Open data sets
News, events and open data about Kirklees.
Open data about Kirklees
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Transparency Code
Constitution
Expenditure and procurement
- Expenditure data including purchasing cards
Payment of Supplier Invoices
In accordance with Regulation 113 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, the council is required to publish performance data pertaining to the payment of valid and undisputed invoices for the preceding financial year.
Financial Year Proportion of valid and undisputed* invoices paid within 30 days in accordance with Regulation 113 Amount of potential interest the contracting authority was liable to due to a breach of Regulation 113 Amount of interest paid to suppliers due to a breach of the requirement in Regulation 113 2019/20 92.7% £238,465.79 £71.86 2018/19 90.7% £214,802.98 £415.52 2017/18 91.5% £203,034.57 £0.00 2016/17 93.3% £181,801.80 £0.00 2015/16 93.9% £125,295.47 £0.00 * Please note: for the purpose of this exercise we are unable to differentiate invoices that may have been in dispute.
Fraud
Grants
- Grants 2019-2020
- Additional Grants 2018-2019
- Grants 2018-2019
- Grants 2017-2018
- Grants 2016-2017
- Grants 2015-2016
- Grants 2014-2015 - edited February 2016
- Grants 2014-2015
Land and assets
- Council owned land 2019
- Council owned land 2018
- Council owned land 2017
- Council owned land 2016
- Council owned land 2015
Organisational charts, salaries and pay multiple
- Senior salaries and job descriptions including organisation structure
- Pay multiple 2020
- Pay multiple 2019
- Pay multiple 2018
- Pay multiple 2017
- Pay multiple 2016
- Pay multiple 2015
Parking
- Parking spaces
- Parking income and expenditure 2018 to 2019
- Parking income and expenditure 2017 to 2018
- Parking income and expenditure 2016 to 2017
- Parking income and expenditure 2015 to 2016
- Parking income and expenditure 2014 to 2015
- Parking income and expenditure 2013 to 2014
The council does not allocate the surplus on its parking account to specific areas of expenditure because income and expenditure is managed at directorate level.
We have therefore used the surplus to offset other Place Directorate-wide expenditure including Streetscene Highways and seasonal weather (which includes gritting and weather-related road repairs).
Procurement
Social housing
- Social housing property values, December 2019
The valuations used to compile this information were made at April 2018 - Social housing property values, September 2017
The valuations used to compile this information were made at April 2017 - Social housing property values, September 2016
The valuations used to compile this information were made at April 2016. - Social housing property values, September 2015
The valuations used to compile this information were made at April 2015. - Social housing property values, September 2014
The valuations used to compile this information were made between 2011 and 2014 and only limited confidence can be placed in the overall data.
The authority values its social housing stock using a relatively small number of sample properties from which all other property values have been derived and must be therefore treated as indicative only.
The EUV-SH Value is the Existing Use Value as Social Housing. It represents the tenanted sale value, indicating the value assuming each dwelling continues to be let as social housing in future and might be considered to be the sum that another registered social housing provider would pay to acquire the property.
The Market Value is an estimate of the open market value.
Trade unions
- Trade unions data 2019
- Trade unions data 2018
- Trade unions data 2017
- Trade unions data 2016
- Trade unions data 2015
Waste
We have no external contracts, all our collections are in house
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Business rates
- Business rates, February 2020
- Business rates, January 2020
- Business rates, December 2019
- Business rates, November 2019
- Business rates, October 2019
- Business rates, September 2019
- Business rates, August 2019
- Business rates, July 2019
- Business rates, June 2019
- Business rates, May 2019
- Business rates, April 2019
- Business rates, March 2019
- Business rates, February 2019
- Business rates, January 2019
- Business rates, December 2018
- Business rates, November 2018
- Business rates, October 2018
- Business rates, September 2018
- Business rates, August 2018
Business rates (national non-domestic rates) are a government tax on all commercial property. Business rates are payable on most non-domestic properties. If a property is used both for living accommodation and running a business, for example a public house or a shop with a flat above, then both Council Tax and business rates will normally be payable.
This open dataset is a comprehensive list of all current non-domestic (business) rates accounts. It includes all LTD and PLC organisations and non-LTD or PLC organisations such as council properties liable for non-domestic rates.
We have redacted all individual persons from the liable party field due to the Freedom of Information Act 40(2) which sets out an exemption for third party data.
You will find details on these accounts such as account start date, property reference number, business address, rateable value, current relief information and exemption information.
These spreadsheets are produced on the first of each month and take about a week to be redacted for data protection purposes. Please allow 7 days from the start of each month for the updated information to be added
- Events
- Gender pay gap
- Place fees and charges
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Public health funerals
- Public health funerals (data from 2009 onwards)
These are funerals arranged under Section 46 of The Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984
Kirklees Council receive a number of Freedom of Information requests in relation to burials or cremations that have been undertaken by the Council, where there has been no next of kin and where information has been transferred to the treasury solicitor. We only provide information that can't be obtained via the bona vacantia website and we don't provide the full address and value of the estate for security reasons.
Our spreadsheet gives the number of funerals, average cost and amount recovered. It will be updated annually.
- Risk
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Schools
- Section 251 Budget Statement 2014/15 - Early Years Table Report
- Section 251 Budget Statement 2015/16 - Early Years Table Report
- Section 251 Budget Statement 2016/17 - Early Years Table Report
- Section 251 Budget Statement 2017/18 - Early Years Table Report
- Section 251 Budget Statement 2018/19 - Early Years Table Report
- Section 251 Budget Statement 2014/15 - Local Authority Table Report
- Section 251 Budget Statement 2015/16 - Local Authority Table Report
- Section 251 Budget Statement 2016/17 - Local Authority Table Report
- Section 251 Budget Statement 2017/18 - Local Authority Table Report
- Section 251 Budget Statement 2018/19 - Local Authority Table Report
- Section 251 Budget Statement 2014/15 - School Table Report
- Section 251 Budget Statement 2015/16 - School Table Report
- Section 251 Budget Statement 2016/17 - School Table Report
- Section 251 Budget Statement 2017/18 - School Table Report
- Section 251 Budget Statement 2018/19 - School Table Report
- Section 251 Outturn Statement 2013/14 - Table A1 - Children & Young People’s Service
- Section 251 Outturn Statement 2014/15 - Table A1 - Children & Young People’s Service
- Section 251 Outturn Statement 2015/16 - Table A1 - Children & Young People’s Service
- Section 251 Outturn Statement 2016/17 - Table A1 - Children & Young People’s Service
- Section 251 Outturn Statement 2017/18 - Table A1 - Children & Young People’s Service
- Section 251 Outturn Statement 2013/14 - Table A - Local Authority Level Information
- Section 251 Outturn Statement 2014/15 - Table A - Local Authority Level Information
- Section 251 Outturn Statement 2015/16 - Table A - Local Authority Level Information
- Section 251 Outturn Statement 2016/17 - Table A - Local Authority Level Information
- Section 251 Outturn Statement 2017/18 - Table A - Local Authority Level Information
- Other data sets
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