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FOI Request 7771 FOI Ref Response sent 7771 5 Oct 20 (CCC) Spend Data Thank you for publishing your spend data here https://www.cambridge.gov.uk/payments-to-suppliers. However, I notice that there isn’t any spending data published since March 2020. I'd like to make a request under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 for all transactions over £250 from April 2020 to at most a month in arrears from the date at which you publish in response to this request. Response: Thank you for your request for information above, which we have dealt with under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act 2000. I hope the following will answer your query: Please find attached the spend data requested for 2020/21. Further queries on this matter should be directed to [email protected] Body Name Supplier Name Account Number Invoice Date Document File Name Cost Centre / Project Code Cost Centre/Project Description Subjective Account Subjective description Invoice Amount (Excluding VAT) Cambridge City Council 2 Ton Productions Ltd 10326600 03/04/2020 053598 9900 Cambridge Live 20118 Receipts In Advance - Other Entities And Individuals £2,736.00 Cambridge City Council AA Global Language Services Ltd 10001100 01/03/2020 055279 1203 Corporate Policy 62408 Translation Services £717.11 Cambridge City Council ABC Food Law Ltd 10001400 14/04/2020 054332 1419 Environmental Health Operational Support 64300 Conference Expenses £1,072.50 Cambridge City Council ADC (East Anglia) Ltd 10002500 06/04/2020 053880 1883 Flood Risk Management 60501 Cleaning Services £1,875.00 Cambridge City Council ADC (East Anglia) Ltd 10002500 07/04/2020 054029 1883 Flood Risk Management 60501 Cleaning Services £1,875.00 Cambridge City Council Alboro Developments Ltd 10133300 31/03/2020 053785 1031 Fleet Management - Operational 60303 Electricity £734.12 Cambridge City Council Alboro Developments Ltd 10133300 02/04/2020 053876 1031 Fleet Management - Operational 60400 Rents Payable £15,124.00 Cambridge City Council Alboro Developments Ltd 10133300 06/04/2020 053877 1031 Fleet Management - Operational 60403 Business Rates Payable £7,870.55 Cambridge City Council Alboro Developments Ltd 10133300 29/02/2020 054281 1031 Fleet Management - Operational 60303 Electricity £1,081.85 Cambridge City Council Algar Signcraft Services (Cambridge) Ltd 10004300 14/04/2020 054348 1866 Open Space Asset Maintenance 61703 Purchase - Equipment, Furniture And Materials £2,000.00 Cambridge City Council Alliance Asbestos Services Ltd 10115400 15/04/2020 054416 300007 Asbestos Removal 70003 CAPEX - Building Contractor/Works - Voids & Emergencies £3,396.00 Cambridge City Council Ameycespa (East) Ltd 10005100 31/03/2020 054439 1001 Cambridge Crematorium 64050 Waste Disposal Costs £517.64 Cambridge City Council Amulet (Churchill Security Solutions) Ltd 10220900 26/03/2020 055320 5024 E_invoicing Suspense Accounts 69100 Expenditure In Holding Account Awaiting Allocation £570.00 Cambridge City Council Amulet (Churchill Security Solutions) Ltd 10220900 31/03/2020 055321 5024 E_invoicing Suspense Accounts 69100 Expenditure In Holding Account Awaiting Allocation £11,320.42 Cambridge City Council Amulet (Churchill Security Solutions) Ltd 10220900 31/03/2020 055322 5024 E_invoicing Suspense Accounts 69100 Expenditure In Holding Account Awaiting Allocation £9,364.18 Cambridge City Council Anglia Ruskin University 10006300 24/04/2020 055273 1251 Culture and Community 61902 Catering Services £1,575.00 Cambridge City Council Anglian Water Business (National) Ltd T/A Wave 10006400 24/04/2020 055176 1870 Public Toilets 60302 Water And Sewerage £1,189.23 Cambridge City Council Anglian Water Business (National) Ltd T/A Wave 10006400 24/04/2020 055177 1870 Public Toilets 60302 Water And Sewerage £2,756.74 Cambridge City Council Anglian Water Business (National) Ltd T/A Wave 10006400 17/02/2020 055179 6102 Temporary Accommodation 60302 Water And Sewerage £1,113.13 Cambridge City Council Anglian Water Business (National) Ltd T/A Wave 10006400 10/02/2020 055188 1870 Public Toilets 60302 Water And Sewerage £608.51 Cambridge City Council Anglian Water Business (National) Ltd T/A Wave 10006400 17/02/2020 055205 1872 River Frontage Management 60302 Water And Sewerage £503.43 Cambridge City Council APSE Manchester 10127800 03/04/2020 054044 1857 Head of Streets & Open Spaces 62400 Consultancy Fees £2,467.00 Cambridge City Council APT-Skidata Ltd 10115700 17/04/2020 054975 1651 Grand Arcade Car Park 61702 Maintenance - Equipment, Furniture And Materials £3,226.74 Cambridge City Council Atkins Ltd 10462700 10/03/2020 053793 1454 Cambridge Northern Fringe East (CNFE) 62400 Consultancy Fees £2,000.00 Cambridge City Council Atkins Ltd 10462700 03/02/2020 053923 1454 Cambridge Northern Fringe East (CNFE) 62400 Consultancy Fees £4,000.00 Cambridge City Council Autumn House Bed & Breakfast Ltd 10507100 27/04/2020 055213 1502 Homelessness Costs 64401 B&B Accommodation £1,320.00 Cambridge City Council B & JM Durkin 10496000 06/04/2020 053999 1519 Shared Home Improvement Agency 60266 Rechargeable Repairs £501.00 Cambridge City Council Barr Ellison LLP 10011801 22/04/2020 055250 1524 COVID-19 Rough Sleepers Services 63200 Legal Fees £1,506.00 Cambridge City Council Ben Wills 10116100 21/10/2019 053164 300087 New Build Colville Road (Phase 2) 70011 CAPEX - Decant Costs £1,033.74 Cambridge City Council Ben Wills 10116100 25/04/2020 055079 300087 New Build Colville Road (Phase 2) 70011 CAPEX - Decant Costs £730.68 Cambridge City Council Bermuda Community Room 10012500 21/04/2020 054873 1057 Community Development Voluntary Support 64600 Grants And Contributions £800.00 Cambridge City Council Bevan Brittan LLP 10012600 31/03/2020 054028 1506 Housing Development Agency 63200 Legal Fees £2,980.20 Cambridge City Council Bevan Brittan LLP 10012600 27/03/2020 055244 1506 Housing Development Agency 60241 Specialist Investigations £2,602.50 Cambridge City Council BFS Group Ltd t/a Bidfood 10303000 17/03/2020 053489 1260 Corn Exchange and Guildhalls 61900 Catering And Vending Supplies £1,071.54 Cambridge City Council Bidwells LLP No 2 Account 10161000 13/02/2020 051967 1073 Community Development - Admin 62400 Consultancy Fees £1,800.00 Cambridge City Council Bidwells LLP No 2 Account 10161000 31/03/2020 055249 100154 Acquisition of land adjacent to Huntingdon Road Crematorium 70010 CAPEX - Other Professional Fees £1,560.00 Cambridge City Council Biochemica Water Ltd 10218600 31/03/2020 054004 6205 Citywide Schemes 60235 Housing Repairs - Other Premises Related Costs £1,472.90 Cambridge City Council Boldfield Computing Ltd 10306300 01/04/2020 053340 1263 Cambridge Live - Central 64073 ICT Maintenance and Support £2,836.09 Cambridge City Council Boldfield Computing Ltd 10306300 01/04/2020 053343 1263 Cambridge Live - Central 64073 ICT Maintenance and Support £1,255.42 Cambridge City Council Boots UK Ltd 10014200 01/04/2020 053531 6505 Ditchburn Extra Care 64800 Membership And Subscriptions £1,400.00 Cambridge City Council Bsg Property Services Ltd 10015900 25/03/2020 053654 200002 Mandatory Disabled Facilities Grants (Owner Occupiers) 70015 CAPEX - Grants Paid £1,209.00 Cambridge City Council Bsg Property Services Ltd 10015900 28/03/2020 053655 200001 Mandatory Disabled Facilities Grants (Tenants) 70015 CAPEX - Grants Paid £4,920.00 Cambridge City Council Bsg Property Services Ltd 10015900 13/02/2020 053903 200000 Repairs Assistance (Owner Occupiers) 70018 CAPEX - Loans £6,364.23 Cambridge City Council Bsg Property Services Ltd 10015900 26/03/2020 053930 200001 Mandatory Disabled Facilities Grants (Tenants) 70015 CAPEX - Grants Paid £4,052.00 Cambridge City Council Bsg Property Services Ltd 10015900 25/03/2020 054072 200001 Mandatory Disabled Facilities Grants (Tenants) 70015 CAPEX - Grants Paid £1,450.00 Cambridge City Council Bsg Property Services Ltd 10015900 07/04/2020 054073 200001 Mandatory Disabled Facilities Grants (Tenants) 70015 CAPEX - Grants Paid £5,235.00 Cambridge City Council Bsg Property Services Ltd 10015900 26/03/2020 054647 200002 Mandatory Disabled Facilities Grants (Owner Occupiers) 70015 CAPEX - Grants Paid £9,456.25 Cambridge City Council Bsg Property Services Ltd 10015900 23/03/2020 054650 1519 Shared Home Improvement Agency 60266 Rechargeable Repairs £5,153.00 Cambridge City Council Bsg Property Services Ltd 10015900 26/03/2020 054652 1519 Shared Home Improvement Agency 60266 Rechargeable Repairs £4,105.00 Cambridge City Council Bsg Property Services Ltd 10015900 24/04/2020 055219 200002 Mandatory Disabled Facilities Grants (Owner Occupiers) 70015 CAPEX - Grants Paid £4,181.60 Cambridge City Council Bsg Property Services Ltd 10015900 18/09/2019 055256 200001 Mandatory Disabled Facilities Grants (Tenants) 70015 CAPEX - Grants Paid £2,763.94 Cambridge City Council Businessclean (Cambridge) Ltd 10016800 19/03/2020 053072 6208 Voids 60220 Housing Repairs - Work To Void Properties £1,594.00 Cambridge City Council Businessclean (Cambridge) Ltd 10016800 31/03/2020 053324 1502 Homelessness Costs 60501 Cleaning Services £605.00 Cambridge City Council Businessclean (Cambridge) Ltd 10016800 31/03/2020 053324 6102 Temporary Accommodation 60501 Cleaning Services £3,317.00 Cambridge City Council Businessclean (Cambridge) Ltd 10016800 31/03/2020 053349 6123 Ditchburn Place 60501 Cleaning Services £615.00 Cambridge City Council Businessclean (Cambridge) Ltd 10016800 31/03/2020 054047 6208 Voids 60220 Housing Repairs - Work To Void Properties £1,688.00 Cambridge City Council Calfordseaden LLP 10339400 20/03/2020 055297 300069 New Build - Ventress Close 70010
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