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Public spending

Moray council area. Every figure carries its own date.

What this council spent, how it changed and how it compares with councils with similar responsibilities and population sizes.

The Moray Council only. This covers the council’s own services. It is not all public spending in the area.

£263.23 million in 2024–25

Council net revenue spending on a funding basis. These are recorded amounts spent, rather than plans for future spending.

For each resident£2,774

Cash spending · 2024–25

For each resident, allowing for inflation£2,774

2024–25 prices · 2024–25

“Per resident” spreads the total across everyone who lives here. It is not a payment to each person.

Has spending kept up with prices and population?

Allowing for inflation makes spending in different years easier to compare. Looking per resident also allows for a changing population.

Total general fund services · spending per resident, allowing for inflation

2017/2018 to 2024/2025

The Moray Council only · £ per resident · 2024–25 prices, allowing for inflation

Reviewed figures: 2017/2018 to 2024/2025. This reviewed record covers fewer than 30 years, so the chart opens on all of it.

Shown on this chart: £2,443.29 per person in 2017/2018; £2,774.04 per person in 2024/2025. 13.5% higher between these observations.

The line joins consecutive published observations.

Data table and workings

General fund service expenditure less service income and specific grants, adjusted to the Scottish funding basis. Includes council contributions to integrated health and care arrangements, not all NHS or Integration Joint Board expenditure.

Funding-basis net revenue is not comparable to English/Welsh council spending totals.

Specific grants, integrated care and accounting changes affect net spending; this is not the full cost of all local public services.

The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.

Total general fund services · spending per resident, allowing for inflation — The Moray Council only: full reviewed history
Period£ per person
2017/20182,443.29
2018/20192,449.36
2019/20202,336.47
2020/20212,358.49
2021/20222,532.8
2022/20232,668.21
2023/20242,704.65
2024/20252,774.04
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See cash spending and total spending

Total general fund services · total spending, cash

2017/2018 to 2024/2025

The Moray Council only · £ million · cash prices, before allowing for inflation

Reviewed figures: 2017/2018 to 2024/2025. This reviewed record covers fewer than 30 years, so the chart opens on all of it.

Shown on this chart: £178.34 million in 2017/2018; £263.23 million in 2024/2025. 47.6% higher between these observations.

The line joins consecutive published observations.

Data table and workings

General fund service expenditure less service income and specific grants, adjusted to the Scottish funding basis. Includes council contributions to integrated health and care arrangements, not all NHS or Integration Joint Board expenditure.

Funding-basis net revenue is not comparable to English/Welsh council spending totals.

Specific grants, integrated care and accounting changes affect net spending; this is not the full cost of all local public services.

The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.

Total general fund services · total spending, cash — The Moray Council only: full reviewed history
Period£ million
2017/2018178.34
2018/2019181.71
2019/2020178.07
2020/2021188.34
2021/2022203.99
2022/2023230.03
2023/2024246.69
2024/2025263.23
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Total general fund services · total spending, allowing for inflation

2017/2018 to 2024/2025

The Moray Council only · £ million · 2024–25 prices, allowing for inflation

Reviewed figures: 2017/2018 to 2024/2025. This reviewed record covers fewer than 30 years, so the chart opens on all of it.

Shown on this chart: £231.28 million in 2017/2018; £263.23 million in 2024/2025. 13.8% higher between these observations.

The line joins consecutive published observations.

Data table and workings

General fund service expenditure less service income and specific grants, adjusted to the Scottish funding basis. Includes council contributions to integrated health and care arrangements, not all NHS or Integration Joint Board expenditure.

Funding-basis net revenue is not comparable to English/Welsh council spending totals.

Specific grants, integrated care and accounting changes affect net spending; this is not the full cost of all local public services.

The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.

Total general fund services · total spending, allowing for inflation — The Moray Council only: full reviewed history
Period£ million
2017/2018231.28
2018/2019230.46
2019/2020220.03
2020/2021221.39
2021/2022238.77
2022/2023251.61
2023/2024256.37
2024/2025263.23
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Total general fund services · spending per resident, cash

2017/2018 to 2024/2025

The Moray Council only · £ per resident · cash prices, before allowing for inflation

Reviewed figures: 2017/2018 to 2024/2025. This reviewed record covers fewer than 30 years, so the chart opens on all of it.

Shown on this chart: £1,884.02 per person in 2017/2018; £2,774.04 per person in 2024/2025. 47.2% higher between these observations.

The line joins consecutive published observations.

Data table and workings

General fund service expenditure less service income and specific grants, adjusted to the Scottish funding basis. Includes council contributions to integrated health and care arrangements, not all NHS or Integration Joint Board expenditure.

Funding-basis net revenue is not comparable to English/Welsh council spending totals.

Specific grants, integrated care and accounting changes affect net spending; this is not the full cost of all local public services.

The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.

Total general fund services · spending per resident, cash — The Moray Council only: full reviewed history
Period£ per person
2017/20181,884.02
2018/20191,931.2
2019/20201,890.89
2020/20212,006.43
2021/20222,163.91
2022/20232,439.31
2023/20242,602.5
2024/20252,774.04
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All annual figures and what they include
Council spending · Moray · full reviewed history
Financial yearTotal cash (£ million)Total at 2024–25 prices (£ million)Cash per residentPer resident at 2024–25 prices
2017–18178.341231.282£1,884£2,443
2018–19181.707230.46£1,931£2,449
2019–20178.065220.026£1,891£2,336
2020–21188.344221.391£2,006£2,358
2021–22203.992238.767£2,164£2,533
2022–23230.027251.612£2,439£2,668
2023–24246.691256.374£2,603£2,705
2024–25263.229263.229£2,774£2,774

General fund service expenditure less service income and specific grants, adjusted to the Scottish funding basis. Includes council contributions to integrated health and care arrangements, not all NHS or Integration Joint Board expenditure.

Outside this measure: Separate capital-account expenditure; Housing revenue account; Separately reported statutory harbour accounts; Separate transport and valuation boards; Central-government and NHS spending.

Each financial year runs from April to March. Per-resident amounts use the population estimate for the year in which that financial year starts, matched to the council’s area code. Missing populations remain gaps. Inflation is adjusted using a broad measure of prices across the economy; it does not measure each service’s particular costs.

Changes in council boundaries, responsibilities, schools or accounting can affect the figures. A rise or fall alone does not show a change in service quality.

Sources and calculations →

How does it compare with similar councils?

The comparison uses councils in Scotland with the same broad responsibilities, choosing up to three closest in population size. They may face different needs and costs.

Same financial year: 2024–25 · spending per resident
Council or comparison groupAt 2024–25 pricesCash prices
Moray (this council)£2,774£2,774
Stirling£2,944£2,944
East Renfrewshire£2,953£2,953
Midlothian£2,977£2,977
Scotland councils with the same broad responsibilities£2,782£2,782
How the comparison works

Same country and broad council responsibilities, closest population size. Not adjusted for need, deprivation, income, commuter demand or service outcomes.

Fixed cohort of current councils of this type; complete observations only. This is not all council spending in the country.

The wider comparison covers 32 current councils of the same type. Spending and populations are added before dividing; individual council rates are not averaged.

The selected councils use the latest year with matching spending and population for this council. Every comparison row uses that same year. This is not a ranking of value for money or a measure of whether funding is fair.

Where does the council money go?

Open a service to see its history. The headings follow the council returns, so responsibilities and accounting differ between countries.

Education services · £134.81 million · 2024–25

Education services · spending per resident, allowing for inflation

2017/2018 to 2024/2025

The Moray Council only · £ per resident · 2024–25 prices, allowing for inflation

Reviewed figures: 2017/2018 to 2024/2025. This reviewed record covers fewer than 30 years, so the chart opens on all of it.

Shown on this chart: £1,126.45 per person in 2017/2018; £1,420.66 per person in 2024/2025. 26.1% higher between these observations.

The line joins consecutive published observations.

Data table and workings

General fund service expenditure less service income and specific grants, adjusted to the Scottish funding basis. Includes council contributions to integrated health and care arrangements, not all NHS or Integration Joint Board expenditure.

Funding-basis net revenue is not comparable to English/Welsh council spending totals.

Specific grants, integrated care and accounting changes affect net spending; this is not the full cost of all local public services.

The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.

Education services · spending per resident, allowing for inflation — The Moray Council only: full reviewed history
Period£ per person
2017/20181,126.45
2018/20191,124.76
2019/20201,110.31
2020/20211,123.08
2021/20221,232.7
2022/20231,319.88
2023/20241,332.36
2024/20251,420.66
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Cash and inflation-adjusted figures
Education services · Moray
Financial yearTotal cash (£ million)Total at 2024–25 prices (£ million)Cash per residentPer resident at 2024–25 prices
2017–1882.222106.63£869£1,126
2018–1983.441105.829£887£1,125
2019–2084.618104.558£899£1,110
2020–2189.687105.424£955£1,123
2021–2299.282116.207£1,053£1,233
2022–23113.787124.465£1,207£1,320
2023–24121.524126.294£1,282£1,332
2024–25134.806134.806£1,421£1,421
Culture and related services · £7.4 million · 2024–25

Culture and related services · spending per resident, allowing for inflation

2017/2018 to 2024/2025

The Moray Council only · £ per resident · 2024–25 prices, allowing for inflation

Reviewed figures: 2017/2018 to 2024/2025. This reviewed record covers fewer than 30 years, so the chart opens on all of it.

Shown on this chart: £97.27 per person in 2017/2018; £78 per person in 2024/2025. 19.8% lower between these observations.

The line joins consecutive published observations.

Data table and workings

General fund service expenditure less service income and specific grants, adjusted to the Scottish funding basis. Includes council contributions to integrated health and care arrangements, not all NHS or Integration Joint Board expenditure.

Funding-basis net revenue is not comparable to English/Welsh council spending totals.

Specific grants, integrated care and accounting changes affect net spending; this is not the full cost of all local public services.

The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.

Culture and related services · spending per resident, allowing for inflation — The Moray Council only: full reviewed history
Period£ per person
2017/201897.27
2018/201995.17
2019/202053.22
2020/202183.95
2021/202278.84
2022/202383.93
2023/202486.45
2024/202578
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Cash and inflation-adjusted figures
Culture and related services · Moray
Financial yearTotal cash (£ million)Total at 2024–25 prices (£ million)Cash per residentPer resident at 2024–25 prices
2017–187.19.208£75£97
2018–197.068.954£75£95
2019–204.0565.012£43£53
2020–216.7047.88£71£84
2021–226.357.433£67£79
2022–237.2367.915£77£84
2023–247.8858.194£83£86
2024–257.4017.401£78£78
Social work services · £92.69 million · 2024–25

Social work services · spending per resident, allowing for inflation

2017/2018 to 2024/2025

The Moray Council only · £ per resident · 2024–25 prices, allowing for inflation

Reviewed figures: 2017/2018 to 2024/2025. This reviewed record covers fewer than 30 years, so the chart opens on all of it.

Shown on this chart: £766.12 per person in 2017/2018; £976.83 per person in 2024/2025. 27.5% higher between these observations.

The line joins consecutive published observations.

Data table and workings

General fund service expenditure less service income and specific grants, adjusted to the Scottish funding basis. Includes council contributions to integrated health and care arrangements, not all NHS or Integration Joint Board expenditure.

Funding-basis net revenue is not comparable to English/Welsh council spending totals.

Specific grants, integrated care and accounting changes affect net spending; this is not the full cost of all local public services.

The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.

Social work services · spending per resident, allowing for inflation — The Moray Council only: full reviewed history
Period£ per person
2017/2018766.12
2018/2019781.04
2019/2020865.05
2020/2021816.56
2021/2022885.92
2022/2023925.92
2023/2024958.62
2024/2025976.83
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Cash and inflation-adjusted figures
Social work services · Moray
Financial yearTotal cash (£ million)Total at 2024–25 prices (£ million)Cash per residentPer resident at 2024–25 prices
2017–1855.92172.521£591£766
2018–1957.94273.488£616£781
2019–2065.92681.461£700£865
2020–2165.20976.651£695£817
2021–2271.35283.516£757£886
2022–2379.82487.315£846£926
2023–2487.43690.868£922£959
2024–2592.69192.691£977£977
Roads and transport · £8.63 million · 2024–25

Roads and transport · spending per resident, allowing for inflation

2017/2018 to 2024/2025

The Moray Council only · £ per resident · 2024–25 prices, allowing for inflation

Reviewed figures: 2017/2018 to 2024/2025. This reviewed record covers fewer than 30 years, so the chart opens on all of it.

Shown on this chart: £84.38 per person in 2017/2018; £90.95 per person in 2024/2025. 7.8% higher between these observations.

The line joins consecutive published observations.

Data table and workings

General fund service expenditure less service income and specific grants, adjusted to the Scottish funding basis. Includes council contributions to integrated health and care arrangements, not all NHS or Integration Joint Board expenditure.

Funding-basis net revenue is not comparable to English/Welsh council spending totals.

Specific grants, integrated care and accounting changes affect net spending; this is not the full cost of all local public services.

The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.

Roads and transport · spending per resident, allowing for inflation — The Moray Council only: full reviewed history
Period£ per person
2017/201884.38
2018/201973.6
2019/202067.34
2020/202193.09
2021/202275.52
2022/202382.84
2023/202492.53
2024/202590.95
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Cash and inflation-adjusted figures
Roads and transport · Moray
Financial yearTotal cash (£ million)Total at 2024–25 prices (£ million)Cash per residentPer resident at 2024–25 prices
2017–186.1597.987£65£84
2018–195.466.925£58£74
2019–205.1326.341£54£67
2020–217.4348.738£79£93
2021–226.0827.119£65£76
2022–237.1427.812£76£83
2023–248.448.771£89£93
2024–258.638.63£91£91
Road bridges · £0 million · 2024–25

Road bridges · spending per resident, allowing for inflation

2017/2018 to 2024/2025

The Moray Council only · £ per resident · 2024–25 prices, allowing for inflation

Reviewed figures: 2017/2018 to 2024/2025. This reviewed record covers fewer than 30 years, so the chart opens on all of it.

Shown on this chart: £0 per person in 2017/2018; £0 per person in 2024/2025. No change between these two observations.

The line joins consecutive published observations.

Data table and workings

General fund service expenditure less service income and specific grants, adjusted to the Scottish funding basis. Includes council contributions to integrated health and care arrangements, not all NHS or Integration Joint Board expenditure.

Funding-basis net revenue is not comparable to English/Welsh council spending totals.

Specific grants, integrated care and accounting changes affect net spending; this is not the full cost of all local public services.

The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.

Road bridges · spending per resident, allowing for inflation — The Moray Council only: full reviewed history
Period£ per person
2017/20180
2018/20190
2019/20200
2020/20210
2021/20220
2022/20230
2023/20240
2024/20250
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Cash and inflation-adjusted figures
Road bridges · Moray
Financial yearTotal cash (£ million)Total at 2024–25 prices (£ million)Cash per residentPer resident at 2024–25 prices
2017–1800£0£0
2018–1900£0£0
2019–2000£0£0
2020–2100£0£0
2021–2200£0£0
2022–2300£0£0
2023–2400£0£0
2024–2500£0£0
Environmental services · £10.89 million · 2024–25

Environmental services · spending per resident, allowing for inflation

2017/2018 to 2024/2025

The Moray Council only · £ per resident · 2024–25 prices, allowing for inflation

Reviewed figures: 2017/2018 to 2024/2025. This reviewed record covers fewer than 30 years, so the chart opens on all of it.

Shown on this chart: £148.51 per person in 2017/2018; £114.79 per person in 2024/2025. 22.7% lower between these observations.

The line joins consecutive published observations.

Data table and workings

General fund service expenditure less service income and specific grants, adjusted to the Scottish funding basis. Includes council contributions to integrated health and care arrangements, not all NHS or Integration Joint Board expenditure.

Funding-basis net revenue is not comparable to English/Welsh council spending totals.

Specific grants, integrated care and accounting changes affect net spending; this is not the full cost of all local public services.

The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.

Environmental services · spending per resident, allowing for inflation — The Moray Council only: full reviewed history
Period£ per person
2017/2018148.51
2018/2019148.34
2019/2020129.25
2020/2021123.66
2021/2022124.05
2022/2023122.89
2023/2024120.71
2024/2025114.79
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Cash and inflation-adjusted figures
Environmental services · Moray
Financial yearTotal cash (£ million)Total at 2024–25 prices (£ million)Cash per residentPer resident at 2024–25 prices
2017–1810.8414.058£115£149
2018–1911.00513.958£117£148
2019–209.8512.171£105£129
2020–219.87511.608£105£124
2021–229.99111.694£106£124
2022–2310.59411.588£112£123
2023–2411.0111.442£116£121
2024–2510.89210.892£115£115
Building, planning and development · £-0.58 million · 2024–25

Building, planning and development · spending per resident, allowing for inflation

2017/2018 to 2024/2025

The Moray Council only · £ per resident · 2024–25 prices, allowing for inflation

Reviewed figures: 2017/2018 to 2024/2025. This reviewed record covers fewer than 30 years, so the chart opens on all of it.

Shown on this chart: £17.3 per person in 2017/2018; £-6.06 per person in 2024/2025. 135% lower between these observations.

The line joins consecutive published observations.

Data table and workings

General fund service expenditure less service income and specific grants, adjusted to the Scottish funding basis. Includes council contributions to integrated health and care arrangements, not all NHS or Integration Joint Board expenditure.

Funding-basis net revenue is not comparable to English/Welsh council spending totals.

Specific grants, integrated care and accounting changes affect net spending; this is not the full cost of all local public services.

The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.

Building, planning and development · spending per resident, allowing for inflation — The Moray Council only: full reviewed history
Period£ per person
2017/201817.3
2018/201912.52
2019/20202.35
2020/202113.82
2021/202223.81
2022/202321.84
2023/202413.42
2024/2025-6.06
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Cash and inflation-adjusted figures
Building, planning and development · Moray
Financial yearTotal cash (£ million)Total at 2024–25 prices (£ million)Cash per residentPer resident at 2024–25 prices
2017–181.2631.638£13£17
2018–190.9291.178£10£13
2019–200.1790.221£2£2
2020–211.1041.298£12£14
2021–221.9182.245£20£24
2022–231.8832.06£20£22
2023–241.2241.272£13£13
2024–25-0.575-0.575£-6£-6
Central services · £7.34 million · 2024–25

Central services · spending per resident, allowing for inflation

2017/2018 to 2024/2025

The Moray Council only · £ per resident · 2024–25 prices, allowing for inflation

Reviewed figures: 2017/2018 to 2024/2025. This reviewed record covers fewer than 30 years, so the chart opens on all of it.

Shown on this chart: £85.86 per person in 2017/2018; £77.31 per person in 2024/2025. 10% lower between these observations.

The line joins consecutive published observations.

Data table and workings

General fund service expenditure less service income and specific grants, adjusted to the Scottish funding basis. Includes council contributions to integrated health and care arrangements, not all NHS or Integration Joint Board expenditure.

Funding-basis net revenue is not comparable to English/Welsh council spending totals.

Specific grants, integrated care and accounting changes affect net spending; this is not the full cost of all local public services.

The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.

Central services · spending per resident, allowing for inflation — The Moray Council only: full reviewed history
Period£ per person
2017/201885.86
2018/201997.62
2019/202076.45
2020/202175.48
2021/202281.62
2022/202374.94
2023/202475.96
2024/202577.31
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Cash and inflation-adjusted figures
Central services · Moray
Financial yearTotal cash (£ million)Total at 2024–25 prices (£ million)Cash per residentPer resident at 2024–25 prices
2017–186.2678.127£66£86
2018–197.2429.185£77£98
2019–205.8267.199£62£76
2020–216.0287.086£64£75
2021–226.5747.695£70£82
2022–236.4617.067£69£75
2023–246.9287.2£73£76
2024–257.3367.336£77£77
Housing outside the housing revenue account · £2.13 million · 2024–25

Housing outside the housing revenue account · spending per resident, allowing for inflation

2017/2018 to 2024/2025

The Moray Council only · £ per resident · 2024–25 prices, allowing for inflation

Reviewed figures: 2017/2018 to 2024/2025. This reviewed record covers fewer than 30 years, so the chart opens on all of it.

Shown on this chart: £116.03 per person in 2017/2018; £22.4 per person in 2024/2025. 80.7% lower between these observations.

The line joins consecutive published observations.

Data table and workings

General fund service expenditure less service income and specific grants, adjusted to the Scottish funding basis. Includes council contributions to integrated health and care arrangements, not all NHS or Integration Joint Board expenditure.

Funding-basis net revenue is not comparable to English/Welsh council spending totals.

Specific grants, integrated care and accounting changes affect net spending; this is not the full cost of all local public services.

The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.

Housing outside the housing revenue account · spending per resident, allowing for inflation — The Moray Council only: full reviewed history
Period£ per person
2017/2018116.03
2018/2019115.43
2019/202030.61
2020/202128.05
2021/202228.22
2022/202332.69
2023/202424.23
2024/202522.4
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Cash and inflation-adjusted figures
Housing outside the housing revenue account · Moray
Financial yearTotal cash (£ million)Total at 2024–25 prices (£ million)Cash per residentPer resident at 2024–25 prices
2017–188.46910.983£89£116
2018–198.56310.861£91£115
2019–202.3332.883£25£31
2020–212.242.633£24£28
2021–222.2732.66£24£28
2022–232.8183.082£30£33
2023–242.212.297£23£24
2024–252.1262.126£22£22
Trading services · £-0.08 million · 2024–25

Trading services · spending per resident, allowing for inflation

2017/2018 to 2024/2025

The Moray Council only · £ per resident · 2024–25 prices, allowing for inflation

Reviewed figures: 2017/2018 to 2024/2025. This reviewed record covers fewer than 30 years, so the chart opens on all of it.

Shown on this chart: £1.37 per person in 2017/2018; £-0.82 per person in 2024/2025. 160% lower between these observations.

The line joins consecutive published observations.

Data table and workings

General fund service expenditure less service income and specific grants, adjusted to the Scottish funding basis. Includes council contributions to integrated health and care arrangements, not all NHS or Integration Joint Board expenditure.

Funding-basis net revenue is not comparable to English/Welsh council spending totals.

Specific grants, integrated care and accounting changes affect net spending; this is not the full cost of all local public services.

The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.

Trading services · spending per resident, allowing for inflation — The Moray Council only: full reviewed history
Period£ per person
2017/20181.37
2018/20190.88
2019/20201.9
2020/20210.79
2021/20222.11
2022/20233.27
2023/20240.37
2024/2025-0.82
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Cash and inflation-adjusted figures
Trading services · Moray
Financial yearTotal cash (£ million)Total at 2024–25 prices (£ million)Cash per residentPer resident at 2024–25 prices
2017–180.10.13£1£1
2018–190.0650.082£1£1
2019–200.1450.179£2£2
2020–210.0630.074£1£1
2021–220.170.199£2£2
2022–230.2820.308£3£3
2023–240.0340.035£0£0
2024–25-0.078-0.078£-1£-1

A zero may mean this council does not provide that service. A negative net amount can occur when service income exceeds spending. A missing figure means no usable value was reported.

What can be done with these figures?

Check which services account for a change, compare it with local needs, and ask what residents received for the money. Look for outcomes such as care access, school places or the condition of roads, alongside the amount spent.

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Coverage and limits

Only reviewed 2017–18 to 2024–25 funding-basis returns are used. Changes to accounting and integrated care can affect trends. The 2024–25 workbook Notes sheet contains a stale 2023–24 date sentence; individual data-sheet years and the publication identify 2024–25.

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