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These are the March 2016 meeting resources of the Heritage subgroup of the Planning Forum, which meets every quarter with a forward programme of agenda items.
These are the 2016 meeting minutes of the Heritage subgroup of the Planning Forum, which meets every quarter with a forward programme of agenda items.
Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) spend in the UK for transactions totalling over £25,000 published by month.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
An investigation report on Dorrington Academy Trust.
Information about Marine emergency datasets including dates, numbers of incidents and region.
Data showing proportion of delivery within provider’s local authority and region.
Minutes of the open meeting held in London on 17 March 2016
Ministry of Justice (MOJ) arm's length bodies' spending over £25,000 data March 2016.
A memorandum to the Education Committee with information on the 2016 to 2017 main estimate for Ofqual.
Expenditure over £500 by Land Registry using the Government Procurement Card (GPC).
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