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Nottinghamshire County Council

Serving 830,000 people across seven districts outside the city of Nottingham, with adult care and children's services dominating spending.

Net revenue budget

£724m

Per household

£2011

Band D precept

£1737

Since 2019/20

+28%

Data freshness & source status

Figures last integrated 20 Jun 2026

Dataset freshness and link status for Nottinghamshire
DatasetPublishedIntegrated hereLink check
MHCLG — Local authority revenue expenditure and financing (RA/RO returns)24 Jul 202520 Jun 2026Not checked
MHCLG — Council tax levels set by local authorities in England24 Jul 202520 Jun 2026Not checked
Local Government Association — LG Inform local authority data24 Jul 202520 Jun 2026Not checked
NHS England — Adult social care activity and finance report24 Jul 202520 Jun 2026Not checked
DfE — Education spending statistics24 Jul 202520 Jun 2026Not checked
Nottinghamshire — published budget book24 Jul 202520 Jun 2026Not checked
exact ONS/HMRC/MHCLG/PSS fields
  1. Adult Social Care

    £292m

    Care and support for older people and working-age adults with disabilities or long-term conditions.

    £811 per household · 40.4% of the budget

    • Residential and nursing placements
    • Home care packages
    • Learning disability support
    • Safeguarding and assessment
  2. Children's Services

    £200m

    Children in care, child protection, family help, SEND support and youth services.

    £556 per household · 27.6% of the budget

    • Looked-after children placements
    • Child protection social work
    • SEND and home-to-school transport
    • Early help and family hubs
  3. Highways & Transport

    £50m

    Maintaining the county road network, winter service, street lighting and subsidised bus routes.

    £139 per household · 6.9% of the budget

    • Road and pothole maintenance
    • Winter gritting
    • Street lighting
    • Supported bus services
  4. Waste & Recycling

    £46m

    Disposal and treatment of household waste collected by the district councils, plus recycling centres.

    £128 per household · 6.4% of the budget

    • Waste disposal contracts
    • Household recycling centres
    • Energy-from-waste treatment
    • Landfill and haulage
  5. Public Health

    £25m

    Ring-fenced grant funding for prevention: sexual health, drug and alcohol services, health visiting and stop-smoking support.

    £69 per household · 3.4% of the budget

    • Drug and alcohol treatment
    • Sexual health services
    • Health visiting and school nursing
    • Smoking cessation
  6. Environment, Culture & Planning

    £32m

    Libraries, country parks, trading standards, registration services, planning and climate work.

    £89 per household · 4.4% of the budget

    • Libraries and archives
    • Country parks and rights of way
    • Trading standards
    • Registrars and coroners
  7. Central & Corporate

    £39m

    Running the organisation: finance, HR, IT, democratic services, property and legal.

    £108 per household · 5.4% of the budget

    • Corporate services
    • Digital and IT
    • Property and estates
    • Democratic services
  8. Capital Financing

    £39m

    Interest and repayment on borrowing used to build schools, roads and other long-life assets.

    £108 per household · 5.4% of the budget

    • Interest on borrowing
    • Minimum revenue provision
    • PFI unitary charges
    • Leasing costs

Population served

830k

Households

360k

Spend per resident

£872

Nottinghamshire's Band D precept is among the higher county figures in England.

Adult social care placements are the single largest line in the budget.

The council runs a large waste disposal contract shared with district collection authorities.