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(Claim/Business Credit Card Reason for Expense (Details Jul-14 Type Total miles claimed Category of Travel Travel from/to (Own car Date (Claim/Business Reason for Expense (Details of meetings) (less home to Cost (£) (Train/own car) travel) Credit Card business miles) Overnight parking at railway station - APCC Meetings, 14/07/2014 Business Credit Card Parking 19.20 Manchester 14/07/2014 Business Credit Card Breakfast - Journey to Manchester for APCC Meetings 8.90 14/07/2014 Claim Manchester Piccadilly station to hotel Taxi 8.00 14/07/2014 Claim Dinner - Manchester - APCC Meetings 28.44 14-15/07/2014 Business Credit Card Hotel Accommodation - Manchester - APCC Meetings 124.00 Visit to Law Enforcement Project with Surrey Borough and 16/07/2014 Claim Own Car HQ/Reigate/Home 17 7.65 District Council Leaders - Reigate 17/07/2014 Claim Presentation at Spelthorne Borough Council Meeting - Staines Own Car HQ/Staines/Home 3 1.35 Epsom and Ewell Air Training Corps Annual Parade and 20/07/2014 Claim Own Car Home/Epsom/Home 12 5.40 Inspection Day - Epsom 1. PCC Webcast Management Meeting - Dorking Home/Dorking/HQ/Horley/ 21/07/2014 Claim 2. Surrey Army Cadet Force Detachment Awards Ceremony - Own Car 40 18.00 Home Horley 21/07/2014 Claim PCC Webcast Management Meeting - Dorking Parking 2.00 Memorial Service for Bob Jones (ex-West Midlands PCC) - 23/07/2014 Business Credit Card Parking 5.20 Wolverhampton Memorial Service for Bob Jones (ex-West Midlands PCC) - 23/07/2014 Claim Train - 2nd Class 57.25 Wolverhampton Breakfast - Journey to Wolverhampton - Memorial Service for 23/07/2014 Business Credit Card 7.58 Bob Jones (ex-West Midlands PCC) Presentation at Runnymede Borough Council Meeting - 24/07/2014 Claim Own Car HQ/Addlestone/Home 4 1.80 Addlestone Police National Assessment Centre - Fast Track Assessment - 25/07/2014 Claim Own Car Home/Bramshill/Home 38 17.10 Bramshill 27/07/2014 Claim Visit to Southall Gurdwara - Southall Own Car Home/Southall/Home 24 10.80 1. PCC Catch Up Meeting - Molesey Home/Molesey/Slaugham/ 28/07/2014 Claim Own Car 38 17.10 2. Collaboration Governance Board - Slaugham Home 29/07/2014 Claim Police National Assessment Centre - Direct Entry Assessment Own Car Home/Bramshill 19 8.55 30/07/2014 Claim Police National Assessment Centre - Direct Entry Assessment Own Car Bramshill/Home 19 8.55 1. Meeting with Surrey Clinical Commissioning Groups - Kingston 31/07/2014 Claim Own Car HQ/Kingston/Home 8 3.60 2. Meeting with John Azah, Kingston Race and Equalities Council - Kingston TOTAL 360.47 Please note that the PCC's Office always considers best value for money when arranging travel, accommodation and other expenses Jun-14 Type Total miles claimed Category of Travel Travel from/to (Own car Date (Claim/Business Reason for Expense (Details of meetings) (less home to Cost (£) (Train/own car) travel) Credit Card business miles) Meeting with Surrey and Sussex Courts Service re: Surrey Law 04/06/2014 Claim Parking 2.00 Enforcement Project - Guildford 1. Meeting with Surrey and Sussex Courts Service re: Surrey Law Enforcement Project - Guildford Home/Guildford/HQ/Woking/ 04/06/2014 Claim Own car 11 4.95 2. Pre-meet at Gordon's School re: PCC attendance at Annual Home Parade 2014 - West End, Woking 05/06/2014 Claim Syria Community Conference - Woking Own car HQ/Woking/Home 2 0.90 09/06/2014 Claim PCC Collaboration Governance Board - Slaugham Own car HQ/Slaugham/Home 46 20.70 11/06/2014 Claim Victims' Commissioning Market Engagement Event - Guildford Parking 2.00 Meeting with Lynton Crosby re: Surrey Police Pay Issues - 13/06/2014 Business Credit Card Parking 5.20 London Meeting with Lynton Crosby re: Surrey Police Pay Issues - 13/06/2014 Business Credit Card Train - Standard Class 15.80 London Royal Military Academy Freedom of the Borough March - 14/06/2014 Claim Own car Home/Camberley/Home 50 22.50 Camberley Reigate and Banstead Law Enforcement Project Launch - 17/06/2014 Claim Own car HQ/Reigate/Home 22 9.90 Reigate Meeting with Joint Chairs of Health and Wellbeing Board - 20/06/2014 Claim Own car Home/Kingston/HQ 7 3.15 Kingston 22/06/2014 Claim Service to mark Armed Forces Week - Guildford Cathedral Own car Home/Guildford/Home 32 14.40 1. Quarterly Meeting with HMIC - London 24/06/2014 Business Credit Card Parking 2.20 2. John Harris Memorial Lecture - London 1. Quarterly Meeting with HMIC - London 24/06/2014 Business Credit Card Train - Standard Class 15.80 2. John Harris Memorial Lecture - London 1. GASP Motor Project Photo Call - Albury 25/06/2014 Claim Own car Home/Albury/HQ/Burpham/HQ 12 5.40 2. Catch Up Meeting with Surrey Minority Ethnic Forum 26/06/2014 Claim Presentation to Bromley Womens' Institute - Bromley Own car HQ/Bromley/Home 46 20.70 1. Spelthorne Careers Fair - Sunbury Home/Sunbury/Home/Woking/ 27/06/2014 Claim Own car 4 1.80 2. SIREN Public Meeting - Woking Home 28/06/2014 Claim Gordon's School Annual Parade 2014 - PCC to present Own car Home/Woking/Home 34 15.30 TOTAL 162.70 Please note that the PCC's Office always considers best value for money when arranging travel, accommodation and other expenses May-14 Type Total miles claimed Category of Travel Travel from/to (Own car Date (Claim/Business Reason for Expense (Details of meetings) (less home to Cost (£) (Train/own car) travel) Credit Card business miles) 01/05/2014 Business Credit Card Police Negotiating Board - London Parking 5.20 01/05/2014 Business Credit Card Police Negotiating Board - London Train - Standard Class 19.50 Police Negotiating Board - London (PCC had to buy a 01/05/2014 Business Credit Card Train - Standard Class 8.50 replacement ticket as he mislaid his original ticket) 02/05/2014 Claim Visit by Policing Minister - Crawley Police Station Parking 2.00 02/05/2014 Claim Visit by Policing Minister - Crawley Police Station Own car Home/Crawley/HQ 48 21.60 1. Visit to HMP Send KeepOut Diversion Scheme - Send Home/Send/HQ/Caterham/ 06/05/2014 Claim Own car 27 12.15 2. Caterham Valley Parish Council Meeting - Caterham Home 07/05/2014 Claim Presentation to Woking Rotary Club - Woking Own car HQ/Woking/Home 4 1.80 08/05/2014 Business Credit Card TELL MAMA Fundraising Dinner - London Parking 5.20 08/05/2014 Business Credit Card TELL MAMA Fundraising Dinner - London Train - Standard Class 12.90 1. Catch Up Meeting with DPCC/APCCs - Imber Court, East Home/East Molesey 09/05/2014 Claim Own car Molesey/HQ/Surbiton/East 11 4.95 2. Meeting with Ed Davey MP - Surbiton Molesey/Home 3. Elmbridge Youth Awards - Imber Court, East Molesey All Party Parliamentary Group on Policing re: Police 12/05/2014 Business Credit Card Train - Standard Class 12.90 Performance - London 1. Meeting with London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority 13/05/2014 Business Credit Card re: Bluelight Collaboration - London Parking 5.20 2. Meeting with Surrey MPs - London 1. Meeting with London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority 13/05/2014 Business Credit Card re: Bluelight Collaboration - London Train - Standard Class 15.80 2. Meeting with Surrey MPs - London 1. Meeting with London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority 13/05/2014 Business Credit Card re: Bluelight Collaboration - London Thames Clippers 6.80 2. Meeting with Surrey MPs - London 1. Meeting with London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority 13/05/2014 Claim re: Bluelight Collaboration - London Lunch (inbetween meetings) 8.15 2. Meeting with Surrey MPs - London 14/05/2014 Claim Salfords and Sidlow Parish Council Meeting - Salfords Own car HQ/Salfords/Home 39 17.55 15/05/2014 Claim Meeting with Kingston Race and Equalities Council - Kingston Own car HQ/Kingston/Home 8 3.60 1. Meeting with Lord Gulam Noon re: Community Issues - London 19/05/2014 Business Credit Card Parking 5.20 2. National Police Protective Services Board Meeting - London 3. Meeting with Chief Executive of CoPaCC - London 1. Meeting with Lord Gulam Noon re: Community Issues - London 19/05/2014 Business Credit Card Train - Standard Class 15.80 2. National Police Protective Services Board Meeting - London 3. Meeting with Chief Executive of CoPaCC - London 20/05/2014 Claim Meeting with Police and Crime Panel Member - Felbridge Own car Home/Felbridge/Home 28 12.60 20/05/2014 Business Credit Card Working dinner with Independent PCCs - London Parking 2.20 20/05/2014 Business Credit Card Working dinner with Independent PCCs - London Train - Standard Class 15.80 1. APCC General Meeting - London 21/05/2014 Business Credit Card 2. Victims Regional Reference Group - London Parking 5.20 3. Crimestoppers Annual Dinner - London 1. APCC General Meeting - London 21/05/2014 Business Credit Card 2. Victims Regional Reference Group - London Train - Standard Class 19.50 3. Crimestoppers Annual Dinner - London 22/05/2014 Claim Meeting with Spelthorne BC Councillor - Staines Parking 2.00 22/05/2014 Claim Meeting with Spelthorne BC Councillor - Staines Own car HQ/Staines/Home 16 7.20 23/05/2014 Claim Frith Hill Residents' Association Meeting - Godalming Own car Home/Godalming/Home 6 2.70 28/05/2014 Claim Meeting re: Vulnerable Persons - Reading Own car Home/Reading/HQ 54 24.30 Please note that the PCC's Office always considers best value for money when arranging travel, accommodation and other expenses Apr-14 Type Total miles claimed Category of Travel Travel from/to (Own car Date (Claim/Business Reason for Expense (Details of meetings) (less home to Cost (£) (Train/own car) travel) Credit Card business miles) 03/03/2014 Claim Mole Valley Crime Summit - Dorking Parking 1.20 Meeting with Leader and Executive Director of Waverley BC - 10/03/2014 Claim Parking 2.00 Godalming 07/04/2014 Claim Meeting with Daily Mail journalist - Godalming Parking 2.00 1.
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