Which local authoritie in England has the highest turnover?

Melton, at 3.3% (818 observations), over the 12 months to Jan 2026.

Which has the lowest?

Camden, at 0.8% (1,085 observations).

What is the median turnover across England?

2.5% across the 295 local authorities ranked. 1 of the 296 local authorities are not ranked: 1 below the floor.

Turnover: local authorities in England ranked (Jan 2026)

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Turnover, 12 months to Jan 2026

Turnover: local authorities in England ranked. Sample and confidence tier beside every value; ties share a rank.
#	Area	Turnover	Sample	Tier	Change
1	Melton	3.3%	818	measured	—
2	Harborough	3.2%	1,443	measured	—
3	Fareham	3.1%	1,629	measured	—
4	Rushcliffe	3.1%	1,773	measured	—
5	South Ribble	3.1%	1,646	measured	—
6	Cheshire East	3.1%	6,098	measured	—
7	South Derbyshire	3.1%	1,590	measured	—
8	Central Bedfordshire	3.1%	4,242	measured	—
9	Hart	3.0%	1,324	measured	—
10	Rochford	3.0%	1,166	measured	—
11	Hinckley and Bosworth	3.0%	1,603	measured	—
12	North Somerset	3.0%	3,185	measured	—
13	Brentwood	3.0%	1,073	measured	—
14	Arun	3.0%	2,392	measured	—
15	Rossendale	3.0%	989	measured	—
16	Mid Sussex	3.0%	2,127	measured	—
17	North Kesteven	3.0%	1,675	measured	—
18	Ribble Valley	3.0%	906	measured	—
19	North West Leicestershire	3.0%	1,475	measured	—
20	Cheltenham	2.9%	1,756	measured	—
21	Mid Suffolk	2.9%	1,512	measured	—
22	South Holland	2.9%	1,335	measured	—
23	Lichfield	2.9%	1,465	measured	—
24	Broadland	2.9%	1,873	measured	—
25	Maldon	2.9%	901	measured	—
26	Huntingdonshire	2.9%	2,501	measured	—
27	Tonbridge and Malling	2.9%	1,692	measured	—
28	Wyre	2.9%	1,673	measured	—
29	South Kesteven	2.9%	2,016	measured	—
30	Stockport	2.9%	3,922	measured	—
31	Eastleigh	2.9%	1,796	measured	—
32	Pendle	2.9%	1,219	measured	—
33	Stratford-on-Avon	2.9%	1,983	measured	—
34	East Hertfordshire	2.9%	1,964	measured	—
35	Rutland	2.9%	529	measured	—
36	Lewes	2.9%	1,377	measured	—
37	Newark and Sherwood	2.9%	1,689	measured	—
38	Vale of White Horse	2.9%	1,883	measured	—
39	Swindon	2.8%	2,971	measured	—
40	Rugby	2.8%	1,504	measured	—
41	Uttlesford	2.8%	1,179	measured	—
42	Wealden	2.8%	2,158	measured	—
43	Elmbridge	2.8%	1,722	measured	—
44	West Lindsey	2.8%	1,364	measured	—
45	Waverley	2.8%	1,660	measured	—
46	Tendring	2.8%	2,219	measured	—
47	Blaby	2.8%	1,268	measured	—
48	Braintree	2.8%	2,029	measured	—
49	Horsham	2.8%	1,899	measured	—
50	East Riding of Yorkshire	2.8%	5,193	measured	—
51	Surrey Heath	2.8%	1,095	measured	—
52	Dorset	2.8%	5,315	measured	—
53	West Northamptonshire	2.8%	5,389	measured	—
54	North Northamptonshire	2.8%	4,563	measured	—
55	Amber Valley	2.8%	1,718	measured	—
56	Wokingham	2.8%	2,136	measured	—
57	North Gloucestershire	2.8%	1,394	measured	—
58	East Staffordshire	2.8%	1,588	measured	—
59	South Norfolk	2.8%	1,882	measured	—
60	Fylde	2.8%	1,203	measured	—
61	Worcester	2.8%	1,334	measured	—
62	North Hertfordshire	2.8%	1,673	measured	—
63	Gedling	2.8%	1,535	measured	—
64	Fenland	2.8%	1,342	measured	—
65	Bolsover	2.7%	1,076	measured	—
66	Reigate and Banstead	2.7%	1,795	measured	—
67	Breckland	2.7%	1,834	measured	—
68	Bracknell Forest	2.7%	1,520	measured	—
69	Torridge	2.7%	957	measured	—
70	Staffordshire Moorlands	2.7%	1,249	measured	—
71	Cheshire West and Chester	2.7%	4,630	measured	—
72	Tamworth	2.7%	957	measured	—
73	East Devon	2.7%	2,045	measured	—
74	Worthing	2.7%	1,473	measured	—
75	Basingstoke and Deane	2.7%	2,245	measured	—
76	Bassetlaw	2.7%	1,585	measured	—
77	New Forest	2.7%	2,314	measured	—
78	West Berkshire	2.7%	1,968	measured	—
79	Babergh	2.7%	1,211	measured	—
80	Woking	2.7%	1,224	measured	—
81	Castle Point	2.7%	1,108	measured	—
82	Stroud	2.7%	1,555	measured	—
83	East Hampshire	2.7%	1,578	measured	—
84	Gloucester	2.7%	1,647	measured	—
85	Colchester	2.7%	2,378	measured	—
86	North Yorkshire	2.7%	8,339	measured	—
87	Cherwell	2.7%	1,986	measured	—
88	Folkestone and Hythe	2.7%	1,476	measured	—
89	High Peak	2.7%	1,199	measured	—
90	Wiltshire	2.7%	6,372	measured	—
91	Swale	2.7%	1,887	measured	—
92	Warwick	2.7%	1,983	measured	—
93	South Gloucestershire	2.7%	3,578	measured	—
93	Erewash	2.7%	1,435	measured	—
95	South Oxfordshire	2.7%	1,815	measured	—
96	West Devon	2.7%	737	measured	—
97	Bromsgrove	2.7%	1,163	measured	—
98	Adur	2.7%	792	measured	—
99	St. Albans	2.7%	1,703	measured	—
100	Chelmsford	2.7%	2,223	measured	—

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276	Oxford	1.5%	1,137	measured
277	Enfield	1.5%	2,058	measured
278	Liverpool	1.5%	3,939	measured
279	Slough	1.5%	849	measured
280	Hounslow	1.5%	1,684	measured
281	Manchester	1.5%	4,082	measured
282	Ealing	1.4%	2,247	measured
283	Haringey	1.4%	1,773	measured
284	Harrow	1.4%	1,379	measured
285	City of Leicester	1.4%	1,997	measured
286	Barking and Dagenham	1.4%	1,125	measured
287	Tower Hamlets	1.3%	2,146	measured

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