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Nottinghamshire County Council budget and spending
Nottinghamshire County Council had net current service expenditure of £1.3bn in 2024-25. By total budget it is 10th highest of 21 county councils.
- Net service spending, 2024-25
- £1.3bn
- Rank by total budget
- 10th
- of 21 county 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 Nottinghamshire Council spends its money
- Education£513.3m
38.7% of the budget
- Adult social care£387.3m
29.2% of the budget
- Children's social care£214.7m
16.2% of the budget
- Highways and transport£50.7m
3.8% of the budget
- Public health£50.0m
3.8% of the budget
- Environment£47.8m
3.6% of the budget
- Planning£23.7m
1.8% of the budget
- Central and other£22.3m
1.7% of the budget
- Culture£15.3m
1.2% of the budget
County councils run social care, education, highways and libraries across several districts, so they are only compared with other counties.
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Nottinghamshire County Council: common questions
How much does Nottinghamshire County Council spend?
Nottinghamshire County Council had net current service expenditure of £1.3bn in 2024-25. This is the council budget only: it excludes NHS spending, pensions, Universal Credit and debt interest.
What does Nottinghamshire County Council spend most on?
Education is the largest service line at £513.3m, 38.7% of the 2024-25 budget.
How much of Nottinghamshire County Council's budget goes on social care?
Adult and children's social care together take 45.4% of net service spending in 2024-25.