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North Yorkshire council debt

County council, England. This council no longer exists; its last figures are for Mar 2023.

Total debt
£347m
£347,361,000
Debt per person
£557
623,520 residents
Net debt
£0
after £470m of investments
Change in a year
−4.4%
−£15.9m since Mar 2022
Debt to budget
0.4×
times net current spending, 2022-23
Local economy
£33,378
GDP per person; debt is 1.7% of the area's £20.8bn GDP
Debt cost
£30
per person: £19.0m of interest and repayment in 2022-23 (£9.5m interest)

North Yorkshire debt over time

£0£103m£205m£308m£410m20232010201220142016201820202022

Outstanding borrowing at each date, Mar 2010 to Mar 2023.

What North Yorkshire 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 2022-23.

2018-19£102m · borrowed £14.6m2019-20£88.8m · borrowed £3.6m2020-21£103m · borrowed £2.3m2021-22£127m · borrowed £12.1m2022-23£86.0m
Roads and transportSchools and educationCentral services and corporate propertySocial careEnvironment and wasteCulture, leisure and sportPlanning and regeneration
YearCapital spendingBorrowedBiggest items
2022-23£86.0m–Roads and transport £54.2m, Schools and education £15.3m, Central services and corporate property £11.0m
2021-22£127m£12.1mRoads and transport £67.5m, Central services and corporate property £29.2m, Schools and education £26.3m
2020-21£103m£2.3mRoads and transport £70.5m, Schools and education £20.4m, Central services and corporate property £10.3m
2019-20£88.8m£3.6mRoads and transport £56.8m, Schools and education £20.7m, Central services and corporate property £8.8m
2018-19£102m£14.6mRoads and transport £57.9m, Schools and education £23.5m, Central services and corporate property £17.7m

"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.

North Yorkshire debt by year

DateDebtInvestmentsNet debtPer personPopulationDebt cost
Mar 2023£347m£470m£0£557623,520£19.0m
Dec 2022£361m£448m£0£579623,520£19.4m
Sep 2022£354m£447m£0£568623,520£19.4m
Jun 2022£354m£495m£0£572618,627£19.4m
Mar 2022£363m£447m£0£587618,627£19.4m
Dec 2021£357m£405m£0£577618,627£21.1m
Sep 2021£363m£423m£0£587618,627£21.1m
Jun 2021£377m£507m£0£618610,899£21.1m
Mar 2021£344m£493m£0£563610,899£21.1m
Dec 2020£366m£498m£0£599610,899£22.7m
Sep 2020£362m£498m£0£592610,899£22.7m
Jun 2020£375m£523m£0£614610,660£22.7m
Mar 2020£365m£476m£0£597610,660£22.7m
Mar 2019£374m£470m£0£615607,735£24.3m
Mar 2018£387m£303m£84.4m£637607,291£34.5m
Mar 2017£376m£314m£62.2m£621605,770–
Mar 2016£404m£292m£113m£670603,711–
Mar 2015£363m£224m£138m£601603,672–
Mar 2014£361m£220m£141m£598604,151–
Mar 2013£371m£204m£168m£615603,963–
Mar 2012£394m£180m£214m£656601,206–
Mar 2011£410m£181m£229m£685599,028–
Mar 2010£348m£112m£235m£583596,396–

See North Yorkshire on the UK council debt map