Capital expenditure by council, England

Accredited official statistics

Each English council's total capital expenditure in the latest financial year, £ thousand, with England's, from the capital outturn returns councils make to MHCLG.

England

£31.57bn

2024/25

Verified against source, 1 November 2026, 22:20 UTC

2024/25

Source: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

In order

Ranked by the hub 2024/25

Every place, the highest figure first. The number before each is the hub's own position in the list, not the publisher's: equal figures share one, marked =.

Councils

1Newham£546.2m
2Birmingham£461.6m
3Barking and Dagenham£426.9m
4Westminster£395.5m
5Cornwall£373.1m
6Greenwich£336.8m
7Manchester£324.1m
8Southwark£304.8m
9City of London£299.8m
10Leeds£288.9m
11Enfield£277.1m
12Bristol, City of£276.2m
13Northumberland£267.0m
14County Durham£256.6m
15Camden£256.2m
16Hillingdon£252.6m
17Barnet£245.3m
18Ealing£242.3m
19Haringey£239.9m
20Hammersmith and Fulham£235.1m
21Islington£233.2m
22Hackney£231.7m
23Brent£231.6m
24Kingston upon Hull, City of£219.1m
25Wandsworth£213.5m
26Nottingham£210.8m
27North Yorkshire£199.2m
28Wolverhampton£198.8m
29Cumberland£180.0m
30Wiltshire£177.3m
31Lewisham£175.3m
32Lambeth£172.4m
33Milton Keynes£170.8m
34Bradford£170.0m
35Portsmouth£165.8m
36West Northamptonshire£165.1m
37Somerset£164.5m
38Derby£155.7m
=39Kensington and Chelsea£154.8m
=39Wigan£154.8m
41Basildon£152.2m
42Central Bedfordshire£152.1m
43East Riding of Yorkshire£150.7m
44Newcastle upon Tyne£149.2m
45Sunderland£148.7m
46Buckinghamshire£147.0m
47Oxford£145.3m
48Sandwell£144.7m
49Leicester£143.1m
50Brighton and Hove£141.1m
51Rotherham£140.6m
52Sheffield, its area before 1 April 2025£138.4m
53Redbridge£136.3m
54Kirklees£135.1m
55Hounslow£134.2m
56Southampton£133.7m
=57Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole£131.8m
=57Waltham Forest£131.8m
59Havering£130.2m
60Tower Hamlets£126.1m
61Coventry£124.8m
62Shropshire£124.4m
63North Tyneside£124.3m
64Walsall£121.6m
65Barnsley, its area before 1 April 2025£120.3m
66Doncaster£120.0m
67Croydon£119.1m
68Trafford£118.2m
69Stockport£117.7m
70Salford£117.3m
71Cambridge£115.1m
72Kingston upon Thames£114.0m
73Blackpool£112.5m
74Plymouth£110.9m
75Stoke-on-Trent£107.5m
76Sutton£98.9m
77Warrington£98.8m
78Bedford£98.2m
79Guildford£96.3m
=80Dudley£95.9m
=80Medway£95.9m
82South Gloucestershire£95.7m
83Liverpool£92.5m
84Gateshead£92.1m
85Dorset£89.4m
86Harrow£89.1m
87Cheshire East£88.3m
88Epping Forest£88.1m
89South Tyneside£88.0m
90Cheshire West and Chester£86.3m
91Telford and Wrekin£86.0m
92Reading£84.4m
93Westmorland and Furness£80.0m
94Oldham£78.6m
95Wokingham£77.5m
96Bolton£75.5m
97Swindon£75.3m
98Herefordshire, County of£74.1m
99York£74.0m
=100Ipswich£71.7m
=100Luton£71.7m
102Harlow£71.2m
103Rochdale£70.8m
104North Northamptonshire£64.3m
105Wirral£64.2m
106Redcar and Cleveland£63.7m
107North East Lincolnshire£63.4m
108Wakefield£63.3m
109Warwick£62.0m
110North Somerset£60.9m
111South Cambridgeshire£60.8m
112Richmond upon Thames£60.5m
113Bury£59.8m
114Sefton£59.7m
=115Dacorum£59.4m
=115Middlesbrough£59.4m
117Solihull£57.3m
118Darlington£56.7m
119Stockton-on-Tees£56.6m
120Ashford£56.5m
121Calderdale£55.5m
122North East Derbyshire£53.7m
123Bromley£53.0m
124Nuneaton and Bedworth£52.7m
125Colchester£52.6m
126Peterborough£52.3m
127St. Helens£51.8m
128Bath and North East Somerset£51.7m
=129North Lincolnshire£48.8m
=129Norwich£48.8m
131Knowsley£46.9m
=132Merton£46.6m
=132Welwyn Hatfield£46.6m
134East Lindsey£46.4m
135Halton£46.2m
=136Stevenage£44.4m
=136Woking£44.4m
138Bracknell Forest£44.2m
139New Forest£44.0m
140Maidstone£43.6m
141Wealden£43.2m
142Thurrock£43.1m
=143Thanet£41.7m
=143West Berkshire£41.7m
145Windsor and Maidenhead£41.5m
=146Dover£41.2m
=146Great Yarmouth£41.2m
148Southend-on-Sea£40.1m
149Mansfield£39.8m
150King's Lynn and West Norfolk£39.7m
151Gravesham£39.6m
152Bexley£39.2m
153Hartlepool£38.4m
154Torbay£38.0m
155Gloucester£37.9m
156South Kesteven£36.6m
157Eastleigh£36.5m
158Blackburn with Darwen£36.3m
159Chelmsford£34.2m
160Lincoln£33.9m
=161Lewes£33.5m
=161Slough£33.5m
163Crawley£33.2m
=164Ashfield£33.1m
=164Chesterfield£33.1m
166Newark and Sherwood£32.9m
167East Suffolk£32.7m
168Spelthorne£32.3m
=169Broxtowe£31.4m
=169Preston£31.4m
=171Cheltenham£31.1m
=171Dartford£31.1m
=173Exeter£30.8m
=173St Albans£30.8m
175Canterbury£29.3m
176Uttlesford£28.6m
177East Devon£28.2m
178Stroud£27.7m
=179Basingstoke and Deane£27.4m
=179Rugby£27.4m
=181North Kesteven£27.3m
=181Tameside£27.3m
=181Teignbridge£27.3m
184Wyre Forest£27.0m
185Newcastle-under-Lyme£26.2m
186North Norfolk£26.0m
187Tandridge£25.1m
188Arun£25.0m
189Rother£24.1m
190Waverley£23.2m
=191Fareham£23.1m
=191Mid Devon£23.1m
=193Folkestone and Hythe£22.9m
=193Winchester£22.9m
195Redditch£22.8m
196Charnwood£22.4m
197Hastings£22.0m
=198Adur£21.8m
=198Wyre£21.8m
=200Bolsover£21.7m
=200Burnley£21.7m
202Watford£21.6m
203Worthing£21.3m
=204Bassetlaw£21.1m
=204Isle of Wight£21.1m
206Swale£20.1m
=207Mid Suffolk£19.8m
=207South Norfolk£19.8m
209South Holland£19.6m
210Broadland£19.3m
211High Peak£18.9m
212South Oxfordshire£18.8m
213South Ribble£18.3m
=214Eastbourne£18.2m
=214Vale of White Horse£18.2m
216West Lancashire£18.1m
217Hinckley and Bosworth£17.9m
218Hyndburn£17.8m
219Brentwood£17.6m
220West Lindsey£17.4m
221Huntingdonshire£16.9m
222Cannock Chase£16.6m
223North Devon£16.5m
=224Babergh£16.1m
=224Horsham£16.1m
226Tamworth£15.9m
227Mid Sussex£15.8m
=228Lichfield£15.6m
=228North Warwickshire£15.6m
230Pendle£15.4m
231Lancaster£15.2m
232Boston£15.1m
=233Rushmoor£14.7m
=233Staffordshire Moorlands£14.7m
235Havant£14.5m
=236Cherwell£13.9m
=236Gosport£13.9m
238Mole Valley£13.8m
239Hertsmere£13.0m
240Sevenoaks£12.5m
241West Suffolk£12.1m
=242Harborough£12.0m
=242Tendring£12.0m
244Amber Valley£11.6m
245East Staffordshire£11.5m
=246Elmbridge£11.4m
=246Fenland£11.4m
248North Hertfordshire£11.3m
249Runnymede£11.2m
250Breckland£10.5m
251Three Rivers£10.4m
252Worcester£10.2m
253Wychavon£10.1m
=254Broxbourne£10.0m
=254Fylde£10.0m
256South Staffordshire£9.9m
=257Erewash£9.8m
=257Reigate and Banstead£9.8m
=259Castle Point£9.6m
=259Tunbridge Wells£9.6m
261Bromsgrove£9.5m
262Rossendale£9.3m
263North West Leicestershire£9.1m
264Test Valley£9.0m
265South Derbyshire£8.4m
266Chichester£8.3m
267Stafford£8.1m
268Braintree£8.0m
269Rushcliffe£7.8m
=270Chorley£7.6m
=270West Oxfordshire£7.6m
=272Derbyshire Dales£7.3m
=272Melton£7.3m
=274Cotswold£7.1m
=274East Hertfordshire£7.1m
276Maldon£7.0m
=277Rochford£6.8m
=277Rutland£6.8m
=277South Hams£6.8m
280Torridge£6.6m
281Isles of Scilly£6.5m
282West Devon£6.2m
283Gedling£6.1m
284Epsom and Ewell£6.0m
285Tewkesbury£5.6m
286Surrey Heath£5.5m
287Tonbridge and Malling£5.4m
=288East Hampshire£4.8m
=288Malvern Hills£4.8m
290Blaby£4.6m
=291Forest of Dean£4.5m
=291Hart£4.5m
293Stratford-on-Avon£4.4m
294Oadby and Wigston£4.3m
295Ribble Valley£4.1m
296East Cambridgeshire£3.7m

No figure published for Barnsley (given under its old code, E08000016), Sheffield (given under its old code, E08000019).

Counties

1Surrey£370.7m
2Essex£326.6m
3Hertfordshire£273.8m
4Hampshire£273.4m
5Norfolk£262.2m
6Kent£240.5m
7Oxfordshire£231.1m
8Cambridgeshire£228.3m
9Lincolnshire£226.4m
10Lancashire£199.2m
11Devon£172.4m
=12Nottinghamshire£151.6m
=12Staffordshire£151.6m
14Warwickshire£149.6m
15Leicestershire£137.4m
16Gloucestershire£131.9m
17Suffolk£117.5m
18West Sussex£115.6m
19Derbyshire£106.6m
20Worcestershire£103.4m
21East Sussex£87.0m

Data table

318 rows

Area	2024/25
Newham E09000025	£546.2m
Birmingham E08000025	£461.6m
Barking and Dagenham E09000002	£426.9m
Westminster E09000033	£395.5m
Cornwall E06000052	£373.1m
Surrey E10000030	£370.7m
Greenwich E09000011	£336.8m
Essex E10000012	£326.6m
Manchester E08000003	£324.1m
Southwark E09000028	£304.8m
City of London E09000001	£299.8m
Leeds E08000035	£288.9m
Enfield E09000010	£277.1m
Bristol, City of E06000023	£276.2m
Hertfordshire E10000015	£273.8m
Hampshire E10000014	£273.4m
Northumberland E06000057	£267.0m
Norfolk E10000020	£262.2m
County Durham E06000047	£256.6m
Camden E09000007	£256.2m
Hillingdon E09000017	£252.6m
Barnet E09000003	£245.3m
Ealing E09000009	£242.3m
Kent E10000016	£240.5m
Haringey E09000014	£239.9m
Hammersmith and Fulham E09000013	£235.1m
Islington E09000019	£233.2m
Hackney E09000012	£231.7m
Brent E09000005	£231.6m
Oxfordshire E10000025	£231.1m
Cambridgeshire E10000003	£228.3m
Lincolnshire E10000019	£226.4m
Kingston upon Hull, City of E06000010	£219.1m
Wandsworth E09000032	£213.5m
Nottingham E06000018	£210.8m
North Yorkshire E06000065	£199.2m
Lancashire E10000017	£199.2m
Wolverhampton E08000031	£198.8m
Cumberland E06000063	£180.0m
Wiltshire E06000054	£177.3m
Lewisham E09000023	£175.3m
Devon E10000008	£172.4m
Lambeth E09000022	£172.4m
Milton Keynes E06000042	£170.8m
Bradford E08000032	£170.0m
Portsmouth E06000044	£165.8m
West Northamptonshire E06000062	£165.1m
Somerset E06000066	£164.5m
Derby E06000015	£155.7m
Kensington and Chelsea E09000020	£154.8m
Wigan E08000010	£154.8m
Basildon E07000066	£152.2m
Central Bedfordshire E06000056	£152.1m
Nottinghamshire E10000024	£151.6m
Staffordshire E10000028	£151.6m
East Riding of Yorkshire E06000011	£150.7m
Warwickshire E10000031	£149.6m
Newcastle upon Tyne E08000021	£149.2m
Sunderland E08000024	£148.7m
Buckinghamshire E06000060	£147.0m
Oxford E07000178	£145.3m
Sandwell E08000028	£144.7m
Leicester E06000016	£143.1m
Brighton and Hove E06000043	£141.1m
Rotherham E08000018	£140.6m
Sheffield E08000019 its area before 1 April 2025	£138.4m
Leicestershire E10000018	£137.4m
Redbridge E09000026	£136.3m
Kirklees E08000034	£135.1m
Hounslow E09000018	£134.2m
Southampton E06000045	£133.7m
Gloucestershire E10000013	£131.9m
Waltham Forest E09000031	£131.8m
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole E06000058	£131.8m
Havering E09000016	£130.2m
Tower Hamlets E09000030	£126.1m
Coventry E08000026	£124.8m
Shropshire E06000051	£124.4m
North Tyneside E08000022	£124.3m
Walsall E08000030	£121.6m
Barnsley E08000016 its area before 1 April 2025	£120.3m
Doncaster E08000017	£120.0m
Croydon E09000008	£119.1m
Trafford E08000009	£118.2m
Stockport E08000007	£117.7m
Suffolk E10000029	£117.5m
Salford E08000006	£117.3m
West Sussex E10000032	£115.6m
Cambridge E07000008	£115.1m
Kingston upon Thames E09000021	£114.0m
Blackpool E06000009	£112.5m
Plymouth E06000026	£110.9m
Stoke-on-Trent E06000021	£107.5m
Derbyshire E10000007	£106.6m
Worcestershire E10000034	£103.4m
Sutton E09000029	£98.9m
Warrington E06000007	£98.8m
Bedford E06000055	£98.2m
Guildford E07000209	£96.3m
Dudley E08000027	£95.9m
Medway E06000035	£95.9m
South Gloucestershire E06000025	£95.7m
Liverpool E08000012	£92.5m
Gateshead E08000037	£92.1m
Dorset E06000059	£89.4m
Harrow E09000015	£89.1m
Cheshire East E06000049	£88.3m
Epping Forest E07000072	£88.1m
South Tyneside E08000023	£88.0m
East Sussex E10000011	£87.0m
Cheshire West and Chester E06000050	£86.3m
Telford and Wrekin E06000020	£86.0m
Reading E06000038	£84.4m
Westmorland and Furness E06000064	£80.0m
Oldham E08000004	£78.6m
Wokingham E06000041	£77.5m
Bolton E08000001	£75.5m
Swindon E06000030	£75.3m
Herefordshire, County of E06000019	£74.1m
York E06000014	£74.0m
Luton E06000032	£71.7m
Ipswich E07000202	£71.7m
Harlow E07000073	£71.2m
Rochdale E08000005	£70.8m
North Northamptonshire E06000061	£64.3m
Wirral E08000015	£64.2m
Redcar and Cleveland E06000003	£63.7m
North East Lincolnshire E06000012	£63.4m
Wakefield E08000036	£63.3m
Warwick E07000222	£62.0m
North Somerset E06000024	£60.9m
South Cambridgeshire E07000012	£60.8m
Richmond upon Thames E09000027	£60.5m
Bury E08000002	£59.8m
Sefton E08000014	£59.7m
Middlesbrough E06000002	£59.4m
Dacorum E07000096	£59.4m
Solihull E08000029	£57.3m
Darlington E06000005	£56.7m
Stockton-on-Tees E06000004	£56.6m
Ashford E07000105	£56.5m
Calderdale E08000033	£55.5m
North East Derbyshire E07000038	£53.7m
Bromley E09000006	£53.0m
Nuneaton and Bedworth E07000219	£52.7m
Colchester E07000071	£52.6m
Peterborough E06000031	£52.3m
St. Helens E08000013	£51.8m
Bath and North East Somerset E06000022	£51.7m
North Lincolnshire E06000013	£48.8m
Norwich E07000148	£48.8m
Knowsley E08000011	£46.9m
Merton E09000024	£46.6m
Welwyn Hatfield E07000241	£46.6m
East Lindsey E07000137	£46.4m
Halton E06000006	£46.2m
Stevenage E07000243	£44.4m
Woking E07000217	£44.4m
Bracknell Forest E06000036	£44.2m
New Forest E07000091	£44.0m
Maidstone E07000110	£43.6m
Wealden E07000065	£43.2m
Thurrock E06000034	£43.1m
West Berkshire E06000037	£41.7m
Thanet E07000114	£41.7m
Windsor and Maidenhead E06000040	£41.5m
Dover E07000108	£41.2m
Great Yarmouth E07000145	£41.2m
Southend-on-Sea E06000033	£40.1m
Mansfield E07000174	£39.8m
King's Lynn and West Norfolk E07000146	£39.7m
Gravesham E07000109	£39.6m
Bexley E09000004	£39.2m
Hartlepool E06000001	£38.4m
Torbay E06000027	£38.0m
Gloucester E07000081	£37.9m
South Kesteven E07000141	£36.6m
Eastleigh E07000086	£36.5m
Blackburn with Darwen E06000008	£36.3m
Chelmsford E07000070	£34.2m
Lincoln E07000138	£33.9m
Lewes E07000063	£33.5m
Slough E06000039	£33.5m
Crawley E07000226	£33.2m
Ashfield E07000170	£33.1m
Chesterfield E07000034	£33.1m
Newark and Sherwood E07000175	£32.9m
East Suffolk E07000244	£32.7m
Spelthorne E07000213	£32.3m
Broxtowe E07000172	£31.4m
Preston E07000123	£31.4m
Cheltenham E07000078	£31.1m
Dartford E07000107	£31.1m
St Albans E07000240	£30.8m
Exeter E07000041	£30.8m
Canterbury E07000106	£29.3m
Uttlesford E07000077	£28.6m
East Devon E07000040	£28.2m
Stroud E07000082	£27.7m
Basingstoke and Deane E07000084	£27.4m
Rugby E07000220	£27.4m
North Kesteven E07000139	£27.3m
Tameside E08000008	£27.3m
Teignbridge E07000045	£27.3m
Wyre Forest E07000239	£27.0m
Newcastle-under-Lyme E07000195	£26.2m
North Norfolk E07000147	£26.0m
Tandridge E07000215	£25.1m
Arun E07000224	£25.0m
Rother E07000064	£24.1m
Waverley E07000216	£23.2m
Mid Devon E07000042	£23.1m
Fareham E07000087	£23.1m
Winchester E07000094	£22.9m
Folkestone and Hythe E07000112	£22.9m
Redditch E07000236	£22.8m
Charnwood E07000130	£22.4m
Hastings E07000062	£22.0m
Adur E07000223	£21.8m
Wyre E07000128	£21.8m
Burnley E07000117	£21.7m
Bolsover E07000033	£21.7m
Watford E07000103	£21.6m
Worthing E07000229	£21.3m
Bassetlaw E07000171	£21.1m
Isle of Wight E06000046	£21.1m
Swale E07000113	£20.1m
Mid Suffolk E07000203	£19.8m
South Norfolk E07000149	£19.8m
South Holland E07000140	£19.6m
Broadland E07000144	£19.3m
High Peak E07000037	£18.9m
South Oxfordshire E07000179	£18.8m
South Ribble E07000126	£18.3m
Vale of White Horse E07000180	£18.2m
Eastbourne E07000061	£18.2m
West Lancashire E07000127	£18.1m
Hinckley and Bosworth E07000132	£17.9m
Hyndburn E07000120	£17.8m
Brentwood E07000068	£17.6m
West Lindsey E07000142	£17.4m
Huntingdonshire E07000011	£16.9m
Cannock Chase E07000192	£16.6m
North Devon E07000043	£16.5m
Horsham E07000227	£16.1m
Babergh E07000200	£16.1m
Tamworth E07000199	£15.9m
Mid Sussex E07000228	£15.8m
North Warwickshire E07000218	£15.6m
Lichfield E07000194	£15.6m
Pendle E07000122	£15.4m
Lancaster E07000121	£15.2m
Boston E07000136	£15.1m
Staffordshire Moorlands E07000198	£14.7m
Rushmoor E07000092	£14.7m
Havant E07000090	£14.5m
Cherwell E07000177	£13.9m
Gosport E07000088	£13.9m
Mole Valley E07000210	£13.8m
Hertsmere E07000098	£13.0m
Sevenoaks E07000111	£12.5m
West Suffolk E07000245	£12.1m
Tendring E07000076	£12.0m
Harborough E07000131	£12.0m
Amber Valley E07000032	£11.6m
East Staffordshire E07000193	£11.5m
Fenland E07000010	£11.4m
Elmbridge E07000207	£11.4m
North Hertfordshire E07000099	£11.3m
Runnymede E07000212	£11.2m
Breckland E07000143	£10.5m
Three Rivers E07000102	£10.4m
Worcester E07000237	£10.2m
Wychavon E07000238	£10.1m
Fylde E07000119	£10.0m
Broxbourne E07000095	£10.0m
South Staffordshire E07000196	£9.9m
Reigate and Banstead E07000211	£9.8m
Erewash E07000036	£9.8m
Castle Point E07000069	£9.6m
Tunbridge Wells E07000116	£9.6m
Bromsgrove E07000234	£9.5m
Rossendale E07000125	£9.3m
North West Leicestershire E07000134	£9.1m
Test Valley E07000093	£9.0m
South Derbyshire E07000039	£8.4m
Chichester E07000225	£8.3m
Stafford E07000197	£8.1m
Braintree E07000067	£8.0m
Rushcliffe E07000176	£7.8m
West Oxfordshire E07000181	£7.6m
Chorley E07000118	£7.6m
Derbyshire Dales E07000035	£7.3m
Melton E07000133	£7.3m
Cotswold E07000079	£7.1m
East Hertfordshire E07000242	£7.1m
Maldon E07000074	£7.0m
Rochford E07000075	£6.8m
Rutland E06000017	£6.8m
South Hams E07000044	£6.8m
Torridge E07000046	£6.6m
Isles of Scilly E06000053	£6.5m
West Devon E07000047	£6.2m
Gedling E07000173	£6.1m
Epsom and Ewell E07000208	£6.0m
Tewkesbury E07000083	£5.6m
Surrey Heath E07000214	£5.5m
Tonbridge and Malling E07000115	£5.4m
East Hampshire E07000085	£4.8m
Malvern Hills E07000235	£4.8m
Blaby E07000129	£4.6m
Hart E07000089	£4.5m
Forest of Dean E07000080	£4.5m
Stratford-on-Avon E07000221	£4.4m
Oadby and Wigston E07000135	£4.3m
Ribble Valley E07000124	£4.1m
East Cambridgeshire E07000009	£3.7m
Barnsley E08000038	given for its area before 1 April 2025, under E08000016
Sheffield E08000039	given for its area before 1 April 2025, under E08000019
England	£31.57bn

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2024/25 · 294 areas, each shaded by the fifth of the areas its figure falls in

£3.7m to £13.9m
£13.9m to £27.7m
£27.7m to £56.5m
£56.5m to £126.1m
£126.1m to £546.2m

Boundaries: Council boundaries, May 2026, from the geography spine. Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v.3.0. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026.

Source and licence

Publisher

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

Check it yourself

https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/local-authority-capital-expenditure-receipts-and-financing

Licence

Open Government Licence v3.0 – Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Retrieved

1 November 2026, 22:18 UTC

Raw files fetched

https://www.gov.uk/api/content/government/statistics/local-authority-capital-expenditure-and-receipts-in-england-2024-to-2025-individual-local-authority-dataSHA-256 a2d767b82488a2fa32607af6c08d89d64184576f4e82e0fbb3c075bf8b613041 · 18,556 bytes
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Verification

Verified against source, 1 November 2026, 22:20 UTC Run at 1 November 2026, 22:20 UTC; 318 of 318 figures matched the live source.

Result	Check	Detail
Pass	Provenance recorded	Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government; Open Government Licence v3.0; retrieved 2026-11-01T22:18:29Z; 2 raw file(s)
Pass	Raw files match recorded SHA-256	2 of 2 files intact
Pass	Re-parsing raw files reproduces figures	318 of 318 figures and the headline reproduced
Pass	Figures are finite numbers	318 figures, 0 invalid
Pass	Live source matches every figure	318 of 318 figures match exactly after downloading 2 source file(s) again (2 byte-identical); the headline matches
Pass	GOV.UK table is current	latest period 2024/25 ended 580 days before retrieval (limit 700), from Capital outturn return (COR A1): total capital expenditure, other transactions and receipts, England, 2024-25
Pass	Every class row and England's grossed row add up from their authorities	13 of 13 rows of other_and_total_expenditure in 2024/25, each class's and England's grossed figure the sum of its 409 authorities' as MHCLG counts them, exactly; England's row excluding double counting nets off what authorities pass to each other, so it is no sum; no sum can show one council's figure filed under another's code
Pass	England's figure agrees with Table 1a of the year's final outturn release	England's total capital expenditure in 2024/25, excluding double counting, £31,566.506 million in the COR file and £31,567 million in Table 1a (https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/local-authority-capital-expenditure-and-receipts-in-england-2024-to-2025-final-outturn), within the £0.5 million Table 1a's rounding allows
Pass	Source page answers	https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/local-authority-capital-expenditure-receipts-and-financing – HTTP 200

Notes

Spending on fixed assets, land, buildings, vehicles and equipment, and on grants, loans and shares that count as capital, for every service, as each council returned it to MHCLG.
England's figure is MHCLG's 'excluding double counting', which nets off the grants, loans and other help authorities give each other, so it is less than the councils' and other authorities' figures added together. It covers police, fire, combined, national park and waste authorities and the Greater London Authority too, which the hub does not show as councils.
England's 296 lower-tier councils and 21 counties each return their own capital outturn; a county's figure does not include its districts'. MHCLG gives Barnsley's and Sheffield's figures under the codes they had before the 1st of April 2025, and the hub keeps them there.