Zero Waste Race: The local authority residual league table |

Zero Waste Race: The local authority residual league table

by Charles Newman

With Wales and Scotland speeding along a zero waste path and residual arisings dropping off around the UK, there’s no doubt about it: the race is most definitely on. Charles Newman commentates on the competition

"The waste and resources industry is showing that it can do more with less"

In the same way that today’s cars are more fuel efficient, so councils and their public are becoming more resource efficient.

Local Authority residual league table Two years ago, Resource decided to start measuring performance around the UK according to the amount of residual waste per person arising from the household. We think this is the best measure of progress towards zero waste – our preference for identifying it at an individual rather than a household level is because we feel that the closer we get to this goal, the more individual responsibility will matter.

As was the case in 2008/09, residual waste per person has reduced in 2009/10. Our estimate, based on verified figures from WasteDataFlow (WDF), is that the average person in the UK now throws away about 283 kilogrammes per year, and sends about 184 kilogrammes for recycling, composting and reuse.

It’s important to note that these figures don’t include material from civic amenity and bring sites, but we dare say the figures for household waste do include some trade waste, more so in the devolved administrations, particularly Scotland (but more on this later). It should be noted that on average councils are also reporting a fall in municipal waste arisings.

Some clear trends are emerging. Perhaps the clearest is that the separate collection of food waste (or food waste collected in conjunction with green waste) is a distinctive feature of the service provided by the local authorities with the lowest residual arisings per capita. Nine of the top 10 best performing English waste collection authorities (WCAs) in the table (see page 24) all now offer this. Similarly, as Wales continues to close the gap on England in terms of residual arisings, it looks like the Welsh Assembly Government’s commitment to this approach will pay dividends. (Indeed, even more recent data suggests that Wales may already be the UK’s pacesetter, were it not for trade waste entering the household waste stream.)

Unsurprisingly, it is also the case that many of the high performers provide alternate weekly collection (AWC) of residual waste, although evidence elsewhere suggests that the important factor may be the capacity of bins for residual versus recycling.

Local Authority residual league table While most councils in general have seen a reduction in waste arisings per head, when it comes to WCAs in particular we have seen a rise in the amounts associated with some. This is because, where relevant, we have been able to include official figures for rejections at materials recovery facilities (MRFs) in our data for WCAs this year. In the case of the leading WCA, South Oxfordshire, this amounted to 2,000 tonnes – but, assuming there is no further rejection of material further down the line, then the people living in this affluent part of the world are wasting about 155 kilogrammes per year, not far behind some of the best parts of Western Europe.

Regrettably, we have not been able to include MRF rejection data for the UK League Table: although it is available for all unitary authorities, including devolved administrations, it is not as readily accessible for waste disposal authorities. However, we remain concerned about the reliability and quality of reporting about rejections from MRFs. An illustration of what we mean can be found by analysing the figures posted by the top Welsh council, Denbighshire. Not doubt the separate collection of food waste is the main key to its success, but we were concerned to find data reported for rejection from its MRF in each quarter worked out at exactly five per cent. Simply put, the figure is an estimate, rather than one derived from weighbridge data, and well below the 10 per cent level the Environment Agency recommends in its WDF guidance to councils. It should be stressed this is far from being an isolated case and we view this as an uneven playing field for local authority performance. We believe that all MRFs should be required to publish data on the tonnages and destinations of all materials leaving the facility, and be subject to random spot checks by the EA. This shouldn’t be an issue unless there are things to hide.

Turning Local Authority residual league table to the anomalies in the table, Dumfries and Galloway’s place as the top UK council is misleading. At the time of going to press, this authority’s figures were still only classified as provisional and the amount sent for recycling and composting includes material sent for mechanical biological treatment (MBT), but not the amount subsequently recycled and composted. In our view, the leading UK council is the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, which operates a service consistent with the key trends already highlighted in this article.

Once again, the remote local authorities – the Isles of Scilly, Shetland Islands, Hebrides – prop up the table of UK councils. This is because all trade waste, including that resulting from tourism, is unavoidably bound into the household totals. The figure for the City of London is artificially high for a similar reason, as well as because of geographical barriers to offering residents a wider range of containers for recycling.

On the whole, progress around the UK is very encouraging – the waste and resources industry is showing that it can do more with less. Having established a commitment to zero waste, councils in the devolved administrations are gaining ground, most notably in Wales, and we expect to see the Welsh take the lead next year. Rev your engines – the race towards zero waste is well and truly on.

UK Regional Performance

Rank	Country	Total household waste per person p.a. (kg)	Percentage of household waste sent for reuse, recycling or composting	Residual waste per person p.a. (kg)
1	ENGLAND	460.4	39.7	277.6
2	WALES	485.8	39.7	292.9
3	NORTHERN IRELAND	493.0	35.8	316.7
4	SCOTLAND	520.7	38.0	323.1

UK League Table

Rank	Country	Percentage of household waste sent for reuse, recycling or composting	Residual waste per person p.a. (kg)
1	Dumfries & Galloway*	73	153.1
2	Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames	46	201.6
3	Denbighshire County Council	51	208.7
4	Bexley LB	51	220.7
5	Tower Hamlets LB	26	223.9
6	Central Bedfordshire	50	225.0
7	Calderdale MBC	42	228.6
8	Rutland County Council	56	229.5
9	Cambridgeshire County Council	52	232.4
10	Walsall MBC	47	233.2
11	Leicester City Council	40	234.2
12	Oxfordshire County Council	48	235.9
13	Lincolnshire County Council	51	236.4
14	Leicestershire County Council	53	236.6
15	Swindon Borough Council	48	237.8
16	Merton LB	34	238.3
17	Devon County Council	53	240.5
18	Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council	44	242.4
19	Suffolk County Council	51	242.4
20	Carmarthenshire County Council	41	245.8
21	Bournemouth Borough Council	50	245.9
22	Dorset County Council	50	246.7
23	Bristol City Council	37	246.7
24	Newcastle-upon-Tyne City Council MBC	41	246.8
25	Bath and North East Somerset Council	42	250.9
26	Somerset County Council	49	251.3
27	Barnsley MBC	43	251.5
28	Magherafelt District Council	50	252.6
29	Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council	43	252.7
30	Hertfordshire County Council	46	252.8
31	Essex County Council	46	254.2
32	Ceredigion County Council	53	254.5
33	Norfolk County Council	43	255.4
34	West Lothian	47	255.6
35	Croydon LB	32	255.8
36	Lancashire County Council	45	255.9
37	Rotherham MBC	42	257.0
38	Stirling	48	257.3
39	Derby City Council	45	257.4
40	West London Waste Authority	38	257.7
41	Sutton LB	38	259.1
42	Surrey County Council	46	259.7
43	Conwy CBC	43	261.5
44	Bracknell Forest Borough Council	38	262.8
45	Bromley LB	40	262.9
46	Milton Keynes Council	48	263.4
47	Newport City Council	39	264.2
48	South Ayrshire	50	264.6
49	Warwickshire County Council	48	264.9
50	Nottingham City Council	35	264.9
51	Staffordshire County Council	48	265.5
52	Cheshire East	49	265.5
53	North Lincolnshire Council	51	265.9
54	Shropshire	50	265.9
55	Blackpool Borough Council	38	266.7
56	Caerphilly CBC	44	267.2
57	Wrexham CBC	46	267.3
58	Torfaen CBC	44	267.3
59	Buckinghamshire County Council	45	267.9
60	Southend-on-Sea Borough Council	41	268.1
61	Cheshire West and Chester	48	268.6
62	Northamptonshire County Council	45	268.8
63	Western Riverside Waste Authority	27	268.8
64	York City Council	43	269.3
65	Omagh District Council	40	270.2
66	Edinburgh, City of	31	271.0
67	Worcestershire County Council	42	271.8
68	Scottish Borders	42	272.4
69	Westminster City Council	24	274.4
70	Armagh City & District Council	39	274.9
71	Peterborough City Council	45	275.1
72	Renfrewshire	45	275.8
73	Derbyshire County Council	42	275.9
74	Greater Manchester WDA (MBC)	34	276.3
75	North London Waste Authority	29	276.4
76	Gloucestershire County Council	42	276.5
77	Warrington Borough Council	43	277.3
78	Stoke-on-Trent City Council	38	277.8
79	Leeds City Council MBC	31	278.9
80	Hampshire County Council	41	279.9
81	Castlereagh Borough Council	38	280.6
82	Nottinghamshire County Council	43	281.5
83	North Ayrshire	45	282.2
84	Coventry City Council	32	282.8
85	Flintshire County Council	43	283.5
86	North Lanarkshire	54	283.5
87	Greenwich LB	35	283.6
88	Gwynedd Council	41	283.8
89	Slough Borough Council	31	283.8
90	Inverclyde	35	284.3
91	Banbridge District Council	50	285.3
92	Wakefield City MDC	39	285.6
93	Wokingham Council	38	286.1
94	Wiltshire	41	286.2
95	Monmouthshire CC	43	286.7
96	South Gloucestershire Council	41	286.9
97	Solihull MBC	41	287.3
98	Pembrokeshire County Council	40	288.1
99	Torbay Council	36	288.2
100	North Yorkshire County Council	44	288.3
101	Cumbria County Council	44	288.5
102	Herefordshire Council	36	289.1
103	West Sussex County Council	43	289.2
104	North Down Borough Council	42	291.0
105	Thurrock Council	36	291.0
106	Bedford	38	291.0
107	Cardiff County Council	39	291.6
108	East Ayrshire	44	292.5
109	Kingston-upon-Hull City Council	34	293.3
110	Telford and Wrekin Council	42	293.5
111	Portsmouth City Council	25	295.0
112	Sandwell MBC	30	296.4
113	Bradford City MDC (MBC)	29	296.7
114	Southampton City Council	26	297.2
115	Sheffield City Council	27	297.6
116	Birmingham City Council	32	297.9
117	Vale of Glamorgan Council	37	297.9
118	Luton Borough Council	36	298.3
119	Hartlepool Borough Council	39	299.3
120	Newry & Mourne District Council	34	299.3
121	Kirklees MBC	31	299.9
122	Windsor and Maidenhead Borough Council	34	300.0
123	Isle of Anglesey CC	50	300.7
124	Ballymoney Borough Council	35	300.7
125	West Dunbartonshire	34	300.9
126	Kent County Council	38	301.9
127	Doncaster MBC	40	301.9
128	Antrim Borough Council	47	302.2
129	East Sussex County Council	37	302.4
130	Craigavon Borough Council	37	303.2
131	North Tyneside Council	37	303.5
132	Reading Borough Council	33	304.0
133	Northumberland	39	304.2
134	Lisburn City Council	37	305.1
135	Cookstown District Council	39	305.5
136	Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council	30	306.2
137	Plymouth City Council	31	309.5
138	Down District Council	32	309.7
139	Derry City Council	34	309.9
140	Brighton and Hove Council	27	310.4
141	West Berkshire District Council	40	310.6
142	North Somerset Council	37	311.8
143	County Durham	36	312.2
144	City and County of Swansea	34	312.9
145	Medway Borough Council	33	313.0
146	Wolverhampton MBC	36	314.2
147	Moyle District Council	40	314.6
148	Darlington Borough Council	36	315.3
149	Gateshead MBC	31	315.6
150	Perth & Kinross	42	316.0
151	South Tyneside MBC	29	317.0
152	Powys County Council	38	317.0
153	Falkirk	41	317.7
154	Southwark LB	22	317.8
155	Ards Borough Council	40	318.8
156	Fife	44	319.4
157	East London Waste Authority	29	320.0
158	Dudley MBC	29	320.1
159	Poole Borough Council	41	320.7
160	Midlothian	42	321.5
161	Newtownabbey Borough Council	37	322.4
162	Larne Borough Council	41	322.9
163	Blaenau Gwent CBC	29	323.4
164	Rhondda Cynon Taff CBC	33	323.4
165	Carrickfergus Borough Council	34	323.9
166	Argyll & Bute	42	324.2
167	East Riding of Yorkshire Council	38	324.5
168	Orkney Islands	38	326.8
169	Wigan MBC	33	327.7
170	Cornwall	37	328.8
171	East Renfrewshire	37	329.4
172	Fermanagh District Council	30	331.4
173	Clackmannanshire	44	333.0
174	Limavady Borough Council	36	333.1
175	Bridgend CBC	31	339.7
176	Ballymena Borough Council	33	339.9
177	Strabane District Council	27	342.5
178	North East Lincolnshire Council	33	344.1
179	Highland	37	344.2
180	Merseyside WDA (MBC)	34	344.9
181	Middlesbrough Borough Council	23	345.7
182	Sunderland City Council	27	345.9
183	Lewisham LB	17	348.4
184	Belfast City Council	27	354.2
185	Dungannon & South Tyrone Borough Council	33	354.4
186	Glasgow City*	18	356.0
187	Halton Borough Council	31	359.4
188	South Lanarkshire	32	365.6
189	Isle of Wight Council	32	367.3
190	Dundee City	22	371.7
191	Angus	35	373.2
192	Merthyr Tydfil CBC	31	376.5
193	Coleraine Borough Council	35	378.5
194	Moray	39	379.9
195	Neath Port Talbot CBC	34	381.5
196	East Lothian	35	388.4
197	Aberdeenshire	33	391.2
198	City of London	35	396.2
199	Aberdeen City	24	417.3
200	East Dunbartonshire	33	429.4
201	Eilean Siar	36	480.0
202	Shetland Islands	18	508.2
203	Council of the Isles of Scilly	19	81 8

Notes about the data

All the information presented in the tables has been drawn from local authority submissions to WasteDataFlow (WDF) between April 2009 and March 2010 and, with the exceptions of Dumfries & Galloway and Glasgow, is finalised.

To obtain a figure for residual arisings per head, a few steps were necessary. First, from National Indicator 191, we obtained the figure for total waste collected from households (C404), along with the figure for household waste sent for recycling, composting or reuse (C403). By subtracting the latter from the former, we established the amount of waste collected from households not sent for recycling, composting or reuse. Then, taking population figures in answer to Question 1 of WDF (Authority Data Pt1), we derived a figure per head.

However, it should be noted that C403, the amount sent for recycling, composting and reuse, does not tell us how much actually is recycled, composted or reused. It is possible to get a bit more accuracy in the case of waste collection authorities by adding the figure for household waste rejected to landfill and energy recovery back to the figure for residual waste. This can be identified from data for National Indicator 192, in response to Question 58 in WDF about amounts sent to MRFs and subsequent amounts rejected to landfill and energy from waste.

Although this information is readily available for English unitary authorities, as well as the devolved administrations, the complexity of extracting it for waste disposal authorities means we have
not made deductions from the UK councils in our main table.

No doubt, the information we have presented will differ from many of the headline statistics that councils choose to highlight. Crucially, the figures here are focused on data for household waste, not municipal waste. Somewhat perversely, the data councils collect for household waste includes trade waste – this is more of an issue for devolved administrations where fewer waste operators mean more trade waste is collected.

We recognise that there are weaknesses in the data presented here and welcome a debate about the best way to measure sustainable waste management.

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Waste Collection Authority Performance

Rank	Country	Percentage of household waste sent for reuse, recycling or composting	Residual waste per person p.a. (kg)
1	South Oxfordshire District Council	57.1	155.8
2	Weymouth and Portland Borough Council	42.9	162.9
3	Surrey Heath Borough Council	49.1	163.5
4	Oadby and Wigston Borough Council	44.0	164.8
5	Teignbridge District Council	56.2	165.0
6	Cotswold District Council	60.4	167.5
7	Staffordshire Moorlands District Council	61.7	168.6
8	Rochford District Council	57.3	169.0
9	Taunton Deane Borough Council	45.5	171.5
10	South Hams District Council	57.2	173.0
11	Oxford City Council	37.6	177.6
12	South Somerset District Council	41.9	179.1
13	Guildford Borough Council	45.1	183.6
14	Warwick District Council	49.3	186.4
15	Stratford-on-Avon District Council	58.1	186.6
16	Uttlesford District Council	52.6	186.8
17	Huntingdonshire District Council	53.9	187.6
18	Hyndburn Borough Council	35.3	189.8
19	East Lindsey District Council	54.4	191.3
20	Charnwood Borough Council	42.6	192.4
21	Suffolk Coastal District Council	50.6	192.9
22	Chiltern District Council	46.6	193.1
23	St Albans City and District Council	49.5	193.1
24	Eastleigh Borough Council	40.5	193.3
25	Mid Sussex District Council	44.1	193.7
26	Mole Valley District Council	49.8	195.1
27	South Cambridgeshire District Council	53.4	195.3
28	Rushcliffe Borough Council	52.6	196.6
29	Woking Borough Council	44.2	197.4
30	Waveney District Council	53.0	197.7
31	Waverley Borough Council	37.4	198.7
32	Purbeck District Council	32.9	198.9
33	South Kesteven District Council	48.8	199.3
34	Epping Forest Borough Council	50.4	199.9
35	Three Rivers District Council	49.5	200.5
36	Adur District Council	37.0	200.8
37	East Devon District Council	34.2	201.8
38	Mendip District Council	40.1	202.1
39	Braintree District Council	48.7	203.0
40	Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council	49.8	203.4
41	Exeter City Council	34.7	203.5
42	Epsom and Ewell Borough Council	46.0	203.6
43	Harborough District Council	53.3	204.3
44	South Northamptonshire District Council	49.7	205.1
45	West Devon Borough Council	43.9	205.3
46	North Kesteven District Council	52.5	206.2
47	Wychavon District Council	39.3	206.5
48	Cherwell District Council	50.4	207.7
49	Broadland District Council	45.1	208.4
50	North Hertfordshire District Council	48.7	208.5
51	Mid Suffolk District Council	38.7	209.0
52	Chorley Borough Council	47.5	209.6
53	Dacorum Borough Council	47.2	209.7
54	Canterbury City Council	44.1	211.1
55	Broxtowe Borough Council	41.8	212.3
56	Richmondshire District Council	43.0	212.3
57	East Hampshire District Council	35.4	213.0
58	Fareham Borough Council	35.3	213.4
59	Ryedale District Council	51.9	213.4
60	South Ribble Borough Council	45.1	213.7
61	Cambridge City Council	40.6	214.1
62	Colchester Borough Council	36.5	215.0
63	Blaby District Council	44.7	215.1
64	Camden LB	28.7	215.9
65	Harlow District Council	34.2	216.1
66	Elmbridge Borough Council	43.4	216.1
67	West Lancashire Borough Council	45.5	216.4
68	East Dorset District Council	41.8	216.6
69	Rugby Borough Council	50.4	217.2
70	Cannock Chase Council	46.7	217.2
71	East Staffordshire Borough Council	49.8	217.4
72	North Dorset District Council	32.4	217.5
73	Hambleton District Council	45.6	218.9
74	Worcester City Council	30.5	219.0
75	Fenland District Council	49.1	219.4
76	Arun District Council	35.9	219.6
77	Wyre Borough Council	44.0	219.9
78	Forest Heath District Council	44.1	220.1
79	Ealing LB	37.5	220.6
80	Lichfield District Council	52.4	221.0
81	East Cambridgeshire District Council	36.8	221.0
82	St Edmundsbury Borough Council	48.8	221.2
83	Kettering Borough Council	44.8	221.6
84	Malvern Hills District Council	26.3	221.9
85	Norwich City Council	32.2	222.6
86	Worthing Borough Council	36.9	222.9
87	Melton Borough Council	50.0	223.1
88	Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea	29.6	223.4
89	Stockport MBC	40.9	224.0
90	Vale of White Horse District Council	36.1	224.0
91	Oldham MBC	36.0	224.1
92	Brentwood Borough Council	43.1	224.5
93	Winchester City Council	34.3	224.7
94	Maldon District Council	36.1	225.6
95	Carlisle City Council	46.7	225.9
96	Burnley Borough Council	33.6	226.0
97	Daventry District Council	47.2	226.2
98	Trafford MBC	44.1	226.4
99	Lancaster City Council	36.0	226.7
100	Rochdale MBC	32.2	226.8
101	Hart District Council	32.9	226.9
102	Stafford Borough Council	47.5	227.1
103	South Derbyshire District Council	47.4	227.4
104	Reigate and Banstead Borough Council	37.4	227.5
105	Mid Devon District Council	47.0	227.5
106	Rother District Council	42.7	227.7
107	Tendring District Council	26.7	228.4
108	West Lindsey District Council	46.2	228.7
109	Breckland Council	38.1	228.8
110	Northampton Borough Council	38.1	229.2
111	Tameside MBC	33.1	229.9
112	Sefton MBC	39.4	231.3
113	North East Derbyshire District Council	43.0	231.7
114	Ribble Valley Borough Council	37.8	231.9
115	High Peak Borough Council	40.7	232.2
116	Rossendale Borough Council	35.9	232.4
117	Wycombe District Council	41.9	232.5
118	Watford Borough Council	39.6	232.5
119	Horsham District Council	41.1	232.7
120	South Norfolk Council	34.6	233.1
121	Harrow LB	45.4	233.2
122	Pendle Borough Council	35.4	233.2
123	South Staffordshire Council	46.7	234.5
124	Crawley Borough Council	27.9	234.8
125	Tamworth Borough Council	41.7	235.5
126	West Dorset District Council	32.7	236.5
127	Stroud District Council	25.8	236.7
128	Test Valley Borough Council	33.0	236.8
129	Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council	44.3	237.6
130	Lewes District Council	24.2	237.9
131	Castle Point Borough Council	36.7	238.0
132	Lambeth LB	26.5	238.1
133	Hertsmere Borough Council	39.4	238.2
134	Chichester District Council	38.6	238.3
135	Havant Borough Council	25.7	238.4
136	East Hertfordshire District Council	41.4	238.4
137	Tandridge District Council	31.9	238.6
138	Fylde Borough Council	41.8	238.8
139	East Northamptonshire Council	30.0	238.9
140	Christchurch Borough Council	34.3	239.4
141	Spelthorne Borough Council	32.0	240.1
142	Chesterfield Borough Council	40.8	240.6
143	Torridge District Council	41.3	241.0
144	Hammersmith and Fulham LB	26.4	241.9
145	South Holland District Council	31.3	243.3
146	Tunbridge Wells Borough Council	45.3	243.8
147	Copeland Borough Council	41.4	244.3
148	North Norfolk District Council	41.8	244.7
149	Corby Borough Council	41.6	245.3
150	Richmond upon Thames LB	42.8	246.0
151	Shepway District Council	36.5	246.9
152	Preston City Council	32.3	247.4
153	South Bucks District Council	33.1	247.5
154	Bromsgrove District Council	37.0	248.0
155	Eden District Council	44.8	248.0
156	Lincoln City Council	41.0	248.2
157	Erewash Borough Council	38.5	249.0
158	New Forest District Council	28.0	249.1
159	Forest of Dean District Council	39.8	249.3
160	North West Leicestershire District Council	44.2	250.6
161	Ipswich Borough Council	39.1	250.6
162	Islington LB	27.5	250.9
163	Runnymede Borough Council	25.0	251.0
164	Aylesbury Vale District Council	22.2	251.1
165	Thanet District Council	23.6	251.1
166	Harrogate Borough Council	31.7	252.6
167	South Lakeland District Council	43.0	254.0
168	Gedling Borough Council	34.2	254.2
169	Scarborough Borough Council	38.6	255.2
170	Wellingborough Borough Council	31.3	255.8
171	Gravesham Borough Council	21.0	256.1
172	Kings Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council	34.6	256.8
173	Amber Valley Borough Council	27.7	256.8
174	Dover District Council	30.5	257.5
175	Wyre Forest District Council	26.2	258.2
176	Redditch Borough Council	26.9	258.3
177	Allerdale Borough Council	44.1	259.1
178	Hillingdon LB	40.4	259.6
179	West Somerset District Council	27.2	260.9
180	Eastbourne Borough Council	31.1	261.1
181	Gosport Borough Council	19.9	262.2
182	Hastings Borough Council	25.6	262.9
183	Mansfield District Council	37.8	263.1
184	North Devon District Council	41.8	263.2
185	Rushmoor Borough Council	25.4	263.3
186	Swale Borough Council	29.8	264.4
187	Wealden District Council	35.5	265.2
188	Basildon District Council	37.9	265.8
189	Ashfield District Council	32.2	266.2
190	Enfield LB	30.3	267.1
191	Sedgemoor District Council	26.8	267.4
192	Great Yarmouth Borough Council	23.7	267.5
193	Broxbourne Borough Council	35.5	267.6
194	Derbyshire Dales District Council	41.2	267.8
195	Hackney LB	24.0	268.1
196	Wandsworth LB	24.2	268.5
197	Barrow-in-Furness Borough Council	33.2	268.7
198	Stevenage Borough Council	31.9	270.2
199	Sevenoaks District Council	29.5	270.9
200	Chelmsford Borough Council	37.1	272.2
201	Redbridge LB	31.6	272.8
202	Brent LB	28.7	274.8
203	Maidstone Borough Council	28.8	276.4
204	Selby District Council	39.1	277.4
205	Boston Borough Council	28.7	278.2
206	Bolton MBC	28.5	278.4
207	Craven District Council	36.8	279.5
208	Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council	34.3	279.7
209	Tewkesbury Borough Council	31.5	280.9
210	Newark and Sherwood District Council	24.5	281.0
211	Gloucester City Council	32.1	281.1
212	Wirral MBC	32.7	284.4
213	West Oxfordshire District Council	33.4	284.8
214	Welwyn Hatfield Council	34.1	288.2
215	Cheltenham Borough Council	32.9	288.4
216	Hounslow LB	33.2	290.3
217	Barnet LB	33.1	291.9
218	Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council	21.3	291.9
219	St Helens MBC	29.8	293.7
220	Bury MBC	27.6	293.8
221	Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council	27.7	294.5
222	Salford City Council MBC	29.9	301.3
223	Haringey LB	24.0	303.5
224	Bassetlaw District Council	21.9	305.8
225	Ashford Borough Council	15.3	306.7
226	Knowsley MBC	25.7	307.2
227	Havering LB	31.9	320.1
228	Waltham Forest LB	27.5	323.9
229	Liverpool City Council	23.4	324.3
230	Dartford Borough Council	20.6	327.8
231	Bolsover District Council	26.9	333.4
232	Barking and Dagenham LB	30.3	343.3
233	North Warwickshire Borough Council	27.0	352.8
234	Newham LB	18.0	360.7
235	Manchester City Council MBC	10.3	368.4