We are committed to providing residents with information that explains how the Council spends its money.
As a Council we must comply with The Local Government Transparency Code set out by the Government. It lists categories of information which allow scrutiny of spend and performance.
Constitution
Constitution sets out the way in which the council runs and the processes it uses
Council spending
Statement of Accounts - The annual statement shows how we have used public money. The information has been prepared in accordance with the Accounting Code of Practice.
Council structure
Details of staff in the top three levels of Runnymede Borough Council
Fraud
Counter fraud investigation work is carried out by the Department for Work and Pensions on behalf of Runnymede Borough Council and Internal Audit are also involved in counter fraud work
Government purchasing card payments
Payments using government purchasing cards
Grants and funding
Details of grants and payments to voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations
Local authority land
From the interactive Map and data sets below, you can view our land and property assets as well as information about them.
In line with the Data Protection Act 2018 and the exemption for Personal Data under section 40 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000, we do not publish the addresses of our social housing stock.
- Map of council public land
- Local Authority Land (PDF 147 KB)
- Agenda - 2025 (PDF 81 KB)
- Local Authority Land (Open data 35 KB)
- Agenda - 2025 (Open data 18 KB)
Members allowances and declarations of interest
Modern slavery and human trafficking statement
Our performance
Performance management involves setting goals and targets against which we monitor the council's progress.
Waste contract
This service is delivered in-house by the council
Parking account
Income and expenditure from off street parking and how surpluses are spent.
Parking spaces
The number of marked out controlled off-street parking spaces
Pay statement
The ratio between the highest paid officer, the Chief Executive and the median earnings figure of the whole workforce
A snapshot of pay that shows the difference in earnings between women and men
Payment to suppliers
Monthly data on individual items of spend over £500
Prompt payment performance
Under the Government's Prompt Payment Policy, it is a requirement for public sector bodies including local authorities to publish annual payment performance data. This consists of: percentage of invoices paid within 30 days; the amount of interest paid to suppliers due to lay payment; and the amount of interest the local authority was liable to pay for example whether paid or not
Selling to the council
Information on contracts awarded by the council, forthcoming contract opportunities on e-Source portal, and orders to suppliers with a value that exceeds £5,000
Senior officers salaries and responsibilities
Details of senior council staff whose earnings are over £50,000
Social housing asset data
The value of social housing stock that is held in the Council's housing revenue account
Trade Union facility time
Representations and spending data for all local authorities are published via the gov.uk
Access to information
Details of information published as the result of a Freedom of information (FOI) request and guidance on how to make a request for information.
The following data sets have been asked for under the freedom of information act and are freely available for re-use, and are available in open data formats.
- Public toilets
- Business rate data - business rates data reports providing information on empty properties, credit balances and liability
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