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Warwickshire County Council

A West Midlands county of 585,000 people spanning Rugby, Nuneaton, Warwick and rural south Warwickshire.

Net revenue budget

£505m

Per household

£2020

Band D precept

£1673

Since 2019/20

+31%

Data freshness & source status

Figures last integrated 20 Jun 2026

Dataset freshness and link status for Warwickshire
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
Warwickshire — published budget book24 Jul 202520 Jun 2026Not checked
exact ONS/HMRC/MHCLG/PSS fields
  1. Adult Social Care

    £199m

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

    £796 per household · 39.4% of the budget

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

    £144m

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

    £576 per household · 28.6% 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

    £35m

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

    £140 per household · 6.9% of the budget

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

    £32m

    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

    £17m

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

    £68 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

    £22m

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

    £88 per household · 4.4% of the budget

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

    £27m

    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

    £27m

    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

585k

Households

250k

Spend per resident

£863

Warehouse and logistics growth along the M6 and M40 raises highways maintenance costs.

Adult social care takes about four pounds in every ten of net spending.

Council tax funds roughly three-quarters of the net revenue budget.