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Transparency Code 2015 Documents

Local Government Transparency Code

The Local Government Transparency Code 2015 requires Town and Parish councils which have a gross annual income or expenditure (whichever is higher) exceeding £200,000 to publish certain information to ensure local people can now see and access data covering; how money is spent, use of assets, decision making and issues important to local people.  (This is not enforceable by law for those with a budget below £6.5m, but is regarded as best practice)

In accordance with the code Louth Town Council (LTC) makes the following information available:

Transactions and Expenditure 

Payments are reviewed at least quarterly at Governance and Finance Committee meetings. View Council Approved Monthly Payments.

Government Procurement Card Transactions

LTC does not use Government Procurement Cards.

Procurement Information

LTC is not currently entered into any legally enforceable contracts valued over £5,000.

Local Authority Land

Please note that this will open as PDF/A compatible document.

List of Assets under Council Control – March 2025.  

Grants to Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise Organisations

Louth Town Council Approved Grants 2024/2025

Organisation Chart

LTC currently employs a total of 5 staff, 2 full time and 3 part time, headed by the Town Clerk. Please note that this will open as PDF/A compatible document. Staff Organisation Chart. 

Data on Senior Salaries and Pay Multiple

All employees fall below the threshold requiring publication.

Details of Trade Union Facility Time: Number of Representatives and Spending

None.

Data on Parking Revenues

None.

The Number of Controlled Parking Spaces Within Their Area

None.

Data on the Value of the Authority’s Housing Stock

LTC does not have a social housing stock.

Data on Trade Union Facility Time 

None.

Constitution

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At town and parish level the Constitution is known as the Standing Orders of Louth Town Council.