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HD Expenses 2018 Combined Revised 03/2013 POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR DERBYSHIRE Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa Expenses claim form Travel and Mileage Details of Eligible Journeys Subsistence Mileage to Fares / Method Start/ and Finising Points of Mileage to claim (if Class Travelled Authorised Car / Train/ Tax Non Tax Journey destinations more than 0) e.g. second Payments Taxi / Plane Claimed less Total Other Total number normal Food Food Date Purpose of Journey/Reason Start Finish claimed Col Expenditure of Miles Home to Expenses Expenses C e.g. parking Work (24) Home - Headquarters in Ripley - Clowne Parish Council Meeting - 08/01/2018 Home Home 68 24 44 Car #D383 Engagement in Balborough - Home Home - Headquarters in Ripley - 10/01/2018 Home Home 29 24 5 Car Duffield Parish Council Meeting - Home Home - Regional Meeting in Leicester - 16/01/2018 Home Home 68 24 44 Car Home 17/01/2018 Home - Police ICT Summit in Hinkley Home Hinckley 44 24 20 Car 18/01/2018 Police ICT Summit in Hinkley - Home Hinkley Home 44 24 20 Car Home - Chairman of Derbyshire County Saturday Councils Civic Dinner in Matlock - Home Home 39 0 39 Car 20/01/2018 Home Home - Headquarters in Ripley - #D383 23/01/2018 Home Home 39 24 15 Car Engagement in Hilton - Home Home - Headquarters in Ripley - Home - 24/01/2018 Home Home 27 24 3 Car Interview in Derby - Home Home - Police and Crime Panel in 25/01/2018 Matlock - Holocaust Memorial Service Home Home 46 24 22 Car in Derby - Home Car Parking at Derby Train Station for 29/01/2018 Parking Meetings in London 29/01/2018 Subsistence for Meetings in London £ 3.75 29/01/2018 Subsistence for Meetings in London £ 6.59 Home - Visit to HMP Sudbury - #D383 Visit to Newhall - Home - Partnership 30/01/2018 Home Home 91 24 67 Car meeting in Derby - Area Forum meeting in Matlock - Home Car Parking in Derby for the 30/01/2018 Parking £ 3.10 Partnership Meeting Car Parking in Matlock for the Area 30/01/2018 Parking £ 1.00 Forum Meeting Home - City Centre Summit in Derby - Headquarters in Ripley - Town Summit 31/01/2018 Home Home 93 24 69 Car in Chesterfield - Home - #D383 Engagement in Goseley - Home Car Parking in Chesterfield for the 31/01/2018 Parking £ 2.60 Town Summit 13/09/2018 16:10 Revised 03/2013 POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR DERBYSHIRE Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa Expenses claim form Travel and Mileage Details of Eligible Journeys Subsistence Mileage to Fares / Method Start/ and Finising Points of Mileage to claim (if Class Travelled Authorised Car / Train/ Tax Non Tax Journey destinations more than 0) e.g. second Payments Taxi / Plane Claimed Totals 588 348 £6.70 £0.00 £10.34 TOTAL £173.64 PAYABLE Travel Expenses paid directly by the Office Method Fares / Food Food Class Travelled Date Purpose of Journey/Reason Start Finish Car / Train/ Authorised Expenses Expenses e.g. second Taxi / Plane expenditure Tax non tax Derby Train Derby Train 29/01/2018 Meetings in London Train Second 159.50 Station Station Totals £159.50 £0.00 £0.00 TOTAL £159.50 EXPEND. Overall total for period Hotel Accommodation paid directly by the Office Mileage & from to Travel Hotels Total Subsistance Rating Length of Stay Date Hotel Name Cost £173.64 £159.50 £85.00 £418.14 (i.e. 2 star) (Days) 17/01/2018 to Jurys inn, Hinckley 4 Star 1 Night £85.00 18/01/2018 Total £85.00 13/09/2018 16:10 Revised 03/2013 POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR DERBYSHIRE Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa Expenses claim form Travel and Mileage Details of Eligible Journeys Subsistence Mileage to Fares / claim (if Method Class Start/ and Finising Points of Mileage to Authorised more than Car / Train/ Travelled e.g. Tax Non Tax Journey destinations Payments 0) Taxi / Plane second Claimed London Underground - Meetings in 18/10/2017 Underground £ 2.80 London London Underground - Meetings in 20/10/2017 Underground £ 2.40 London London Underground - Meetings in 23/10/2017 Underground £ 2.40 London Car Parking - #D383 Engagement in 02/02/2018 £ 1.00 Ashford in the Water Subsistence - All day #D383 02/02/2018 £ 15.10 Engagements Saturday Home - Headquarters in Ripley - Event Home Home 28 0 28 03/02/2018 in Derby - Home Home - Headquarters in Ripley - Guest speaker at the Association for the 05/02/2018 Home Home 70 24 46 Prosecution of Felons Dinner in Grindleford - Home Home - Headquarters in Ripley - Shirebrook Academy Visit for Safer 06/02/2018 Home Home 62 24 38 Internet Day - Headquarters in Ripley - Home Home - Multi-agency Conference in Derby - National Board Meeting in 07/02/2018 Home Home 117 24 93 Birmingham - Home - #D383 Engagement Event in Ticknall - Home Car Parking - National Board Meeting 07/02/2018 Parking £ 24.00 in Birmingham Home - Headquarters in Ripley - 08/02/2018 Regional Board Meeting in Leicester - Home Home 85 24 61 Home Subsistence - All day #D383 09/02/2018 £ 13.90 Engagements in North Derbyshire Saturday Home - Community Meeting with Local Home Home 63 0 63 10/02/2018 MP in Buxton - Home Home - Ashbourne Royal Shrove Tide 13/02/2018 Home Home 24 -24 Event 2018 - Home Home - Partnership Meeting in Derby - 14/02/2018 Home Home 32 24 8 Interview in Swadlincote - Home Home - Headquarters in Ripley - Partnership Meeting in Derby - 15/02/2018 Speaker at Chesterfield Advanced Home Home 83 24 59 Motorists Group in Chesterfield - Home Car Parking - National Rural Crime 22/02/2018 Parking £ 7.50 Network Meeting in York Subsistence - National Rural Crime 22/02/2018 £ 3.99 Network Meeting in York Home - Headquarters in Ripley - Community Engagement Event in 23/02/2018 Home Home 26 24 2 Shirebrook - Headquarters in Ripley - Home Home - Headquarters in Ripley - 27/02/2018 Derbyshire Constabulary Awards Home Home 62 24 38 Ceremony in Chesterfield - Home 0 06/06/2018 11:48 Revised 03/2013 POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR DERBYSHIRE Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa Expenses claim form Travel and Mileage Details of Eligible Journeys Subsistence Mileage to Fares / claim (if Method Class Start/ and Finising Points of Mileage to Authorised more than Car / Train/ Travelled e.g. Tax Non Tax Journey destinations Payments 0) Taxi / Plane second Claimed 0 Totals 628 412 £32.50 £0.00 £32.99 TOTAL £250.89 PAYABLE Travel Expenses paid directly by the Office Method Class Fares / Food Food Date Purpose of Journey/Reason Start Finish Car / Train/ Travelled e.g. Authorised Expenses Expenses Taxi / Plane second expenditure Tax non tax National Rural Crime Network Meeting Derby Train Derby Train 22/02/2018 Train Second 46.70 in York Station Station Totals £46.70 £0.00 £0.00 TOTAL £46.70 EXPEND. Overall total for period Hotel Accommodation paid directly by the Office Mileage & from to Travel Hotels Total Subsistance Rating Length of Stay Date Hotel Name Cost £250.89 £46.70 £0.00 £297.59 (i.e. 2 star) (Days) Total £0.00 06/06/2018 11:48 Revised 03/2013 POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR DERBYSHIRE Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa Expenses claim form Travel and Mileage Details of Eligible Journeys Subsistence Mileage to Fares / Method Start/ and Finising Points of Mileage to claim (if Class Travelled Authorised Car / Train/ Tax Non Tax Journey destinations more than 0) e.g. second Payments Taxi / Plane Claimed less Total Other Total number normal Food Food Date Purpose of Journey/Reason Start Finish claimed Col Expenditure of Miles Home to Expenses Expenses C e.g. parking Work (24) Home - Meeting at Derby Universty - 05/03/2018 Home Home 25 24 1 Headquarters in Ripley - Home Home - Headquarters in Ripley - 06/03/2018 Meeting at Matlock Police Station - Home Home 46 24 22 Headquarters in Ripley - Home Car Parking - Derby Train Station for a 07/03/2018 Parking £ 6.00 Parlimentary Group Meeting in London Subsistence - Evening Meal returning 07/03/2018 £ 7.24 from London Saturday Home - Derby International Women's Home Home 6 0 6 10/03/2018 Day Festival - Home Sunday Home - Speaking at a Conference in Home Home 32 0 32 11/03/2018 Castle Donnington - Home Home - Headquarters in Ripley - Derby 12/03/2018 Train Station for APPG Meeting in Home Home 26 24 2 London - Home Car Parking - Derby Train Station for 12/03/2018 £ 6.00 APPG Meeting in London Home - Victims Quality Mark Event in Derby - Headquarters in Ripley - 14/03/2018 Home Home 72 24 48 Whitwell Parish Council Meeting - Home Home - Headquarters in Ripley - Talk 15/03/2018 Home Home 49 24 25 at Hartshorne Ladies Group - Home 20/03/2018 Car Parking - Derby Train Station for to Association of the Police and Crime £ 12.00 21/03/2018 Commissioners Meetings in London 20/03/2018 Subsistence - Evening Meal in London £ 6.99 Subsistence - Evening Meal returning 21/03/2018 £ 6.00 from London Home - Police and Crime Panel in Matlock - Health and Wellbeing Board 22/03/2018 Home Home 65 24 41 in Derby - Headquarters in Ripley - Home 16/11/2018 11:53 Revised 03/2013 POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR DERBYSHIRE Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa Expenses claim form Travel and Mileage Details of Eligible Journeys Subsistence Mileage to Fares / Method Start/ and Finising Points of Mileage to claim (if Class Travelled Authorised Car / Train/ Tax Non Tax Journey destinations more than 0) e.g. second Payments Taxi / Plane Claimed Home - Regional Meeting in Leicester - 23/03/2018 Home Home 84 24 60 BCC Studios in Nottingham - Home Sunday Home - #D383 Visit to Shardlow - Home Home 21 0 21 25/03/2018 Home Home - Headquarters in Ripley - The Duke & Duchess of Devonshire's 26/03/2018 Home Home 55 24 31 Launch of 2018 Season at Chatsworth - Home Home - Partnership Meeting in Bakewell - Bakewell Police Station for 27/03/2018 Home Home 51 24 27 #D383 Visits across North Derbyshire - Home 0 0 0 Totals 532 316 £24.00 £0.00 £20.23 TOTAL £186.43 PAYABLE 16/11/2018 11:53 Revised 03/2013 POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR DERBYSHIRE Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa Expenses claim form Travel and Mileage Details of Eligible Journeys Subsistence Mileage to Fares / Method Start/ and Finising Points of Mileage to claim (if Class Travelled Authorised Car / Train/ Tax Non Tax Journey destinations more than 0) e.g.
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