Regional Trends

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Regional Trends is a comprehensive regular source of official statistics for the Statistical Regions of the UK (Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Government Office Regions within England). It includes a wide range of demographic, social, industrial and economic statistics, covering aspects of life in the regions. Source agency: Office for National Statistics Designation: National Statistics Language: English Alternative title: RT

Overview

Released	2000-09-28
Last updated	2011-07-29
Tags	business-and-industry businesses children-education-and-skills crime-and-justice crime-and-law-enforcement economic economics-and-finance education-and-skills employment-jobs-and-careers Environment health-and-social-care health-well-being-and-care housing housing-and-households labour-market leisure-and-culture people-and-places population regional-accounts regional-regional-trends social-protection-and-benefits transport-and-infrastructure travel-and-transport
Department	Office for National Statistics
Published by	Office for National Statistics

Resources (download)

Download	Regional Economies: Measuring Short-Term Output Change
Download	No. 43, 2011 Edition
Download	Measuring the Economic Impact of an Intervention or Investment
Download	Foreign ownership of businesses in the UK
Download	Regional Trends, July 2011 Edition
Download	No. 36, 2001 Edition
Download	No. 35, 2000 Edition
Download	No. 37, 2002 Edition
Download	No. 38, 2004 Edition
Download	No. 39, 2006 Edition
Download	No. 40, 2008 Edition
Download	No. 41, 2009 Edition
Download	No. 42, 2010 Edition

Details

Name	regional_trends
Licence	UK Open Government Licence (OGL)
Geographic coverage	England Northern Ireland Scotland Wales
Geographical granularity	Local Authority and County
Categories	People and Places

Contact information

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