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DH departmental spending over £25,000: 2013

Information on Department of Health spending over £25,000.

From:
Department of Health and Social Care
Published
31 March 2013
Last updated
31 January 2014 — See all updates

Applies to England

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DH departmental spending over £25,000: data for December 2013

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DH departmental spending over £25,000: data for November 2013

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*DH departmental spending over £25,000: data for October 2013

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DH departmental spending over £25,000: data for September 2013

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DH departmental spending over £25,000: data for August 2013

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DH departmental spending over £25,000: data for July 2013

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DH departmental spending over £25,000: data for June 2013

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DH departmental spending over £25,000: data for May 2013

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DH departmental spending over £25,000: data for April 2013

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DH departmental spending over £25,000: data for March 2013

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DH departmental spending over £25,000: data for February 2013

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DH departmental spending over £25,000: data for January 2013

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Details

Details of Department of Health expenditure over £25,000 (invoices, grant payments, expenses and other such payments, excluding pay bill expenditure).

*23 December 2013: the file for October 2013 has been replaced so that the additional column relating to VAT has been removed.

Published 31 March 2013
Last updated 31 January 2014 + show all updates

  1. Added data for December 2013

  2. Data for November 2013 has been added

  3. Added data from October 2013

  4. Added figures for September

  5. Added the data for July 2013.

  6. Added the data for July 2013.

  7. Added the data for June 2013.

  8. Added the data for May 2013.

  9. Added March 2013 data

  10. First published.

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