Scottish Local Government Financial Statistics 2013-14

Scottish Local Government Financial Statistics is an annual publication that provides a comprehensive overview of Scottish Local Authority financial activity. The publication covers Local Authority income, revenue and capital expenditure, outstanding debt, local taxation and Local Authority pensions.


ANNEX C - General Fund Net Revenue Expenditure by Local Authority and Service, 2013-141

  £ thousands
  Education Cultural and related services Social work Roads and transport 2,3 Environmental services Planning and economic development Central services4 Non-HRA Housing Trading services Interest and Investment Income Statutory Repayment of Debt Surplus/deficit from Significant Trading Operations Total net revenue expenditure1
Scotland 4,604,562 620,373 3,036,055 460,368 670,396 284,360 516,402 327,257 -1,601 589,303 598,150 -30,724 11,674,901
Aberdeen City 156,575 25,974 131,300 10,920 26,756 7,399 16,515 4,456 0 24,111 15,158 -13,091 406,073
Aberdeenshire 234,054 21,642 121,212 37,555 28,883 6,516 17,543 7,071 625 19,188 12,066 -596 505,759
Angus 95,596 10,506 56,590 12,968 14,429 2,839 15,450 7,864 111 13,203 8,608 0 238,165
Argyll & Bute 90,230 8,406 56,801 18,957 17,048 5,016 9,519 7,971 169 17,395 19,441 -1,650 249,303
Clackmannanshire 40,594 5,480 29,786 3,187 5,439 3,027 5,334 3,142 0 7,311 6,237 66 109,603
Dumfries & Galloway 138,197 17,161 88,655 18,303 22,608 6,887 15,617 8,736 -195 19,280 15,442 13 350,704
Dundee City 127,369 20,783 96,741 7,755 17,577 9,248 9,125 15,485 0 16,717 14,676 0 335,476
East Ayrshire 110,948 10,267 76,499 10,821 11,985 5,230 6,842 10,400 0 13,893 15,951 0 272,837
East Dunbartonshire 106,553 9,022 53,023 7,462 13,602 3,581 9,689 1,758 0 14,498 10,799 0 229,986
East Lothian 82,169 16,899 61,602 5,280 11,488 3,366 1,780 3,962 0 11,021 10,559 0 208,126
East Renfrewshire 103,514 9,859 46,939 9,842 8,232 3,376 5,199 3,509 0 9,061 10,487 0 210,018
Edinburgh, City of 296,931 42,690 301,353 14,158 64,616 24,207 31,837 27,620 0 70,858 66,794 45 941,109
Eilean Siar 47,942 3,133 22,415 7,174 6,091 3,171 4,988 3,369 59 9,441 10,581 0 118,364
Falkirk 135,519 17,703 80,938 11,524 15,218 10,708 11,740 11,875 190 19,487 14,686 -245 329,343
Fife 310,613 45,485 205,150 34,849 42,782 12,883 20,052 17,183 360 29,393 29,988 -970 747,768
Glasgow City 444,547 111,937 389,985 21,192 91,094 78,089 51,759 65,537 0 93,420 97,932 -3,950 1,441,542
Highland 244,555 21,245 134,938 29,097 36,022 5,274 13,582 10,839 -1,018 34,252 30,601 0 559,387
Inverclyde 72,210 8,910 46,963 8,999 8,648 8,076 8,724 8,356 113 13,708 10,448 0 195,155
Midlothian 75,666 8,126 44,774 6,118 7,002 2,504 4,289 8,737 0 10,119 5,345 0 172,680
Moray 78,083 7,870 52,870 6,185 10,681 1,520 6,609 7,106 293 8,560 6,818 0 186,595
North Ayrshire 126,782 16,252 86,684 11,021 15,826 9,385 11,651 12,027 60 12,200 13,433 -544 314,777
North Lanarkshire 327,014 35,673 162,196 23,303 39,550 16,583 69,700 7,713 0 31,700 32,280 -1,521 744,190
Orkney Islands 27,721 4,169 17,632 12,633 3,331 3,185 12,853 1,140 1,124 -9,968 3,176 0 76,996
Perth & Kinross 128,614 18,578 72,014 12,626 18,862 4,627 9,169 9,756 183 12,671 12,988 0 300,088
Renfrewshire 143,012 21,119 96,396 11,601 19,552 5,051 20,210 6,396 0 13,361 33,301 0 370,000
Scottish Borders 100,993 13,082 69,807 14,473 13,308 1,915 6,624 3,487 -290 11,748 11,717 -142 246,722
Shetland Islands 38,580 4,422 27,128 18,795 3,332 5,351 10,271 1,593 -3,545 -38,514 10,861 -602 77,672
South Ayrshire 97,851 12,542 70,886 9,879 12,881 5,054 8,371 4,925 160 10,837 8,807 0 242,193
South Lanarkshire 275,567 33,384 147,980 32,528 39,294 15,416 85,217 19,215 0 47,746 28,900 -2,492 722,755
Stirling 87,823 8,247 45,963 9,018 12,100 3,360 8,368 6,946 0 11,859 9,809 0 203,493
West Dunbartonshire 91,522 12,898 60,170 5,906 11,256 3,710 5,713 8,478 0 12,295 11,789 -2,594 221,143
West Lothian 167,218 16,909 80,665 16,241 20,903 7,806 2,065 10,605 0 18,451 8,472 -2,451 346,884

1. The Police and Fire Reform (Scotland) Act 2012 created Police Scotland and Fire Scotland, which replaced the former Police and Fire Boards. These new bodies are classified as Central Government, rather than Local Government. As a result, total net revenue expenditure in this table is not comparable to previous years.
2. Regional Transport Partnerships expenditure is apportioned to councils by population (NRS 2013 mid year estimates)
3. Including general fund contributions to transport (LA and non LA).
4. Expenditure on council tax and non-domestic valuation and registration of electors is apportioned to councils using the amount that the Valuation Joint Boards requisition from them.

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