Councils are obliged to make sure that public sector information is freely accessible and in a reusable format. We want to show how the council works and how taxpayers' money is spent.

Here are some links to information you might find informative:

If there's data you'd like to see on this page, contact us.

Contact us online

Alternatively you can email us at customerservices@harrogate.gov.uk.

Council house valuations list
Local councils must publish details of the value of social housing stock that is held in their housing revenue account.

Value of social housing stock 2021
Value of social housing stock 2019
Value of social housing stock 2018
Value of social housing stock 2017
Value of social housing stock 2016

Freedom of information act and environmental information regulations - compliance data

Data to show how the council are performing in compliance with the freedom of information act and environmental information regulations. The data will be published on a quarterly basis. This data is published in compliance with the FOI section 45 code of practice.

FOI and EIR compliance stats

Tenders and contracts
Harrogate Borough Council currently spends over £20 million annually on goods, works and services in support of the many services it provides. This brings many different opportunities to sell to the council. To meet transparency guidelines Harrogate Borough Council publishes a full list of its tenders and contracts.

Performance indicators
The council manages the delivery of the Corporate Plan and Corporate Health performance on a quarterly basis via its performance management information system (Covalent). Performance is reported to Management Team, Scrutiny and Cabinet.

Policies
Policies are created and agreed to help guide decisions and standardise the way employees work. Harrogate Borough Council has many policies.

Planning policy

If there is a policy you think should be on this page please use the contact details provided.

Statement of accounts
Each year the statement of accounts is formally examined by external auditors. They give their opinion on the accounts by way of an audit letter.

Statement of pay policy: Sections 38 - 43 of the Localism Act 2011 require that the authority produce a policy statement that covers a number of matters concerning the pay of the authority's staff, principally Chief Officers.

Details of the council's spending plans for both revenue and capital for 2018/19 are shown on the council budgets page.

Parking Services annual report

Harrogate Borough Council has responsibility for the setting of charges for off-street car parks and North Yorkshire County Council is responsible for managing the on-street parking provision. The council's off-street charges are set in accordance with the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, for the purposes of supporting traffic management objectives and with the approval of the Highway's Authority (North Yorkshire County Council).

Income generated by off-street parking is used to offset the cost of running parking services as a whole. This will include the costs of employing staff, provision of equipment (parking machines, payment facilities, cash collection) as well as maintenance of the car parking infrastructure. In the past the surplus has been used for the upgrading of West Park, resurfacing of the parking bays and the upgrade of the car parking ticket system.

To find out how North Yorkshire County Council uses the on-street surplus income, you would need to contact North Yorkshire County Council.

If you would like more information on this please contact the Freedom of Information team to complete an FOI request.

Report on the performance of the council's parking services in Harrogate.

Parking Services annual reports

Supporting information

Our publication scheme

Publication scheme class: Multiple classes
Publication scheme sub-class: Multiple classes
Publishing site: Harrogate Borough Council Media: Electronic
Cost: £Free
Contact: foi@harrogate.gov.uk
Licence: Open Government Licence