The Airedale Nursing Home 20214571 2,460.00 15/01/2019 Contractual costs Residential Care Home Placements ADULTS AIRE98 The Airedale Nursing Home 20214571 3,319.80 15/01/2019 Contractual costs Nursing Home Payments ADULTS AIRE98 The Airedale Nursing Home 20214571 3,295.48 15/01/2019 Contractual costs Nursing Home Payments ADULTS AIRE98 The Airedale Nursing Home 20214571 2,460.00 15/01/2019 Contractual costs Residential Care Home Placements ADULTS AIRE98 The Airedale Nursing Home 20214571 2,460.00 15/01/2019 Contractual costs Nursing Home Payments ADULTS AIRE98 The Airedale Nursing Home 20214571 3,200.00 15/01/2019 Contractual costs Nursing Home Payments ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20213554 1,523.08 02/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20214729 812.57 16/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20214729 911.64 16/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20214729 888.90 16/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20214729 572.18 16/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20214729 1,832.22 16/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20214729 1,824.06 16/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20214729 1,414.11 16/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20214729 1,299.22 16/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20214729 619.95 16/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20214730 505.18 16/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20215039 618.05 21/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care JANUARY 2019 BEDFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL Directorate(T) Supplier Supplier(T) TransNo Amount Trans.date Expense Area(T) Expense Type(T) ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20215039 865.30 21/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20215039 807.81 21/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20215039 382.61 21/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20215039 383.91 21/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20215039 288.31 21/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALLI94 Allied Healthcare Group Ltd 20215039 617.53 21/01/2019 Contractual costs Home Care ADULTS ALTR01 Altrucare Ltd 10705161 300.00 06/01/2019 Supplies Professional Fees ADULTS ALTR01 Altrucare Ltd 10707185 300.00 15/01/2019 Supplies Professional
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