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Searchable public spending records showing who public bodies pay, how much and what the published files reveal.
Sources: The files those bodies publish themselves
aidoge.co.uk
Projects by Tom Pickup
I build websites that make public information easier to find, understand and use. Explore the projects, or read the investigations behind them.
Explore the projectsFollow the money, understand the decisions and check the record.
Searchable public spending records showing who public bodies pay, how much and what the published files reveal.
Sources: The files those bodies publish themselves
aidoge.co.uk
Official asylum statistics, accommodation costs and contractor records, organised nationally and by local area.
Sources: Home Office statistics, Companies House, council evidence
asylumstats.co.uk
Council tax by band and year, with links to local election results, public spending and other council information.
Election results, forecasts and council control, with transparent methods and a record of how predictions performed.
Find your area, understand its population and look up practical local information.
Population data and projections alongside local statistics on housing, schools, health and living conditions.
Sources: ONS Census 2021, DWP Stat-Xplore, DfE School Census
ukdemographics.co.uk
A postcode and place directory bringing together local spending, demographics, elections and asylum data.
Food hygiene ratings by business and area, drawn from Food Standards Agency records.
School term dates, half terms and holidays by local authority, with source links and downloadable calendars.
Local history, charitable work, politics and investigations into the life of the town.
The history of the Edward Stocks Massey Bequest Fund and its continuing support for education, music and the arts in Burnley.
Here on tompickup.co.uk
The Burnley and Padiham branch website, bringing together councillor profiles, local news, priorities and ways to get involved.
The county’s new councils, public services and the decisions shaping its future.
An interactive model of Lancashire’s council reorganisation, exploring the budgets, needs and obligations of the four councils the government chose in July 2026, a plan paused in September.
Sources: MHCLG decision, LCC budget books, Contracts Finder
Here on tompickup.co.uk