Transparency data

Planning Inspectorate spending over £250: March 2016

Planning Inspectorate spending over £250: March 2016

Published 4 May 2016
From:
Planning Inspectorate
Applies to:
England and Wales

Documents

Planning Inspectorate spend data March 2016

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Planning Inspectorate spend data March 2016 (CSV)

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Planning Inspectorate GPC spend data March 2016

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Planning Inspectorate GPC spend data (CSV) March 2016

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Details

These documents show spending by the Planning Inspectorate over £250 for March 2016.

Published 4 May 2016

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