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Expenditure over £500 February 2018 PDF

The following document relates to expenditure over £500 in February 2018 as part of Data Transparency. Any questions/queries will be dealt with as FOI requests and should be sent to foi@copeland.gov.uk quoting :- Spend over £500, the period, supplier name, reference and amount. We will respond to your request within 20 working days. We will be as transparent as we can in our response but in some cases we will need to respect information that could be seen as commercially sensitive. This data is freely re-usable under the same terms as data.gov.uk.

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Expenditure over £500 February 2018 CSV

The following document relates to expenditure over £500 in March 2018 as part of Data Transparency. Any questions/queries will be dealt with as FOI requests and should be sent to foi@copeland.gov.uk quoting :- Spend over £500, the period, supplier name, reference and amount. We will respond to your request within 20 working days. We will be as transparent as we can in our response but in some cases we will need to respect information that could be seen as commercially sensitive. This data is freely re-usable under the same terms as data.gov.uk.

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Egremont recycling cage set ablaze

Published: 02/03/2018

ARSONISTS set fire to a Copeland Council recycling cage in Egremont at the weekend.

The recycling site at Beck Green car park was targeted by arsonists who have caused £1,000 worth of damage to the carboard recycling cage.

Consequently, the materials inside the cage were contaminated and can no longer be recycled, with almost a tonne of cardboard going to waste.

As a result of the episode there will be no cardboard recycling facility at the car park whilst the cage undergoes repairs.

Copeland recyclers do their bit

Published: 27/02/2018

Copeland Council is saying a big thank you to residents who made a real effort to recycle their cans and bottles after the Christmas festivities.

Figures show the borough's recyclers increased the amount of glass and cans they recycled by almost 30 per cent from December 2017 to January 2018.

The increase totalled 40 tonnes - the equivalent of four double decker buses. The value of recyclable materials varies widely, but currently this represents extra income for the council of £7,560.

Copeland Council agrees its budget

Published: 21/02/2018

COPELAND Borough Council has unanimously agreed its budget for 2018/19.

Councillors voted last night (Tuesday) to accept Mayor Mike Starkie’s proposed budget for the next financial year, which includes over £2 million investment in services.

Mr Starkie said: “I am delighted that our councillors voted unanimously to accept my budget proposals, and I’d like to publicly thank them for their support.

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