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Publication - Statistics

Scottish Local Government Financial Statistics 2013-14

Published
24 February 2015
ISBN
9781785441288

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.

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ANNEX D (i) - General Fund Net Revenue Expenditure by Local Authority1,2,3,4, 2009-10 to 2013-14

£thousands
2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14e
Scotland 13,135,364 13,004,704 12,696,622 12,799,446 11,674,901
Scotland excluding Police & Fire 11,628,817 11,680,525 11,408,183 11,509,213 11,674,901
Aberdeen City 476,745 474,970 467,976 457,556 406,073
Aberdeenshire 563,930 559,274 517,664 525,186 505,759
Angus 273,770 268,725 258,067 260,648 238,165
Argyll & Bute 280,508 288,822 271,820 262,829 249,303
Clackmannanshire 125,068 115,770 115,294 121,248 109,603
Dumfries & Galloway 383,793 393,388 383,295 389,683 350,704
Dundee City 376,558 377,742 375,307 382,453 335,476
East Ayrshire 291,184 287,481 285,072 288,652 272,837
East Dunbartonshire 278,628 263,655 247,076 247,243 229,986
East Lothian 223,503 223,133 228,150 227,018 208,126
East Renfrewshire 204,679 209,905 219,104 223,489 210,018
Edinburgh, City of 1,072,200 1,049,051 1,020,148 1,055,307 941,109
Eilean Siar 122,858 122,909 117,242 118,638 118,364
Falkirk 347,758 368,566 357,750 350,883 329,343
Fife 828,951 833,306 805,965 812,030 747,768
Glasgow City 1,826,870 1,697,626 1,655,888 1,677,364 1,441,542
Highland 584,545 597,698 609,078 625,655 559,387
Inverclyde 217,303 213,813 208,317 214,332 195,155
Midlothian 197,673 200,513 195,907 200,857 172,680
Moray 209,253 202,541 197,999 205,026 186,595
North Ayrshire 345,723 345,636 341,450 342,354 314,777
North Lanarkshire 799,254 798,396 759,581 759,515 744,190
Orkney Islands5 84,045 85,726 90,288 70,747 76,996
Perth & Kinross 335,180 343,026 329,799 329,484 300,088
Renfrewshire 425,857 413,024 413,817 412,552 370,000
Scottish Borders 280,663 291,322 272,669 274,413 246,722
Shetland Islands 115,890 125,637 116,977 122,276 77,672
South Ayrshire 265,187 266,716 265,745 262,464 242,193
South Lanarkshire 747,893 711,593 718,276 725,888 722,755
Stirling 208,856 222,726 224,505 222,662 203,493
West Dunbartonshire 254,407 250,165 250,583 251,373 221,143
West Lothian 386,631 401,849 375,813 379,622 346,884

1. Net expenditure financed from grants, non domestic rates, council taxes and balances.

2. Following the Police and Fire Reform (Scotland) Act 2012 figures from 2013-14 are not be comparable with previous years. See section 5.2 for details.

3. Expenditure by Regional Transport Partnerships is apportioned to councils on a population basis.

4. Figures include Trading Services and non-HRA Housing.

e. Following the Police and Fire Reform (Scotland) Act 2012 figures from 2013-14 may not be comparable with previous years. See section 5.2 for details.

ANNEX D (ii) - General Fund Net Revenue Expenditure on Services by Local Authority1,2,3,4, 2009-10 to 2013-14

£thousands
2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14e
Scotland 12,096,058 11,892,392 11,510,149 11,587,778 10,518,172
Scotland excluding Police & Fire 10,616,552 10,593,363 10,227,602 10,319,364 10,518,172
Aberdeen City 442,006 433,219 434,160 415,030 379,895
Aberdeenshire 535,619 528,292 486,774 493,995 475,101
Angus 250,902 244,171 234,941 238,611 216,353
Argyll & Bute 240,991 248,231 232,086 225,196 214,116
Clackmannanshire 116,626 106,403 100,189 107,904 95,989
Dumfries & Galloway 359,676 361,170 349,851 355,523 315,969
Dundee City 353,030 354,956 345,800 351,796 304,082
East Ayrshire 266,904 262,383 258,927 260,382 242,993
East Dunbartonshire 228,810 237,145 220,282 221,271 204,689
East Lothian 209,549 204,656 208,399 206,514 186,546
East Renfrewshire 191,926 194,082 199,439 203,376 190,470
Edinburgh, City of 962,520 922,969 896,099 916,421 803,412
Eilean Siar 101,254 101,193 97,861 99,387 98,342
Falkirk 316,991 323,305 313,230 316,885 295,415
Fife 770,216 773,267 750,308 754,784 689,357
Glasgow City 1,703,359 1,533,232 1,481,957 1,498,465 1,254,140
Highland 540,621 538,301 561,193 559,527 494,534
Inverclyde 201,282 195,946 186,265 191,294 170,999
Midlothian 181,954 184,538 180,659 186,736 157,216
Moray 196,595 190,180 187,306 191,996 171,217
North Ayrshire 318,168 318,589 315,735 316,002 289,688
North Lanarkshire 740,130 745,124 697,420 693,159 681,731
Orkney Islands 80,590 82,434 78,672 83,567 83,788
Perth & Kinross 314,185 315,939 302,984 303,234 274,429
Renfrewshire 400,775 401,225 344,993 351,999 323,337
Scottish Borders 256,512 267,130 247,697 251,480 223,399
Shetland Islands 124,287 128,780 123,103 125,788 105,927
South Ayrshire 245,247 246,853 246,007 242,839 222,549
South Lanarkshire 655,108 636,297 644,378 645,077 648,600
Stirling 194,639 205,421 202,557 199,707 181,825
West Dunbartonshire 233,612 231,086 229,439 226,660 199,652
West Lothian 361,976 375,875 351,438 353,174 322,411

1. Net expenditure financed from grants, non domestic rates, council taxes and balances.

2. Expenditure by Police, Fire and Valuation Boards is apportioned to councils by the amount that the Boards requisition from them.

3. Expenditure by Regional Transport Partnerships is apportioned to councils on a population basis.

4. Figures include Trading Services and non-HRA Housing, but exclude interest and debt.

e. Following the Police and Fire Reform (Scotland) Act 2012 figures from 2013-14 are not be comparable with previous years. See section 5.2 for details.

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