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East Midlands

Area code E12000004

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Economy

16 datasets

Bankruptcies by constituency, England and Wales

544

2025

  • 2025 544
  • 2024 586
The Insolvency Service

Business rateable value by constituency, England and Wales

31 Mar 2026

  • All properties £4.60bn
  • Retail £850.0m
  • Offices £386.3m
  • Industry £2.03bn
  • Other £1.33bn
HM Revenue and Customs – Valuation Office

Business rates properties by constituency, England and Wales

31 Mar 2026

  • All properties 160,830
  • Retail 37,490
  • Offices 27,220
  • Industry 52,660
  • Other 43,460
HM Revenue and Customs – Valuation Office

Businesses by constituency, UK

183,715

2026

  • 2026 183,715
  • 2025 181,020
Office for National Statistics

Debt relief orders by constituency, England and Wales

4,189

2025

  • 2025 4,189
  • 2024 3,932
The Insolvency Service

GDP per head, England's regions and the UK's nations

Given as TLF

£32,064

2024

  • 2024 £32,064
  • 2023 £31,012
Office for National Statistics

Goods exports by region

£8.0bn

Q2 2026

  • Q2 2026 £8.0bn
  • Q2 2025 £7.3bn
HM Revenue and Customs

Household income per head, the UK's ITL areas

Given as TLF

£22,761

2024

  • 2024 £22,761
  • 2023 £21,380
Office for National Statistics

Individual insolvencies by constituency, England and Wales

11,648

2025

  • 2025 11,648
  • 2024 10,842
The Insolvency Service

Individual insolvency rate by constituency, England and Wales

28.9 per 10,000 adults

2025

  • 2025 28.9 per 10,000 adults
  • 2024 26.9 per 10,000 adults
The Insolvency Service

Individual voluntary arrangements by constituency, England and Wales

6,915

2025

  • 2025 6,915
  • 2024 6,324
The Insolvency Service

Mean income of taxpayers by constituency, UK

2023/24

  • Mean total income £36,200
  • Lower 95% confidence limit £36,000
  • Upper 95% confidence limit £36,400
HM Revenue and Customs

Median income of taxpayers by constituency, UK

2023/24

  • Median total income £28,400
  • Lower 95% confidence limit £28,200
  • Upper 95% confidence limit £28,600
HM Revenue and Customs

Median income of taxpayers by council, UK

£28,400

2023/24

HM Revenue and Customs

Private sector businesses, England's regions and the UK's nations

402,500

2025

  • 2025 402,500
  • 2024 357,600
Department for Business and Trade

Real GDP growth, England's regions and the UK's nations

Given as TLF

0.9%

2024

  • 2024 0.9%
  • 2023 −1.7%
Office for National Statistics

Health

9 datasets

Alcohol-specific deaths by council, England and Wales

15.9 per 100,000

2022 to 2024

  • 2022 to 2024 15.9 per 100,000
  • 2021 to 2023 15.9 per 100,000
Office for National Statistics

Avoidable mortality by council, England and Wales

245.6 per 100,000

2022 to 2024

  • 2022 to 2024 245.6 per 100,000
  • 2021 to 2023 255.3 per 100,000
Office for National Statistics

Avoidable mortality by region, England

242.9 per 100,000

2024

  • 2024 242.9 per 100,000
  • 2023 249.6 per 100,000
Office for National Statistics

Deaths related to drug poisoning by council, England and Wales

9.30 per 100,000

2022 to 2024

  • 2022 to 2024 9.30 per 100,000
  • 2021 to 2023 8.90 per 100,000
Office for National Statistics

Estimated deaths of people experiencing homelessness, England and Wales

78

2025: estimated deaths

  • 2025: estimated deaths 78
  • 2024: estimated deaths 64
Office for National Statistics

Identified deaths of people experiencing homelessness by council, England and Wales

67

2025

  • 2025 67
  • 2024 52
Office for National Statistics

Suicide rate by constituency, England and Wales, 2022 to 2024

2022 to 2024

  • Age-standardised rate 11.8 per 100,000
  • Lower 95% confidence limit 11.2 per 100,000
  • Upper 95% confidence limit 12.4 per 100,000
Office for National Statistics

Suicide rate by council, England and Wales

2023 to 2025

  • Suicide rate 11.4 per 100,000
  • Suicide rate: lower 95% confidence limit 10.9 per 100,000
  • Suicide rate: upper 95% confidence limit 12.0 per 100,000
Office for National Statistics

Suicides by council, England and Wales

454

2025

  • 2025 454
  • 2024 537
Office for National Statistics

Education

56 datasets

Absence by reason by council, England

2024/25

  • Overall absence 6.64%
  • Authorised absence 4.44%
  • Unauthorised absence 2.19%
  • Illness 3.19%
  • Medical or dental appointments 0.32%
  • Religious observance 0.07%
  • Study leave 0.03%
  • Interviews 0.01%
  • Regulated performances 0.00%
  • Temporary reduced timetables 0.25%
  • Mobile children 0.01%
  • Excluded 0.16%
  • Other authorised 0.40%
  • Unauthorised holidays 0.47%
  • Late after registers closed 0.20%
  • Other unauthorised 1.49%
  • No reason yet 0.03%
Department for Education

Apprenticeship starts by constituency, England

30,900

2024/25

  • 2024/25 30,900
  • 2023/24 30,040
Department for Education

Apprenticeship starts by council, England

30,900

2024/25

  • 2024/25 30,900
  • 2023/24 30,040
Department for Education

Attainment 8 by council, England

45.2

Average Attainment 8 score

Department for Education

Attainment 8 in alternative provision by council, England

4.3

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 16
  • On a child protection plan: average Attainment 8 score 17.6
  • Looked after for 12 months: average Attainment 8 score 16.6
Department for Education

Children in elective home education by council, England

11,430

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 94,235
  • 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: state-funded schools 53,092
  • 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: private, voluntary and independent providers 41,143
  • Early learning for 2-year-olds: all providers 6,306
  • Early learning for 2-year-olds: state-funded schools 1,085
  • Early learning for 2-year-olds: private, voluntary and independent providers 5,221
  • Working parents' hours: all providers 79,686
  • Working parents' hours: state-funded schools 8,340
  • Working parents' hours: private, voluntary and independent providers 71,346
Department for Education

Children missing education by council, England

5,970

Children missing education

Department for Education

Children missing education rate by council, England

0.8%

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 94,235
  • 3 and 4-year-olds, estimated eligible 103,812.59
  • 3-year-olds, registered 44,586
  • 3-year-olds, estimated eligible 50,485.55
  • 4-year-olds, registered 49,649
  • 4-year-olds, estimated eligible 53,327.04
  • 2-year-olds, registered 6,306
  • 2-year-olds, estimated eligible 10,017
Department for Education

Destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England

2023/24

  • Students completing 16 to 18 study 40,212
  • Sustained education, apprenticeship or employment 31,913
  • Sustained education 17,591
  • Sustained apprenticeship 3,191
  • Sustained employment 11,131
  • Not sustained 6,088
  • Activity not captured 2,211
Department for Education

Destinations after key stage 4 by council, England

2023/24

  • Pupils completing key stage 4 53,583
  • Sustained education, apprenticeship or employment 48,839
  • Sustained education 45,838
  • Sustained apprenticeship 1,854
  • Sustained employment 1,147
  • Not sustained 3,024
  • Activity not captured 1,720
Department for Education

EHC plans by council, England

54,840

EHC plans

Department for Education

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

14.40

Goals at the expected level per child

Department for Education

Early years foundation stage profile results by council, England

2025/26

  • Children assessed 49,258
  • Good level of development 35,330
  • Expected level in every goal 34,555
  • Expected level in communication, language and literacy 35,933
  • Expected level in no goal 2,255
Department for Education

Elective home education rate by council, England

1.6%

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

63.5%

2025/26

  • 2025/26 63.5%
  • 2024/25 64.0%
Department for Education

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

44.0%

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 71.72%
  • Expected level in every goal 70.15%
  • Expected level in communication, language and literacy 72.95%
  • Expected level in no goal 4.58%
Department for Education

Key stage 2 average scaled scores by council, England

2025/26

  • Reading: average scaled score 105
  • Maths: average scaled score 104
  • 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 57,710
  • Reading, writing and maths: expected standard 35,210
  • Reading, writing and maths: higher standard 3,930
  • Reading: pupils 57,740
  • Reading: expected standard 42,280
  • Reading: higher standard 16,180
  • Writing: pupils 57,710
  • Writing: expected standard 41,540
  • Writing: higher standard 6,250
  • Maths: pupils 57,730
  • Maths: expected standard 42,770
  • Maths: higher standard 14,460
  • Grammar, punctuation and spelling: pupils 57,730
  • Grammar, punctuation and spelling: expected standard 41,840
  • Grammar, punctuation and spelling: higher standard 16,060
  • Science: pupils 57,700
  • Science: expected standard 47,470
Department for Education

Key stage 2 results by council, England

2025/26

  • Reading, writing and maths: expected standard 61.0%
  • Reading, writing and maths: higher standard 7.0%
  • Reading: expected standard 73.0%
  • Reading: higher standard 28.0%
  • Writing: expected standard 72.0%
  • Writing: higher standard 11.0%
  • Maths: expected standard 74.0%
  • Maths: higher standard 25.0%
  • Grammar, punctuation and spelling: expected standard 72.0%
  • Grammar, punctuation and spelling: higher standard 28.0%
  • Science: expected standard 82.0%
Department for Education

Key stage 4 in alternative provision by council, England

2025/26

  • Pupils at the end of key stage 4 994
  • Grade 4 or above in English and maths 23
  • Grade 5 or above in English and maths 9
Department for Education

Key stage 4 pupils and grades by council, England

2025/26

  • Pupils at the end of key stage 4 55,174
  • Grade 4 or above in English and maths 35,025
  • Grade 5 or above in English and maths 24,286
Department for Education

Key stage 4 results in alternative provision by council, England

2025/26

  • Grade 4 or above in English and maths 2.3%
  • Grade 5 or above in English and maths 0.9%
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 4 860
  • Children in need: grade 4 or above in English and maths 140
  • Children in need: grade 5 or above in English and maths 70
  • Children in need: entering the EBacc 70
  • On a child protection plan: pupils at the end of key stage 4 170
  • On a child protection plan: grade 4 or above in English and maths 30
  • On a child protection plan: grade 5 or above in English and maths 20
  • On a child protection plan: entering the EBacc 20
  • Looked after for 12 months: pupils at the end of key stage 4 460
  • Looked after for 12 months: grade 4 or above in English and maths 80
  • Looked after for 12 months: grade 5 or above in English and maths 40
  • Looked after for 12 months: entering the EBacc 50
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 16.8%
  • Children in need: grade 5 or above in English and maths 7.6%
  • Children in need: entering the EBacc 8.7%
  • On a child protection plan: grade 4 or above in English and maths 16.5%
  • On a child protection plan: grade 5 or above in English and maths 8.8%
  • On a child protection plan: entering the EBacc 12.4%
  • Looked after for 12 months: grade 4 or above in English and maths 17.9%
  • Looked after for 12 months: grade 5 or above in English and maths 8.1%
  • Looked after for 12 months: entering the EBacc 10.1%
Department for Education

Multiplication tables check average score by council, England

20.8

Average score

Department for Education

Multiplication tables check by council, England

2024/25

  • Took the check 97.0%
  • Did not take the check 3.0%
  • Absent 0.0%
  • Just arrived 0.0%
  • Unable to take part 1.0%
  • Working below the curriculum's expectation 3.0%
  • Reason missing 0.0%
Department for Education

Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England

2024/25

  • Eligible pupils 57,400
  • Took the check 55,410
  • Did not take the check 1,990
  • Absent 160
  • Just arrived 20
  • Unable to take part 330
  • Working below the curriculum's expectation 1,490
  • Reason missing 0
Department for Education

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

2025

  • Plans issued, excluding exceptions 8,918
  • Within 20 weeks, excluding exceptions 2,892
  • Plans issued, including exceptions 9,265
  • Within 20 weeks, including exceptions 2,948
Department for Education

New EHC plans issued within 20 weeks by council, England

2025

  • Excluding exceptions 32.43%
  • Including exceptions 31.82%
Department for Education

Persistent absence so far this school year by council, England

2025/26 to week 30 of 2026

  • All schools 18.52%
  • Primary schools 13.19%
  • Secondary schools 23.93%
  • Special schools 35.86%
Department for Education

Persistent and severe absence by council, England

2024/25

  • Persistently absent 17.34%
  • Severely absent 2.43%
Department for Education

Persistently and severely absent pupils by council, England

2024/25

  • Enrolments 646,339
  • Persistently absent 112,070
  • Severely absent 15,680
Department for Education

Phonics screening check pupils by council, England

2025/26

  • Year 1: pupils 50,720
  • Year 1: expected standard 41,180
  • Year 1: working towards 7,540
  • Year 1: absent 110
  • Year 1: disapplied 1,880
  • By the end of Year 2: pupils 52,610
  • By the end of Year 2: expected standard 46,990
  • By the end of Year 2: working towards 4,020
  • By the end of Year 2: absent 90
  • By the end of Year 2: disapplied 1,510
Department for Education

Phonics screening check results by council, England

2025/26

  • Year 1: expected standard 81.0%
  • Year 1: working towards 15.0%
  • Year 1: absent 0.0%
  • Year 1: disapplied 4.0%
  • 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 28,985
  • Level 4 or higher 18,519
  • A degree 16,985
  • A level 4 or 5 course 806
  • A higher apprenticeship 728
  • A top third university 4,345
Department for Education

Providers of funded early education by council, England

January 2026

  • 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: all providers 4,180
  • 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: state-funded schools 1,599
  • 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: private, voluntary and independent providers 2,581
  • Early learning for 2-year-olds: all providers 1,524
  • Early learning for 2-year-olds: state-funded schools 144
  • Early learning for 2-year-olds: private, voluntary and independent providers 1,380
  • Working parents' hours: all providers 3,769
  • Working parents' hours: state-funded schools 633
  • Working parents' hours: private, voluntary and independent providers 3,136
Department for Education

Pupils by constituency, England

724,586

2025/26

  • 2025/26 724,586
  • 2024/25 730,837
Department for Education

Pupils eligible for free school meals by constituency, England

26.00%

2025/26

  • 2025/26 26.00%
  • 2024/25 25.25%
Department for Education

Pupils eligible for free school meals by council, England

26.00%

2025/26

  • 2025/26 26.00%
  • 2024/25 25.25%
Department for Education

Pupils on SEN support by constituency, England

13.67%

2025/26

  • 2025/26 13.67%
  • 2024/25 13.49%
Department for Education

Pupils with an EHC plan by constituency, England

5.55%

2025/26

  • 2025/26 5.55%
  • 2024/25 4.70%
Department for Education

Requests for an EHC needs assessment by council, England

2025

  • Requests 13,219
  • Decided to assess 7,831
  • Decided not to assess 4,329
Department for Education

Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England

2024/25

  • A levels: retained 92.9%
  • A levels: retained and assessed 92.24%
  • A levels: returned for a second year 91.69%
  • Academic qualifications: retained 92.90%
  • Academic qualifications: retained and assessed 92.24%
  • Academic qualifications: returned for a second year 91.66%
  • Applied general qualifications: retained 86.84%
  • Applied general qualifications: retained and assessed 82.78%
  • Applied general qualifications: returned for a second year 77.10%
  • Tech levels: retained 88.71%
  • Tech levels: retained and assessed 78.38%
  • Tech levels: returned for a second year 75.05%
  • Technical certificates: retained 85.86%
  • Technical certificates: retained and assessed 69.23%
Department for Education

Sessions missed by reason by council, England

2024/25

  • Possible sessions 229,283,785
  • Overall absence 15,218,776
  • Authorised absence 10,187,302
  • Unauthorised absence 5,031,474
  • Illness 7,306,276
  • Medical or dental appointments 728,284
  • Religious observance 162,296
  • Study leave 58,567
  • Interviews 25,449
  • Regulated performances 9,531
  • Temporary reduced timetables 584,442
  • Mobile children 26,284
  • Excluded 373,795
  • Other authorised 912,378
  • Unauthorised holidays 1,082,698
  • Late after registers closed 459,335
  • Other unauthorised 3,420,168
  • No reason yet 69,276
Department for Education

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

2025

  • Decided to assess 59.2%
  • Decided not to assess 32.7%
Department for Education

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

2024/25

  • Children in need: with special educational needs 49.9%
  • Children in need: with an EHC plan 26.1%
  • Children in need: on SEN support 23.8%
  • Children in need: with no special educational needs 50.1%
  • On a child protection plan: with special educational needs 40.5%
  • On a child protection plan: with an EHC plan 11.5%
  • On a child protection plan: on SEN support 29.0%
  • On a child protection plan: with no special educational needs 59.5%
  • Looked after for 12 months: with special educational needs 62.6%
  • Looked after for 12 months: with an EHC plan 33.3%
  • Looked after for 12 months: on SEN support 29.3%
  • Looked after for 12 months: with no special educational needs 37.4%
Department for Education

Share progressing to higher education or training by council, England

2022/23

  • Level 4 or higher 63.9%
  • A degree 58.6%
  • A level 4 or 5 course 2.8%
  • A higher apprenticeship 2.5%
  • A top third university 15.0%
Department for Education

Special educational needs of children in need by council, England

2024/25

  • Children in need: pupils 9,420
  • Children in need: with special educational needs 4,700
  • Children in need: with an EHC plan 2,460
  • Children in need: on SEN support 2,240
  • Children in need: with no special educational needs 4,720
  • On a child protection plan: pupils 2,540
  • On a child protection plan: with special educational needs 1,030
  • On a child protection plan: with an EHC plan 290
  • On a child protection plan: on SEN support 740
  • On a child protection plan: with no special educational needs 1,510
  • Looked after for 12 months: pupils 3,130
  • Looked after for 12 months: with special educational needs 1,960
  • Looked after for 12 months: with an EHC plan 1,040
  • Looked after for 12 months: on SEN support 920
  • Looked after for 12 months: with no special educational needs 1,170
Department for Education

Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England

2024/25

  • A levels: students 17,803
  • A levels: on a two-year programme 17,643
  • Academic qualifications: students 17,809
  • Academic qualifications: on a two-year programme 17,648
  • Applied general qualifications: students 7,061
  • Applied general qualifications: on a two-year programme 6,955
  • Tech levels: students 2,100
  • Tech levels: on a two-year programme 2,084
  • Technical certificates: students 884
Department for Education

Sustained destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England

2023/24

  • Sustained education, apprenticeship or employment 79.4%
  • Sustained education 43.7%
  • Sustained apprenticeship 7.9%
  • Sustained employment 27.7%
  • Not sustained 15.1%
  • Activity not captured 5.5%
Department for Education

Sustained destinations after key stage 4 by council, England

2023/24

  • Sustained education, apprenticeship or employment 91.1%
  • Sustained education 85.5%
  • Sustained apprenticeship 3.5%
  • Sustained employment 2.1%
  • Not sustained 5.6%
  • Activity not captured 3.2%
Department for Education

Take-up of funded early education by council, England

January 2026

  • 3 and 4-year-olds 90.77%
  • 3-year-olds 88.31%
  • 4-year-olds 93.10%
  • 2-year-olds 62.95%
Department for Education

Crime, justice and fire

10 datasets

Drug offences by police force area, England and Wales

13,957

Year ending June 2026

  • Year ending June 2026 13,957
  • Year ending June 2025 14,299
Office for National Statistics

Firearm offences by police force area, England and Wales

365

Year ending June 2026

  • Year ending June 2026 365
  • Year ending June 2025 414
Office for National Statistics

Homicides by police force area, England and Wales

40

Year ending June 2026

  • Year ending June 2026 40
  • Year ending June 2025 40
Office for National Statistics

Knife and sharp instrument offences by police force area, England and Wales

3,476

Year ending June 2026

  • Year ending June 2026 3,476
  • Year ending June 2025 3,216
Office for National Statistics

Police recorded crime by police force area, England and Wales

388,904

Year ending June 2026

  • Year ending June 2026 388,904
  • Year ending June 2025 391,896
Office for National Statistics

Police recorded crime rate by police force area, England and Wales

76.5 per 1,000 people

Year ending June 2026

Office for National Statistics

Possession of weapons offences by police force area, England and Wales

4,925

Year ending June 2026

  • Year ending June 2026 4,925
  • Year ending June 2025 4,818
Office for National Statistics

Robbery by police force area, England and Wales

5,313

Year ending June 2026

  • Year ending June 2026 5,313
  • Year ending June 2025 3,852
Office for National Statistics

Sexual offences by police force area, England and Wales

18,390

Year ending June 2026

  • Year ending June 2026 18,390
  • Year ending June 2025 17,527
Office for National Statistics

Violence against the person by police force area, England and Wales

151,730

Year ending June 2026

  • Year ending June 2026 151,730
  • Year ending June 2025 150,070
Office for National Statistics

Energy and environment

6 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 2,696
  • LAD 1: households upgraded 2,161
  • LAD 2: households signed up 3,795
  • LAD 2: measures installed 2,373
  • LAD 2: households upgraded 2,051
  • LAD 3: households signed up excluded pending verification
  • LAD 3: measures installed 3,225
  • LAD 3: households upgraded 2,671
  • HUG 1: households signed up 698
  • HUG 1: measures installed 913
  • HUG 1: households upgraded 524
  • HUG 2: measures installed 2,578
  • HUG 2: households upgraded 1,365
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Greenhouse gas emissions by council, UK

30,175.0 ktCO₂e

2024

  • 2024 30,175.0 ktCO₂e
  • 2023 30,626.1 ktCO₂e
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Greenhouse gas emissions, England's regions and the UK's nations

30,175.0 ktCO₂e

2024

  • 2024 30,175.0 ktCO₂e
  • 2023 30,626.1 ktCO₂e
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Heat pump grants paid by constituency, England and Wales

May 2022 to September 2026

  • Heat pump technologies 9,426
  • Biomass boilers 13
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Heat pump grants paid each year by constituency, England and Wales

2,947

2025/26

  • 2025/26 2,947
  • 2024/25 2,520
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund by council, England

Aug 2026

  • Wave 1: measures installed 3,355
  • Wave 1: households upgraded 1,843
  • Wave 2.1: measures installed 9,986
  • Wave 2.1: households upgraded 5,322
  • Wave 2.2: measures installed 247
  • Wave 2.2: households upgraded 134
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Housing

15 datasets

Average house price by council, UK

£241,955

Aug 2026

  • Aug 2026 £241,955
  • Aug 2025 £240,801
HM Land Registry (UK HPI, with ONS, Registers of Scotland and LPS)

Average house price by region

£241,955

Aug 2026

  • Aug 2026 £241,955
  • Aug 2025 £240,801
HM Land Registry (UK HPI, with ONS, Registers of Scotland and LPS)

Energy efficiency measures installed by constituency, Great Britain

Dec 2025

  • Energy Company Obligation 366,509
  • Great British Insulation Scheme 11,876
  • Local Authority Delivery 8,294
  • Home Upgrade Grant 3,491
  • Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund 10,353
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Homes given energy efficiency measures by constituency, Great Britain

Dec 2025

  • Energy Company Obligation 197,283
  • Great British Insulation Scheme 7,894
  • Local Authority Delivery 6,883
  • Home Upgrade Grant 1,889
  • Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund 5,780
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

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

2,253,470

2026

HM Revenue and Customs – Valuation Office

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

2,254,310

2026

HM Revenue and Customs – Valuation Office

Households in fuel poverty by constituency, England

10.59%

2024

Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Households in fuel poverty by council, England

10.59%

2024

Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Households in temporary accommodation by council, England

4,410

31 Mar 2026

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

Households owed a homelessness duty by council, England

6,090

Q1 2026

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

People sleeping rough by council, England

387

2025

  • 2025 387
  • 2024 393
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency and year, UK

31 Mar 2026

  • Total to 31 March 2026 99,360
  • Before 1 April 2021 48,090
  • 1 April 2021 to 31 March 2022 (2021/22) 10,120
  • 1 April 2022 to 31 March 2023 (2022/23) 7,140
  • 1 April 2023 to 31 March 2024 (2023/24) 13,640
  • 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025 (2024/25) 10,240
  • 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026 (2025/26) 10,140
Building Digital UK, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology

Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency, UK

30 Jun 2026

  • Total to 30 June 2026 103,410
  • Before 1 April 2024 78,990
  • 1 April 2024 to 30 June 2024 (Q1 2024/25) 880
  • 1 July 2024 to 30 September 2024 (Q2 2024/25) 3,500
  • 1 October 2024 to 31 December 2024 (Q3 2024/25) 3,490
  • 1 January 2025 to 31 March 2025 (Q4 2024/25) 2,360
  • 1 April 2025 to 30 June 2025 (Q1 2025/26) 2,230
  • 1 July 2025 to 30 September 2025 (Q2 2025/26) 2,160
  • 1 October 2025 to 31 December 2025 (Q3 2025/26) 2,430
  • 1 January 2026 to 31 March 2026 (Q4 2025/26) 3,550
  • 1 April 2026 to 30 June 2026 (Q1 2026/27) 3,820
Building Digital UK, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology

Share of households given the Warm Home Discount by constituency, Great Britain

19.64%

2025/26

Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Warm Home Discount by constituency, Great Britain

435,710

2025/26

Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Labour market

19 datasets

Change on the year in median weekly pay where people work, by constituency

4.4%

2026

Office for National Statistics

Claimant count by constituency, Great Britain

110,430

Sep 2026

  • Sep 2026 110,430
  • Sep 2025 110,325
Office for National Statistics

Claimant count, England's regions and the UK's nations

110,430

Sep 2026

  • Sep 2026 110,430
  • Sep 2025 110,325
Office for National Statistics

Claimant count, the UK's councils

110,430

Sep 2026

  • Sep 2026 110,430
  • Sep 2025 110,325
Office for National Statistics

Disability employment gap by council, UK

28.03 percentage points

2021 to 2023

  • 2021 to 2023 28.03 percentage points
  • 2020 to 2022 26.40 percentage points
Department for Work and Pensions

Disability employment rate by council, UK

53.49%

2021 to 2023

  • 2021 to 2023 53.49%
  • 2020 to 2022 54.43%
Department for Work and Pensions

Disabled people aged 16 to 64 by council, UK

694,972

2021 to 2023

  • 2021 to 2023 694,972
  • 2020 to 2022 661,741
Department for Work and Pensions

Disabled people in work by council, UK

371,752

2021 to 2023

  • 2021 to 2023 371,752
  • 2020 to 2022 360,177
Department for Work and Pensions

Economic inactivity rate, England's regions and the UK's nations

19.95%

Jun–Aug 2026

  • Jun–Aug 2026 19.95%
  • May–Jul 2026 20.31%
Office for National Statistics

Employment rate, England's regions and the UK's nations

76.32%

Jun–Aug 2026

  • Jun–Aug 2026 76.32%
  • May–Jul 2026 75.92%
Office for National Statistics

Employment, unemployment and inactivity by constituency, Great Britain

Year ending June 2026

  • Employment rate, aged 16 to 64 75.64%
  • Unemployment rate, aged 16 and over 4.55%
  • Economic inactivity rate, aged 16 to 64 20.62%
  • Claimant count, as a share of people aged 16 to 64 3.4%
Office for National Statistics

How precise median weekly pay where people work is, by constituency

0.8%

2026

Office for National Statistics

Median monthly pay of payrolled employees, England's regions and the UK's nations

£2,552

Sep 2026

  • Sep 2026 £2,552
  • Aug 2026 £2,545
Office for National Statistics

Median weekly pay of full-time employees, by constituency

£753.80

2026

Office for National Statistics

Median weekly pay where people work, by constituency

£619.20

2026

Office for National Statistics

Median weekly pay, Great Britain's councils

£641.30

2026

Office for National Statistics

Non-disabled employment rate by council, UK

81.52%

2021 to 2023

  • 2021 to 2023 81.52%
  • 2020 to 2022 80.83%
Department for Work and Pensions

Payrolled employees, England's regions and the UK's nations

2,209,865

Sep 2026

  • Sep 2026 2,209,865
  • Aug 2026 2,208,843
Office for National Statistics

Unemployment rate, England's regions and the UK's nations

4.70%

Jun–Aug 2026

  • Jun–Aug 2026 4.70%
  • May–Jul 2026 4.86%
Office for National Statistics

Transport

1 dataset

Welfare and benefits

21 datasets

Children affected by the two child limit by constituency, Great Britain

45,190

Apr 2026

  • Apr 2026 45,190
  • Apr 2025 42,000
Department for Work and Pensions

Children in Tax-Free Childcare by council, UK

91,795

2025/26

  • 2025/26 91,795
  • 2023/24 76,785
HM Revenue and Customs

Children in households affected by the two child limit by constituency, Great Britain

121,890

Apr 2026

  • Apr 2026 121,890
  • Apr 2025 117,020
Department for Work and Pensions

Children in low income families by constituency, after housing costs, UK

26.52%

2024/25

  • 2024/25 26.52%
  • 2023/24 26.72%
Department for Work and Pensions

Children in low income families by constituency, before housing costs, UK

21.53%

2024/25

  • 2024/25 21.53%
  • 2023/24 21.12%
Department for Work and Pensions

Children in low income families by council, UK

26.52%

2024/25

  • 2024/25 26.52%
  • 2023/24 26.72%
Department for Work and Pensions

Families getting Child Benefit by constituency, UK

525,965

Aug 2025

HM Revenue and Customs

Families getting Child Benefit by council, UK

525,965

Aug 2025

HM Revenue and Customs

Families using Tax-Free Childcare by council, UK

69,925

2025/26

  • 2025/26 69,925
  • 2023/24 59,600
HM Revenue and Customs

Families who opted out of Child Benefit payments, by constituency, UK

40,170

Aug 2025

HM Revenue and Customs

Households affected by the two child limit by constituency, Great Britain

34,470

Apr 2026

  • Apr 2026 34,470
  • Apr 2025 32,920
Department for Work and Pensions

Households eligible for Pension Credit by council, Great Britain

2023/24

  • All eligible households 163,000
  • Potentially eligible households 63,000
  • Eligible households in receipt 100,000
Department for Work and Pensions

Households likely to gain from removing the two child limit by constituency, Great Britain

31,460

Apr 2026

Department for Work and Pensions

Pension Credit applications by constituency, Great Britain

260

30 Mar 2026

  • 30 Mar 2026 260
  • 23 Mar 2026 280
Department for Work and Pensions

Pension Credit claims decided by constituency, Great Britain

260

30 Mar 2026

  • 30 Mar 2026 260
  • 23 Mar 2026 310
Department for Work and Pensions

Pension Credit claims waiting for a decision by constituency, Great Britain

820

30 Mar 2026

Department for Work and Pensions

Pension Credit receipt rate by council, Great Britain

61.36%

2023/24

Department for Work and Pensions

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

2024/25

  • Re-referrals within 12 months 24.7%
  • Children re-referred within 12 months 23.1%
  • No further action 8.9%
  • Assessed as not in need 35.8%
Department for Education

Referrals to children's social care by council, England

2024/25

  • Referrals 53,190
  • Children referred 46,280
  • Re-referrals within 12 months 13,120
  • Children re-referred within 12 months 10,710
  • No further action 4,710
  • Assessed as not in need 19,020
Department for Education

Winter Fuel Payment by constituency, England and Wales

938,830

2025/26

Department for Work and Pensions

Winter Fuel Payment by council, England and Wales

938,830

2025/26

Department for Work and Pensions

Population

2 datasets

Public finances

2 datasets

Parliament and democracy

1 dataset

Every figure as a table

158 datasets · area code E12000004
DatasetLatestFigureBeforeFigure
Drug offences by police force area, England and WalesCrime, justice and fireYear ending June 202613,957Year ending June 202514,299
Firearm offences by police force area, England and WalesCrime, justice and fireYear ending June 2026365Year ending June 2025414
Homicides by police force area, England and WalesCrime, justice and fireYear ending June 202640Year ending June 202540
Knife and sharp instrument offences by police force area, England and WalesCrime, justice and fireYear ending June 20263,476Year ending June 20253,216
Police recorded crime by police force area, England and WalesCrime, justice and fireYear ending June 2026388,904Year ending June 2025391,896
Police recorded crime rate by police force area, England and WalesCrime, justice and fireYear ending June 202676.5 per 1,000 people––
Possession of weapons offences by police force area, England and WalesCrime, justice and fireYear ending June 20264,925Year ending June 20254,818
Robbery by police force area, England and WalesCrime, justice and fireYear ending June 20265,313Year ending June 20253,852
Sexual offences by police force area, England and WalesCrime, justice and fireYear ending June 202618,390Year ending June 202517,527
Violence against the person by police force area, England and WalesCrime, justice and fireYear ending June 2026151,730Year ending June 2025150,070
Bankruptcies by constituency, England and WalesEconomy20255442024586
Business rateable value by constituency, England and Wales: All propertiesEconomy31 Mar 2026£4.60bn––
Business rateable value by constituency, England and Wales: RetailEconomy31 Mar 2026£850.0m––
Business rateable value by constituency, England and Wales: OfficesEconomy31 Mar 2026£386.3m––
Business rateable value by constituency, England and Wales: IndustryEconomy31 Mar 2026£2.03bn––
Business rateable value by constituency, England and Wales: OtherEconomy31 Mar 2026£1.33bn––
Business rates properties by constituency, England and Wales: All propertiesEconomy31 Mar 2026160,830––
Business rates properties by constituency, England and Wales: RetailEconomy31 Mar 202637,490––
Business rates properties by constituency, England and Wales: OfficesEconomy31 Mar 202627,220––
Business rates properties by constituency, England and Wales: IndustryEconomy31 Mar 202652,660––
Business rates properties by constituency, England and Wales: OtherEconomy31 Mar 202643,460––
Businesses by constituency, UKEconomy2026183,7152025181,020
Debt relief orders by constituency, England and WalesEconomy20254,18920243,932
GDP per head, England's regions and the UK's nationsEconomy · TLF2024£32,0642023£31,012
Goods exports by regionEconomyQ2 2026£8.0bnQ2 2025£7.3bn
Household income per head, the UK's ITL areasEconomy · TLF2024£22,7612023£21,380
Individual insolvencies by constituency, England and WalesEconomy202511,648202410,842
Individual insolvency rate by constituency, England and WalesEconomy202528.9 per 10,000 adults202426.9 per 10,000 adults
Individual voluntary arrangements by constituency, England and WalesEconomy20256,91520246,324
Mean income of taxpayers by constituency, UK: Mean total incomeEconomy2023/24£36,200––
Mean income of taxpayers by constituency, UK: Lower 95% confidence limitEconomy2023/24£36,000––
Mean income of taxpayers by constituency, UK: Upper 95% confidence limitEconomy2023/24£36,400––
Median income of taxpayers by constituency, UK: Median total incomeEconomy2023/24£28,400––
Median income of taxpayers by constituency, UK: Lower 95% confidence limitEconomy2023/24£28,200––
Median income of taxpayers by constituency, UK: Upper 95% confidence limitEconomy2023/24£28,600––
Median income of taxpayers by council, UKEconomy2023/24£28,400––
Private sector businesses, England's regions and the UK's nationsEconomy2025402,5002024357,600
Real GDP growth, England's regions and the UK's nationsEconomy · TLF20240.9%2023−1.7%
Absence by reason by council, England: Overall absenceEducation2024/256.64%––
Absence by reason by council, England: Authorised absenceEducation2024/254.44%––
Absence by reason by council, England: Unauthorised absenceEducation2024/252.19%––
Absence by reason by council, England: IllnessEducation2024/253.19%––
Absence by reason by council, England: Medical or dental appointmentsEducation2024/250.32%––
Absence by reason by council, England: Religious observanceEducation2024/250.07%––
Absence by reason by council, England: Study leaveEducation2024/250.03%––
Absence by reason by council, England: InterviewsEducation2024/250.01%––
Absence by reason by council, England: Regulated performancesEducation2024/250.00%––
Absence by reason by council, England: Temporary reduced timetablesEducation2024/250.25%––
Absence by reason by council, England: Mobile childrenEducation2024/250.01%––
Absence by reason by council, England: ExcludedEducation2024/250.16%––
Absence by reason by council, England: Other authorisedEducation2024/250.40%––
Absence by reason by council, England: Unauthorised holidaysEducation2024/250.47%––
Absence by reason by council, England: Late after registers closedEducation2024/250.20%––
Absence by reason by council, England: Other unauthorisedEducation2024/251.49%––
Absence by reason by council, England: No reason yetEducation2024/250.03%––
Apprenticeship starts by constituency, EnglandEducation2024/2530,9002023/2430,040
Apprenticeship starts by council, EnglandEducation2024/2530,9002023/2430,040
Attainment 8 by council, EnglandEducationAverage Attainment 8 score45.2––
Attainment 8 in alternative provision by council, EnglandEducationAverage Attainment 8 score4.3––
Attainment 8 of children in need by council, England: Children in need: average Attainment 8 scoreEducation2024/2516––
Attainment 8 of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: average Attainment 8 scoreEducation2024/2517.6––
Attainment 8 of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: average Attainment 8 scoreEducation2024/2516.6––
Children in elective home education by council, EnglandEducationChildren in elective home education11,430––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: all providersEducationJanuary 202694,235––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: state-funded schoolsEducationJanuary 202653,092––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: private, voluntary and independent providersEducationJanuary 202641,143––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: Early learning for 2-year-olds: all providersEducationJanuary 20266,306––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: Early learning for 2-year-olds: state-funded schoolsEducationJanuary 20261,085––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: Early learning for 2-year-olds: private, voluntary and independent providersEducationJanuary 20265,221––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: Working parents' hours: all providersEducationJanuary 202679,686––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: Working parents' hours: state-funded schoolsEducationJanuary 20268,340––
Children in funded early education by type of provider by council, England: Working parents' hours: private, voluntary and independent providersEducationJanuary 202671,346––
Children missing education by council, EnglandEducationChildren missing education5,970––
Children missing education rate by council, EnglandEducationChildren missing education per 100 aged 5 to 160.8%––
Children registered for funded early education by council, England: 3 and 4-year-olds, registeredEducationJanuary 202694,235––
Children registered for funded early education by council, England: 3 and 4-year-olds, estimated eligibleEducationJanuary 2026103,812.59––
Children registered for funded early education by council, England: 3-year-olds, registeredEducationJanuary 202644,586––
Children registered for funded early education by council, England: 3-year-olds, estimated eligibleEducationJanuary 202650,485.55––
Children registered for funded early education by council, England: 4-year-olds, registeredEducationJanuary 202649,649––
Children registered for funded early education by council, England: 4-year-olds, estimated eligibleEducationJanuary 202653,327.04––
Children registered for funded early education by council, England: 2-year-olds, registeredEducationJanuary 20266,306––
Children registered for funded early education by council, England: 2-year-olds, estimated eligibleEducationJanuary 202610,017––
Destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Students completing 16 to 18 studyEducation2023/2440,212––
Destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Sustained education, apprenticeship or employmentEducation2023/2431,913––
Destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Sustained educationEducation2023/2417,591––
Destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Sustained apprenticeshipEducation2023/243,191––
Destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Sustained employmentEducation2023/2411,131––
Destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Not sustainedEducation2023/246,088––
Destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Activity not capturedEducation2023/242,211––
Destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Pupils completing key stage 4Education2023/2453,583––
Destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Sustained education, apprenticeship or employmentEducation2023/2448,839––
Destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Sustained educationEducation2023/2445,838––
Destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Sustained apprenticeshipEducation2023/241,854––
Destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Sustained employmentEducation2023/241,147––
Destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Not sustainedEducation2023/243,024––
Destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Activity not capturedEducation2023/241,720––
EHC plans by council, EnglandEducationEHC plans54,840––
Early learning goals at the expected level per child by council, EnglandEducationGoals at the expected level per child14.40––
Early years foundation stage profile results by council, England: Children assessedEducation2025/2649,258––
Early years foundation stage profile results by council, England: Good level of developmentEducation2025/2635,330––
Early years foundation stage profile results by council, England: Expected level in every goalEducation2025/2634,555––
Early years foundation stage profile results by council, England: Expected level in communication, language and literacyEducation2025/2635,933––
Early years foundation stage profile results by council, England: Expected level in no goalEducation2025/262,255––
Elective home education rate by council, EnglandEducationChildren in elective home education per 100 aged 5 to 161.6%––
GCSE English and maths, grade 4 or above, by council, EnglandEducation2025/2663.5%2024/2564.0%
GCSE English and maths, grade 5 or above, by council, EnglandEducationGrade 5 or above in English and maths44.0%––
Good level of development at the end of reception by council, England: Good level of developmentEducation2025/2671.72%––
Good level of development at the end of reception by council, England: Expected level in every goalEducation2025/2670.15%––
Good level of development at the end of reception by council, England: Expected level in communication, language and literacyEducation2025/2672.95%––
Good level of development at the end of reception by council, England: Expected level in no goalEducation2025/264.58%––
Key stage 2 average scaled scores by council, England: Reading: average scaled scoreEducation2025/26105––
Key stage 2 average scaled scores by council, England: Maths: average scaled scoreEducation2025/26104––
Key stage 2 average scaled scores by council, England: Grammar, punctuation and spelling: average scaled scoreEducation2025/26105––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Reading, writing and maths: pupilsEducation2025/2657,710––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Reading, writing and maths: expected standardEducation2025/2635,210––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Reading, writing and maths: higher standardEducation2025/263,930––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Reading: pupilsEducation2025/2657,740––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Reading: expected standardEducation2025/2642,280––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Reading: higher standardEducation2025/2616,180––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Writing: pupilsEducation2025/2657,710––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Writing: expected standardEducation2025/2641,540––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Writing: higher standardEducation2025/266,250––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Maths: pupilsEducation2025/2657,730––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Maths: expected standardEducation2025/2642,770––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Maths: higher standardEducation2025/2614,460––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Grammar, punctuation and spelling: pupilsEducation2025/2657,730––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Grammar, punctuation and spelling: expected standardEducation2025/2641,840––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Grammar, punctuation and spelling: higher standardEducation2025/2616,060––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Science: pupilsEducation2025/2657,700––
Key stage 2 pupils by council, England: Science: expected standardEducation2025/2647,470––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Reading, writing and maths: expected standardEducation2025/2661.0%––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Reading, writing and maths: higher standardEducation2025/267.0%––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Reading: expected standardEducation2025/2673.0%––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Reading: higher standardEducation2025/2628.0%––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Writing: expected standardEducation2025/2672.0%––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Writing: higher standardEducation2025/2611.0%––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Maths: expected standardEducation2025/2674.0%––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Maths: higher standardEducation2025/2625.0%––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Grammar, punctuation and spelling: expected standardEducation2025/2672.0%––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Grammar, punctuation and spelling: higher standardEducation2025/2628.0%––
Key stage 2 results by council, England: Science: expected standardEducation2025/2682.0%––
Key stage 4 in alternative provision by council, England: Pupils at the end of key stage 4Education2025/26994––
Key stage 4 in alternative provision by council, England: Grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2025/2623––
Key stage 4 in alternative provision by council, England: Grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2025/269––
Key stage 4 pupils and grades by council, England: Pupils at the end of key stage 4Education2025/2655,174––
Key stage 4 pupils and grades by council, England: Grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2025/2635,025––
Key stage 4 pupils and grades by council, England: Grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2025/2624,286––
Key stage 4 results in alternative provision by council, England: Grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2025/262.3%––
Key stage 4 results in alternative provision by council, England: Grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2025/260.9%––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: Children in need: pupils at the end of key stage 4Education2024/25860––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: Children in need: grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/25140––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: Children in need: grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/2570––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: Children in need: entering the EBaccEducation2024/2570––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: pupils at the end of key stage 4Education2024/25170––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/2530––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/2520––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: entering the EBaccEducation2024/2520––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: pupils at the end of key stage 4Education2024/25460––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/2580––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/2540––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: entering the EBaccEducation2024/2550––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): Children in need: grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/2516.8%––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): Children in need: grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/257.6%––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): Children in need: entering the EBaccEducation2024/258.7%––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): On a child protection plan: grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/2516.5%––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): On a child protection plan: grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/258.8%––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): On a child protection plan: entering the EBaccEducation2024/2512.4%––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): Looked after for 12 months: grade 4 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/2517.9%––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): Looked after for 12 months: grade 5 or above in English and mathsEducation2024/258.1%––
Key stage 4 results of children in need by council, England (shares): Looked after for 12 months: entering the EBaccEducation2024/2510.1%––
Multiplication tables check average score by council, EnglandEducationAverage score20.8––
Multiplication tables check by council, England: Took the checkEducation2024/2597.0%––
Multiplication tables check by council, England: Did not take the checkEducation2024/253.0%––
Multiplication tables check by council, England: AbsentEducation2024/250.0%––
Multiplication tables check by council, England: Just arrivedEducation2024/250.0%––
Multiplication tables check by council, England: Unable to take partEducation2024/251.0%––
Multiplication tables check by council, England: Working below the curriculum's expectationEducation2024/253.0%––
Multiplication tables check by council, England: Reason missingEducation2024/250.0%––
Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England: Eligible pupilsEducation2024/2557,400––
Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England: Took the checkEducation2024/2555,410––
Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England: Did not take the checkEducation2024/251,990––
Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England: AbsentEducation2024/25160––
Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England: Just arrivedEducation2024/2520––
Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England: Unable to take partEducation2024/25330––
Multiplication tables check pupils by council, England: Working below the curriculum's expectationEducation2024/251,490––
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 exceptionsEducation20258,918––
New EHC plans and those issued within 20 weeks by council, England: Within 20 weeks, excluding exceptionsEducation20252,892––
New EHC plans and those issued within 20 weeks by council, England: Plans issued, including exceptionsEducation20259,265––
New EHC plans and those issued within 20 weeks by council, England: Within 20 weeks, including exceptionsEducation20252,948––
New EHC plans issued within 20 weeks by council, England: Excluding exceptionsEducation202532.43%––
New EHC plans issued within 20 weeks by council, England: Including exceptionsEducation202531.82%––
Persistent absence so far this school year by council, England: All schoolsEducation2025/26 to week 30 of 202618.52%––
Persistent absence so far this school year by council, England: Primary schoolsEducation2025/26 to week 30 of 202613.19%––
Persistent absence so far this school year by council, England: Secondary schoolsEducation2025/26 to week 30 of 202623.93%––
Persistent absence so far this school year by council, England: Special schoolsEducation2025/26 to week 30 of 202635.86%––
Persistent and severe absence by council, England: Persistently absentEducation2024/2517.34%––
Persistent and severe absence by council, England: Severely absentEducation2024/252.43%––
Persistently and severely absent pupils by council, England: EnrolmentsEducation2024/25646,339––
Persistently and severely absent pupils by council, England: Persistently absentEducation2024/25112,070––
Persistently and severely absent pupils by council, England: Severely absentEducation2024/2515,680––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: Year 1: pupilsEducation2025/2650,720––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: Year 1: expected standardEducation2025/2641,180––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: Year 1: working towardsEducation2025/267,540––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: Year 1: absentEducation2025/26110––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: Year 1: disappliedEducation2025/261,880––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: By the end of Year 2: pupilsEducation2025/2652,610––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: By the end of Year 2: expected standardEducation2025/2646,990––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: By the end of Year 2: working towardsEducation2025/264,020––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: By the end of Year 2: absentEducation2025/2690––
Phonics screening check pupils by council, England: By the end of Year 2: disappliedEducation2025/261,510––
Phonics screening check results by council, England: Year 1: expected standardEducation2025/2681.0%––
Phonics screening check results by council, England: Year 1: working towardsEducation2025/2615.0%––
Phonics screening check results by council, England: Year 1: absentEducation2025/260.0%––
Phonics screening check results by council, England: Year 1: disappliedEducation2025/264.0%––
Phonics screening check results by council, England: By the end of Year 2: expected standardEducation2025/2689.0%––
Phonics screening check results by council, England: By the end of Year 2: working towardsEducation2025/268.0%––
Phonics screening check results by council, England: By the end of Year 2: absentEducation2025/260.0%––
Phonics screening check results by council, England: By the end of Year 2: disappliedEducation2025/263.0%––
Progression to higher education or training by council, England: Level 3 studentsEducation2022/2328,985––
Progression to higher education or training by council, England: Level 4 or higherEducation2022/2318,519––
Progression to higher education or training by council, England: A degreeEducation2022/2316,985––
Progression to higher education or training by council, England: A level 4 or 5 courseEducation2022/23806––
Progression to higher education or training by council, England: A higher apprenticeshipEducation2022/23728––
Progression to higher education or training by council, England: A top third universityEducation2022/234,345––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: all providersEducationJanuary 20264,180––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: state-funded schoolsEducationJanuary 20261,599––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: 3 and 4-year-olds' universal hours: private, voluntary and independent providersEducationJanuary 20262,581––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: Early learning for 2-year-olds: all providersEducationJanuary 20261,524––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: Early learning for 2-year-olds: state-funded schoolsEducationJanuary 2026144––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: Early learning for 2-year-olds: private, voluntary and independent providersEducationJanuary 20261,380––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: Working parents' hours: all providersEducationJanuary 20263,769––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: Working parents' hours: state-funded schoolsEducationJanuary 2026633––
Providers of funded early education by council, England: Working parents' hours: private, voluntary and independent providersEducationJanuary 20263,136––
Pupils by constituency, EnglandEducation2025/26724,5862024/25730,837
Pupils eligible for free school meals by constituency, EnglandEducation2025/2626.00%2024/2525.25%
Pupils eligible for free school meals by council, EnglandEducation2025/2626.00%2024/2525.25%
Pupils on SEN support by constituency, EnglandEducation2025/2613.67%2024/2513.49%
Pupils with an EHC plan by constituency, EnglandEducation2025/265.55%2024/254.70%
Requests for an EHC needs assessment by council, England: RequestsEducation202513,219––
Requests for an EHC needs assessment by council, England: Decided to assessEducation20257,831––
Requests for an EHC needs assessment by council, England: Decided not to assessEducation20254,329––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: A levels: retainedEducation2024/2592.9%––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: A levels: retained and assessedEducation2024/2592.24%––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: A levels: returned for a second yearEducation2024/2591.69%––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Academic qualifications: retainedEducation2024/2592.90%––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Academic qualifications: retained and assessedEducation2024/2592.24%––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Academic qualifications: returned for a second yearEducation2024/2591.66%––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Applied general qualifications: retainedEducation2024/2586.84%––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Applied general qualifications: retained and assessedEducation2024/2582.78%––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Applied general qualifications: returned for a second yearEducation2024/2577.10%––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Tech levels: retainedEducation2024/2588.71%––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Tech levels: retained and assessedEducation2024/2578.38%––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Tech levels: returned for a second yearEducation2024/2575.05%––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Technical certificates: retainedEducation2024/2585.86%––
Retention in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Technical certificates: retained and assessedEducation2024/2569.23%––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Possible sessionsEducation2024/25229,283,785––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Overall absenceEducation2024/2515,218,776––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Authorised absenceEducation2024/2510,187,302––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Unauthorised absenceEducation2024/255,031,474––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: IllnessEducation2024/257,306,276––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Medical or dental appointmentsEducation2024/25728,284––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Religious observanceEducation2024/25162,296––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Study leaveEducation2024/2558,567––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: InterviewsEducation2024/2525,449––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Regulated performancesEducation2024/259,531––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Temporary reduced timetablesEducation2024/25584,442––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Mobile childrenEducation2024/2526,284––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: ExcludedEducation2024/25373,795––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Other authorisedEducation2024/25912,378––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Unauthorised holidaysEducation2024/251,082,698––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Late after registers closedEducation2024/25459,335––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: Other unauthorisedEducation2024/253,420,168––
Sessions missed by reason by council, England: No reason yetEducation2024/2569,276––
Share of EHC needs assessment requests decided to assess by council, England: Decided to assessEducation202559.2%––
Share of EHC needs assessment requests decided to assess by council, England: Decided not to assessEducation202532.7%––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: Children in need: with special educational needsEducation2024/2549.9%––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: Children in need: with an EHC planEducation2024/2526.1%––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: Children in need: on SEN supportEducation2024/2523.8%––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: Children in need: with no special educational needsEducation2024/2550.1%––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: On a child protection plan: with special educational needsEducation2024/2540.5%––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: On a child protection plan: with an EHC planEducation2024/2511.5%––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: On a child protection plan: on SEN supportEducation2024/2529.0%––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: On a child protection plan: with no special educational needsEducation2024/2559.5%––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: with special educational needsEducation2024/2562.6%––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: with an EHC planEducation2024/2533.3%––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: on SEN supportEducation2024/2529.3%––
Share of children in need with special educational needs by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: with no special educational needsEducation2024/2537.4%––
Share progressing to higher education or training by council, England: Level 4 or higherEducation2022/2363.9%––
Share progressing to higher education or training by council, England: A degreeEducation2022/2358.6%––
Share progressing to higher education or training by council, England: A level 4 or 5 courseEducation2022/232.8%––
Share progressing to higher education or training by council, England: A higher apprenticeshipEducation2022/232.5%––
Share progressing to higher education or training by council, England: A top third universityEducation2022/2315.0%––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Children in need: pupilsEducation2024/259,420––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Children in need: with special educational needsEducation2024/254,700––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Children in need: with an EHC planEducation2024/252,460––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Children in need: on SEN supportEducation2024/252,240––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Children in need: with no special educational needsEducation2024/254,720––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: pupilsEducation2024/252,540––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: with special educational needsEducation2024/251,030––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: with an EHC planEducation2024/25290––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: on SEN supportEducation2024/25740––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: On a child protection plan: with no special educational needsEducation2024/251,510––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: pupilsEducation2024/253,130––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: with special educational needsEducation2024/251,960––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: with an EHC planEducation2024/251,040––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: on SEN supportEducation2024/25920––
Special educational needs of children in need by council, England: Looked after for 12 months: with no special educational needsEducation2024/251,170––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: A levels: studentsEducation2024/2517,803––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: A levels: on a two-year programmeEducation2024/2517,643––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Academic qualifications: studentsEducation2024/2517,809––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Academic qualifications: on a two-year programmeEducation2024/2517,648––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Applied general qualifications: studentsEducation2024/257,061––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Applied general qualifications: on a two-year programmeEducation2024/256,955––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Tech levels: studentsEducation2024/252,100––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Tech levels: on a two-year programmeEducation2024/252,084––
Students in 16 to 18 study by council, England: Technical certificates: studentsEducation2024/25884––
Sustained destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Sustained education, apprenticeship or employmentEducation2023/2479.4%––
Sustained destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Sustained educationEducation2023/2443.7%––
Sustained destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Sustained apprenticeshipEducation2023/247.9%––
Sustained destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Sustained employmentEducation2023/2427.7%––
Sustained destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Not sustainedEducation2023/2415.1%––
Sustained destinations after 16 to 18 study by council, England: Activity not capturedEducation2023/245.5%––
Sustained destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Sustained education, apprenticeship or employmentEducation2023/2491.1%––
Sustained destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Sustained educationEducation2023/2485.5%––
Sustained destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Sustained apprenticeshipEducation2023/243.5%––
Sustained destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Sustained employmentEducation2023/242.1%––
Sustained destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Not sustainedEducation2023/245.6%––
Sustained destinations after key stage 4 by council, England: Activity not capturedEducation2023/243.2%––
Take-up of funded early education by council, England: 3 and 4-year-oldsEducationJanuary 202690.77%––
Take-up of funded early education by council, England: 3-year-oldsEducationJanuary 202688.31%––
Take-up of funded early education by council, England: 4-year-oldsEducationJanuary 202693.10%––
Take-up of funded early education by council, England: 2-year-oldsEducationJanuary 202662.95%––
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 20252,696––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: LAD 1: households upgradedEnergy and environmentNov 20252,161––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: LAD 2: households signed upEnergy and environmentNov 20253,795––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: LAD 2: measures installedEnergy and environmentNov 20252,373––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: LAD 2: households upgradedEnergy and environmentNov 20252,051––
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 20253,225––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: LAD 3: households upgradedEnergy and environmentNov 20252,671––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: HUG 1: households signed upEnergy and environmentNov 2025698––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: HUG 1: measures installedEnergy and environmentNov 2025913––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: HUG 1: households upgradedEnergy and environmentNov 2025524––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: HUG 2: measures installedEnergy and environmentNov 20252,578––
Green Homes Grant and Home Upgrade Grant by council, England: HUG 2: households upgradedEnergy and environmentNov 20251,365––
Greenhouse gas emissions by council, UKEnergy and environment202430,175.0 ktCO₂e202330,626.1 ktCO₂e
Greenhouse gas emissions, England's regions and the UK's nationsEnergy and environment202430,175.0 ktCO₂e202330,626.1 ktCO₂e
Heat pump grants paid by constituency, England and Wales: Heat pump technologiesEnergy and environmentMay 2022 to September 20269,426––
Heat pump grants paid by constituency, England and Wales: Biomass boilersEnergy and environmentMay 2022 to September 202613––
Heat pump grants paid each year by constituency, England and WalesEnergy and environment2025/262,9472024/252,520
Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund by council, England: Wave 1: measures installedEnergy and environmentAug 20263,355––
Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund by council, England: Wave 1: households upgradedEnergy and environmentAug 20261,843––
Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund by council, England: Wave 2.1: measures installedEnergy and environmentAug 20269,986––
Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund by council, England: Wave 2.1: households upgradedEnergy and environmentAug 20265,322––
Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund by council, England: Wave 2.2: measures installedEnergy and environmentAug 2026247––
Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund by council, England: Wave 2.2: households upgradedEnergy and environmentAug 2026134––
Alcohol-specific deaths by council, England and WalesHealth2022 to 202415.9 per 100,0002021 to 202315.9 per 100,000
Avoidable mortality by council, England and WalesHealth2022 to 2024245.6 per 100,0002021 to 2023255.3 per 100,000
Avoidable mortality by region, EnglandHealth2024242.9 per 100,0002023249.6 per 100,000
Deaths related to drug poisoning by council, England and WalesHealth2022 to 20249.30 per 100,0002021 to 20238.90 per 100,000
Estimated deaths of people experiencing homelessness, England and WalesHealth2025: estimated deaths782024: estimated deaths64
Identified deaths of people experiencing homelessness by council, England and WalesHealth202567202452
Suicide rate by constituency, England and Wales, 2022 to 2024: Age-standardised rateHealth2022 to 202411.8 per 100,000––
Suicide rate by constituency, England and Wales, 2022 to 2024: Lower 95% confidence limitHealth2022 to 202411.2 per 100,000––
Suicide rate by constituency, England and Wales, 2022 to 2024: Upper 95% confidence limitHealth2022 to 202412.4 per 100,000––
Suicide rate by council, England and Wales: Suicide rateHealth2023 to 202511.4 per 100,000––
Suicide rate by council, England and Wales: Suicide rate: lower 95% confidence limitHealth2023 to 202510.9 per 100,000––
Suicide rate by council, England and Wales: Suicide rate: upper 95% confidence limitHealth2023 to 202512.0 per 100,000––
Suicides by council, England and WalesHealth20254542024537
Average house price by council, UKHousingAug 2026£241,955Aug 2025£240,801
Average house price by regionHousingAug 2026£241,955Aug 2025£240,801
Energy efficiency measures installed by constituency, Great Britain: Energy Company ObligationHousingDec 2025366,509––
Energy efficiency measures installed by constituency, Great Britain: Great British Insulation SchemeHousingDec 202511,876––
Energy efficiency measures installed by constituency, Great Britain: Local Authority DeliveryHousingDec 20258,294––
Energy efficiency measures installed by constituency, Great Britain: Home Upgrade GrantHousingDec 20253,491––
Energy efficiency measures installed by constituency, Great Britain: Social Housing Decarbonisation FundHousingDec 202510,353––
Homes given energy efficiency measures by constituency, Great Britain: Energy Company ObligationHousingDec 2025197,283––
Homes given energy efficiency measures by constituency, Great Britain: Great British Insulation SchemeHousingDec 20257,894––
Homes given energy efficiency measures by constituency, Great Britain: Local Authority DeliveryHousingDec 20256,883––
Homes given energy efficiency measures by constituency, Great Britain: Home Upgrade GrantHousingDec 20251,889––
Homes given energy efficiency measures by constituency, Great Britain: Social Housing Decarbonisation FundHousingDec 20255,780––
Homes on the council tax list by constituency, England and WalesHousing20262,253,470––
Homes on the council tax list by council, England and WalesHousing20262,254,310––
Households in fuel poverty by constituency, EnglandHousing202410.59%––
Households in fuel poverty by council, EnglandHousing202410.59%––
Households in temporary accommodation by council, EnglandHousing31 Mar 20264,410––
Households owed a homelessness duty by council, EnglandHousingQ1 20266,090––
People sleeping rough by council, EnglandHousing20253872024393
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency and year, UK: Total to 31 March 2026Housing31 Mar 202699,360––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency and year, UK: Before 1 April 2021Housing31 Mar 202648,090––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency and year, UK: 1 April 2021 to 31 March 2022 (2021/22)Housing31 Mar 202610,120––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency and year, UK: 1 April 2022 to 31 March 2023 (2022/23)Housing31 Mar 20267,140––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency and year, UK: 1 April 2023 to 31 March 2024 (2023/24)Housing31 Mar 202613,640––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency and year, UK: 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025 (2024/25)Housing31 Mar 202610,240––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency and year, UK: 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026 (2025/26)Housing31 Mar 202610,140––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency, UK: Total to 30 June 2026Housing30 Jun 2026103,410––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency, UK: Before 1 April 2024Housing30 Jun 202678,990––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency, UK: 1 April 2024 to 30 June 2024 (Q1 2024/25)Housing30 Jun 2026880––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency, UK: 1 July 2024 to 30 September 2024 (Q2 2024/25)Housing30 Jun 20263,500––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency, UK: 1 October 2024 to 31 December 2024 (Q3 2024/25)Housing30 Jun 20263,490––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency, UK: 1 January 2025 to 31 March 2025 (Q4 2024/25)Housing30 Jun 20262,360––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency, UK: 1 April 2025 to 30 June 2025 (Q1 2025/26)Housing30 Jun 20262,230––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency, UK: 1 July 2025 to 30 September 2025 (Q2 2025/26)Housing30 Jun 20262,160––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency, UK: 1 October 2025 to 31 December 2025 (Q3 2025/26)Housing30 Jun 20262,430––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency, UK: 1 January 2026 to 31 March 2026 (Q4 2025/26)Housing30 Jun 20263,550––
Premises given gigabit broadband by BDUK by constituency, UK: 1 April 2026 to 30 June 2026 (Q1 2026/27)Housing30 Jun 20263,820––
Share of households given the Warm Home Discount by constituency, Great BritainHousing2025/2619.64%––
Warm Home Discount by constituency, Great BritainHousing2025/26435,710––
Change on the year in median weekly pay where people work, by constituencyLabour market20264.4%––
Claimant count by constituency, Great BritainLabour marketSep 2026110,430Sep 2025110,325
Claimant count, England's regions and the UK's nationsLabour marketSep 2026110,430Sep 2025110,325
Claimant count, the UK's councilsLabour marketSep 2026110,430Sep 2025110,325
Disability employment gap by council, UKLabour market2021 to 202328.03 percentage points2020 to 202226.40 percentage points
Disability employment rate by council, UKLabour market2021 to 202353.49%2020 to 202254.43%
Disabled people aged 16 to 64 by council, UKLabour market2021 to 2023694,9722020 to 2022661,741
Disabled people in work by council, UKLabour market2021 to 2023371,7522020 to 2022360,177
Economic inactivity rate, England's regions and the UK's nationsLabour marketJun–Aug 202619.95%May–Jul 202620.31%
Employment rate, England's regions and the UK's nationsLabour marketJun–Aug 202676.32%May–Jul 202675.92%
Employment, unemployment and inactivity by constituency, Great Britain: Employment rate, aged 16 to 64Labour marketYear ending June 202675.64%––
Employment, unemployment and inactivity by constituency, Great Britain: Unemployment rate, aged 16 and overLabour marketYear ending June 20264.55%––
Employment, unemployment and inactivity by constituency, Great Britain: Economic inactivity rate, aged 16 to 64Labour marketYear ending June 202620.62%––
Employment, unemployment and inactivity by constituency, Great Britain: Claimant count, as a share of people aged 16 to 64Labour marketYear ending June 20263.4%––
How precise median weekly pay where people work is, by constituencyLabour market20260.8%––
Median monthly pay of payrolled employees, England's regions and the UK's nationsLabour marketSep 2026£2,552Aug 2026£2,545
Median weekly pay of full-time employees, by constituencyLabour market2026£753.80––
Median weekly pay where people work, by constituencyLabour market2026£619.20––
Median weekly pay, Great Britain's councilsLabour market2026£641.30––
Non-disabled employment rate by council, UKLabour market2021 to 202381.52%2020 to 202280.83%
Payrolled employees, England's regions and the UK's nationsLabour marketSep 20262,209,865Aug 20262,208,843
Unemployment rate, England's regions and the UK's nationsLabour marketJun–Aug 20264.70%May–Jul 20264.86%
Signatures to the most-signed open petitions by constituency: Hold a UK-wide briefing on climate and nature risks (#767687)Parliament and democracy1 Nov 20268,209––
Signatures to the most-signed open petitions by constituency: End the mandatory fortification of white flour with folic acid immediately (#769589)Parliament and democracy1 Nov 20269,106––
Signatures to the most-signed open petitions by constituency: Reduce the state pension age to 65 for all (#780269)Parliament and democracy1 Nov 20268,670––
Signatures to the most-signed open petitions by constituency: Launch a public inquiry into illegal migration in the UK (#773633)Parliament and democracy1 Nov 20266,969––
Signatures to the most-signed open petitions by constituency: Make statutory maternity pay 90% of wage for first 12 weeks & minimum wage after (#779259)Parliament and democracy1 Nov 20265,096––
Signatures to the most-signed open petitions by constituency: Make catapult attacks against animals a standalone criminal offence (#777710)Parliament and democracy1 Nov 20264,796––
Signatures to the most-signed open petitions by constituency: Launch a public inquiry into the UK's role in Israeli operations in Gaza (#783252)Parliament and democracy1 Nov 20263,182––
Signatures to the most-signed open petitions by constituency: Provide lifelong vet care and financial support for retired service animals (#769616)Parliament and democracy1 Nov 20265,249––
Signatures to the most-signed open petitions by constituency: Permanent driving ban on intoxicated drivers guilty of causing death (#771401)Parliament and democracy1 Nov 20262,278––
Signatures to the most-signed open petitions by constituency: Ensure new sewage treatment infrastructure meets higher standards as in the EU (#763721)Parliament and democracy1 Nov 2026615––
Population of England's regions and the UK's nationsPopulationMid-20255,085,641Mid-20245,060,240
Population of the UK's councilsPopulationMid-20255,085,641Mid-20245,060,240
Net fiscal balance, England's regions and the UK's nationsPublic finances2024/25£18.1bn2023/24£16.6bn
Public spending per head, England's regions and the UK's nationsPublic finances2024/25£12,1582023/24£11,613
Motor vehicle traffic by highway authority, Great BritainTransport202530,451 million vehicle miles202429,798 million vehicle miles
Children affected by the two child limit by constituency, Great BritainWelfare and benefitsApr 202645,190Apr 202542,000
Children in Tax-Free Childcare by council, UKWelfare and benefits2025/2691,7952023/2476,785
Children in households affected by the two child limit by constituency, Great BritainWelfare and benefitsApr 2026121,890Apr 2025117,020
Children in low income families by constituency, after housing costs, UKWelfare and benefits2024/2526.52%2023/2426.72%
Children in low income families by constituency, before housing costs, UKWelfare and benefits2024/2521.53%2023/2421.12%
Children in low income families by council, UKWelfare and benefits2024/2526.52%2023/2426.72%
Families getting Child Benefit by constituency, UKWelfare and benefitsAug 2025525,965––
Families getting Child Benefit by council, UKWelfare and benefitsAug 2025525,965––
Families using Tax-Free Childcare by council, UKWelfare and benefits2025/2669,9252023/2459,600
Families who opted out of Child Benefit payments, by constituency, UKWelfare and benefitsAug 202540,170––
Households affected by the two child limit by constituency, Great BritainWelfare and benefitsApr 202634,470Apr 202532,920
Households eligible for Pension Credit by council, Great Britain: All eligible householdsWelfare and benefits2023/24163,000––
Households eligible for Pension Credit by council, Great Britain: Potentially eligible householdsWelfare and benefits2023/2463,000––
Households eligible for Pension Credit by council, Great Britain: Eligible households in receiptWelfare and benefits2023/24100,000––
Households likely to gain from removing the two child limit by constituency, Great BritainWelfare and benefitsApr 202631,460––
Pension Credit applications by constituency, Great BritainWelfare and benefits30 Mar 202626023 Mar 2026280
Pension Credit claims decided by constituency, Great BritainWelfare and benefits30 Mar 202626023 Mar 2026310
Pension Credit claims waiting for a decision by constituency, Great BritainWelfare and benefits30 Mar 2026820––
Pension Credit receipt rate by council, Great BritainWelfare and benefits2023/2461.36%––
Re-referrals to children's social care by council, England: Re-referrals within 12 monthsWelfare and benefits2024/2524.7%––
Re-referrals to children's social care by council, England: Children re-referred within 12 monthsWelfare and benefits2024/2523.1%––
Re-referrals to children's social care by council, England: No further actionWelfare and benefits2024/258.9%––
Re-referrals to children's social care by council, England: Assessed as not in needWelfare and benefits2024/2535.8%––
Referrals to children's social care by council, England: ReferralsWelfare and benefits2024/2553,190––
Referrals to children's social care by council, England: Children referredWelfare and benefits2024/2546,280––
Referrals to children's social care by council, England: Re-referrals within 12 monthsWelfare and benefits2024/2513,120––
Referrals to children's social care by council, England: Children re-referred within 12 monthsWelfare and benefits2024/2510,710––
Referrals to children's social care by council, England: No further actionWelfare and benefits2024/254,710––
Referrals to children's social care by council, England: Assessed as not in needWelfare and benefits2024/2519,020––
Winter Fuel Payment by constituency, England and WalesWelfare and benefits2025/26938,830––
Winter Fuel Payment by council, England and WalesWelfare and benefits2025/26938,830––

Councils

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Counties

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Constituencies

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