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East Sussex Pension Fund

Payments over £250 that Hastings Borough Council has published to East Sussex Pension Fund, from its monthly payments files.

£4.0mpaid since Thu 5 Apr 2018
£273kin the twelve months to August 2026-13% vs the 12 months before
202payment lines over £250

Over time

By financial year (April to March); the current year is not finished.

0£250k£500k£750k2018/19: £638k2018/192019/20: £663k2019/20£663k2020/21: £581k2020/212021/22: £519k2021/222022/23: £586k2022/232023/24: £319k2023/242024/25: £301k2024/252025/26: £320k2025/262026/27: £82.6k so far (to August 2026)2026/27
Every financial year as a figure
2018/19£638k
2019/20£663k
2020/21£581k
2021/22£519k
2022/23£586k
2023/24£319k
2024/25£301k
2025/26£320k
2026/27£82.6k

What for

The service areas the council booked these payments to, as it names them.

What kind of money

The council's accounting categories for these payments.

The payments

Newest first. Each line links to the council's own file for that month.

The latest 60 of 202 lines. Every one is in the payments dataset.

Mentioned in council papers

9 council papers on our record name “East Sussex Pension Fund” in their text, newest first, each with the words around the name. A paper naming a supplier is not a record that a payment to it was approved there: most payments follow a contract or a decision officers take under delegated powers, which needn’t come to a committee. The match is on the whole name, without “Ltd” and the like; a paper that spells it differently is missed.

A payment records money leaving the council. It says nothing about the supplier's work, and a large figure usually reflects a contract whose decision is in the council's papers. Names and categories are the council's own. If we get something wrong, we correct it in place with a note saying what changed, and list the correction on the about page. Back to all spending.