Spending, contracts and transparency

The Freedom of Information Act 2000 requires all public authorities to provide public access to the information they hold. This means that we need to publish certain information about what we spend and how we work.

Some of this information is published as open data, this means information that can be automatically read and processed by a computer and easily reused.

Making this information available as open data:

  • helps to promote government transparency
  • encourages people to use this information to make products and services that benefit everyone

Using our information and data sets

The information we publish as open data is licensed under Open Government Licence (external website).

You can use and reuse information that is published under this licence with a few conditions. Your use of information that is published under this licence (the 'Information') indicates your acceptance of the terms and conditions of the licence.

We are interested in how this information is being used. You can tell us about how you are using it.

Our data sets

Our policies and procedures

How we make decisions

Pay, allowances and expenses

Contracts and interests

Spending

Fraud prevention

Property and assets