Transparency data

DCMS transactions over £500: spend data, April to May 2010

Department for Culture, Media and Sport monthly spend data for 1 April to 11 May 2010

• From: Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport
• Published: 18 February 2011

Documents

DCMS spend data 2010-11 Transactions over £500 – April 2010

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DCMS spend data 2010-11 Transactions over £500 – May 2010 [to May 11]

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The Minister for the Cabinet Office has agreed with the Leader of the Opposition that transactional information on Government spending prior to the General Election can be released to allow a full run of data for 2010-11 to be made available under the transparency initiative.

The below reports are freely re-usable under the same terms as data.gov.uk

Core Department only:

• DCMS spend data 2010-11 Transactions over £500 - April 2010 (CSV 31kb)
• DCMS spend data 2010-11 Transactions over £500 - May 2010 [to May 11] (CSV 19kb)

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Published 18 February 2011