How close to the edge is each council?

A ledger of the published markers of financial distress for every council in England, each linked to the document it comes from. "Bankrupt" is not a legal state for a council; the markers below are what the law and the ministry actually produce when one runs out of road.

Rebuilt 2026-10-22 05:50 UTC. 77 of 335 councils carry at least one marker. 51 have had Exceptional Financial Support agreed in principle since 2020-21, £6.45bn in all; 11 have issued a section 114 notice; 7 have a Best Value Notice in force; reserves data covers 308.

Where the bail-out money has gone

Exceptional Financial Support is permission from the ministry to pay for day-to-day spending with capital money (borrowing or asset sales), granted in principle when a council cannot otherwise set a balanced budget. The pie shows each council's share of everything agreed in principle from 2020-21 to 2026-27, using the latest figure the ministry has published for each year (revisions supersede the original). It is a share of money, so a pie is the right shape; the ramp runs darkest for the largest five.

Share of all Exceptional Financial Support agreed in principle since 2020-21, by council: the 25 largest and all others Birmingham City Council: £1.24bn, 19.2% of £6.45bn (rank 1) Birmingham 19% Slough Borough Council: £548.9m, 8.5% of £6.45bn (rank 2) Slough 9% Thurrock Council: £518.0m, 8.0% of £6.45bn (rank 3) Thurrock 8% City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council: £391.0m, 6.1% of £6.45bn (rank 4) Bradford 6% London Borough of Croydon: £389.1m, 6.0% of £6.45bn (rank 5) Croydon 6% Woking Borough Council: £226.3m, 3.5% of £6.45bn (rank 6) Woking 4% Shropshire Council: £219.3m, 3.4% of £6.45bn (rank 7) London Borough of Havering: £213.5m, 3.3% of £6.45bn (rank 8) Southampton City Council: £211.5m, 3.3% of £6.45bn (rank 9) London Borough of Lambeth: £191.0m, 3.0% of £6.45bn (rank 10) Warrington Borough Council: £179.1m, 2.8% of £6.45bn (rank 11) Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead: £151.8m, 2.4% of £6.45bn (rank 12) London Borough of Hillingdon: £150.0m, 2.3% of £6.45bn (rank 13) London Borough of Barnet: £135.3m, 2.1% of £6.45bn (rank 14) London Borough of Haringey: £134.6m, 2.1% of £6.45bn (rank 15) Somerset Council: £119.9m, 1.9% of £6.45bn (rank 16) Worcestershire County Council: £93.5m, 1.4% of £6.45bn (rank 17) Bedford Borough Council: £80.0m, 1.2% of £6.45bn (rank 18) Cheshire East Council: £77.9m, 1.2% of £6.45bn (rank 19) Halton Borough Council: £77.0m, 1.2% of £6.45bn (rank 20) Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea: £75.0m, 1.2% of £6.45bn (rank 21) Plymouth City Council: £72.0m, 1.1% of £6.45bn (rank 22) Nottingham City Council: £70.3m, 1.1% of £6.45bn (rank 23) East Sussex County Council: £70.0m, 1.1% of £6.45bn (rank 24) London Borough of Redbridge: £70.0m, 1.1% of £6.45bn (rank 25) All other councils: £749.3m, 11.6% of £6.45bn All other councils 12% The 25 largest, 2020-21 to 2026-27 1. Birmingham £1.24bn (19.2%) 2. Slough £548.9m (8.5%) 3. Thurrock £518.0m (8.0%) 4. Bradford £391.0m (6.1%) 5. Croydon £389.1m (6.0%) 6. Woking £226.3m (3.5%) 7. Shropshire £219.3m (3.4%) 8. Havering £213.5m (3.3%) 9. Southampton £211.5m (3.3%) 10. Lambeth £191.0m (3.0%) 11. Warrington £179.1m (2.8%) 12. Windsor and Maidenhead £151.8m (2.4%) 13. Hillingdon £150.0m (2.3%) 14. Barnet £135.3m (2.1%) 15. Haringey £134.6m (2.1%) 16. Somerset £119.9m (1.9%) 17. Worcestershire £93.5m (1.4%) 18. Bedford £80.0m (1.2%) 19. Cheshire East £77.9m (1.2%) 20. Halton £77.0m (1.2%) 21. Kensington and Chelsea £75.0m (1.2%) 22. Plymouth £72.0m (1.1%) 23. Nottingham £70.3m (1.1%) 24. East Sussex £70.0m (1.1%) 25. Redbridge £70.0m (1.1%) All other councils (26) £749.3m (11.6%)

The same 25, as amounts

Exceptional Financial Support agreed in principle, 2020-21 to 2026-27, the 25 largest totals Birmingham Birmingham City Council: £1.24bn across 5 year(s): 2020-21 £288.4m, 2021-22 £109.5m, 2022-23 £172.2m, 2024-25 £490.0m, 2025-26 £180.0m £1.24bn Slough Slough Borough Council: £548.9m across 9 year(s): 2018-19 £78.0m, 2019-20 £47.5m, 2020-21 £24.9m, 2021-22 £60.0m, 2022-23 £210.5m, 2023-24 £46.3m, 2024-25 £23.1m, 2025-26 £15.7m, 2026-27 £42.9m £548.9m Thurrock Thurrock Council: £518.0m across 5 year(s): 2022-23 £130.0m, 2023-24 £184.0m, 2024-25 £73.0m, 2025-26 £62.1m, 2026-27 £68.9m £518.0m Bradford City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council: £391.0m across 4 year(s): 2023-24 £80.0m, 2024-25 £120.0m, 2025-26 £113.0m, 2026-27 £78.0m £391.0m Croydon London Borough of Croydon: £389.1m across 8 year(s): 2019-20 £9.4m, 2020-21 £10.0m, 2021-22 £14.4m, 2022-23 £25.0m, 2023-24 £50.0m, 2024-25 £51.0m, 2025-26 £110.3m, 2026-27 £119.0m £389.1m Woking Woking Borough Council: £226.3m across 3 year(s): 2024-25 £93.6m, 2025-26 £74.6m, 2026-27 £58.1m £226.3m Shropshire Shropshire Council: £219.3m across 3 year(s): 2024-25 £26.9m, 2025-26 £71.4m, 2026-27 £121.0m £219.3m Havering London Borough of Havering: £213.5m across 4 year(s): 2023-24 £18.1m, 2024-25 £30.4m, 2025-26 £88.0m, 2026-27 £77.0m £213.5m Southampton Southampton City Council: £211.5m across 2 year(s): 2024-25 £121.6m, 2025-26 £89.9m £211.5m Lambeth London Borough of Lambeth: £191.0m across 5 year(s): 2020-21 £25.0m, 2023-24 £50.0m, 2024-25 £50.0m, 2025-26 £46.0m, 2026-27 £20.0m £191.0m Warrington Warrington Borough Council: £179.1m across 2 year(s): 2025-26 £87.0m, 2026-27 £92.0m £179.1m Windsor and Maidenhead Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead: £151.8m across 3 year(s): 2024-25 £62.0m, 2025-26 £41.0m, 2026-27 £48.8m £151.8m Hillingdon London Borough of Hillingdon: £150.0m across 2 year(s): 2025-26 £88.0m, 2026-27 £62.0m £150.0m Barnet London Borough of Barnet: £135.3m across 2 year(s): 2025-26 £55.7m, 2026-27 £79.6m £135.3m Haringey London Borough of Haringey: £134.6m across 3 year(s): 2024-25 £10.0m, 2025-26 £40.6m, 2026-27 £84.0m £134.6m Somerset Somerset Council: £119.9m across 3 year(s): 2024-25 £44.8m, 2025-26 £45.1m, 2026-27 £30.0m £119.9m Worcestershire Worcestershire County Council: £93.5m across 2 year(s): 2025-26 £33.6m, 2026-27 £59.9m £93.5m Bedford Bedford Borough Council: £80.0m across 2 year(s): 2025-26 £22.0m, 2026-27 £58.0m £80.0m Cheshire East Cheshire East Council: £77.9m across 3 year(s): 2024-25 £17.6m, 2025-26 £25.3m, 2026-27 £35.0m £77.9m Halton Halton Borough Council: £77.0m across 3 year(s): 2024-25 £10.0m, 2025-26 £32.0m, 2026-27 £35.0m £77.0m Kensington and Chelsea Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea: £75.0m across 2 year(s): 2022-23 £23.2m, 2023-24 £51.8m £75.0m Plymouth Plymouth City Council: £72.0m across 1 year(s): 2025-26 £72.0m £72.0m Nottingham Nottingham City Council: £70.3m across 4 year(s): 2020-21 £20.0m, 2023-24 £17.6m, 2024-25 £7.7m, 2025-26 £25.0m £70.3m East Sussex East Sussex County Council: £70.0m across 1 year(s): 2026-27 £70.0m £70.0m Redbridge London Borough of Redbridge: £70.0m across 1 year(s): 2026-27 £70.0m £70.0m

Each council's year-by-year figures are in the table at the foot of this page, where every amount links to the ministry's list for that year. (On a computer, resting the mouse pointer on a bar shows the same figures.) Amounts are in-principle approvals, not cash drawn; several councils have had later years revised downward and the figures here are the revised ones.

Reserves against spending, every council

General-fund reserves (unallocated plus other earmarked, excluding schools, public health and housing revenue account reserves, which are ring-fenced) at 31 March 2025 as a percentage of 2024-25 net revenue expenditure, from the ministry's revenue outturn summary. Low reserves do not make a council bankrupt and high reserves do not make it safe, but the ratio is the most widely used single measure of how much room a council has. Districts tend to run high ratios on small budgets; counties and unitaries run lower.

General-fund reserves at 31 March 2025 as a percentage of net revenue expenditure 2024-25, every council in the register with outturn data, lowest first (bars capped at 150%) 0% 10% 20% 50% 100% 150% Plymouth City Council: -1.0% (£-2.7m general-fund reserves) Oxford City Council: 0.0% (£0 general-fund reserves) London Borough of Hillingdon: 1.7% (£4.4m general-fund reserves) Shropshire Council: 7.2% (£20.5m general-fund reserves) Cheshire East Council: 7.6% (£27.7m general-fund reserves) West Berkshire Council: 7.9% (£12.8m general-fund reserves) East Hertfordshire District Council: 8.0% (£2.7m general-fund reserves) Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council: 9.7% (£31.2m general-fund reserves) Gloucester City Council: 11.0% (£2.0m general-fund reserves) Peterborough City Council: 11.3% (£23.5m general-fund reserves) Bedford Borough Council: 11.9% (£23.5m general-fund reserves) Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council: 12.4% (£17.3m general-fund reserves) Liverpool City Council: 12.7% (£80.0m general-fund reserves) Leeds City Council: 12.9% (£94.6m general-fund reserves) Brighton and Hove City Council: 13.1% (£35.9m general-fund reserves) South Tyneside Council: 13.2% (£22.7m general-fund reserves) Wirral Borough Council: 13.5% (£47.4m general-fund reserves) Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead: 15.1% (£16.8m general-fund reserves) Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council: 15.6% (£31.8m general-fund reserves) Halton Borough Council: 16.1% (£25.5m general-fund reserves) Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council: 16.2% (£41.9m general-fund reserves) Kirklees Council: 16.6% (£61.1m general-fund reserves) East Sussex County Council: 16.8% (£90.5m general-fund reserves) Surrey County Council: 17.0% (£188.6m general-fund reserves) Central Bedfordshire Council: 17.2% (£40.9m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Haringey: 17.6% (£52.2m general-fund reserves) West Lancashire Borough Council: 17.6% (£3.5m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Barnet: 18.2% (£62.5m general-fund reserves) Worthing Borough Council: 18.2% (£2.5m general-fund reserves) Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council: 18.9% (£52.6m general-fund reserves) Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council: 19.0% (£38.3m general-fund reserves) Middlesbrough Borough Council: 19.1% (£28.1m general-fund reserves) Stoke-on-Trent City Council: 19.2% (£50.1m general-fund reserves) Wakefield Metropolitan District Council: 19.2% (£67.1m general-fund reserves) North Tyneside Council: 19.6% (£35.6m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Redbridge: 19.8% (£49.8m general-fund reserves) Norfolk County Council: 20.1% (£149.0m general-fund reserves) Blackpool Borough Council: 20.6% (£34.7m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Sutton: 20.6% (£37.6m general-fund reserves) Hertfordshire County Council: 20.8% (£210.7m general-fund reserves) Worcestershire County Council: 21.3% (£92.8m general-fund reserves) Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council: 21.3% (£55.2m general-fund reserves) Devon County Council: 21.5% (£142.1m general-fund reserves) North East Lincolnshire Council: 22.2% (£33.0m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Havering: 22.8% (£53.0m general-fund reserves) Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council: 22.9% (£74.5m general-fund reserves) East Riding of Yorkshire Council: 23.0% (£83.8m general-fund reserves) City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council: 23.2% (£134.0m general-fund reserves) West Sussex County Council: 23.5% (£174.1m general-fund reserves) Southampton City Council: 24.6% (£51.9m general-fund reserves) Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council: 24.7% (£85.4m general-fund reserves) Swindon Borough Council: 24.8% (£49.7m general-fund reserves) West Northamptonshire Council: 24.8% (£95.2m general-fund reserves) Cheshire West and Chester Council: 24.8% (£76.7m general-fund reserves) Westmorland and Furness Council: 24.9% (£63.5m general-fund reserves) Kent County Council: 25.4% (£317.5m general-fund reserves) Cornwall Council: 25.7% (£185.4m general-fund reserves) Reading Borough Council: 25.7% (£46.0m general-fund reserves) Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council: 26.2% (£79.1m general-fund reserves) St Helens Council: 26.2% (£53.5m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Waltham Forest: 26.3% (£73.7m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Enfield: 26.6% (£76.2m general-fund reserves) Slough Borough Council: 27.4% (£41.6m general-fund reserves) City of York Council: 27.5% (£41.4m general-fund reserves) City of Wolverhampton Council: 27.8% (£72.6m general-fund reserves) Lincolnshire County Council: 27.8% (£170.7m general-fund reserves) Suffolk County Council: 27.8% (£160.5m general-fund reserves) Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council: 28.2% (£61.5m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Bexley: 28.2% (£56.5m general-fund reserves) Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council: 28.2% (£87.6m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Hackney: 28.4% (£104.0m general-fund reserves) Cheltenham Borough Council: 29.4% (£4.8m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Lambeth: 30.2% (£122.0m general-fund reserves) Wiltshire Council: 30.2% (£131.7m general-fund reserves) Dorset Council: 30.7% (£126.8m general-fund reserves) Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council: 30.8% (£64.1m general-fund reserves) Thanet District Council: 31.3% (£10.2m general-fund reserves) Council of the Isles of Scilly: 31.6% (£2.5m general-fund reserves) Somerset Council: 31.9% (£172.3m general-fund reserves) Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council: 32.0% (£69.8m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Croydon: 32.2% (£133.6m general-fund reserves) Warrington Borough Council: 32.4% (£60.7m general-fund reserves) Derbyshire County Council: 32.8% (£195.6m general-fund reserves) North Lincolnshire Council: 32.8% (£55.8m general-fund reserves) Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council: 33.0% (£5.5m general-fund reserves) Bury Metropolitan Borough Council: 33.5% (£68.4m general-fund reserves) Cambridgeshire County Council: 34.4% (£172.5m general-fund reserves) St Albans City and District Council: 34.7% (£6.9m general-fund reserves) North Northamptonshire Council: 34.9% (£117.6m general-fund reserves) Lancashire County Council: 35.0% (£345.0m general-fund reserves) Nottinghamshire County Council: 35.0% (£241.4m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Newham: 35.1% (£131.5m general-fund reserves) Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames: 35.4% (£56.6m general-fund reserves) Southend-on-Sea Borough Council: 35.4% (£61.8m general-fund reserves) Torbay Council: 35.5% (£49.2m general-fund reserves) Coventry City Council: 36.9% (£114.8m general-fund reserves) North Somerset Council: 36.9% (£83.1m general-fund reserves) Hartlepool Borough Council: 37.1% (£36.8m general-fund reserves) Durham County Council: 37.3% (£194.3m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Tower Hamlets: 37.5% (£147.1m general-fund reserves) Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council: 37.9% (£78.2m general-fund reserves) Havant Borough Council: 38.4% (£6.3m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Harrow: 38.7% (£78.1m general-fund reserves) Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council: 38.9% (£100.6m general-fund reserves) Darlington Borough Council: 39.6% (£45.7m general-fund reserves) Lewes District Council: 40.6% (£10.3m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Brent: 42.5% (£141.2m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Ealing: 42.7% (£127.6m general-fund reserves) Hampshire County Council: 42.9% (£450.4m general-fund reserves) Telford & Wrekin Council: 43.4% (£75.5m general-fund reserves) Bristol City Council: 43.6% (£202.9m general-fund reserves) Manchester City Council: 43.6% (£304.2m general-fund reserves) Charnwood Borough Council: 43.9% (£9.4m general-fund reserves) Oadby and Wigston Borough Council: 45.0% (£3.2m general-fund reserves) Warwickshire County Council: 45.1% (£215.0m general-fund reserves) Eastbourne Borough Council: 45.7% (£7.3m general-fund reserves) Buckinghamshire Council: 45.9% (£243.7m general-fund reserves) Northumberland County Council: 46.2% (£182.4m general-fund reserves) Herefordshire Council: 46.4% (£78.1m general-fund reserves) Adur District Council: 47.1% (£4.8m general-fund reserves) Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea: 48.0% (£87.3m general-fund reserves) North Devon District Council: 48.1% (£9.4m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Hounslow: 48.6% (£128.6m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Camden: 49.7% (£159.9m general-fund reserves) Oxfordshire County Council: 52.3% (£284.3m general-fund reserves) Sheffield City Council: 52.3% (£288.6m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Islington: 52.9% (£140.2m general-fund reserves) Great Yarmouth Borough Council: 53.1% (£9.5m general-fund reserves) Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council: 53.6% (£163.4m general-fund reserves) Colchester Borough Council: 55.1% (£28.9m general-fund reserves) Bracknell Forest Council: 55.3% (£66.5m general-fund reserves) Bath and North East Somerset Council: 55.5% (£89.4m general-fund reserves) Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council: 55.5% (£163.2m general-fund reserves) Babergh District Council: 55.6% (£9.9m general-fund reserves) Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council: 56.0% (£79.6m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Richmond upon Thames: 56.2% (£112.9m general-fund reserves) South Gloucestershire Council: 56.9% (£151.7m general-fund reserves) Sunderland City Council: 58.2% (£164.2m general-fund reserves) Essex County Council: 58.6% (£649.8m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Barking and Dagenham: 58.7% (£129.5m general-fund reserves) Newcastle City Council: 59.2% (£178.8m general-fund reserves) Luton Borough Council: 59.7% (£104.4m general-fund reserves) Staffordshire Moorlands District Council: 60.0% (£8.8m general-fund reserves) Gloucestershire County Council: 61.3% (£256.7m general-fund reserves) Leicestershire County Council: 62.1% (£299.1m general-fund reserves) Arun District Council: 63.9% (£19.2m general-fund reserves) Epping Forest District Council: 64.5% (£11.9m general-fund reserves) New Forest District Council: 64.5% (£21.7m general-fund reserves) Royal Borough of Greenwich: 64.7% (£189.4m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Southwark: 64.9% (£246.2m general-fund reserves) Rother District Council: 65.2% (£10.7m general-fund reserves) Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council: 65.4% (£11.4m general-fund reserves) Broxtowe Borough Council: 66.0% (£8.6m general-fund reserves) Rutland County Council: 66.3% (£27.8m general-fund reserves) Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council: 69.4% (£183.2m general-fund reserves) East Hampshire District Council: 70.1% (£13.9m general-fund reserves) Isle of Wight Council: 71.2% (£116.1m general-fund reserves) South Staffordshire Council: 73.1% (£16.5m general-fund reserves) Erewash Borough Council: 73.5% (£8.5m general-fund reserves) Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council: 75.8% (£170.6m general-fund reserves) Pendle Borough Council: 76.0% (£13.5m general-fund reserves) Hastings Borough Council: 76.2% (£14.2m general-fund reserves) Ipswich Borough Council: 76.4% (£21.9m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Bromley: 77.0% (£209.6m general-fund reserves) Wokingham Borough Council: 77.7% (£134.7m general-fund reserves) Salford City Council: 78.3% (£264.7m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Merton: 79.0% (£134.7m general-fund reserves) Staffordshire County Council: 80.3% (£442.6m general-fund reserves) Swale Borough Council: 81.3% (£20.3m general-fund reserves) Chorley Borough Council: 82.7% (£11.6m general-fund reserves) Thurrock Council: 83.0% (£75.5m general-fund reserves) South Holland District Council: 83.7% (£10.8m general-fund reserves) Milton Keynes Council: 84.3% (£208.9m general-fund reserves) Stroud District Council: 87.9% (£23.4m general-fund reserves) North Norfolk District Council: 88.1% (£16.5m general-fund reserves) Fenland District Council: 89.6% (£13.2m general-fund reserves) Birmingham City Council: 92.8% (£862.9m general-fund reserves) Gedling Borough Council: 93.4% (£13.9m general-fund reserves) Hyndburn Borough Council: 93.6% (£18.1m general-fund reserves) North Yorkshire Council: 94.2% (£541.7m general-fund reserves) Exeter City Council: 95.8% (£17.8m general-fund reserves) Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council: 98.1% (£217.3m general-fund reserves) High Peak Borough Council: 98.7% (£13.0m general-fund reserves) South Hams District Council: 99.1% (£16.7m general-fund reserves) Tandridge District Council: 100.6% (£12.3m general-fund reserves) Teignbridge District Council: 100.9% (£24.0m general-fund reserves) Cotswold District Council: 101.5% (£12.9m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Lewisham: 101.6% (£230.8m general-fund reserves) East Suffolk Council: 101.8% (£49.8m general-fund reserves) Bromsgrove District Council: 102.8% (£11.3m general-fund reserves) Crawley Borough Council: 103.9% (£16.5m general-fund reserves) Forest of Dean District Council: 106.6% (£13.5m general-fund reserves) Fylde Borough Council: 109.4% (£15.8m general-fund reserves) Bassetlaw District Council: 110.6% (£15.1m general-fund reserves) Broadland District Council: 111.2% (£22.0m general-fund reserves) Lancaster City Council: 111.2% (£28.7m general-fund reserves) Blaby District Council: 113.0% (£18.8m general-fund reserves) Surrey Heath Borough Council: 113.1% (£22.8m general-fund reserves) Worcester City Council: 113.2% (£12.9m general-fund reserves) Warwick District Council: 114.1% (£26.3m general-fund reserves) London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham: 114.7% (£197.5m general-fund reserves) Tunbridge Wells Borough Council: 115.8% (£20.9m general-fund reserves) Chelmsford City Council: 122.1% (£31.7m general-fund reserves) Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council: 123.8% (£19.6m general-fund reserves) Melton Borough Council: 124.8% (£9.1m general-fund reserves) South Ribble Borough Council: 126.1% (£19.9m general-fund reserves) Gosport Borough Council: 127.2% (£14.1m general-fund reserves) Maldon District Council: 127.2% (£15.2m general-fund reserves) Wyre Forest District Council: 127.5% (£21.1m general-fund reserves) East Lindsey District Council: 130.9% (£39.0m general-fund reserves) North West Leicestershire District Council: 131.4% (£28.9m general-fund reserves) Hertsmere Borough Council: 132.2% (£20.0m general-fund reserves) Rochford District Council: 134.5% (£18.7m general-fund reserves) City of Westminster: 136.2% (£339.2m general-fund reserves) Huntingdonshire District Council: 136.7% (£39.1m general-fund reserves) Sevenoaks District Council: 138.3% (£25.9m general-fund reserves) Cherwell District Council: 138.4% (£41.2m general-fund reserves) Mid Devon District Council: 139.4% (£17.8m general-fund reserves) Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council: 139.4% (£17.3m general-fund reserves) Portsmouth City Council: 139.8% (£246.1m general-fund reserves) Basildon Borough Council: 141.3% (£45.0m general-fund reserves) Burnley Borough Council: 142.1% (£26.7m general-fund reserves) Lichfield District Council: 143.0% (£23.6m general-fund reserves) West Devon Borough Council: 144.2% (£13.9m general-fund reserves) Breckland District Council: 147.5% (£22.9m general-fund reserves) West Lindsey District Council: 148.4% (£24.0m general-fund reserves) Chesterfield Borough Council: 148.8% (£18.2m general-fund reserves) East Staffordshire Borough Council: 149.8% (£29.2m general-fund reserves) North Kesteven District Council: 150.2% (£29.4m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Folkestone and Hythe Council: 150.5% (£20.6m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) North East Derbyshire District Council: 152.5% (£24.1m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Amber Valley Borough Council: 153.7% (£26.6m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Derbyshire Dales District Council: 155.9% (£21.0m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Torridge District Council: 156.1% (£17.3m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Gravesham Borough Council: 156.6% (£19.3m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Redditch Borough Council: 159.9% (£18.0m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Bolsover District Council: 160.6% (£26.7m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Canterbury City Council: 168.3% (£35.7m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) London Borough of Wandsworth: 168.5% (£376.8m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Newark and Sherwood District Council: 168.8% (£35.6m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) South Derbyshire District Council: 169.4% (£26.5m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Cannock Chase District Council: 169.8% (£24.2m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) North Hertfordshire District Council: 170.0% (£29.8m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Rossendale Borough Council: 170.2% (£12.2m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Ashfield District Council: 170.7% (£30.2m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Ashford Borough Council: 171.0% (£36.5m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Reigate and Banstead Borough Council: 171.9% (£34.7m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Uttlesford District Council: 173.4% (£31.5m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Mansfield District Council: 174.8% (£19.4m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Preston City Council: 175.3% (£42.8m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Castle Point Borough Council: 175.6% (£24.9m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Mole Valley District Council: 178.5% (£17.0m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Dover District Council: 180.2% (£46.0m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Harborough District Council: 183.7% (£32.3m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) South Kesteven District Council: 185.8% (£26.7m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) East Cambridgeshire District Council: 191.9% (£30.3m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Rushcliffe Borough Council: 192.1% (£26.9m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Stevenage Borough Council: 193.1% (£17.5m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Maidstone Borough Council: 197.2% (£45.4m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Brentwood Borough Council: 199.3% (£15.9m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Eastleigh Borough Council: 199.5% (£42.0m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Fareham Borough Council: 203.4% (£23.1m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) West Oxfordshire District Council: 206.3% (£31.4m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council: 207.4% (£39.4m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Rugby Borough Council: 208.5% (£35.7m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) West Suffolk Council: 212.4% (£57.4m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) City of London Corporation: 214.2% (£367.1m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Vale of White Horse District Council: 217.3% (£36.0m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) South Cambridgeshire District Council: 218.9% (£59.2m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Waverley Borough Council: 221.5% (£26.6m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Harlow District Council: 223.4% (£31.9m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Tendring District Council: 226.5% (£43.6m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Three Rivers District Council: 227.3% (£29.3m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Rushmoor Borough Council: 227.5% (£24.2m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Horsham District Council: 229.7% (£48.7m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Boston Borough Council: 229.9% (£19.3m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) East Devon District Council: 233.1% (£52.3m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Braintree District Council: 244.8% (£42.1m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Dacorum Borough Council: 246.0% (£34.3m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Epsom and Ewell Borough Council: 253.2% (£32.3m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Mid Sussex District Council: 265.9% (£41.2m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Guildford Borough Council: 269.1% (£38.5m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Wyre Borough Council: 281.7% (£40.3m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Ribble Valley Borough Council: 285.7% (£20.7m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Stafford Borough Council: 312.5% (£44.3m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Wealden District Council: 313.8% (£69.6m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Tamworth Borough Council: 316.5% (£27.9m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) North Warwickshire Borough Council: 317.7% (£27.4m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) South Norfolk District Council: 321.0% (£55.8m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Spelthorne Borough Council: 327.3% (£54.0m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Cambridge City Council: 328.2% (£71.2m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Elmbridge Borough Council: 338.2% (£57.2m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) South Oxfordshire District Council: 356.6% (£66.1m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Winchester City Council: 358.2% (£53.0m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Watford Borough Council: 369.2% (£80.1m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Stratford-on-Avon District Council: 394.4% (£52.2m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Broxbourne Borough Council: 401.6% (£36.7m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Test Valley Borough Council: 439.6% (£64.3m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Chichester District Council: 443.1% (£65.7m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Dartford Borough Council: 445.3% (£81.3m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Hart District Council: 469.5% (£42.7m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Malvern Hills District Council: 681.2% (£39.0m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Tewkesbury Borough Council: 834.7% (£50.7m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council: 1025.0% (£48.2m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Wychavon District Council: 1064.5% (£104.6m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Mid Suffolk District Council: 1379.5% (£45.5m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) Runnymede Borough Council: 5792.3% (£71.7m general-fund reserves) (capped in the chart) 10% line 20% line lowest reserveshighest (307 councils; names and figures in the table below)

The ranking and how it is made

This site's method, not a measurement. Points: 3 for a section 114 notice at any time since 2018; 3 for a statutory intervention whose gov.uk collection has been updated within the last 18 months (1 for an older one on record); 2 for a Best Value Notice in force (1 lapsed); 2 for Exceptional Financial Support agreed in any year; 2 for general-fund reserves below 10% of net revenue expenditure (1 below 20%). Ties by EFS total, then by lowest reserves. The points are a way to sort the table so the most-marked councils come first; they are not a prediction and the amounts beside them matter more than the score.

Every council in the register, ranked by this site's stated method (score), then by EFS total, then by lowest reserves
#CouncilScoreMarkers (each links to its document)EFS totalReserves / NRE
1Birmingham City Council8s114 2023 intervention from 2023 EFS 2020-21 £288.4m EFS 2021-22 £109.5m EFS 2022-23 £172.2m EFS 2024-25 £490.0m EFS 2025-26 £180.0m£1.24bn93%
2Slough Borough Council8s114 2021 intervention from 2021 EFS 2018-19 £78.0m EFS 2019-20 £47.5m EFS 2020-21 £24.9m EFS 2021-22 £60.0m EFS 2022-23 £210.5m EFS 2023-24 £46.3m EFS 2024-25 £23.1m EFS 2025-26 £15.7m EFS 2026-27 £42.9m£548.9m27%
3Thurrock Council8s114 2022 intervention from 2022 EFS 2022-23 £130.0m EFS 2023-24 £184.0m EFS 2024-25 £73.0m EFS 2025-26 £62.1m EFS 2026-27 £68.9m£518.0m83%
4London Borough of Croydon8s114 2020 s114 2022 intervention from 2023 EFS 2019-20 £9.4m EFS 2020-21 £10.0m EFS 2021-22 £14.4m EFS 2022-23 £25.0m EFS 2023-24 £50.0m EFS 2024-25 £51.0m EFS 2025-26 £110.3m EFS 2026-27 £119.0m£389.1m32%
5Woking Borough Council8s114 2023 intervention from 2023 EFS 2024-25 £93.6m EFS 2025-26 £74.6m EFS 2026-27 £58.1m£226.3mn/a
6Nottingham City Council8s114 2021 s114 2023 intervention from 2022 EFS 2020-21 £20.0m EFS 2023-24 £17.6m EFS 2024-25 £7.7m EFS 2025-26 £25.0m£70.3mn/a
7Shropshire Council6BVN current EFS 2024-25 £26.9m EFS 2025-26 £71.4m EFS 2026-27 £121.0m£219.3m7%
8London Borough of Hillingdon6s114 2000 BVN current EFS 2025-26 £88.0m EFS 2026-27 £62.0m£150.0m2%
9Cheshire East Council6BVN current EFS 2024-25 £17.6m EFS 2025-26 £25.3m EFS 2026-27 £35.0m£77.9m8%
10Warrington Borough Council5intervention from 2024 EFS 2025-26 £87.0m EFS 2026-27 £92.0m£179.1m32%
11Somerset Council4BVN current EFS 2024-25 £44.8m EFS 2025-26 £45.1m EFS 2026-27 £30.0m£119.9m32%
12Plymouth City Council4EFS 2025-26 £72.0m£72.0m-1%
13London Borough of Newham4BVN current EFS 2024-25 £16.0m EFS 2025-26 £51.2m£67.2m35%
14West Berkshire Council4EFS 2024-25 £13.0m EFS 2025-26 £20.0m EFS 2026-27 £30.0m£63.0m8%
15Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council4EFS 2026-27 £12.0m£12.0m10%
16Middlesbrough Borough Council4BVN lapsed BVN lapsed EFS 2024-25 £2.4m£2.4m19%
17Liverpool City Council4intervention from 202113%
18City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council3BVN lapsed EFS 2023-24 £80.0m EFS 2024-25 £120.0m EFS 2025-26 £113.0m EFS 2026-27 £78.0m£391.0m23%
19Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead3EFS 2024-25 £62.0m EFS 2025-26 £41.0m EFS 2026-27 £48.8m£151.8m15%
20London Borough of Barnet3EFS 2025-26 £55.7m EFS 2026-27 £79.6m£135.3m18%
21London Borough of Haringey3EFS 2024-25 £10.0m EFS 2025-26 £40.6m EFS 2026-27 £84.0m£134.6m18%
22Bedford Borough Council3EFS 2025-26 £22.0m EFS 2026-27 £58.0m£80.0m12%
23Halton Borough Council3EFS 2024-25 £10.0m EFS 2025-26 £32.0m EFS 2026-27 £35.0m£77.0m16%
24East Sussex County Council3EFS 2026-27 £70.0m£70.0m17%
25London Borough of Redbridge3EFS 2026-27 £70.0m£70.0m20%
26Stoke-on-Trent City Council3EFS 2023-24 £20.5m EFS 2024-25 £21.4m EFS 2025-26 £16.8m EFS 2026-27 £10.5m£69.2m19%
27Wirral Borough Council3EFS 2020-21 £9.0m EFS 2021-22 £6.4m EFS 2024-25 £18.6m EFS 2025-26 £7.5m EFS 2026-27 £6.0m£47.5m14%
28Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council3EFS 2020-21 £3.7m EFS 2026-27 £18.5m£22.2m12%
29Gloucester City Council3EFS 2024-25 £3.9m EFS 2025-26 £2.6m EFS 2026-27 £9.1m£15.5m11%
30Brighton and Hove City Council3EFS 2026-27 £15.0m£15.0m13%
31Worthing Borough Council3EFS 2025-26 £4.8m EFS 2026-27 £5.0m£9.8m18%
32Peterborough City Council3EFS 2025-26 £4.0m EFS 2026-27 £5.7m£9.7m11%
33London Borough of Tower Hamlets3intervention from 202438%
34Spelthorne Borough Council3intervention from 2024327%
35London Borough of Havering2EFS 2023-24 £18.1m EFS 2024-25 £30.4m EFS 2025-26 £88.0m EFS 2026-27 £77.0m£213.5m23%
36Southampton City Council2EFS 2024-25 £121.6m EFS 2025-26 £89.9m£211.5m25%
37London Borough of Lambeth2s114 1989 EFS 2020-21 £25.0m EFS 2023-24 £50.0m EFS 2024-25 £50.0m EFS 2025-26 £46.0m EFS 2026-27 £20.0m£191.0m30%
38Worcestershire County Council2EFS 2025-26 £33.6m EFS 2026-27 £59.9m£93.5m21%
39Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea2EFS 2022-23 £23.2m EFS 2023-24 £51.8m£75.0m48%
40Cumberland Council2EFS 2023-24 £10.6m EFS 2024-25 £22.6m EFS 2025-26 £23.4m EFS 2026-27 £11.8m£68.5mn/a
41Medway Council2EFS 2024-25 £20.2m EFS 2025-26 £28.5m EFS 2026-27 £10.1m£58.8mn/a
42Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council2EFS 2024-25 £15.6m EFS 2025-26 £32.7m£48.3m28%
43Swindon Borough Council2EFS 2025-26 £14.7m EFS 2026-27 £22.3m£37.0m25%
44Norfolk County Council2EFS 2024-25 £36.1m£36.1m20%
45Luton Borough Council2EFS 2020-21 £35.0m£35.0m60%
46London Borough of Enfield2EFS 2024-25 £20.0m EFS 2025-26 £10.0m£30.0m27%
47Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council2EFS 2025-26 £9.6m EFS 2026-27 £12.7m£22.2m32%
48Eastbourne Borough Council2EFS 2020-21 £6.8m EFS 2021-22 £4.4m EFS 2023-24 £3.0m EFS 2024-25 £3.0m EFS 2025-26 £2.0m£19.2m46%
49London Borough of Waltham Forest2EFS 2026-27 £19.0m£19.0m26%
50West Northamptonshire Council2EFS 2023-24 £6.6m EFS 2024-25 £6.5m£13.1m25%
51Isle of Wight Council2EFS 2026-27 £12.9m£12.9m71%
52Westmorland and Furness Council2EFS 2023-24 £11.0m£11.0m25%
53City of London Corporation2EFS 2026-27 £2.6m£2.6m214%
54Council of the Isles of Scilly2EFS 2025-26 £1.2m EFS 2026-27 £926,000£2.1m32%
55Oxford City Council2none on record0%
56East Hertfordshire District Council2none on record8%
57Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council2BVN lapsed16%
58Basildon Borough Council2BVN current141%
59Tees Valley Combined Authority2BVN currentn/a
60Leeds City Council1none on record13%
61South Tyneside Council1none on record13%
62Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council1none on record16%
63Kirklees Council1none on record17%
64Surrey County Council1none on record17%
65Central Bedfordshire Council1none on record17%
66West Lancashire Borough Council1none on record18%
67Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council1none on record19%
68Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council1none on record19%
69Wakefield Metropolitan District Council1none on record19%
70North Tyneside Council1none on record20%
71Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council1BVN lapsed25%
72Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council1intervention from 202276%
73Eastleigh Borough Council1BVN lapsed200%
74South Cambridgeshire District Council1BVN lapsed BVN lapsed219%
75Runnymede Borough Council1BVN lapsed5792%
76Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority1BVN lapsed BVN lapsedn/a
77West of England Combined Authority1BVN lapsedn/a
78Blackpool Borough Council0none on record21%
79London Borough of Sutton0none on record21%
80Hertfordshire County Council0none on record21%
81Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council0none on record21%
82Devon County Council0none on record22%
83North East Lincolnshire Council0none on record22%
84Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council0none on record23%
85East Riding of Yorkshire Council0none on record23%
86West Sussex County Council0none on record24%
87Cheshire West and Chester Council0none on record25%
88Kent County Council0none on record25%
89Cornwall Council0none on record26%
90Reading Borough Council0none on record26%
91Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council0none on record26%
92St Helens Council0none on record26%
93City of York Council0none on record28%
94City of Wolverhampton Council0none on record28%
95Lincolnshire County Council0none on record28%
96Suffolk County Council0none on record28%
97London Borough of Bexley0none on record28%
98Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council0none on record28%
99London Borough of Hackney0s114 200028%
100Cheltenham Borough Council0none on record29%
101Wiltshire Council0none on record30%
102Dorset Council0none on record31%
103Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council0none on record31%
104Thanet District Council0none on record31%
105Derbyshire County Council0none on record33%
106North Lincolnshire Council0none on record33%
107Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council0none on record33%
108Bury Metropolitan Borough Council0none on record34%
109Cambridgeshire County Council0none on record34%
110St Albans City and District Council0none on record35%
111North Northamptonshire Council0none on record35%
112Lancashire County Council0none on record35%
113Nottinghamshire County Council0none on record35%
114Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames0none on record35%
115Southend-on-Sea Borough Council0none on record35%
116Torbay Council0none on record36%
117Coventry City Council0none on record37%
118North Somerset Council0none on record37%
119Hartlepool Borough Council0none on record37%
120Durham County Council0none on record37%
121Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council0none on record38%
122Havant Borough Council0none on record38%
123London Borough of Harrow0none on record39%
124Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council0none on record39%
125Darlington Borough Council0none on record40%
126Lewes District Council0none on record41%
127London Borough of Brent0s114 198842%
128London Borough of Ealing0none on record43%
129Hampshire County Council0none on record43%
130Telford & Wrekin Council0none on record43%
131Bristol City Council0none on record44%
132Manchester City Council0none on record44%
133Charnwood Borough Council0none on record44%
134Oadby and Wigston Borough Council0none on record45%
135Warwickshire County Council0none on record45%
136Buckinghamshire Council0none on record46%
137Northumberland County Council0none on record46%
138Herefordshire Council0none on record46%
139Adur District Council0none on record47%
140North Devon District Council0none on record48%
141London Borough of Hounslow0none on record49%
142London Borough of Camden0s114 199250%
143Oxfordshire County Council0none on record52%
144Sheffield City Council0none on record52%
145London Borough of Islington0none on record53%
146Great Yarmouth Borough Council0none on record53%
147Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council0none on record54%
148Colchester Borough Council0none on record55%
149Bracknell Forest Council0none on record55%
150Bath and North East Somerset Council0none on record56%
151Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council0none on record56%
152Babergh District Council0none on record56%
153Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council0none on record56%
154London Borough of Richmond upon Thames0none on record56%
155South Gloucestershire Council0none on record57%
156Sunderland City Council0none on record58%
157Essex County Council0none on record59%
158London Borough of Barking and Dagenham0none on record59%
159Newcastle City Council0none on record59%
160Staffordshire Moorlands District Council0none on record60%
161Gloucestershire County Council0none on record61%
162Leicestershire County Council0none on record62%
163Arun District Council0none on record64%
164Epping Forest District Council0none on record64%
165New Forest District Council0none on record64%
166Royal Borough of Greenwich0none on record65%
167London Borough of Southwark0none on record65%
168Rother District Council0none on record65%
169Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council0none on record65%
170Broxtowe Borough Council0none on record66%
171Rutland County Council0none on record66%
172Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council0none on record69%
173East Hampshire District Council0none on record70%
174South Staffordshire Council0none on record73%
175Erewash Borough Council0none on record74%
176Pendle Borough Council0none on record76%
177Hastings Borough Council0none on record76%
178Ipswich Borough Council0none on record76%
179London Borough of Bromley0none on record77%
180Wokingham Borough Council0none on record78%
181Salford City Council0none on record78%
182London Borough of Merton0none on record79%
183Staffordshire County Council0none on record80%
184Swale Borough Council0none on record81%
185Chorley Borough Council0none on record83%
186South Holland District Council0none on record84%
187Milton Keynes Council0none on record84%
188Stroud District Council0none on record88%
189North Norfolk District Council0none on record88%
190Fenland District Council0none on record90%
191Gedling Borough Council0none on record93%
192Hyndburn Borough Council0none on record94%
193North Yorkshire Council0none on record94%
194Exeter City Council0none on record96%
195Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council0none on record98%
196High Peak Borough Council0none on record99%
197South Hams District Council0none on record99%
198Tandridge District Council0none on record101%
199Teignbridge District Council0none on record101%
200Cotswold District Council0none on record102%
201London Borough of Lewisham0none on record102%
202East Suffolk Council0none on record102%
203Bromsgrove District Council0none on record103%
204Crawley Borough Council0none on record104%
205Forest of Dean District Council0none on record107%
206Fylde Borough Council0none on record109%
207Bassetlaw District Council0none on record111%
208Broadland District Council0none on record111%
209Lancaster City Council0none on record111%
210Blaby District Council0none on record113%
211Surrey Heath Borough Council0none on record113%
212Worcester City Council0none on record113%
213Warwick District Council0none on record114%
214London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham0none on record115%
215Tunbridge Wells Borough Council0none on record116%
216Chelmsford City Council0none on record122%
217Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council0none on record124%
218Melton Borough Council0none on record125%
219South Ribble Borough Council0none on record126%
220Gosport Borough Council0none on record127%
221Maldon District Council0none on record127%
222Wyre Forest District Council0none on record128%
223East Lindsey District Council0none on record131%
224North West Leicestershire District Council0none on record131%
225Hertsmere Borough Council0none on record132%
226Rochford District Council0none on record134%
227City of Westminster0none on record136%
228Huntingdonshire District Council0none on record137%
229Sevenoaks District Council0none on record138%
230Cherwell District Council0none on record138%
231Mid Devon District Council0none on record139%
232Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council0none on record139%
233Portsmouth City Council0none on record140%
234Burnley Borough Council0none on record142%
235Lichfield District Council0none on record143%
236West Devon Borough Council0none on record144%
237Breckland District Council0none on record148%
238West Lindsey District Council0none on record148%
239Chesterfield Borough Council0none on record149%
240East Staffordshire Borough Council0none on record150%
241North Kesteven District Council0none on record150%
242Folkestone and Hythe Council0none on record150%
243North East Derbyshire District Council0none on record152%
244Amber Valley Borough Council0none on record154%
245Derbyshire Dales District Council0none on record156%
246Torridge District Council0none on record156%
247Gravesham Borough Council0none on record157%
248Redditch Borough Council0none on record160%
249Bolsover District Council0none on record161%
250Canterbury City Council0none on record168%
251London Borough of Wandsworth0none on record168%
252Newark and Sherwood District Council0none on record169%
253South Derbyshire District Council0none on record169%
254Cannock Chase District Council0none on record170%
255North Hertfordshire District Council0none on record170%
256Rossendale Borough Council0none on record170%
257Ashfield District Council0none on record171%
258Ashford Borough Council0none on record171%
259Reigate and Banstead Borough Council0none on record172%
260Uttlesford District Council0none on record173%
261Mansfield District Council0none on record175%
262Preston City Council0none on record175%
263Castle Point Borough Council0none on record176%
264Mole Valley District Council0none on record178%
265Dover District Council0none on record180%
266Harborough District Council0none on record184%
267South Kesteven District Council0none on record186%
268East Cambridgeshire District Council0none on record192%
269Rushcliffe Borough Council0none on record192%
270Stevenage Borough Council0none on record193%
271Maidstone Borough Council0none on record197%
272Brentwood Borough Council0none on record199%
273Fareham Borough Council0none on record203%
274West Oxfordshire District Council0none on record206%
275Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council0none on record207%
276Rugby Borough Council0none on record208%
277West Suffolk Council0none on record212%
278Vale of White Horse District Council0none on record217%
279Waverley Borough Council0none on record222%
280Harlow District Council0none on record223%
281Tendring District Council0none on record226%
282Three Rivers District Council0none on record227%
283Rushmoor Borough Council0none on record228%
284Horsham District Council0none on record230%
285Boston Borough Council0none on record230%
286East Devon District Council0none on record233%
287Braintree District Council0none on record245%
288Dacorum Borough Council0none on record246%
289Epsom and Ewell Borough Council0none on record253%
290Mid Sussex District Council0none on record266%
291Guildford Borough Council0none on record269%
292Wyre Borough Council0none on record282%
293Ribble Valley Borough Council0none on record286%
294Stafford Borough Council0none on record312%
295Wealden District Council0none on record314%
296Tamworth Borough Council0none on record316%
297North Warwickshire Borough Council0none on record318%
298South Norfolk District Council0none on record321%
299Cambridge City Council0none on record328%
300Elmbridge Borough Council0none on record338%
301South Oxfordshire District Council0none on record357%
302Winchester City Council0none on record358%
303Watford Borough Council0none on record369%
304Stratford-on-Avon District Council0none on record394%
305Broxbourne Borough Council0none on record402%
306Test Valley Borough Council0none on record440%
307Chichester District Council0none on record443%
308Dartford Borough Council0none on record445%
309Hart District Council0none on record470%
310Malvern Hills District Council0none on record681%
311Tewkesbury Borough Council0none on record835%
312Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council0none on record1025%
313Wychavon District Council0none on record1064%
314Mid Suffolk District Council0none on record1380%
315Borough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk0none on recordn/a
316City of Lincoln Council0none on recordn/a
317Derby City Council0none on recordn/a
318Devon and Torbay Combined County Authority0none on recordn/a
319East Midlands Combined County Authority0none on recordn/a
320Greater Lincolnshire Combined County Authority0none on recordn/a
321Greater London Authority0none on recordn/a
322Greater Manchester Combined Authority0none on recordn/a
323Hull City Council0none on recordn/a
324Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority0none on recordn/a
325Lancashire Combined County Authority0none on recordn/a
326Leicester City Council0none on recordn/a
327Liverpool City Region Combined Authority0none on recordn/a
328North East Combined Authority0none on recordn/a
329North Northamtonshire Council0none on recordn/a
330Norwich City Council0none on recordn/a
331South Yorkshire Combined Authority0none on recordn/a
332West Midlands Combined Authority0none on recordn/a
333West Northamtonshire Council0none on recordn/a
334West Yorkshire Combined Authority0none on recordn/a
335York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority0none on recordn/a

Sources

Section 114 notices are discovered through the Wikipedia index (CC BY-SA, attributed) and cited to the reference it carries, which for recent notices is the council's own page; statutory interventions are the ministry's gov.uk collections, dated by their first publication. Councils abolished by reorganisation (Northamptonshire, Copeland) appear in the sources but not in the register and are listed under unmatched in the data. Downloads: markers.csv, revisions.csv, summary.json. Corrections go in the corrections log.