The most recent available  expenditure record is  (Q1 2026)  Others will be added progressively, but the records are slow to appear, usually taking more than 3 months to be published. It is not possible from these records to ascertain the purpose or project for any sum shown, other than a vague area.

Transaction Date Amount Supplier Expense
11151694 2026-03-11 £657.00 L&F COMMERCIAL PARTS Contracts
11150515 2026-03-16 £657.04 MANNINGS FACILITIES MANAGEMENT LTD Responsive Maintenance
11151892 2026-03-12 £657.20 LEXON HOLDINGS LTD Printing/Design
11147917 2026-02-04 £658.13 BENDREY BROS Highway Maintenance
11154049 2026-03-30 £658.34 BATH CONTRACT FLOORING LTD Equipment Purchase (Non Medical)
11142954 2026-01-14 £658.75 WATER2BUSINESS Water Charges
81379385 2026-02-26 £659.46 ABICARE SERVICES LTD Home Care
11145088 2026-01-07 £660.00 L&F COMMERCIAL PARTS Contracts
11145322 2026-01-08 £660.00 REDACTED Fees
81370812 2026-01-08 £660.00 REDACTED Rent Allowances

How to use this table:

You can select the Quarter containing the expenditure items and search by dates. Click on a column header to sort the information by ascending or descending order for that column. Search for a particular supplier by starting to type the name then selecting from the drop-down list. Confirm with the Go button. N.B. clearing this box restores the default ‘all suppliers selected’.

N.B. The information here is taken verbatim from the BANES submissions, so if there are data entry errors, these will be shown too. To invite the Council to correct these errors, to request further information under Freedom Of Information, you should contact the Council directly, providing as much information as possible from these tables to help in their search. Since these requests are routinely answered with the minimum and least helpful responses, we recommend using an AI agent (e.g. Chat GPT) to formulate your request such that the query demands the fullest possible response.

Information is provided here under the Open Government Licence for Public Sector Information.

Back to Expenditure