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Teignbridge council debt

District council, England. Latest figures: Jun 2026.

Total debt
£0
£0
Debt per person
£0
138,607 residents
Net debt
−£28.0m
after £28.0m of investments
Debt to budget
0.0×
times net current spending, 2025-26
Local economy
£28,310
GDP per person; debt is 0.0% of the area's £3.92bn GDP
Debt cost
£21
per person: £2.9m of interest and repayment in 2025-26 (£609k interest)

Teignbridge has the 161st highest debt per person of 164 district councils in the UK (Jun 2026).

Teignbridge debt over time

£0£312k£625k£938k£1.2mJun 202620102012201420162018202020222024

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

What Teignbridge 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£9.5m · borrowed £1.8m2019-20£10.0m · borrowed £3.8m2020-21£6.2m · borrowed £666k2021-22£15.6m · borrowed £1.3m2022-23£14.8m · borrowed £1.1m2023-24£15.3m · borrowed £2.3m2024-25£27.3m · borrowed £14.3m
Environment and wasteHousingPlanning and regenerationCulture, leisure and sportRoads and transportCentral services and corporate propertyCommercial property and companiesSchools and educationOther trading services
YearCapital spendingBorrowedBiggest items
2024-25£27.3m£14.3mEnvironment and waste £15.7m, Housing £3.4m, Roads and transport £2.5m
2023-24£15.3m£2.3mHousing £7.2m, Roads and transport £3.4m, Environment and waste £2.0m
2022-23£14.8m£1.1mPlanning and regeneration £3.8m, Central services and corporate property £3.5m, Housing £3.2m
2021-22£15.6m£1.3mCulture, leisure and sport £5.9m, Roads and transport £4.3m, Housing £2.8m
2020-21£6.2m£666kHousing £1.5m, Environment and waste £1.3m, Culture, leisure and sport £1.2m
2019-20£10.0m£3.8mPlanning and regeneration £5.0m, Culture, leisure and sport £2.0m, Housing £1.4m
2018-19£9.5m£1.8mPlanning and regeneration £4.0m, Housing £1.7m, Environment and waste £1.5m

"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.

Teignbridge debt by year

DateDebtInvestmentsNet debtPer personPopulationDebt cost
Jun 2026£0£28.0m−£28.0m£0138,607£2.9m
Mar 2026£0£38.6m−£38.6m£0138,607£2.9m
Dec 2025£0£42.6m−£42.6m£0138,607£2.2m
Sep 2025£0£39.7m−£39.7m£0138,607£2.2m
Jun 2025£0£39.0m−£39.0m£0138,296£2.2m
Mar 2025£0£30.7m−£30.7m£0138,296£2.2m
Dec 2024£0£48.6m−£48.6m£0138,296£313k
Sep 2024£0£43.1m−£43.1m£0138,296£313k
Jun 2024£0£38.2m−£38.2m£0137,306£313k
Mar 2024£0£31.8m−£31.8m£0137,306£313k
Dec 2023£0£45.6m−£45.6m£0137,306£0
Sep 2023£0£38.2m−£38.2m£0137,306£0
Jun 2023£0£38.2m−£38.2m£0135,899£0
Mar 2023£0£30.0m−£30.0m£0135,899£0
Dec 2022£0£43.5m−£43.5m£0135,899£0
Sep 2022£0£38.8m−£38.8m£0135,899£0
Jun 2022£0£43.5m−£43.5m£0135,189£0
Mar 2022£0£37.5m−£37.5m£0135,189£0
Dec 2021£0£43.2m−£43.2m£0135,189£0
Sep 2021£0£33.2m−£33.2m£0135,189£0
Jun 2021£0£33.7m−£33.7m£0133,869£0
Mar 2021£0£20.3m−£20.3m£0133,869£0
Dec 2020£0£29.1m−£29.1m£0133,869£125k
Sep 2020£0£13.7m−£13.7m£0133,869£125k
Jun 2020£0£20.9m−£20.9m£0133,965£125k
Mar 2020£0£7.8m−£7.8m£0133,965£125k
Mar 2019£0£9.4m−£9.4m£0132,707£117k
Mar 2018£0£9.0m−£9.0m£0131,572£0
Mar 2017£0£6.8m−£6.8m£0129,668–
Mar 2016£0£3.1m−£3.1m£0128,566–
Mar 2015£0£21.0m−£21.0m£0127,236–
Mar 2014£0£11.6m−£11.6m£0125,754–
Mar 2013£0£10.5m−£10.5m£0124,830–
Mar 2012£1.2m£7.2m−£6.0m£10124,271–
Mar 2011£0£3.7m−£3.7m£0124,359–
Mar 2010£0£1.4m−£1.4m£0124,451–

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See Teignbridge on the UK council debt map