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
11146722 2026-01-21 £623.00 LEXTOX Needs & Services
81372733 2026-01-21 £541.78 REDACTED Needs & Services
11147115 2026-01-26 £3763.70 PURPLE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM LTD Needs & Services
81375976 2026-02-11 £594.98 REDACTED Needs & Services
81375972 2026-02-11 £85.00 REDACTED Needs & Services
11144929 2026-01-07 £1440.00 PROSPERO GROUP LIMITED Needs & Services
11144245 2026-01-15 £1350.00 VALLEY PROPERTY MANAGERS Needs & Services
81374790 2026-02-04 £65.00 REDACTED Needs & Services
11146279 2026-01-19 £7600.00 SELENOS LIMITED Needs & Services
11145179 2026-01-26 £4311.05 PURPLE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM LTD Needs & Services

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