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SUPPLIER PRICE INCREASES We actively work to reduce and minimise the level of price increases from our manufacturer and supplier base, but inevitably, to maintain availability and product quality, price increases occur. Please note these increases are for guidance only. PRICE CHANGE SUPPLIERS % CHANGE DATE Excel Composites (non-notified) Specific 05/01/2021 Bostik Ltd 7.0% - 13.0% 01/04/2021 Exitex Ltd 7.0% -10.0% 01/04/2021 Molan UK 6.0% - 25.0% 01/04/2021 Omega Flex Ltd (TracPipe) 6.0% 01/04/2021 Retford Wallcoverings Ltd 15.0% 12/04/2021 Eurocell Building Plastics Ltd 7.0% 01/05/2021 Pump House Pumps Ltd 3.7% 01/05/2021 Breedon Aggregates England Ltd Specific 03/05/2021 Fillcrete Ltd (non-notified) Specific 26/05/2021 Anglian Roofing Supplies 15.0% 14/06/2021 Bond It Ltd 5.0% - 15.0% 14/06/2021 East Ferry Timber Specific 14/06/2021 H&V Insulation Supplies 8.00% 14/06/2021 Karndean International Ltd Specific 14/06/2021 Norseal 5.0% - 9.5% 14/06/2021 TruSeal Plastics 10.0% 14/06/2021 Walsall Wheelbarrow Co Ltd 25.0% 14/06/2021 Forest Garden MM Timber 8.0% - 13.0% 16/06/2021 Alexander Cleghorn 6.0% - 10.0% 17/06/2021 SUPPLIER PRICE INCREASES We actively work to reduce and minimise the level of price increases from our manufacturer and supplier base, but inevitably, to maintain availability and product quality, price increases occur. Please note these increases are for guidance only. PRICE CHANGE SUPPLIERS % CHANGE DATE Centurion Europe Ltd 0.5% - 7.1% 21/06/2021 Draka Specific 21/06/2021 Gallagher Aggregates Specific 21/06/2021 Jaylow Supplies Specific 21/06/2021 PX Manufacturing Specific 21/06/2021 Flexicon Specific 28/06/2021 LED Robus Group 3.75% 28/06/2021 EJ Co (Peter Savage) 5% - 13.5% 01/07/2021 Thomas Dudley Ltd (non -notified) Specific 01/05/201 Curtis Holt (Toolbank) 2% - 12% 01/01/2021 Era Home Security Ltd 3.2% 01/02/2021 Freefoam Plastics (UK) Ltd 8.0% 01/03/2021 Nexus Industries (Luceco Plc) 5.0% 01/03/2021 Hambleside Danelaw 4.5% - 9.5% 01/04/2021 Megaman TBC 01/04/2021 Kyocera Senco UK Ltd 5% - 10% 05/04/2021 Q A Flooring Solutions Ltd 4% - 15% 05/04/2021 Crown Paints Limited 4.25% 01/05/2021 Geocel Ltd (Sherwin Williams) 4.94% - 11.68% 01/05/2021 Mercury Building Products 5.0% 01/05/2021 SUPPLIER PRICE INCREASES We actively work to reduce and minimise the level of price increases from our manufacturer and supplier base, but inevitably, to maintain availability and product quality, price increases occur. Please note these increases are for guidance only. PRICE CHANGE SUPPLIERS % CHANGE DATE Olympic Supply Company (Osc) 5.0% 03/05/2021 Norbord 15% to 25% 17/05/2021 Armacell 7.3% 24/05/2021 Primaflow T/A Primaflow F&P Specific 01/06/2021 Assa Abloy 6.2% 07/06/2021 A.Proctor Group Ltd 4% - 30% 01/07/2021 Abus (Uk) Ltd 3.9% 01/07/2021 Aggregate Industries 5.0% 01/07/2021 Aggregate R Us Specific 01/07/2021 Aj Wells & Sons Ltd 15.0% 01/07/2021 Aldridge Security non-notified (1st May 2021) TBC 01/07/2021 Altecnic Ltd 4.5% - 9.5% 01/07/2021 Ashbrook Roofing Supplies Ltr Specific 01/07/2021 Be Modern Ltd (Fires) 4.5% - 6.5% 01/07/2021 Birtley Building Products 18.0% 01/07/2021 Bostik Ltd 30.0% 01/07/2021 British Lead Mills Specific 01/07/2021 Broome Bros. (Doncaster) Ltd 7.5% 01/07/2021 BSW Timber Specific 01/07/2021 Bullimores Sand And Gravel Ltd Specific 01/07/2021 SUPPLIER PRICE INCREASES We actively work to reduce and minimise the level of price increases from our manufacturer and supplier base, but inevitably, to maintain availability and product quality, price increases occur. Please note these increases are for guidance only. PRICE CHANGE SUPPLIERS % CHANGE DATE C & H Quickmix Ltd Specific 01/07/2021 Carlisle Brass 6.75% 01/07/2021 Carpet & Flooring 3.5% - 4% 01/07/2021 Catnic 18.0% 01/07/2021 Cavity Trays Ltd 7.0% 01/07/2021 Cembrit Ltd 8.1% - 25% 01/07/2021 Cemex UK Cement Ltd Specific 01/07/2021 Cemex UK Operations Ltd (Materials) (Asphalt) Specific 01/07/2021 Cipriani Profilati Srl 15.0% 01/07/2021 Clark Drain 5%--19% 01/07/2021 Cloburn Quarry Company Specific 01/07/2021 Contactum Ltd 10.0% 01/07/2021 CPI Mortars Ltd Specific 01/07/2021 Crest Brick Slate & Tile Ltd 4.0% 01/07/2021 Day Aggregates Specific 01/07/2021 Deta Electrical Co Ltd Specific 01/07/2021 Don & Low Ltd TBC 01/07/2021 Donaldson Timber Specific 01/07/2021 Eco-mix Concrete Specific 01/07/2021 Embrass Peerless 3% - 19% 01/07/2021 SUPPLIER PRICE INCREASES We actively work to reduce and minimise the level of price increases from our manufacturer and supplier base, but inevitably, to maintain availability and product quality, price increases occur. Please note these increases are for guidance only. PRICE CHANGE SUPPLIERS % CHANGE DATE Envirovent Ltd 6.75% 01/07/2021 European Steel Profiles 15.0% 01/07/2021 Expamet Building Products 18.0% 01/07/2021 Fabricated Products 8.6% 01/07/2021 Fakro 7.5% - 9% 01/07/2021 Fernox (Solder) Specific 01/07/2021 Fiberweb Geosynthetics Ltd 8% - 15% 01/07/2021 Fibo UK LTD TBC 01/07/2021 Fischer Fixings 4.0% 01/07/2021 Flex-seal Couplings Ltd 6% - 12% 01/07/2021 Forterra 6.5% 01/07/2021 Forterra Redbank 6.25% 01/07/2021 FORTERRA T/A FORMPAVE 6.5% 01/07/2021 Glazerite 2.7% - 3.9% 01/07/2021 Glen Castings Ltd 6.5% 01/07/2021 Global Stone Specific 01/07/2021 Grange Fencing 13.0% 01/07/2021 Grant Engineering (Uk) Ltd 5% - 6.5% 01/07/2021 Grohe 2.93% 01/07/2021 GRS Building Products Ltd Specific 01/07/2021 SUPPLIER PRICE INCREASES We actively work to reduce and minimise the level of price increases from our manufacturer and supplier base, but inevitably, to maintain availability and product quality, price increases occur. Please note these increases are for guidance only. PRICE CHANGE SUPPLIERS % CHANGE DATE H&V Insulation Supplies 5% - 7.5% 01/07/2021 Hager Ltd Specific 01/07/2021 Hanson Aggregates Specific 01/07/2021 Hanson Aggregates (Asphalt) Specific 01/07/2021 Harlequin 7.0% 01/07/2021 Hellermanntyton Ltd 5.0% 01/07/2021 Hoddam Contracting Co. Ltd 4% - 6% 01/07/2021 Honeywell Home (Ademco) 4.0% 01/07/2021 HRP Trade Specific 01/07/2021 IG. Steel Lintels 16.5% 01/07/2021 IMO Precision Controls Limited 3.5% 01/07/2021 Interfuse Ltd 6.0% 01/07/2021 Intumescent T/A Envirograf 5.0% 01/07/2021 JB Kind 15.0% 01/07/2021 JSP Ltd Specific 01/07/2021 Kewtech Corporation Ltd TBC 01/07/2021 Keystone Lintels 16.5% 01/07/2021 Kohler Mira 4.0% 01/07/2021 Manrose Manufacturing Ltd 7.5% 01/07/2021 Marley Ltd (Roofing) Specific 01/07/2021 SUPPLIER PRICE INCREASES We actively work to reduce and minimise the level of price increases from our manufacturer and supplier base, but inevitably, to maintain availability and product quality, price increases occur. Please note these increases are for guidance only. PRICE CHANGE SUPPLIERS % CHANGE DATE Marshalls Landscape Products (was Mono) 6.25% 01/07/2021 Marshalls Mono CPM 5.25% 01/07/2021 Mb Distribution 5% - 10% 01/07/2021 Metsawood Specific 01/07/2021 Michelmersh Brick Uk Ltd 3% - 6% 01/07/2021 Mila Hardware Ltd 6.2% 01/07/2021 Millboard Company Ltd Specific 01/07/2021 Molan UK 9% - 17.5% 01/07/2021 Morris & Perry (Gurney Slade) Specific 01/07/2021 National Ventilation 7.5% 01/07/2021 Neat Concepts Ltd 15.0% 01/07/2021 New Era Fuels Specific 01/07/2021 Olympic Fixing Products Ltd TBC 01/07/2021 Opella Ltd (Fluidmaster) Specific 01/07/2021 Ox Group Uk 3.75% - 4.75% 01/07/2021 Plasson Uk Ltd 8% - 12% 01/07/2021 Polypipe Ventilation (Domus) Ltd 4.5% 01/07/2021 PPG Architectural Coatings UK 5.0% 01/07/2021 Premdor 8% - 25% 01/07/2021 Purmo Group UK Ltd 3% - 16% 01/07/2021 SUPPLIER PRICE INCREASES We actively work to reduce and minimise the level of price increases from our manufacturer and supplier base, but inevitably, to maintain availability and product quality, price increases occur. Please note these increases are for guidance only. PRICE CHANGE SUPPLIERS % CHANGE DATE Purmo Group UK Ltd (Myson) 3% - 16% 01/07/2021 Purmo Group UK Ltd (Rettig) 3% - 16% 01/07/2021 Radius Systems Ltd Specific 01/07/2021 Regatta Wholesale TBC 01/07/2021 Remix Dry Mortar Specific 01/07/2021 Resistant Building Products 13.0% 01/07/2021 Robert Lee 2.93% - 8% 01/07/2021 Robeslee 7.5% 01/07/2021 Rodo Ltd (Unimer) 6.0% 01/07/2021 Roman Showering 5.0% 01/07/2021 S Morris Ltd 5% - 6% 01/07/2021 Saint-Gobain PAM UK 6% - 7% 01/07/2021 SAM Mouldings Ltd 15% - 30% 01/07/2021 Sentinel Performance Solutions Ltd 5.0% 01/07/2021 Siddall's Rofing Supplie Ltd 6% - 7% 01/07/2021 Sika Everbuild 2.75% - 52% 01/07/2021 Smith's Enviromental Products Ltd 8% - 9.5% 01/07/2021 Sparesbase Specific 01/07/2021 Specialist Tiling Supplies Ltd (STS) 15.0% 01/07/2021 Spirotech BV 1.9% 01/07/2021 SUPPLIER PRICE INCREASES We actively work to reduce and minimise the level of price increases from our manufacturer and supplier base, but inevitably, to maintain availability and product quality, price increases occur.
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    Spend Over £500 for the month of March 2020 Date of Expenditure Department Beneficiary Purpose of Expenditure Amount (net) Merchant Category 20-Mar-20 Asset Asset Management M B H INDUSTRIAL SERVICES LTD Bldgs - Planned Maintenance 1,850.00 PREMISES RELATED EXPENDITURE 20-Mar-20 Asset Asset Management M B H INDUSTRIAL SERVICES LTD Bldgs - Planned Maintenance 550.00 PREMISES RELATED EXPENDITURE 25-Mar-20 Asset Asset Management M B H INDUSTRIAL SERVICES LTD Bldgs - Plumbing 714.00 PREMISES RELATED EXPENDITURE 27-Mar-20 Asset Asset Management T & C ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LTD Bldgs - Compliance Costs 1,249.87 PREMISES RELATED EXPENDITURE 11-Mar-20 Improvements HRA T & C ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LTD Refurbishment 5,785.00 CAPITAL 13-Mar-20 Asset Asset Management T & C ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LTD Bldgs - Electrical Repairs 6,710.73 PREMISES RELATED EXPENDITURE 13-Mar-20 Asset Asset Management T & C ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LTD Bldgs - Electrical Repairs 8,972.68 PREMISES RELATED EXPENDITURE 13-Mar-20 Asset Asset Management T & C ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LTD Bldgs - Electrical Repairs 11,450.13 PREMISES RELATED EXPENDITURE 13-Mar-20 Asset Asset Management T & C ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LTD Bldgs - Compliance Costs 2,250.00 PREMISES RELATED EXPENDITURE 13-Mar-20 HRA, Grounds, Nursery T & C ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LTD Bldgs - Compliance Costs 560.08 PREMISES RELATED EXPENDITURE 18-Mar-20 Improvements HRA T & C ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LTD Refurbishment 2,763.09 CAPITAL 18-Mar-20 Tenant - Extra Care T & C ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LTD Bldgs - Planned Maintenance