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Cambridgeshire

Region: East of England · Districts: Cambridge, East Cambridgeshire, Fenland, Huntingdonshire, South Cambridgeshire · Area code E10000003

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Economy

1 dataset

Median income of taxpayers by council, UK

£32,500

2023/24

HM Revenue and Customs

Health

5 datasets

Alcohol-specific deaths by council, England and Wales

12.4 per 100,000

2022 to 2024

  • 2022 to 2024 12.4 per 100,000
  • 2021 to 2023 12.0 per 100,000
Office for National Statistics

Avoidable mortality by council, England and Wales

198.8 per 100,000

2022 to 2024

  • 2022 to 2024 198.8 per 100,000
  • 2021 to 2023 201.3 per 100,000
Office for National Statistics

Deaths related to drug poisoning by council, England and Wales

6.20 per 100,000

2022 to 2024

  • 2022 to 2024 6.20 per 100,000
  • 2021 to 2023 5.80 per 100,000
Office for National Statistics

Suicide rate by council, England and Wales

2023 to 2025

  • Suicide rate 10.3 per 100,000
  • Suicide rate: lower 95% confidence limit 8.90 per 100,000
  • Suicide rate: upper 95% confidence limit 11.8 per 100,000
Office for National Statistics

Suicides by council, England and Wales

58

2025

  • 2025 58
  • 2024 62
Office for National Statistics

Education

50 datasets

Absence by reason by council, England

2024/25

  • Overall absence 6.60%
  • Authorised absence 5.06%
  • Unauthorised absence 1.54%
  • Illness 3.46%
  • Medical or dental appointments 0.33%
  • Religious observance 0.03%
  • Study leave 0.04%
  • Interviews 0.02%
  • Regulated performances 0.01%
  • Temporary reduced timetables 0.60%
  • Mobile children 0.03%
  • Excluded 0.10%
  • Other authorised 0.43%
  • Unauthorised holidays 0.31%
  • Late after registers closed 0.19%
  • Other unauthorised 1.02%
  • No reason yet 0.02%
Department for Education

Attainment 8 by council, England

48.9

Average Attainment 8 score

Department for Education

Attainment 8 in alternative provision by council, England

2.5

Average Attainment 8 score

Department for Education

Attainment 8 of children in need by council, England

2024/25

  • Children in need: average Attainment 8 score 11.8
  • On a child protection plan: average Attainment 8 score 15.2
  • Looked after for 12 months: average Attainment 8 score 21.2
Department for Education

Children in elective home education by council, England

1,840

Children in elective home education

Department for Education

Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England

January 2026

  • 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: all providers 12,965
  • 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: state-funded schools 6,214
  • 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: private, voluntary and independent providers 6,751
  • Early learning for 2-year-olds: all providers 681
  • Early learning for 2-year-olds: state-funded schools 187
  • Early learning for 2-year-olds: private, voluntary and independent providers 494
  • Working parents' hours: all providers 11,130
  • Working parents' hours: state-funded schools 746
  • Working parents' hours: private, voluntary and independent providers 10,384
Department for Education

Children missing education by council, England

510

Children missing education

Department for Education

Children missing education rate by council, England

0.5%

Children missing education per 100 aged 5 to 16

Department for Education

Children registered for funded early education by council, England

January 2026

  • 3 and 4-year-olds, registered 12,965
  • 3 and 4-year-olds, estimated eligible 14,661.74
  • 3-year-olds, registered 6,147
  • 3-year-olds, estimated eligible 7,161.16
  • 4-year-olds, registered 6,818
  • 4-year-olds, estimated eligible 7,500.58
  • 2-year-olds, registered 681
  • 2-year-olds, estimated eligible 1,012
Department for Education

Destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England

2023/24

  • Students completing 16 to 18 study 5,792
  • Sustained education, apprenticeship or employment 4,794
  • Sustained education 2,472
  • Sustained apprenticeship 304
  • Sustained employment 2,018
  • Not sustained 715
  • Activity not captured 283
Department for Education

Destinations after key stage 4 by council, England

2023/24

  • Pupils completing key stage 4 6,529
  • Sustained education, apprenticeship or employment 6,045
  • Sustained education 5,703
  • Sustained apprenticeship 183
  • Sustained employment 159
  • Not sustained 302
  • Activity not captured 182
Department for Education

EHC plans by council, England

8,619

EHC plans

Department for Education

Early learning goals at the expected level per child by council, England

14.68

Goals at the expected level per child

Department for Education

Early years foundation stage profile results by council, England

2025/26

  • Children assessed 6,629
  • Good level of development 4,801
  • Expected level in every goal 4,720
  • Expected level in communication, language and literacy 4,901
  • Expected level in no goal 205
Department for Education

Elective home education rate by council, England

1.8%

Children in elective home education per 100 aged 5 to 16

Department for Education

GCSE English and maths, grade 4 or above, by council, England

68.2%

2025/26

  • 2025/26 68.2%
  • 2024/25 67.5%
Department for Education

GCSE English and maths, grade 5 or above, by council, England

50.7%

Grade 5 or above in English and maths

Department for Education

Good level of development at the end of reception by council, England

2025/26

  • Good level of development 72.42%
  • Expected level in every goal 71.20%
  • Expected level in communication, language and literacy 73.93%
  • Expected level in no goal 3.09%
Department for Education

Key stage 2 average scaled scores by council, England

2025/26

  • Reading: average scaled score 106
  • Maths: average scaled score 105
  • Grammar, punctuation and spelling: average scaled score 105
Department for Education

Key stage 2 pupils by council, England

2025/26

  • Reading, writing and maths: pupils 7,493
  • Reading, writing and maths: expected standard 4,482
  • Reading, writing and maths: higher standard 483
  • Reading: pupils 7,500
  • Reading: expected standard 5,536
  • Reading: higher standard 2,448
  • Writing: pupils 7,495
  • Writing: expected standard 5,168
  • Writing: higher standard 685
  • Maths: pupils 7,498
  • Maths: expected standard 5,538
  • Maths: higher standard 2,059
  • Grammar, punctuation and spelling: pupils 7,499
  • Grammar, punctuation and spelling: expected standard 5,427
  • Grammar, punctuation and spelling: higher standard 2,167
  • Science: pupils 7,493
  • Science: expected standard 6,103
Department for Education

Key stage 2 results by council, England

2025/26

  • Reading, writing and maths: expected standard 60.0%
  • Reading, writing and maths: higher standard 6.0%
  • Reading: expected standard 74.0%
  • Reading: higher standard 33.0%
  • Writing: expected standard 69.0%
  • Writing: higher standard 9.0%
  • Maths: expected standard 74.0%
  • Maths: higher standard 27.0%
  • Grammar, punctuation and spelling: expected standard 72.0%
  • Grammar, punctuation and spelling: higher standard 29.0%
  • Science: expected standard 81.0%
Department for Education

Key stage 4 in alternative provision by council, England

2025/26

  • Pupils at the end of key stage 4 67
  • Grade 4 or above in English and maths 1
  • Grade 5 or above in English and maths 0
Department for Education

Key stage 4 pupils and grades by council, England

2025/26

  • Pupils at the end of key stage 4 6,873
  • Grade 4 or above in English and maths 4,685
  • Grade 5 or above in English and maths 3,486
Department for Education

Key stage 4 results in alternative provision by council, England

2025/26

  • Grade 4 or above in English and maths 1.5%
  • Grade 5 or above in English and maths 0.0%
Department for Education

Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England

2024/25

  • Children in need: pupils at the end of key stage 4 75
  • Children in need: grade 4 or above in English and maths 7
  • Children in need: grade 5 or above in English and maths suppressed (c)
  • Children in need: entering the EBacc 7
  • On a child protection plan: pupils at the end of key stage 4 9
  • On a child protection plan: grade 4 or above in English and maths not available (x)
  • On a child protection plan: grade 5 or above in English and maths not available (x)
  • On a child protection plan: entering the EBacc not available (x)
  • Looked after for 12 months: pupils at the end of key stage 4 60
  • Looked after for 12 months: grade 4 or above in English and maths 15
  • Looked after for 12 months: grade 5 or above in English and maths suppressed (c)
  • Looked after for 12 months: entering the EBacc not available (x)
Department for Education

Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares)

2024/25

  • Children in need: grade 4 or above in English and maths 9.3%
  • Children in need: grade 5 or above in English and maths suppressed (c)
  • Children in need: entering the EBacc 9.3%
  • On a child protection plan: grade 4 or above in English and maths not available (x)
  • On a child protection plan: grade 5 or above in English and maths not available (x)
  • On a child protection plan: entering the EBacc not available (x)
  • Looked after for 12 months: grade 4 or above in English and maths 25.0%
  • Looked after for 12 months: grade 5 or above in English and maths suppressed (c)
  • Looked after for 12 months: entering the EBacc not available (x)
Department for Education

Multiplication tables check average score by council, England

20.6

Average score

Department for Education

Multiplication tables check by council, England

2024/25

  • Took the check 95.0%
  • Did not take the check 5.0%
  • Absent 0.0%
  • Just arrived 0.0%
  • Unable to take part 1.0%
  • Working below the curriculum's expectation 4.0%
  • Reason missing 0.0%
Department for Education

Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England

2024/25

  • Eligible pupils 7,570
  • Took the check 7,225
  • Did not take the check 345
  • Absent 28
  • Just arrived 5
  • Unable to take part 43
  • Working below the curriculum's expectation 268
  • Reason missing 0
Department for Education

New EHC plans and those issued within 20 weeks by council, England

2025

  • Plans issued, excluding exceptions 685
  • Within 20 weeks, excluding exceptions 50
  • Plans issued, including exceptions 693
  • Within 20 weeks, including exceptions 50
Department for Education

New EHC plans issued within 20 weeks by council, England

2025

  • Excluding exceptions 7.30%
  • Including exceptions 7.22%
Department for Education

Persistent absence so far this school year by council, England

2025/26 to week 30 of 2026

  • All schools 17.35%
  • Primary schools 12.85%
  • Secondary schools 22.07%
  • Special schools 35.06%
Department for Education

Persistent and severe absence by council, England

2024/25

  • Persistently absent 16.17%
  • Severely absent 2.63%
Department for Education

Persistently and severely absent pupils by council, England

2024/25

  • Enrolments 82,952
  • Persistently absent 13,415
  • Severely absent 2,182
Department for Education

Phonics screening check pupils by council, England

2025/26

  • Year 1: pupils 6,727
  • Year 1: expected standard 5,544
  • Year 1: working towards 965
  • Year 1: absent 24
  • Year 1: disapplied 194
  • By the end of Year 2: pupils 6,895
  • By the end of Year 2: expected standard 6,163
  • By the end of Year 2: working towards 551
  • By the end of Year 2: absent 6
  • By the end of Year 2: disapplied 175
Department for Education

Phonics screening check results by council, England

2025/26

  • Year 1: expected standard 82.0%
  • Year 1: working towards 14.0%
  • Year 1: absent 0.0%
  • Year 1: disapplied 3.0%
  • By the end of Year 2: expected standard 89.0%
  • By the end of Year 2: working towards 8.0%
  • By the end of Year 2: absent 0.0%
  • By the end of Year 2: disapplied 3.0%
Department for Education

Progression to higher education or training by council, England

2022/23

  • Level 3 students 4,619
  • Level 4 or higher 3,065
  • A degree 2,833
  • A level 4 or 5 course 132
  • A higher apprenticeship 100
  • A top third university 1,096
Department for Education

Providers of funded early education by council, England

January 2026

  • 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: all providers 664
  • 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: state-funded schools 213
  • 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: private, voluntary and independent providers 451
  • Early learning for 2-year-olds: all providers 208
  • Early learning for 2-year-olds: state-funded schools 23
  • Early learning for 2-year-olds: private, voluntary and independent providers 185
  • Working parents' hours: all providers 657
  • Working parents' hours: state-funded schools 61
  • Working parents' hours: private, voluntary and independent providers 596
Department for Education

Pupils eligible for free school meals by council, England

22.41%

2025/26

  • 2025/26 22.41%
  • 2024/25 22.04%
Department for Education

Requests for an EHC needs assessment by council, England

2025

  • Requests 1,978
  • Decided to assess 1,732
  • Decided not to assess 142
Department for Education

Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England

2024/25

  • A levels: retained 94.70%
  • A levels: retained and assessed 94.51%
  • A levels: returned for a second year 94.42%
  • Academic qualifications: retained 94.50%
  • Academic qualifications: retained and assessed 94.26%
  • Academic qualifications: returned for a second year 94.08%
  • Applied general qualifications: retained 85.92%
  • Applied general qualifications: retained and assessed 82.35%
  • Applied general qualifications: returned for a second year 79.94%
  • Tech levels: retained 90.0%
  • Tech levels: retained and assessed 80.0%
  • Tech levels: returned for a second year 87.0%
  • Technical certificates: retained 75.0%
  • Technical certificates: retained and assessed 57.14%
Department for Education

Sessions missed by reason by council, England

2024/25

  • Possible sessions 29,476,732
  • Overall absence 1,944,530
  • Authorised absence 1,490,295
  • Unauthorised absence 454,235
  • Illness 1,021,360
  • Medical or dental appointments 98,580
  • Religious observance 9,054
  • Study leave 12,366
  • Interviews 6,604
  • Regulated performances 2,461
  • Temporary reduced timetables 175,700
  • Mobile children 8,122
  • Excluded 28,757
  • Other authorised 127,297
  • Unauthorised holidays 91,124
  • Late after registers closed 56,752
  • Other unauthorised 299,994
  • No reason yet 6,382
Department for Education

Share of EHC needs assessment requests decided to assess by council, England

2025

  • Decided to assess 87.6%
  • Decided not to assess 7.2%
Department for Education

Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England

2024/25

  • Children in need: with special educational needs 53.4%
  • Children in need: with an EHC plan 32.2%
  • Children in need: on SEN support 21.2%
  • Children in need: with no special educational needs 46.6%
  • On a child protection plan: with special educational needs 48.4%
  • On a child protection plan: with an EHC plan 17.6%
  • On a child protection plan: on SEN support 30.8%
  • On a child protection plan: with no special educational needs 51.6%
  • Looked after for 12 months: with special educational needs 68.6%
  • Looked after for 12 months: with an EHC plan 46.7%
  • Looked after for 12 months: on SEN support 21.9%
  • Looked after for 12 months: with no special educational needs 31.4%
Department for Education

Share progressing to higher education or training by council, England

2022/23

  • Level 4 or higher 66.4%
  • A degree 61.3%
  • A level 4 or 5 course 2.9%
  • A higher apprenticeship 2.2%
  • A top third university 23.7%
Department for Education

Special educational needs of children in need by council, England

2024/25

  • Children in need: pupils 764
  • Children in need: with special educational needs 408
  • Children in need: with an EHC plan 246
  • Children in need: on SEN support 162
  • Children in need: with no special educational needs 356
  • On a child protection plan: pupils 221
  • On a child protection plan: with special educational needs 107
  • On a child protection plan: with an EHC plan 39
  • On a child protection plan: on SEN support 68
  • On a child protection plan: with no special educational needs 114
  • Looked after for 12 months: pupils 306
  • Looked after for 12 months: with special educational needs 210
  • Looked after for 12 months: with an EHC plan 143
  • Looked after for 12 months: on SEN support 67
  • Looked after for 12 months: with no special educational needs 96
Department for Education

Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England

2024/25

  • A levels: students 3,281
  • A levels: on a two-year programme 3,279
  • Academic qualifications: students 3,364
  • Academic qualifications: on a two-year programme 3,361
  • Applied general qualifications: students 980
  • Applied general qualifications: on a two-year programme 977
  • Tech levels: students 100
  • Tech levels: on a two-year programme 100
  • Technical certificates: students 28
Department for Education

Sustained destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England

2023/24

  • Sustained education, apprenticeship or employment 82.8%
  • Sustained education 42.7%
  • Sustained apprenticeship 5.2%
  • Sustained employment 34.8%
  • Not sustained 12.3%
  • Activity not captured 4.9%
Department for Education

Sustained destinations after key stage 4 by council, England

2023/24

  • Sustained education, apprenticeship or employment 92.6%
  • Sustained education 87.3%
  • Sustained apprenticeship 2.8%
  • Sustained employment 2.4%
  • Not sustained 4.6%
  • Activity not captured 2.8%
Department for Education

Take-up of funded early education by council, England

January 2026

  • 3 and 4-year-olds 88.43%
  • 3-year-olds 85.84%
  • 4-year-olds 90.90%
  • 2-year-olds 67.29%
Department for Education

Energy and environment

2 datasets

Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England

Nov 2025

  • LAD 1: households signed up excluded pending verification
  • LAD 1: measures installed 165
  • LAD 1: households upgraded 152
  • LAD 2: households signed up 29
  • LAD 2: measures installed 6
  • LAD 2: households upgraded suppressed
  • LAD 3: households signed up excluded pending verification
  • LAD 3: measures installed 108
  • LAD 3: households upgraded 83
  • HUG 1: households signed up 60
  • HUG 1: measures installed 95
  • HUG 1: households upgraded 60
  • HUG 2: measures installed 942
  • HUG 2: households upgraded 424
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund by council, England

Aug 2026

  • Wave 1: measures installed 869
  • Wave 1: households upgraded 237
  • Wave 2.1: measures installed 1,127
  • Wave 2.1: households upgraded 509
  • Wave 2.2: measures installed 685
  • Wave 2.2: households upgraded 243
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Housing

4 datasets

Average house price by council, UK

£337,491

Aug 2026

  • Aug 2026 £337,491
  • Aug 2025 £334,886
HM Land Registry (UK HPI, with ONS, Registers of Scotland and LPS)

Homes on the council tax list by council, England and Wales

312,710

2026

HM Revenue and Customs – Valuation Office

Households in fuel poverty by council, England

9.29%

2024

Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Net additional homes by council, England

4,410

2024/25

  • 2024/25 4,410
  • 2023/24 3,840
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

Labour market

2 datasets

Claimant count, the UK's councils

10,640

Sep 2026

  • Sep 2026 10,640
  • Sep 2025 10,550
Office for National Statistics

Median weekly pay, Great Britain's councils

£749

2026

Office for National Statistics

Transport

1 dataset

Motor vehicle traffic by highway authority, Great Britain

5,289 million vehicle miles

2025

  • 2025 5,289 million vehicle miles
  • 2024 5,248 million vehicle miles
Department for Transport

Welfare and benefits

5 datasets

Children in Tax-Free Childcare by council, UK

14,700

2025/26

  • 2025/26 14,700
  • 2023/24 12,315
HM Revenue and Customs

Families getting Child Benefit by council, UK

61,525

Aug 2025

HM Revenue and Customs

Families using Tax-Free Childcare by council, UK

10,785

2025/26

  • 2025/26 10,785
  • 2023/24 9,200
HM Revenue and Customs

Re-referrals to children's social care by council, England

2024/25

  • Re-referrals within 12 months 29.2%
  • Children re-referred within 12 months 27.8%
  • No further action 9.8%
  • Assessed as not in need 30.3%
Department for Education

Referrals to children's social care by council, England

2024/25

  • Referrals 6,453
  • Children referred 5,439
  • Re-referrals within 12 months 1,886
  • Children re-referred within 12 months 1,511
  • No further action 634
  • Assessed as not in need 1,954
Department for Education

Population

1 dataset

Population of the UK's councils

716,983

Mid-2025

  • Mid-2025 716,983
  • Mid-2024 713,218
Office for National Statistics

Every figure as a table

71 datasets · area code E10000003
DatasetLatestFigureBeforeFigure
Median income of taxpayers by council, UKEconomy2023/24£32,500In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: Overall absenceEducation2024/256.60%In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: Authorised absenceEducation2024/255.06%In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: Unauthorised absenceEducation2024/251.54%In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: IllnessEducation2024/253.46%In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: Medical or dental appointmentsEducation2024/250.33%In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: Religious observanceEducation2024/250.03%In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: Study leaveEducation2024/250.04%In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: InterviewsEducation2024/250.02%In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: Regulated performancesEducation2024/250.01%In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: Temporary reduced timetablesEducation2024/250.60%In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: Mobile childrenEducation2024/250.03%In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: ExcludedEducation2024/250.10%In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: Other authorisedEducation2024/250.43%In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: Unauthorised holidaysEducation2024/250.31%In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: Late after registers closedEducation2024/250.19%In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: Other unauthorisedEducation2024/251.02%In order––
Absence by reason by council, England: No reason yetEducation2024/250.02%In order––
Attainment 8 by council, EnglandEducationAverage Attainment 8 score48.9In order––
Attainment 8 in alternative provision by council, EnglandEducationAverage Attainment 8 score2.5In order––
Attainment 8 of children in need by council, England: Children in need: average Attainment 8 scoreEducation2024/2511.8In order––
Attainment 8 of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: average Attainment 8 scoreEducation2024/2515.2In order––
Attainment 8 of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: average Attainment 8 scoreEducation2024/2521.2In order––
Children in elective home education by council, EnglandEducationChildren in elective home education1,840In order––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: all providersEducationJanuary 202612,965––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: state-funded schoolsEducationJanuary 20266,214––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: private, voluntary and independent providersEducationJanuary 20266,751––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: Early learning for 2-year-olds: all providersEducationJanuary 2026681––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: Early learning for 2-year-olds: state-funded schoolsEducationJanuary 2026187––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: Early learning for 2-year-olds: private, voluntary and independent providersEducationJanuary 2026494––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: Working parents' hours: all providersEducationJanuary 202611,130––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: Working parents' hours: state-funded schoolsEducationJanuary 2026746––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: Working parents' hours: private, voluntary and independent providersEducationJanuary 202610,384––
Children missing education by council, EnglandEducationChildren missing education510In order––
Children missing education rate by council, EnglandEducationChildren missing education per 100 aged 5 to 160.5%In order––
Children registered for funded early education by council, England: 3 and 4-year-olds, registeredEducationJanuary 202612,965––
Children registered for funded early education by council, England: 3 and 4-year-olds, estimated eligibleEducationJanuary 202614,661.74––
Children registered for funded early education by council, England: 3-year-olds, registeredEducationJanuary 20266,147––
Children registered for funded early education by council, England: 3-year-olds, estimated eligibleEducationJanuary 20267,161.16––
Children registered for funded early education by council, England: 4-year-olds, registeredEducationJanuary 20266,818––
Children registered for funded early education by council, England: 4-year-olds, estimated eligibleEducationJanuary 20267,500.58––
Children registered for funded early education by council, England: 2-year-olds, registeredEducationJanuary 2026681––
Children registered for funded early education by council, England: 2-year-olds, estimated eligibleEducationJanuary 20261,012––
Destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Students completing 16 to 18 studyEducation2023/245,792––
Destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Sustained education, apprenticeship or employmentEducation2023/244,794––
Destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Sustained educationEducation2023/242,472––
Destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Sustained apprenticeshipEducation2023/24304––
Destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Sustained employmentEducation2023/242,018––
Destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Not sustainedEducation2023/24715––
Destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Activity not capturedEducation2023/24283––
Destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Pupils completing key stage 4Education2023/246,529––
Destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Sustained education, apprenticeship or employmentEducation2023/246,045––
Destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Sustained educationEducation2023/245,703––
Destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Sustained apprenticeshipEducation2023/24183––
Destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Sustained employmentEducation2023/24159––
Destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Not sustainedEducation2023/24302––
Destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Activity not capturedEducation2023/24182––
EHC plans by council, EnglandEducationEHC plans8,619In order––
Early learning goals at the expected level per child by council, EnglandEducationGoals at the expected level per child14.68In order––
Early years foundation stage profile results by council, England: Children assessedEducation2025/266,629––
Early years foundation stage profile results by council, England: Good level of developmentEducation2025/264,801––
Early years foundation stage profile results by council, England: Expected level in every goalEducation2025/264,720––
Early years foundation stage profile results by council, England: Expected level in communication, language and literacyEducation2025/264,901––
Early years foundation stage profile results by council, England: Expected level in no goalEducation2025/26205––
Elective home education rate by council, EnglandEducationChildren in elective home education per 100 aged 5 to 161.8%In order––
GCSE English and maths, grade 4 or above, by council, EnglandEducation2025/2668.2%In order2024/2567.5%
GCSE English and maths, grade 5 or above, by council, EnglandEducationGrade 5 or above in English and maths50.7%In order––
Good level of development at the end of reception by council, England: Good level of developmentEducation2025/2672.42%In order––
Good level of development at the end of reception by council, England: Expected level in every goalEducation2025/2671.20%In order––
Good level of development at the end of reception by council, England: Expected level in communication, language and literacyEducation2025/2673.93%In order––
Good level of development at the end of reception by council, England: Expected level in no goalEducation2025/263.09%In order––
Key stage 2 average scaled scores by council, England: Reading: average scaled scoreEducation2025/26106In order––
Key stage 2 average scaled scores by council, England: Maths: average scaled scoreEducation2025/26105In order––
Key stage 2 average scaled scores by council, England: Grammar, punctuation and spelling: average scaled scoreEducation2025/26105In order––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Reading, writing and maths: pupilsEducation2025/267,493––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Reading, writing and maths: expected standardEducation2025/264,482––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Reading, writing and maths: higher standardEducation2025/26483––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Reading: pupilsEducation2025/267,500––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Reading: expected standardEducation2025/265,536––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Reading: higher standardEducation2025/262,448––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Writing: pupilsEducation2025/267,495––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Writing: expected standardEducation2025/265,168––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Writing: higher standardEducation2025/26685––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Maths: pupilsEducation2025/267,498––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Maths: expected standardEducation2025/265,538––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Maths: higher standardEducation2025/262,059––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Grammar, punctuation and spelling: pupilsEducation2025/267,499––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Grammar, punctuation and spelling: expected standardEducation2025/265,427––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Grammar, punctuation and spelling: higher standardEducation2025/262,167––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Science: pupilsEducation2025/267,493––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Science: expected standardEducation2025/266,103––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Reading, writing and maths: expected standardEducation2025/2660.0%In order––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Reading, writing and maths: higher standardEducation2025/266.0%In order––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Reading: expected standardEducation2025/2674.0%In order––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Reading: higher standardEducation2025/2633.0%In order––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Writing: expected standardEducation2025/2669.0%In order––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Writing: higher standardEducation2025/269.0%In order––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Maths: expected standardEducation2025/2674.0%In order––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Maths: higher standardEducation2025/2627.0%In order––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Grammar, punctuation and spelling: expected standardEducation2025/2672.0%In order––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Grammar, punctuation and spelling: higher standardEducation2025/2629.0%In order––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Science: expected standardEducation2025/2681.0%In order––
Key stage 4 in alternative provision by council, England: Pupils at the end of key stage 4Education2025/2667––
Key stage 4 in alternative provision by council, England: Grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2025/261––
Key stage 4 in alternative provision by council, England: Grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2025/260––
Key stage 4 pupils and grades by council, England: Pupils at the end of key stage 4Education2025/266,873––
Key stage 4 pupils and grades by council, England: Grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2025/264,685––
Key stage 4 pupils and grades by council, England: Grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2025/263,486––
Key stage 4 results in alternative provision by council, England: Grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2025/261.5%In order––
Key stage 4 results in alternative provision by council, England: Grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2025/260.0%In order––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: Children in need: pupils at the end of key stage 4Education2024/2575––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: Children in need: grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/257––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: Children in need: grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/25suppressed (c): the DfE's ‘to protect confidentiality - secondary suppression may also be applied to figures to protect confidentiality’––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: Children in need: entering the EBaccEducation2024/257––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: pupils at the end of key stage 4Education2024/259––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/25not available (x): the DfE's ‘not available’––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/25not available (x): the DfE's ‘not available’––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: entering the EBaccEducation2024/25not available (x): the DfE's ‘not available’––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: pupils at the end of key stage 4Education2024/2560––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/2515––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/25suppressed (c): the DfE's ‘to protect confidentiality - secondary suppression may also be applied to figures to protect confidentiality’––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: entering the EBaccEducation2024/25not available (x): the DfE's ‘not available’––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): Children in need: grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/259.3%In order––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): Children in need: grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/25suppressed (c): the DfE's ‘to protect confidentiality - secondary suppression may also be applied to figures to protect confidentiality’––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): Children in need: entering the EBaccEducation2024/259.3%In order––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): On a child protection plan: grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/25not available (x): the DfE's ‘not available’––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): On a child protection plan: grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/25not available (x): the DfE's ‘not available’––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): On a child protection plan: entering the EBaccEducation2024/25not available (x): the DfE's ‘not available’––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): Looked after for 12 months: grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/2525.0%In order––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): Looked after for 12 months: grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/25suppressed (c): the DfE's ‘to protect confidentiality - secondary suppression may also be applied to figures to protect confidentiality’––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): Looked after for 12 months: entering the EBaccEducation2024/25not available (x): the DfE's ‘not available’––
Multiplication tables check average score by council, EnglandEducationAverage score20.6In order––
Multiplication tables check by council, England: Took the checkEducation2024/2595.0%In order––
Multiplication tables check by council, England: Did not take the checkEducation2024/255.0%In order––
Multiplication tables check by council, England: AbsentEducation2024/250.0%In order––
Multiplication tables check by council, England: Just arrivedEducation2024/250.0%In order––
Multiplication tables check by council, England: Unable to take partEducation2024/251.0%In order––
Multiplication tables check by council, England: Working below the curriculum's expectationEducation2024/254.0%In order––
Multiplication tables check by council, England: Reason missingEducation2024/250.0%In order––
Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England: Eligible pupilsEducation2024/257,570––
Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England: Took the checkEducation2024/257,225––
Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England: Did not take the checkEducation2024/25345––
Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England: AbsentEducation2024/2528––
Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England: Just arrivedEducation2024/255––
Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England: Unable to take partEducation2024/2543––
Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England: Working below the curriculum's expectationEducation2024/25268––
Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England: Reason missingEducation2024/250––
New EHC plans and those issued within 20 weeks by council, England: Plans issued, excluding exceptionsEducation2025685––
New EHC plans and those issued within 20 weeks by council, England: Within 20 weeks, excluding exceptionsEducation202550––
New EHC plans and those issued within 20 weeks by council, England: Plans issued, including exceptionsEducation2025693––
New EHC plans and those issued within 20 weeks by council, England: Within 20 weeks, including exceptionsEducation202550––
New EHC plans issued within 20 weeks by council, England: Excluding exceptionsEducation20257.30%In order––
New EHC plans issued within 20 weeks by council, England: Including exceptionsEducation20257.22%In order––
Persistent absence so far this school year by council, England: All schoolsEducation2025/26 to week 30 of 202617.35%In order––
Persistent absence so far this school year by council, England: Primary schoolsEducation2025/26 to week 30 of 202612.85%In order––
Persistent absence so far this school year by council, England: Secondary schoolsEducation2025/26 to week 30 of 202622.07%In order––
Persistent absence so far this school year by council, England: Special schoolsEducation2025/26 to week 30 of 202635.06%In order––
Persistent and severe absence by council, England: Persistently absentEducation2024/2516.17%In order––
Persistent and severe absence by council, England: Severely absentEducation2024/252.63%In order––
Persistently and severely absent pupils by council, England: EnrolmentsEducation2024/2582,952––
Persistently and severely absent pupils by council, England: Persistently absentEducation2024/2513,415––
Persistently and severely absent pupils by council, England: Severely absentEducation2024/252,182––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: Year 1: pupilsEducation2025/266,727––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: Year 1: expected standardEducation2025/265,544––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: Year 1: working towardsEducation2025/26965––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: Year 1: absentEducation2025/2624––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: Year 1: disappliedEducation2025/26194––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: By the end of Year 2: pupilsEducation2025/266,895––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: By the end of Year 2: expected standardEducation2025/266,163––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: By the end of Year 2: working towardsEducation2025/26551––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: By the end of Year 2: absentEducation2025/266––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: By the end of Year 2: disappliedEducation2025/26175––
Phonics screening check results by council, England: Year 1: expected standardEducation2025/2682.0%In order––
Phonics screening check results by council, England: Year 1: working towardsEducation2025/2614.0%In order––
Phonics screening check results by council, England: Year 1: absentEducation2025/260.0%In order––
Phonics screening check results by council, England: Year 1: disappliedEducation2025/263.0%In order––
Phonics screening check results by council, England: By the end of Year 2: expected standardEducation2025/2689.0%In order––
Phonics screening check results by council, England: By the end of Year 2: working towardsEducation2025/268.0%In order––
Phonics screening check results by council, England: By the end of Year 2: absentEducation2025/260.0%In order––
Phonics screening check results by council, England: By the end of Year 2: disappliedEducation2025/263.0%In order––
Progression to higher education or training by council, England: Level 3 studentsEducation2022/234,619––
Progression to higher education or training by council, England: Level 4 or higherEducation2022/233,065––
Progression to higher education or training by council, England: A degreeEducation2022/232,833––
Progression to higher education or training by council, England: A level 4 or 5 courseEducation2022/23132––
Progression to higher education or training by council, England: A higher apprenticeshipEducation2022/23100––
Progression to higher education or training by council, England: A top third universityEducation2022/231,096––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: all providersEducationJanuary 2026664––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: state-funded schoolsEducationJanuary 2026213––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: private, voluntary and independent providersEducationJanuary 2026451––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: Early learning for 2-year-olds: all providersEducationJanuary 2026208––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: Early learning for 2-year-olds: state-funded schoolsEducationJanuary 202623––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: Early learning for 2-year-olds: private, voluntary and independent providersEducationJanuary 2026185––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: Working parents' hours: all providersEducationJanuary 2026657––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: Working parents' hours: state-funded schoolsEducationJanuary 202661––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: Working parents' hours: private, voluntary and independent providersEducationJanuary 2026596––
Pupils eligible for free school meals by council, EnglandEducation2025/2622.41%In order2024/2522.04%
Requests for an EHC needs assessment by council, England: RequestsEducation20251,978––
Requests for an EHC needs assessment by council, England: Decided to assessEducation20251,732––
Requests for an EHC needs assessment by council, England: Decided not to assessEducation2025142––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: A levels: retainedEducation2024/2594.70%In order––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: A levels: retained and assessedEducation2024/2594.51%In order––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: A levels: returned for a second yearEducation2024/2594.42%In order––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Academic qualifications: retainedEducation2024/2594.50%In order––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Academic qualifications: retained and assessedEducation2024/2594.26%In order––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Academic qualifications: returned for a second yearEducation2024/2594.08%In order––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Applied general qualifications: retainedEducation2024/2585.92%In order––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Applied general qualifications: retained and assessedEducation2024/2582.35%In order––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Applied general qualifications: returned for a second yearEducation2024/2579.94%In order––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Tech levels: retainedEducation2024/2590.0%In order––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Tech levels: retained and assessedEducation2024/2580.0%In order––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Tech levels: returned for a second yearEducation2024/2587.0%In order––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Technical certificates: retainedEducation2024/2575.0%In order––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Technical certificates: retained and assessedEducation2024/2557.14%In order––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Possible sessionsEducation2024/2529,476,732––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Overall absenceEducation2024/251,944,530––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Authorised absenceEducation2024/251,490,295––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Unauthorised absenceEducation2024/25454,235––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: IllnessEducation2024/251,021,360––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Medical or dental appointmentsEducation2024/2598,580––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Religious observanceEducation2024/259,054––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Study leaveEducation2024/2512,366––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: InterviewsEducation2024/256,604––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Regulated performancesEducation2024/252,461––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Temporary reduced timetablesEducation2024/25175,700––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Mobile childrenEducation2024/258,122––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: ExcludedEducation2024/2528,757––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Other authorisedEducation2024/25127,297––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Unauthorised holidaysEducation2024/2591,124––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Late after registers closedEducation2024/2556,752––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Other unauthorisedEducation2024/25299,994––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: No reason yetEducation2024/256,382––
Share of EHC needs assessment requests decided to assess by council, England: Decided to assessEducation202587.6%In order––
Share of EHC needs assessment requests decided to assess by council, England: Decided not to assessEducation20257.2%In order––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: Children in need: with special educational needsEducation2024/2553.4%In order––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: Children in need: with an EHC planEducation2024/2532.2%In order––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: Children in need: on SEN supportEducation2024/2521.2%In order––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: Children in need: with no special educational needsEducation2024/2546.6%In order––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: On a child protection plan: with special educational needsEducation2024/2548.4%In order––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: On a child protection plan: with an EHC planEducation2024/2517.6%In order––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: On a child protection plan: on SEN supportEducation2024/2530.8%In order––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: On a child protection plan: with no special educational needsEducation2024/2551.6%In order––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: with special educational needsEducation2024/2568.6%In order––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: with an EHC planEducation2024/2546.7%In order––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: on SEN supportEducation2024/2521.9%In order––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: with no special educational needsEducation2024/2531.4%In order––
Share progressing to higher education or training by council, England: Level 4 or higherEducation2022/2366.4%In order––
Share progressing to higher education or training by council, England: A degreeEducation2022/2361.3%In order––
Share progressing to higher education or training by council, England: A level 4 or 5 courseEducation2022/232.9%In order––
Share progressing to higher education or training by council, England: A higher apprenticeshipEducation2022/232.2%In order––
Share progressing to higher education or training by council, England: A top third universityEducation2022/2323.7%In order––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Children in need: pupilsEducation2024/25764––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Children in need: with special educational needsEducation2024/25408––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Children in need: with an EHC planEducation2024/25246––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Children in need: on SEN supportEducation2024/25162––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Children in need: with no special educational needsEducation2024/25356––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: pupilsEducation2024/25221––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: with special educational needsEducation2024/25107––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: with an EHC planEducation2024/2539––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: on SEN supportEducation2024/2568––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: with no special educational needsEducation2024/25114––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: pupilsEducation2024/25306––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: with special educational needsEducation2024/25210––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: with an EHC planEducation2024/25143––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: on SEN supportEducation2024/2567––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: with no special educational needsEducation2024/2596––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: A levels: studentsEducation2024/253,281––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: A levels: on a two-year programmeEducation2024/253,279––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Academic qualifications: studentsEducation2024/253,364––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Academic qualifications: on a two-year programmeEducation2024/253,361––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Applied general qualifications: studentsEducation2024/25980––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Applied general qualifications: on a two-year programmeEducation2024/25977––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Tech levels: studentsEducation2024/25100––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Tech levels: on a two-year programmeEducation2024/25100––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Technical certificates: studentsEducation2024/2528––
Sustained destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Sustained education, apprenticeship or employmentEducation2023/2482.8%In order––
Sustained destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Sustained educationEducation2023/2442.7%In order––
Sustained destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Sustained apprenticeshipEducation2023/245.2%In order––
Sustained destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Sustained employmentEducation2023/2434.8%In order––
Sustained destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Not sustainedEducation2023/2412.3%In order––
Sustained destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Activity not capturedEducation2023/244.9%In order––
Sustained destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Sustained education, apprenticeship or employmentEducation2023/2492.6%In order––
Sustained destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Sustained educationEducation2023/2487.3%In order––
Sustained destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Sustained apprenticeshipEducation2023/242.8%In order––
Sustained destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Sustained employmentEducation2023/242.4%In order––
Sustained destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Not sustainedEducation2023/244.6%In order––
Sustained destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Activity not capturedEducation2023/242.8%In order––
Take-up of funded early education by council, England: 3 and 4-year-oldsEducationJanuary 202688.43%In order––
Take-up of funded early education by council, England: 3-year-oldsEducationJanuary 202685.84%In order––
Take-up of funded early education by council, England: 4-year-oldsEducationJanuary 202690.90%In order––
Take-up of funded early education by council, England: 2-year-oldsEducationJanuary 202667.29%In order––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: LAD 1: households signed upEnergy and environmentNov 2025excluded pending verification: DESNZ's regions don't add up from their councils here, which its notes don't explain (London: 2 above, counting its blanks as none)––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: LAD 1: measures installedEnergy and environmentNov 2025165––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: LAD 1: households upgradedEnergy and environmentNov 2025152––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: LAD 2: households signed upEnergy and environmentNov 202529––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: LAD 2: measures installedEnergy and environmentNov 20256––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: LAD 2: households upgradedEnergy and environmentNov 2025suppressed: between 1 and 4––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: LAD 3: households signed upEnergy and environmentNov 2025excluded pending verification: DESNZ's regions don't add up from their councils here, which its notes don't explain (North West: 11 above; Yorkshire and The Humber: 1 above; London: 7 above; South East: 1 above, counting its blanks as none)––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: LAD 3: measures installedEnergy and environmentNov 2025108––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: LAD 3: households upgradedEnergy and environmentNov 202583––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: HUG 1: households signed upEnergy and environmentNov 202560––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: HUG 1: measures installedEnergy and environmentNov 202595––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: HUG 1: households upgradedEnergy and environmentNov 202560––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: HUG 2: measures installedEnergy and environmentNov 2025942––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: HUG 2: households upgradedEnergy and environmentNov 2025424––
Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund by council, England: Wave 1: measures installedEnergy and environmentAug 2026869––
Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund by council, England: Wave 1: households upgradedEnergy and environmentAug 2026237––
Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund by council, England: Wave 2.1: measures installedEnergy and environmentAug 20261,127––
Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund by council, England: Wave 2.1: households upgradedEnergy and environmentAug 2026509––
Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund by council, England: Wave 2.2: measures installedEnergy and environmentAug 2026685––
Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund by council, England: Wave 2.2: households upgradedEnergy and environmentAug 2026243––
Alcohol-specific deaths by council, England and WalesHealth2022 to 202412.4 per 100,000In order2021 to 202312.0 per 100,000
Avoidable mortality by council, England and WalesHealth2022 to 2024198.8 per 100,000In order2021 to 2023201.3 per 100,000
Deaths related to drug poisoning by council, England and WalesHealth2022 to 20246.20 per 100,000In order2021 to 20235.80 per 100,000
Suicide rate by council, England and Wales: Suicide rateHealth2023 to 202510.3 per 100,000––
Suicide rate by council, England and Wales: Suicide rate: lower 95% confidence limitHealth2023 to 20258.90 per 100,000––
Suicide rate by council, England and Wales: Suicide rate: upper 95% confidence limitHealth2023 to 202511.8 per 100,000––
Suicides by council, England and WalesHealth202558202462
Average house price by council, UKHousingAug 2026£337,491In orderAug 2025£334,886
Homes on the council tax list by council, England and WalesHousing2026312,710In order––
Households in fuel poverty by council, EnglandHousing20249.29%In order––
Net additional homes by council, EnglandHousing2024/254,410In order2023/243,840
Claimant count, the UK's councilsLabour marketSep 202610,640In orderSep 202510,550
Median weekly pay, Great Britain's councilsLabour market2026£749In order––
Population of the UK's councilsPopulationMid-2025716,983In orderMid-2024713,218
Motor vehicle traffic by highway authority, Great BritainTransport20255,289 million vehicle milesIn order20245,248 million vehicle miles
Children in Tax-Free Childcare by council, UKWelfare and benefits2025/2614,700In order2023/2412,315
Families getting Child Benefit by council, UKWelfare and benefitsAug 202561,525In order––
Families using Tax-Free Childcare by council, UKWelfare and benefits2025/2610,785In order2023/249,200
Re-referrals to children's social care by council, England: Re-referrals within 12 monthsWelfare and benefits2024/2529.2%In order––
Re-referrals to children's social care by council, England: Children re-referred within 12 monthsWelfare and benefits2024/2527.8%In order––
Re-referrals to children's social care by council, England: No further actionWelfare and benefits2024/259.8%In order––
Re-referrals to children's social care by council, England: Assessed as not in needWelfare and benefits2024/2530.3%In order––
Referrals to children's social care by council, England: ReferralsWelfare and benefits2024/256,453––
Referrals to children's social care by council, England: Children referredWelfare and benefits2024/255,439––
Referrals to children's social care by council, England: Re-referrals within 12 monthsWelfare and benefits2024/251,886––
Referrals to children's social care by council, England: Children re-referred within 12 monthsWelfare and benefits2024/251,511––
Referrals to children's social care by council, England: No further actionWelfare and benefits2024/25634––
Referrals to children's social care by council, England: Assessed as not in needWelfare and benefits2024/251,954––

Traffic count points

Traffic at each count point, Great Britain, 2025

DfT's annual average daily flow of motor vehicles past each count point, both ways, on an average day of the year: counted where DfT counted it that year, estimated from earlier counts and traffic trends otherwise, which DfT says should be used with caution. Each point stands for its road between the two junctions named.

  • 35 to 2,550
  • 2,550 to 8,548
  • 8,548 to 15k
  • 15k to 24k
  • 24k to 106k

Every count point as a table

the busiest first
Road and count pointBetweenRoad categoryCounted or estimated2025
A14 93036B1050 to Dry Drayton Rd/ Oakington RdClass A Trunk roadCounted106,320 vehicles a day
M11 5603112 to 13M or Class A Trunk MotorwayEstimated94,198 vehicles a day
A14 92024lat: 52.2925 long: -0.149 to lat: 52.3067 long: -0.2392Class A Trunk roadCounted88,194 vehicles a day
A1(M) 46081A15 to A605/A1139M or Class A Trunk MotorwayCounted84,283 vehicles a day
A14 46491A14 merge to B1049Class A Trunk roadEstimated84,268 vehicles a day
A14 99354A14 split to LA BoundaryClass A Trunk roadCounted82,930 vehicles a day
M11 1603511 to 12M or Class A Trunk MotorwayEstimated82,545 vehicles a day
A14 16454B1049 to A14Class A Trunk roadEstimated81,580 vehicles a day
A14 99353LA Boundary to A11/ A1304Class A Trunk roadCounted77,937 vehicles a day
A1(M) 36082A1M merge Vinegar Hill to A15M or Class A Trunk MotorwayCounted75,975 vehicles a day
A14 77143A10 to B1047Class A Trunk roadCounted72,558 vehicles a day
M11 94225M11 J13 to M11 J14M or Class A Trunk MotorwayCounted70,834 vehicles a day
A14 93034lat: 52.2568 long: 0.0244 to lat: 52.2925 long: -0.149Class A Trunk roadCounted70,222 vehicles a day
A1 56073A14 to A1MClass A Trunk roadCounted69,061 vehicles a day
A1 92020lat: 52.3153 long: -0.2445 to lat: 52.3326 long: -0.2487Class A Trunk roadCounted68,807 vehicles a day
A1(M) 99951A1 Brooklands to A1M merge Vinegar HillM or Class A Trunk MotorwayCounted63,915 vehicles a day
A14 75442A14 west slip to A14 east slipClass A Trunk roadEstimated59,330 vehicles a day
A14 46492B1047 to A1303Class A Trunk roadCounted58,288 vehicles a day
M11 3603310 to 11M or Class A Trunk MotorwayEstimated58,012 vehicles a day
A1 26085A1M Orton Southgate to A605 Oundle RoadClass A Trunk roadEstimated54,423 vehicles a day
A11 56195A505 to A1307Class A Trunk roadCounted52,538 vehicles a day
M11 94226M11 J14 to M11 J14M or Class A Trunk MotorwayEstimated51,221 vehicles a day
A14 92017lat: 52.3816 long: -0.4849 to lat: 52.3316 long: -0.2576Class A Trunk roadCounted46,392 vehicles a day
M11 79629 to 10M or Class A Trunk MotorwayCounted46,260 vehicles a day
A11 29020A14 slip to LA BoundaryClass A Trunk roadCounted45,917 vehicles a day
A14 58073A1303 to A1303Class A Trunk roadEstimated45,143 vehicles a day
A11 9048A1307 to A1304Class A Trunk roadEstimated45,131 vehicles a day
A1 92081A605 Oundle Road to LA boundaryClass A Trunk roadEstimated43,985 vehicles a day
A1 91238B1048 to C Road (Buckden Road)Class A Trunk roadCounted43,665 vehicles a day
A14 16455A1303 spur to A14 mergeClass A Trunk roadEstimated41,983 vehicles a day
A1 16074LA boundary to B1048Class A Trunk roadEstimated41,809 vehicles a day
A1 92023lat: 52.304 long: -0.245 to lat: 52.3153 long: -0.2445Class A Trunk roadCounted39,831 vehicles a day
A11 16181A1304 to A14Class A Trunk roadEstimated38,332 vehicles a day
A14 92019lat: 52.3067 long: -0.2391 to lat: 52.3316 long: -0.2576Class A Trunk roadCounted36,455 vehicles a day
A14 36492A11 to LA BoundaryClass A Trunk roadEstimated35,440 vehicles a day
A1(M) 70247A1139 to A1 Orton SouthgateM or Class A Trunk MotorwayCounted34,347 vehicles a day
A1309 81422M11 to A1301Class A Principal roadEstimated34,017 vehicles a day
A11 56196M11/A1301 to A505Class A Trunk roadCounted33,708 vehicles a day
A505 27244M11 to A1301Class A Principal roadEstimated28,558 vehicles a day
M11 73511LA Boundary to LA BoundaryM or Class A Trunk MotorwayEstimated27,229 vehicles a day
A1134 47565A603 to A1303Class A Principal roadEstimated26,747 vehicles a day
A1303 47589Airport Way to A14Class A Principal roadEstimated25,781 vehicles a day
A15 96161A1(M) Junction 16 to LA Boundary Cambridge/PeterboroughClass A Principal roadEstimated24,843 vehicles a day
A428 81157A1198 to A428 spurClass A Trunk roadCounted24,633 vehicles a day
A47 17962A141 to B198Class A Trunk roadCounted24,328 vehicles a day
A1307 95009A1307 Junction Near Cambridgeshire Constabulary HQ to A1307/Minor Road Junction Near Mill CommonClass A Principal roadEstimated23,343 vehicles a day
A10 8320A142 / A10 RnBt Ely Witchford Rd to A142 / A10 Rnbt Ely Stetham RoadClass A Principal roadEstimated23,106 vehicles a day
A1307 93033lat: 52.3031 long: -0.0925 to lat: 52.2766 long: -0.0152Class A Principal roadEstimated22,436 vehicles a day
A14 92022lat: 52.3067 long: -0.2392 to lat: 52.3153 long: -0.2445Class A Trunk roadCounted22,312 vehicles a day
A14 94237lat: 52.2306 long: 0.0705 to lat: 52.2404 long: 0.058Class A Trunk roadEstimated22,006 vehicles a day
A1 92021lat: 52.3067 long: -0.2392 to lat: 52.3153 long: -0.2445Class A Trunk roadCounted21,697 vehicles a day
A141 92253lat: 52.3409 long: -0.2088 to lat: 52.3409 long: -0.151Class A Principal roadEstimated21,621 vehicles a day
A505 37271A1301 to A11Class A Principal roadCounted21,511 vehicles a day
A1307 94003Near Huntingdon Railway Station to A1307/B1044 Cambridge RoadClass A Principal roadEstimated21,174 vehicles a day
A47 74047LA Boundary to A141Class A Trunk roadCounted20,574 vehicles a day
A505 17177B1368 Barley Rd to M11Class A Principal roadEstimated20,533 vehicles a day
A10 97260A142 to A1101Class A Principal roadEstimated20,437 vehicles a day
A1134 17483A603 to A603Class A Principal roadEstimated20,411 vehicles a day
A14 93030A1307 to A14Class A Trunk roadEstimated20,338 vehicles a day
A428 94236A428 spur to A14 / M11Class A Trunk roadEstimated19,312 vehicles a day
A141 93069Roundabout with A1/A141 to A1037/A141 (Roundabout)Class A Principal roadEstimated19,237 vehicles a day
A142 91066Roundabout where A10 Cambridge Road and A10 Angel Drove meet to Roundabout where A1123 and A142 meet (East of Down Field, Cambridge)Class A Principal roadEstimated18,914 vehicles a day
A605 97327LA Boundary to A1(M)Class A Principal roadEstimated18,784 vehicles a day
A1198 36219A505 to A603Class A Principal roadEstimated18,454 vehicles a day
A47 57125B198 to A1101Class A Trunk roadEstimated17,939 vehicles a day
A1309 47586A1301 to A1134Class A Principal roadEstimated17,912 vehicles a day
A141 75334A605 to A47Class A Principal roadCounted17,844 vehicles a day
A11 89354A14 main route to A11Class A Trunk roadEstimated17,791 vehicles a day
A1096 93100Junction with A1307/A1096 to A1123Class A Principal roadEstimated17,733 vehicles a day
A141 93071lat: 52.3316 long: -0.2576 to lat: 52.3326 long: -0.2486Class A Principal roadEstimated17,415 vehicles a day
A1123 57175A141 to Hill RiseClass A Principal roadEstimated17,349 vehicles a day
A1134 27567A603 to A1303Class A Principal roadEstimated16,846 vehicles a day
A10 26176A1123 to A142Class A Principal roadEstimated16,598 vehicles a day
A142 56701LA Boundary to A1123Class A Principal roadEstimated16,483 vehicles a day
A14(M) 96155A14(M) flyover to Just after the A14(M) Northbound slip roadM or Class A Trunk MotorwayCounted16,198 vehicles a day
A428 97110LA boundary to B1040Class A Trunk roadCounted16,020 vehicles a day
A1307 92174lat: 52.1766 long: 0.1455 to lat: 52.1293 long: 0.2227Class A Principal roadEstimated16,001 vehicles a day
A10 90298A14(T) to A1123Class A Principal roadEstimated15,981 vehicles a day
A1309 81423A1301 to A1301Class A Principal roadEstimated15,775 vehicles a day
A142 60000A1421 to A10Class A Principal roadEstimated15,588 vehicles a day
A141 92254lat: 52.3409 long: -0.151 to lat: 52.465 long: 0.0436Class A Principal roadEstimated15,573 vehicles a day
A141 94205Chatteris to A605Class A Principal roadCounted15,558 vehicles a day
A505 47252LA Boundary to B1368 Barley RdClass A Principal roadEstimated15,467 vehicles a day
A1307 92175lat: 52.1293 long: 0.2227 to lat: 52.0951 long: 0.3927Class A Principal roadEstimated15,361 vehicles a day
A1303 18379A1134 to A1134Class A Principal roadEstimated15,357 vehicles a day
A1123 77192Hill Rise to A1096Class A Principal roadEstimated15,322 vehicles a day
A1303 17506A428 spur to M11 mid-junctionClass A Principal roadEstimated15,293 vehicles a day
A1101 47551B198 to LA BoundaryClass A Principal roadEstimated15,276 vehicles a day
A1303 77144A1134 to Airport WayClass A Principal roadCounted15,254 vehicles a day
A428 75337A428 main route to A1303Class A Trunk roadCounted14,912 vehicles a day
A1301 81426A1309 to A1301Class A Principal roadEstimated14,752 vehicles a day
A14 93035lat: 52.2568 long: 0.0244 to lat: 52.2925 long: -0.149Class A Trunk roadCounted14,613 vehicles a day
A1134 47564A1303 to A603Class A Principal roadEstimated14,602 vehicles a day
A1307 93070A141 Huntingdon to A1M Feeder road Little StukelyClass A Principal roadEstimated14,371 vehicles a day
A1101 17469B1169 to B198Class A Principal roadEstimated14,232 vehicles a day
A14(M) 96156Just after the A14(M) Northbound slip road to Just after the A14(M) Southbound Slip Road joinsM or Class A Trunk MotorwayCounted14,209 vehicles a day
A1307 93073Roundabout with A1198/A1307 to Junction between A1096/A1307 near Herningford GreyClass A Principal roadEstimated14,125 vehicles a day
A1134 37603A1309 to A603Class A Principal roadCounted13,572 vehicles a day
A1307 92032lat: 52.2296 long: 0.0796 to lat: 52.2141 long: 0.1106Class A Principal roadEstimated13,387 vehicles a day
A1134 47563A1307 to A1303Class A Principal roadEstimated13,180 vehicles a day
A603 8703A1307 to A1134Class A Principal roadCounted12,863 vehicles a day
A605 95042LA Boundary to Junction A605/Crossway HandClass A Principal roadEstimated12,756 vehicles a day
A1304 73981A1303 to LA BoundaryClass A Principal roadEstimated12,705 vehicles a day
A605 57350Crossway Hand to Guildenburgh CrescentClass A Principal roadEstimated12,310 vehicles a day
B1514 808453NA to NAClass B roadCounted12,013 vehicles a day
A603 27344A1134 to A1307Class A Principal roadEstimated11,752 vehicles a day
A1303 77148M11 to Trinity Conduit HeadClass A Principal roadEstimated11,731 vehicles a day
A1134 57484A1303 to A1309Class A Principal roadCounted11,694 vehicles a day
A1303 56971Trinity Conduit Head to A1134Class A Principal roadEstimated11,615 vehicles a day
A603 77147Gough Way to A1134Class A Principal roadEstimated11,350 vehicles a day
B1099 800194NA to NAClass B roadEstimated11,303 vehicles a day
A1303 27566A1134 to Magdalene St/Castle StClass A Principal roadEstimated11,242 vehicles a day
A10 56183A505 to M11Class A Principal roadEstimated11,209 vehicles a day
A142 91241A1421 to A141Class A Principal roadEstimated11,193 vehicles a day
A1134 7990A1309 to A1307Class A Principal roadEstimated11,030 vehicles a day
A1 74466A605/A1139 to A1M Orton SouthgateClass A Trunk roadEstimated10,885 vehicles a day
A1101 77203Peatling's Lane to B1169Class A Principal roadEstimated10,695 vehicles a day
A1301 81425Bury Rd to A1309Class A Principal roadEstimated10,494 vehicles a day
A603 47355M11 to Gough WayClass A Principal roadEstimated10,194 vehicles a day
A1307 37631A1307 Hills Road roundabout to A1134Class A Principal roadEstimated10,097 vehicles a day
A1198 92028lat: 52.2289 long: -0.1034 to lat: 52.2925 long: -0.149Class A Principal roadEstimated10,017 vehicles a day
A10 26175A1101 to LA BoundaryClass A Principal roadEstimated9,868 vehicles a day
M11 94228M11 J14 to M11 J14M or Class A Trunk MotorwayEstimated9,863 vehicles a day
A1307 27594A1134 to A1307 Fendon Road roundaboutClass A Principal roadEstimated9,812 vehicles a day
A1123 27562A1421 to A10Class A Principal roadEstimated9,752 vehicles a day
A1303 27591A1134 to A1134Class A Principal roadEstimated9,745 vehicles a day
A1101 73752LA Boundary to Peatling's Lane, WisbechClass A Principal roadEstimated9,635 vehicles a day
M11 94227M11 J14 to M11 J14M or Class A Trunk MotorwayEstimated9,549 vehicles a day
A1307 80889A603 to A1134Class A Principal roadEstimated9,503 vehicles a day
A603 17279A1198 to M11Class A Principal roadEstimated9,321 vehicles a day
A1307 93031lat: 52.2341 long: 0.0699 to lat: 52.2295 long: 0.0796Class A Principal roadEstimated9,246 vehicles a day
A1309 37632A1134 to A14(T)Class A Principal roadCounted9,211 vehicles a day
A1134 28350A1134 to A1134Class A Principal roadEstimated9,079 vehicles a day
A1303 56478Magdalene St/Castle St to A1134 Milton RdClass A Principal roadCounted8,617 vehicles a day
A605 57362Guildenburgh Crescent to A141Class A Principal roadEstimated8,548 vehicles a day
A1134 37604A1303 to A1309Class A Principal roadEstimated8,003 vehicles a day
A1134 99954A1307 to A1303Class A Principal roadCounted7,990 vehicles a day
A1198 92027lat: 52.2925 long: -0.149 to lat: 52.3187 long: -0.1589Class A Principal roadEstimated7,841 vehicles a day
A1307 94004Roundabout A1307/A141 to Hinchingbrooke (near Huntingdon Rail Station)Class A Principal roadEstimated7,804 vehicles a day
U 806114NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted7,667 vehicles a day
A10 38404A1101 to A1101Class A Principal roadEstimated7,428 vehicles a day
A1301 97109A11/M11 to A505Class A Principal roadEstimated7,230 vehicles a day
A1301 81424A1309 to A1309Class A Principal roadEstimated7,144 vehicles a day
B1090 809647NA to NAClass B roadCounted6,920 vehicles a day
A1304 37628A11 to A1303Class A Principal roadCounted6,799 vehicles a day
A1134 27565A1307 to A1307Class A Principal roadEstimated6,693 vehicles a day
A1303 27590A1303 spur to A1304Class A Principal roadEstimated6,468 vehicles a day
U 801447NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted6,435 vehicles a day
B1102 805351NA to NAClass B roadCounted6,234 vehicles a day
A1421 17510A1123 to A142Class A Principal roadEstimated5,788 vehicles a day
A1301 37624A505 to Bury RdClass A Principal roadEstimated5,708 vehicles a day
A605 75357LA Boundary to A1Class A Principal roadEstimated5,649 vehicles a day
A1304 17507B1506 to A11Class A Principal roadEstimated5,445 vehicles a day
A11 75441A1304 to A14 slipClass A Trunk roadEstimated5,445 vehicles a day
A1303 37626A14(T) to A1303 spurClass A Principal roadEstimated5,407 vehicles a day
A1198 94007Roundabout (A603/A1198/B1042 Lower Road) to Roundabout A428/A1198Class A Principal roadCounted5,288 vehicles a day
A1307 93032lat: 52.2341 long: 0.0699 to lat: 52.2295 long: 0.0796Class A Principal roadEstimated5,260 vehicles a day
B 801243NA to NAClass B roadEstimated5,097 vehicles a day
C 808269NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted4,974 vehicles a day
U 801476NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted4,762 vehicles a day
M11 93029M11 to A1307M or Class A Trunk MotorwayEstimated4,468 vehicles a day
A1123 47560A10 to A142Class A Principal roadCounted4,385 vehicles a day
A14 92031lat: 52.2404 long: 0.058 to lat: 52.235 long: 0.0618Class A Principal roadEstimated4,249 vehicles a day
U 810800NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted4,196 vehicles a day
U 801470NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted3,917 vehicles a day
A1101 17470LA Boundary to A10Class A Principal roadEstimated3,602 vehicles a day
C 800354NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted3,554 vehicles a day
U 803130NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted3,357 vehicles a day
A1307 93037lat: 52.248 long: 0.043 to lat: 52.235 long: 0.0618Class A Principal roadEstimated3,299 vehicles a day
A1101 47552A10 to LA BoundaryClass A Principal roadEstimated3,219 vehicles a day
C 800350NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted3,182 vehicles a day
A605 70245A1 to A605 splitClass A Principal roadEstimated3,098 vehicles a day
A1307 96154A14M Merge to A1307 Dual CWY/A14M intersectClass A Principal roadCounted3,096 vehicles a day
B1101 809014NA to NAClass B roadEstimated2,958 vehicles a day
A1123 92255lat: 52.3315 long: -0.0604 to lat: 52.3579 long: 0.1487Class A Principal roadEstimated2,863 vehicles a day
A428 81219Scotland Road to A428Class A Trunk roadCounted2,762 vehicles a day
A14 75333A14 to A1303 main routeClass A Principal roadEstimated2,709 vehicles a day
B1063 808953NA to NAClass B roadCounted2,572 vehicles a day
A428 81220Scotland Road to A428Class A Trunk roadEstimated2,563 vehicles a day
C 800341NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted2,550 vehicles a day
B1046 808207NA to NAClass B roadCounted2,530 vehicles a day
B671 809411NA to NAClass B roadCounted2,450 vehicles a day
U 807399NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted2,449 vehicles a day
U 810716NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted2,233 vehicles a day
U 803119NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted2,195 vehicles a day
C 800353NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted2,117 vehicles a day
C 805354NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted1,998 vehicles a day
B660 809916NA to NAClass B roadCounted1,910 vehicles a day
B1093 808568NA to NAClass B roadCounted1,868 vehicles a day
U 803125NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted1,835 vehicles a day
U 810805NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted1,722 vehicles a day
U 809943NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted1,639 vehicles a day
A14(M) 96157Just after the A14(M) Northbound slip road joins the Dual CWY to A1307 RoundaboutM or Class A Trunk MotorwayCounted1,628 vehicles a day
U 801449NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted1,588 vehicles a day
C 800349NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadEstimated1,478 vehicles a day
C 800355NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted1,434 vehicles a day
B1093 808896NA to NAClass B roadCounted1,278 vehicles a day
U 801468NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadEstimated1,277 vehicles a day
B1100 800011NA to NAClass B roadCounted1,268 vehicles a day
U 806189NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted1,199 vehicles a day
U 803120NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted1,163 vehicles a day
C 805737NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted1,094 vehicles a day
U 808234NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted683 vehicles a day
B1052 800008NA to NAClass B roadCounted664 vehicles a day
U 801472NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted546 vehicles a day
U 809865NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted414 vehicles a day
U 801442NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted401 vehicles a day
U 801452NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted333 vehicles a day
U 801458NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted291 vehicles a day
U 801465NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted288 vehicles a day
U 820118NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted274 vehicles a day
C 800346NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted248 vehicles a day
C 810608NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted236 vehicles a day
U 805427NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted210 vehicles a day
U 803121NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted199 vehicles a day
U 810778NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted145 vehicles a day
U 820116NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadEstimated89 vehicles a day
U 820001NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadEstimated76 vehicles a day
U 807506NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadEstimated74 vehicles a day
U 808684NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadCounted66 vehicles a day
U 810028NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadEstimated64 vehicles a day
U 820117NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadEstimated61 vehicles a day
U 806469NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadEstimated45 vehicles a day
U 808106NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadEstimated44 vehicles a day
U 801475NA to NAClass C road or Unclassified roadEstimated35 vehicles a day