Councils

Redbridge Council

London borough in Outer London, London (E09000026)

Spending in 2024/25

£482,292,689 Paid out, after refunds
£479,171,759 Net of payments to other public bodies
254,613 Payments published
£500 Councils must publish payments above this

Records held for 2004/05 to 2025/26, of which 3 complete financial years. Figures shown are for 2024/25, the most recent year that reconciles against the published revenue outturn.

How this figure was checked

The check is made after money this body passes to other councils, police and fire authorities, and to central government as the business rates share, has been taken out: a precept, a levy or a rates share is collected on another authority's behalf rather than spent here. Payments to the health service, to colleges, to pension funds and to HM Revenue and Customs are not taken out, because those are things this body bought or owed. Both figures are shown.

Refunds and credit notes worth £97,095,969 are taken off that figure. The value of every payment this council published, counting a refund by its size rather than subtracting it, was £579,388,658.

What Redbridge Council publishes above its threshold is a part of what it spends, not all of it. Wages and payments below the threshold are not in it.

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About this data
The threshold
Redbridge Council publishes payments of £500 and over. Anything below that is not in the file the council published and is not in this table, so the totals here are not the council's total spending.
Net or gross
Amounts are the values in the council's own file. The totals row adds them as published, so a credit note reduces the total in the same way it reduced the council's spending. The year total shown at the top of this page is £482,292,689.
Refunds and reversals
£97,095,969 of the payments in the latest year held are credits and reversals. They are in this table as negative amounts and they reduce every total the filter produces.
What is not in the file
Staff pay, pensions and anything else a council pays without raising a supplier invoice. Payments below the threshold the council set. Money the council received. Any period the council has not published: this table holds 2004/05 to 2025/26. Part years held: 2004/05, 2018/19, 2019/20, 2020/21, 2021/22, 2025/26.
Payments to individuals
A public body is required to withhold the name of a private individual. Those rows read "Individual (name withheld)", they are not in the supplier filter, and they are counted in the exact record count. The name is not held here.
Coverage
Records held for 2004/05 to 2025/26, of which 3 complete financial years. Figures shown are for 2024/25, the most recent year that reconciles against the published revenue outturn. The check is made after money this body passes to other councils, police and fire authorities, and to central government as the business rates share, has been taken out: a precept, a levy or a rates share is collected on another authority's behalf rather than spent here. Payments to the health service, to colleges, to pension funds and to HM Revenue and Customs are not taken out, because those are things this body bought or owed. Both figures are shown.
Source
The council's own spending page . Last refreshed 2026-08-12.

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Detail

Who Redbridge Council paid in 2024/25

Payments to named individuals are counted in the total above but never listed here. A linked supplier has a page of its own showing what every public body this site holds published about paying it, which is a lower bound and never a total.

What Redbridge Council spent it on

  • Adult Social Care£115.5m
  • Outside the BVACOP Objective Structure£94.9m
  • General Fund Housing£61.9m
  • Individual School Funds£51.6m
  • Non-School Funding£45.6m
  • LEA Centrally Held School Funds£32.2m
  • Social Services£15.9m
  • Other Operating Income & Expenditure£13.7m

Categories are the council's own labels, and the largest few only. They do not add up to the total.

Month by month in 2024/25

  • Apr 2024£40.4m
  • May 2024£70.3m
  • Jun 2024£32.4m
  • Jul 2024£11.6m
  • Aug 2024£36.2m
  • Sep 2024£40.6m
  • Oct 2024£46.7m
  • Nov 2024£44.9m
  • Dec 2024£42.2m
  • Jan 2025£44.9m
  • Feb 2025£39.2m
  • Mar 2025£32.8m

What we hold

What changed: 28 September 2026, the published files were re-read.

Spending records held for each financial year, and whether each year reconciles
Financial yearMonths heldRecordsStatus
2025/261 of 121Part year held
2024/2512 of 12254,613Reconciled
2023/2412 of 125,730unanchored
2022/2312 of 12113unanchored
2021/229 of 1222Part year held
2020/2110 of 1230Part year held
2019/205 of 125Part year held
2018/192 of 123Part year held
2004/051 of 121Part year held

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Publication

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No series held Latest payment held here: n/a

As at 2026-09-26 this site could not find or read a series of published payments for Redbridge Council. That is a statement about this site's holdings and not about the council.

Part 2 of the Local Government Transparency Code 2015 requires spending over £500 to be published quarterly, and not later than one month after the quarter it covers. This council publishes payments over £500, the amount paragraph 28 names.

This site last read Redbridge Council's files on 2026-09-09. The council's own spending page .

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Budget figures

What Redbridge Council reported to central government: net revenue expenditure over time, the split by service, where the money came from, its own Band D element and its reserves.

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