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Unitary authority, Yorkshire and The Humber

East Riding of Yorkshire compared with councils in Yorkshire and The Humber

Compared with the 15 councils in Yorkshire and The Humber.

Residents
360,334 (mid-2025)
Band D council tax
£2,466 a year in 2026-27, including police, fire and parish charges

Where East Riding of Yorkshire sits

5

measures in the bottom quarter

2

measures below the middle

14

measures in the top half

East Riding of Yorkshire compares worst with councils in Yorkshire and The Humber on:

  • ombudsman remedies delivered on time (11th of 11; 1st is highest)
  • prevention cases ending with a home secured (15th of 15; 1st is highest)
  • relief cases ending with a home secured (15th of 15; 1st is highest)

It compares best on:

  • fly-tipping incidents per 1,000 residents (1st of 15; 1st is lowest)
  • household waste reused, recycled or composted (1st of 15; 1st is highest)
  • tenants satisfied their home is safe (1st of 10; 1st is highest)

SEND assessments

Education, health and care plans set out support for children with special educational needs. The law says a new plan should be issued within 20 weeks.

SEND assessments: East Riding of Yorkshire compared with councils in Yorkshire and The Humber
Measure East Riding of Yorkshire Median Position Across England
New EHC plans issued within 20 weeks 2025 92.9% 82.1% Top half 5th of 14

Ombudsman complaints

The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman looks at complaints the council's own complaints process has not resolved. Upheld means the Ombudsman found the council at fault.

Ombudsman complaints: East Riding of Yorkshire compared with councils in Yorkshire and The Humber
Measure East Riding of Yorkshire Median Position Across England
Upheld complaints per 100,000 residents 2025-26 3.3 3.8 Top half 6th of 15
Complaints to the Ombudsman per 100,000 residents 2025-26 29.4 32.5 Top half 5th of 15
Upheld complaints about children's services per 100,000 residents No figure No figure No figure
Upheld complaints about special educational needs per 100,000 residents No figure No figure No figure
Upheld complaints about homelessness per 100,000 residents No figure No figure No figure
Upheld cases the council had already put right 2025-26 8.3% 14.9% Below the middle 8th of 12
Ombudsman remedies delivered on time 2025-26 62.5% 87.5% Bottom quarter 11th of 11

Council housing

From the tenant survey and performance figures every council landlord reports to the Regulator of Social Housing. Only councils that still own council homes are included.

Council housing: East Riding of Yorkshire compared with councils in Yorkshire and The Humber
Measure East Riding of Yorkshire Median Position Across England
Tenants satisfied with the overall service 2024-25 77.7% 70.8% Top half 3rd of 10
Tenants satisfied their home is well maintained 2024-25 81.5% 70.8% Top half 2nd of 10
Tenants satisfied their home is safe 2024-25 87.0% 77.3% Top half 1st of 10
Tenants who say the council listens and acts 2024-25 69.8% 60.8% Top half 3rd of 10
Non-emergency repairs done within target time 2024-25 99.0% 82.8% Top half 1st of 10
Council homes failing the Decent Homes Standard 2024-25 2.8% 4.6% Top half 4th of 10
Stage 1 housing complaints answered in time 2024-25 82.3% 80.2% Top half 5th of 10

Council tax

How much of the year's council tax bills the council collected by 31 March.

Council tax: East Riding of Yorkshire compared with councils in Yorkshire and The Humber
Measure East Riding of Yorkshire Median Position Across England
Council tax collected in the year it was due 2025-26 97.0% 94.8% Top half 2nd of 15

Streets and waste

Fly-tipping the council recorded, how often it took enforcement action, and how much household waste was recycled.

Streets and waste: East Riding of Yorkshire compared with councils in Yorkshire and The Humber
Measure East Riding of Yorkshire Median Position Across England
Fly-tipping incidents per 1,000 residents 2024-25 3 16.6 Top half 1st of 15
Enforcement actions per 100 fly-tipping incidents 2024-25 51.1 29.2 Top half 7th of 15
Household waste reused, recycled or composted 2023-24 60.2% 42.8% Top half 1st of 15

Homelessness

Temporary accommodation and the outcomes of homelessness cases, from the council's statutory returns.

Homelessness: East Riding of Yorkshire compared with councils in Yorkshire and The Humber
Measure East Riding of Yorkshire Median Position Across England
Households in temporary accommodation per 1,000 households January to March 2026 1.8 1.5 Below the middle 9th of 14
Families in temporary accommodation for 2 years or more January to March 2026 8.5% 0.5% Bottom quarter 12th of 14
Prevention cases ending with a home secured January to March 2026 10.7% 52.8% Bottom quarter 15th of 15
Relief cases ending with a home secured January to March 2026 18.2% 34.9% Bottom quarter 15th of 15

Website

An automated test of the council website's accessibility.

Website: East Riding of Yorkshire compared with councils in Yorkshire and The Humber
Measure East Riding of Yorkshire Median Position Across England
Website accessibility score October 2026 77.6% 92.9% Bottom quarter 13th of 15

What the council spends

Net spending per resident in 2025-26, after fees, charges and specific grants, not counting schools. Spending more is not better or worse on its own. Negative highways figures come from parking income.

Spending per resident: East Riding of Yorkshire compared with councils in Yorkshire and The Humber
Service East Riding of Yorkshire Median Rank, highest first Across England
Children's social care £229 £315 14th of 15
Adult social care £515 £488 3rd of 15
Public health £41 £80 15th of 15
Housing (general fund) £12 £30 15th of 15
Environmental and regulatory £126 £119 5th of 15
Highways and transport £79 £31 3rd of 15
Culture and leisure £68 £57 6th of 15
Planning and development £27 £27 8th of 15
Central services £58 £62 11th of 15
All services excluding schools £1,155 £1,238 11th of 15

Children's services inspection

Ofsted rated East Riding of Yorkshire’s children's services good at its last full inspection, in January 2023.

Outstanding
5 of the 15 councils in Yorkshire and The Humber
Good
9 of the 15 councils in Yorkshire and The Humber, including East Riding of Yorkshire
Requires improvement
1 of the 15 councils in Yorkshire and The Humber
Inadequate
0 of the 15 councils in Yorkshire and The Humber

Over time

East Riding of Yorkshire against the median of councils in Yorkshire and The Humber.

EHC plans issued within 20 weeks

By calendar year.

0% 25% 50% 75% 100% 2019 2021 2023 2025
  • East Riding of Yorkshire: 92.9%
  • Median (councils in Yorkshire and The Humber): 82.1%

Upheld Ombudsman complaints per 100,000 residents

Using the latest population estimate for every year.

0 2 4 6 8 22-23 23-24 24-25 25-26
  • East Riding of Yorkshire: 3.3
  • Median (councils in Yorkshire and The Humber): 3.8

Household waste recycling rate

Reused, recycled or composted.

0% 25% 50% 75% 100% 14-15 17-18 20-21 23-24
  • East Riding of Yorkshire: 60.2%
  • Median (councils in Yorkshire and The Humber): 42.8%

Fly-tipping incidents per 1,000 residents

As recorded by the council.

0 5 10 15 20 15-16 18-19 21-22 24-25
  • East Riding of Yorkshire: 3
  • Median (councils in Yorkshire and The Humber): 16.6
How to read these figures

Position 1 is the best in the group. The bottom quarter is shown in red, below the middle in yellow and the top half in green. Councils with the same figure share a position.

In each chart, every mark is a council in England and the large dot is East Riding of Yorkshire. Councils in the group you are comparing with are darker. The dashed line is the group's median.

How the figures are put together