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Council Spending

Budget Monitoring ReportsDetails of the expenditure/income against each Directorate's budget
Budget SummaryDetails of the next financial year's budget as approved by Council in March
Section 251 StatementsUnder Section 251 of the Schools Standards and Framework Act the County Council must submit statements of education spending in a prescribed format to the DFE for both budget and out-turn.
Statement of AccountsThe Statement of Accounts provides information about costs and income of the Council's services for the financial year and liabilities and assets at the year end.
Audit and Inspection LettersAudit and Inspection Letters look at whether the Council has adequate arrangements for accounts, financial aspects of corporate governance and performance management.
Low cost councilRutland County Council is a low cost Council, meaning that we are efficient with money and spend less per head of population compared to the other Councils who provide the same services.
Adult Social Care PreceptRutland County Council has increased its Council Tax by 2% to fund adult social care services in our area.
Annual BudgetFind out more about the proposals in our latest Draft Budget, including Council Tax and spending priorities.
Council Spending InformationInformation showing payments to suppliers made by the council. From September 2012, the files show all transactions, prior to this date they related just to those over £500 in value
Procurement Card transactionsInformation on purchases made using the Council's procurement cards.
Treasury Management StrategyTreasury Management Strategy details the Council's treasury management activities
Capital Investment StrategyCapital Investment Strategy sets out the Council's capital objectives, priorities and plans

Council Spending

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