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Rutland County Council has received £170,104,349 from 9 departments.

Income

Contracts

No contracts

We currently have no contracts recorded for Rutland County Council.

By department

Top departments

# Department Total spend
  1. 1

    Department for Education

    2020–2026

    £79.1 Million

    ~£11.3M/yr

  2. 2

    Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities

    2021–2024

    £29.1 Million

    ~£7.3M/yr

  3. 3

    Department for Transport

    2020–2026

    £26.6 Million

    ~£3.8M/yr

  4. 4

    Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government

    2020–2021

    £17.8 Million

    ~£8.9M/yr

  5. 5

    Department of Health and Social Care

    2020–2026

    £12 Million

    ~£1.7M/yr

  6. 6

    Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

    2021–2023

    £4.69 Million

    ~£1.6M/yr

  7. 7

    Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs

    2021–2024

    £626 Thousand

    ~£156.4K/yr

  8. 8

    DE

    2025

    £216 Thousand

  9. 9

    HM Land Registry

    2022

    £40 Thousand

By organisation

Top organisations

# Organisation Total spend
  1. 1

    Education and Skills Funding Agency

    2020–2025

    £46.9 Million

    ~£7.8M/yr

  2. 2

    CORE

    2021–2026

    £32.1 Million

    ~£5.4M/yr

  3. 3

    Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities

    2021–2024

    £29.1 Million

    ~£7.3M/yr

  4. 4

    Department for Transport

    2020–2026

    £26.4 Million

    ~£3.8M/yr

  5. 5

    Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government

    2020–2021

    £17.8 Million

    ~£8.9M/yr

  6. 6

    Department of Health and Social Care

    2020–2026

    £11.9 Million

    ~£1.7M/yr

  7. 7

    Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

    2021–2023

    £4.69 Million

    ~£1.6M/yr

  8. 8

    Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs

    2023–2025

    £803 Thousand

    ~£267.8K/yr

  9. 9

    Active Travel England

    2024–2025

    £176 Thousand

    ~£88.1K/yr

  10. 10

    UK Health Security Agency

    2021–2022

    £104 Thousand

    ~£52.1K/yr

By expense area

Top expense areas

# Expense area Total spend
  1. 1

    ESFA Funding Directorate

    Education and Skills Funding Agency · 2022–2024

    £20.2 Million

    ~£6.7M/yr

  2. 2

    ESFA Funding

    Education and Skills Funding Agency · 2021–2025

    £16.5 Million

    ~£3.3M/yr

  3. 3

    Local Govnmnt Resilience and Communities

    Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities · 2022–2024

    £15.7 Million

    ~£5.2M/yr

  4. 4

    Funding and Financial Oversight

    CORE · 2025–2026

    £13.1 Million

    ~£6.6M/yr

  5. 5

    IFD EDUCATION FUNDING GROUP

    Education and Skills Funding Agency · 2020–2021

    £9.93 Million

    ~£5M/yr

  6. 6

    SEND and Alternative Provision

    CORE · 2022–2026

    £9.58 Million

    ~£1.9M/yr

  7. 7

    Local Government Strategy and Analysis

    Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government · 2020–2021

    £8.03 Million

    ~£4M/yr

  8. 8

    DG Road Transport Group

    Department for Transport · 2024–2026

    £7.02 Million

    ~£2.3M/yr

  9. 9

    Local Government Strategy and Analysis

    Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities · 2021–2022

    £6.38 Million

    ~£3.2M/yr

  10. 10

    DG Roads, Places and Environment

    Department for Transport · 2020–2022

    £5.94 Million

    ~£2M/yr

By expense type

Top expense types

# Expense type Total spend
  1. 1

    Grants Expenditure

    Education and Skills Funding Agency · 2021–2025

    £36.7 Million

    ~£7.3M/yr

  2. 2

    Grants Expenditure

    CORE · 2021–2026

    £32.1 Million

    ~£5.4M/yr

  3. 3

    Current (non AEF) Grants to Local Authorities

    Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities · 2021–2024

    £23.6 Million

    ~£5.9M/yr

  4. 4

    Cap Grt Loc Auth

    Department for Transport · 2020–2026

    £22.9 Million

    ~£3.3M/yr

  5. 5

    Current (non AEF) Grants to Local Authorities

    Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government · 2020–2021

    £17.2 Million

    ~£8.6M/yr

  6. 6

    Revenue Grants to local authorities

    Department of Health and Social Care · 2020–2026

    £11.9 Million

    ~£1.7M/yr

  7. 7

    Grants expenditure

    Education and Skills Funding Agency · 2020–2021

    £10.2 Million

    ~£5.1M/yr

  8. 8

    Cap Grants to Local Authorities (DEL)

    Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities · 2022–2024

    £5.42 Million

    ~£1.8M/yr

  9. 9

    Current Grants To Local Government

    Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy · 2021–2023

    £4.37 Million

    ~£1.5M/yr

  10. 10

    CurrGrt Las in AEF/A

    Department for Transport · 2020–2026

    £3.03 Million

    ~£432.4K/yr

Recent payments

Date Buyer Amount Expense area Expense type
2026-04-10 £421,746 Global & Public Health Revenue Grants to local authorities
Revenue Grants to local authorities
2026-04-07 £1,496,883 Funding and Financial Oversight Grants Expenditure
Current grants - Local Government
2026-04-01 £26,730 Adult Social Care Revenue Grants to local authorities
Revenue Grants to local authorities
2026-03-31 £40,002 Children's Social Care - Strategy and Care System Grants Expenditure
Current grants - Local Government
2026-03-31 £25,187 Funding and Financial Oversight Grants Expenditure
Current grants - Local Government
2026-03-23 £352,827 Funding and Financial Oversight Grants Expenditure
Current grants - Local Government
2026-03-20 £60,033 Strategic Finance Grants Expenditure
Capital grants - Local Government
2026-03-04 £859,066 Funding and Financial Oversight Grants Expenditure
Current grants - Local Government
2026-02-27 £87,333 Children's Social Care - Strategy and Care System Grants Expenditure
Current grants - Local Government
2026-02-09 £50,000 DG Road Transport Group Cap Grt Loc Auth
EVPCG: Rutland l 25/26 - #50k
2026-02-09 £115,620 DG Road Transport Group CurrGrt LAs out AEF/
"LEVI Capability Fund: Rutland 25/26 - #115,620"
2026-02-04 £859,063 Funding and Financial Oversight Grants Expenditure
Current grants - Local Government
2026-01-30 £702,786 SEND and Alternative Provision Grants Expenditure
Current grants - Local Government
2026-01-21 £944,290 DG Road Transport Group Cap Grt Loc Auth
Highways Maintenance Block - Q4 2025/26
2026-01-12 £37,250 DG Public Transport and Local Group CurrGrt Las in AEF/A
Local Transport resource Q4 25-26
2026-01-12 £115,500 DG Public Transport and Local Group Cap Grt Loc Auth
Integrated Transport Block Q4 2025-26
2026-01-12 £429,000 DG Public Transport and Local Group Cap Grt Loc Auth
Local Transport Grant Q4 2025-26
2026-01-09 £391,624 Global & Public Health Revenue Grants to local authorities
Revenue Grants to local authorities
2026-01-09 £391,624 Global & Public Health Revenue Grants to local authorities
Revenue Grants to local authorities
2026-01-06 £859,063 Funding and Financial Oversight Grants Expenditure
Current grants - Local Government

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Frequently asked questions

What is the latest payment data available for Rutland County Council?

The most recent payment data we have available for Rutland County Council is from April 2026. Government departments and public bodies typically publish their spending data on a monthly or quarterly basis.

How has Rutland County Council's government income changed over time?

Rutland County Council's government income has decreased over time. In 2026, they received £8,265,629, compared to £24,431,002 in 2025 - a decrease of 66.2%.

How much has Rutland County Council received from the UK government?

Rutland County Council has received a total of £170,104,349 from UK government organisations according to our records. This income comes from 13 government buyers.

Which government departments buy from Rutland County Council?

The top government departments buying from Rutland County Council are Department for Education (£79,062,395), Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (£29,126,404), and Department for Transport (£26,608,783).