Finance

  • Spend on Stop Smoking Services

    Request: “Please provide:-  The total amount of money that the local authority has allocated to/spent on Stop Smoking Services (SSS) for each of the following financial years:-  a) 2018-19 b) 2017-18 c) 2016-17 A breakdown of how this funding has … Continue reading →

  • Pupil premium and SEN funding

    Information regarding funding for pupil premium and SEN funding by school in the Devon area.  i.e xxxx primary school / Secondary school receives £xxx in pupil premium and £xxx in additional SEN funding. 2017/18 Financial year (April 2017 to March … Continue reading →

  • Devon County Council Pension Fund

    Request: “Pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (“FOIA”), I request access to and copies of alternative investment portfolio records specifically for close-ended: private equity funds debt funds real estate funds infrastructure funds fund of funds hedge funds (“the … Continue reading →

  • Traffic Regulation Order Spend

    Request: “I would like to have information on the annual spend in the local press of Road Traffic Regulation Orders (when there are going to be road closures etc) both the consultation and the Order.    A history of annual spends … Continue reading →

  • Invested funds

    Do Devon County Council currently have any money invested in ‘Bespoke Tranche’ financial products, formally known as collateralized debt obligation (CDO), with any banks or financial originations. No If so, please detail the amount of money invested. Or any amount … Continue reading →

  • Pensions Investments

    On behalf of PEI Media and under the Freedom of Information Act, I request a copy of the pension’s most recently available public records that detail the following investment information at the partnership level. Please send the data in excel … Continue reading →

  • Pension Fund Investments

    On behalf of PitchBook Data, Inc., under the Freedom of Information Act 2000, I request a copy of the quarterly public records from 4Q 2017 of the following information at the partnership level, preferably in Excel or PDF format: 1. … Continue reading →

  • Living Cost of having a Disability

    “Research shows that the everyday cost of having a disability can be substantial, relative to the cost a non-disabled person would otherwise have to spend in order to meet their physical and social needs. Much of the additional cost arises … Continue reading →