Scotland · single-tier councils · 2024-25
Angus Council budget and spending
Angus Council had net current service expenditure of £319.5m in 2024-25, about £2,787 for each of its 114,610 residents. By total budget it is 147th highest of 185 single-tier councils.
- Net service spending, 2024-25
- £319.5m
- Spend per resident
- £2,787
- 41st of 185 single-tier councils
- Population (mid-2025)
- 114,610
- ONS mid-year estimate
- Rank by total budget
- 147th
- of 185 single-tier councils
This is the council budget only (net current service expenditure). NHS, pensions, Universal Credit and debt interest are not included. In two-tier counties, education and social care sit with the county, not the district.
Where Angus Council spends its money
- Education£159.9m
50.1% of the budget
- Social work£105.0m
32.9% of the budget
- Central services£19.2m
6.0% of the budget
- Environment£16.0m
5.0% of the budget
- Roads and transport£14.2m
4.5% of the budget
- Culture£9.5m
3.0% of the budget
- Housing (non-HRA)£1.5m
0.5% of the budget
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Angus Council: common questions
How much does Angus Council spend?
Angus Council had net current service expenditure of £319.5m in 2024-25. This is the council budget only: it excludes NHS spending, pensions, Universal Credit and debt interest.
How much does Angus Council spend per resident?
About £2,787 per resident, from a 2024-25 budget of £319.5m and an ONS population estimate of 114,610. That is 41st highest of 185 single-tier councils.
What does Angus Council spend most on?
Education is the largest service line at £159.9m, 50.1% of the 2024-25 budget.
How much of Angus Council's budget goes on social care?
Adult and children's social care together take 32.9% of net service spending in 2024-25.