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East Lindsey council debt

District council, England. Latest figures: Jun 2026.

Total debt
£0
£0
Debt per person
£0
146,756 residents
Net debt
£0
after £62.6m of investments
Debt to budget
0.0×
times net current spending, 2025-26
Local economy
£24,217
GDP per person; debt is 0.0% of the area's £3.55bn GDP
Debt cost
£5
per person: £665k of interest and repayment in 2025-26 (£245k interest)

East Lindsey has the 148th highest debt per person of 164 district councils in the UK (Jun 2026).

East Lindsey debt over time

£0£6.0m£12.0m£18.0m£24.0mJun 202620102012201420162018202020222024

Outstanding borrowing at each date, Mar 2010 to Jun 2026.

What East Lindsey spent capital money on

Councils borrow to pay for capital spending: buildings, roads, housing, loans to their own companies, commercial property. Capital spending by service in each financial year, and how much of it was paid for by new borrowing, 2018-19 to 2024-25.

2018-19£23.7m · borrowed £20.0m2019-20£8.3m2020-21£5.0m2021-22£11.3m · borrowed £1.9m2022-23£16.8m2023-24£27.2m · borrowed £298k2024-25£46.4m · borrowed £2.5m
Central services and corporate propertyPlanning and regenerationCulture, leisure and sportEnvironment and wasteHousingRoads and transportPoliceSchools and educationPublic health
YearCapital spendingBorrowedBiggest items
2024-25£46.4m£2.5mPlanning and regeneration £19.1m, Culture, leisure and sport £11.4m, Environment and waste £9.9m
2023-24£27.2m£298kCulture, leisure and sport £11.4m, Planning and regeneration £6.4m, Environment and waste £5.1m
2022-23£16.8m–Central services and corporate property £5.2m, Environment and waste £4.6m, Culture, leisure and sport £2.4m
2021-22£11.3m£1.9mCentral services and corporate property £4.5m, Housing £2.4m, Planning and regeneration £1.9m
2020-21£5.0m–Housing £1.5m, Planning and regeneration £1.3m, Culture, leisure and sport £1.3m
2019-20£8.3m–Environment and waste £3.4m, Culture, leisure and sport £1.7m, Housing £1.3m
2018-19£23.7m£20.0mCentral services and corporate property £20.7m, Housing £1.5m, Culture, leisure and sport £669k

"Borrowed" is new borrowing and credit used to finance that year's spending; it can exceed the spending when a council borrows to cover earlier costs or, with government permission, day-to-day losses. Source: MHCLG capital outturn (England, from 2018-19); StatsWales capital outturn (Wales). Not yet available for Scotland and Northern Ireland.

East Lindsey debt by year

DateDebtInvestmentsNet debtPer personPopulationDebt cost
Jun 2026£0£62.6m£0£0146,756£665k
Mar 2026£0£61.8m£0£0146,756£665k
Dec 2025£0£67.9m£0£0146,756£401k
Sep 2025£0£74.3m£0£0146,756£401k
Jun 2025£2.0m£74.3m£0£14145,345£401k
Mar 2025£0£78.9m£0£0145,345£401k
Dec 2024£0£83.5m£0£0145,345£1.9m
Sep 2024£0£93.5m£0£0145,345£1.9m
Jun 2024£0£89.1m£0£0145,140£1.9m
Mar 2024£0£90.0m£0£0145,140£1.9m
Dec 2023£0£103m£0£0145,140£5.4m
Sep 2023£20.0m£112m£0£138145,140£5.4m
Jun 2023£20.0m£109m£0£139144,293£5.4m
Mar 2023£20.0m£88.5m£0£139144,293£5.4m
Dec 2022£20.0m£103m£0£139144,293£493k
Sep 2022£20.0m£105m£0£139144,293£493k
Jun 2022£20.0m£99.3m£0£140142,916£493k
Mar 2022£20.0m£79.7m£0£140142,916£493k
Dec 2021£20.0m£80.8m£0£140142,916£623k
Sep 2021£20.0m£76.7m£0£140142,916£623k
Jun 2021£20.0m£78.9m£0£141141,665£623k
Mar 2021£20.0m£69.0m£0£141141,665£623k
Dec 2020£20.0m£78.5m£0£141141,665£1.9m
Sep 2020£20.0m£75.0m£0£141141,665£1.9m
Jun 2020£20.0m£81.5m£0£141142,039£1.9m
Mar 2020£24.0m£63.7m£0£169142,039£1.9m
Mar 2019£20.0m£57.8m£0£142141,073£155k
Mar 2018£0£28.7m£0£0140,072£24k
Mar 2017£0£29.5m£0£0138,488–
Mar 2016£0£21.4m£0£0137,753–
Mar 2015£0£23.2m£0£0137,342–
Mar 2014£0£18.5m£0£0136,399–
Mar 2013£0£16.8m£0£0136,431–
Mar 2012£0£18.0m£0£0136,683–
Mar 2011£0£21.9m£0£0137,251–
Mar 2010£0£20.6m£0£0137,140–

Similar councils

CouncilDebtPer person
North Norfolk£0£0
Broadland£0£0
Breckland£0£0
East Lindsey£0£0
Wyre£0£0
South Ribble£0£0
Ribble Valley£0£0

District councils closest in debt per person, Jun 2026.

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