Annual total outgoings for a family of three: how much is it usually?

[eastwest]

I know this question is a bit 'how long is a piece of string', but having just done our annual accounts, i wondered if we should be looking to cut down our spending or not.Last tax year our total outgoings, absolutely everything included, was £32,000.
We are two adults and one pre-school child. We rent, which is £575 pcm. We have a car and pay for 15 hours nursery per week. Other major outgoings that are essential to us are tuition fees for one adult, which are £2000 per year, and travel (we go to countries in Europe once or twice a year but we stay with family there).
We are within our means, but I'm just wondering how it compares, really. Obviously it's possible to spend a lot more if you have a higher income, but does this sum seem more than the average? Ideally we would like to save more.

Well clearly its more than "average" as the average wage is somewhere around £24K before tax.
There are just so many different considerations to factor in though, it's not really a meaningful question.
Ultimately, if you are earning more than you are spending, then you are probably fine.
From where I'm sitting, that sounds like a lot of money to be spending with just one dc, but there's plenty on MN who earn lots and they will no doubt spend a lot more too.

Your costs

rent - 6,900
car - 2,500?
nursery - 3,250
tuition - 2,000
council tax -1,500
gas/electric - 1,200
groceries - 5,200
total - 23,550
voluntary spend - 9,000