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Custom report - Nomis - Official Census and Labour Market Statistics

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nomis - official labour market statistics

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Find, compare and visualise statistics about communities in the United Kingdom. Includes data on population, economy and health.

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Acorn | Geodemographic Segmentation | Acorn Data | CACI

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Acorn provides a geodemographic segmentation of the UK's population. Acorn is used to analyse customers, identify profitable prospects, evaluate local markets.

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The aim of the Cumbria Intelligence Observatory is to bring together existing research and analysis resources throughout the county, working jointly with partners, to provide information and intelligence for Cumbria. To find out more about Cumbria and the people who live here simply click a theme below.

The 'Quick Profiles' tool below provides an overview report for wards within Cumbria. To view more detailed profiles for the county as a whole, districts, electoral divisions, wards and LSOAs, please visit our theme pages and click on the 'Reports' option at the top of each page.

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The aim of the Cumbria Intelligence Observatory is to bring together existing research and analysis resources throughout the county, working jointly with partners, to provide information and intelligence for Cumbria. To find out more about Cumbria and the people who live here simply click a theme below.

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NHS England " Health should not be a postcode lottery

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Health and high quality care for all, now and for future generations

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We compose information about properties and local amenities. We have access to information about local bus stops and train stations for those who commute. For those interested in property prices we provide average monthly rents and statistics on sold property prices. If you are looking to know if a particular area is safe we offer local crime statistics. Last but not least we have information about internet speeds from the latest Ofcom release.

Whether you are looking for your new home to rent or buy or checking crime stats we have data ready for you. Our service is free and data is updated almost daily. We have the option to integrate our service with your site.

Contact us for more information.

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CheckMyStreet - Check My Street - Free local information, Average rents, Sold prices, Crime Rate, Broadband speeds

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We compose information about properties and local amenities. We have access to information about local bus stops and train stations for those who commute. For those interested in property prices we provide average monthly rents and statistics on sold property prices. If you are looking to know if a particular area is safe we offer local crime statistics.

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Statistics Definitions > What is a Decile?

Watch the video or read the article below:

Deciles are similar to quartiles. But while quartiles sort data into four quarters, deciles sort data into ten equal parts: The 10th, 20th, 30th, 40th, 50th, 60th, 70th, 80th, 90th and 100th percentiles.

A decile rank assigns a number to a decile:

The higher your place in the decile rankings, the higher your overall ranking. For example, if you were in the 99th percentile for a particular test, that would put you in the decile ranking of 10. A person who scored very low (say, the 5th percentile) would find themselves in a decile rank of 1.

Why are Decile ranks used instead of percentiles of quartiles?

Decile rankings are just another way to categorize data. Which system you use is usually a judgment call. For example, if you wanted to display class rankings on a pie chart, using deciles would make more sense that percentiles. That's because a pie chart with 10-categories would be much easier to read than a pie chart with 99 categories.

What is a Decile used for in Real Life?

Deciles and decile ranks are used more often in real life than in the classroom. For example, Australia uses decile ranks to report drought data. Deciles 1-2 represent the lowest 20% ("much below normal"). That means droughts that are "much below normal" don't occur more than 20% of the time.

Deciles are also commonly used for college admissions and high school rankings. For example, this chart from Roanoke College shows the high school decile rankings for the student body.

Next: Interdecile Range

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Statistics Definitions > What is a Decile? Watch the video or read the article below: Deciles are similar to quartiles. But while quartiles sort data into four quarters, deciles sort data into ten equal parts: The 10th, 20th, 30th, 40th, 50th, 60th, 70th, 80th, 90th and 100th percentiles.

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The local authority health profiles provide an overview of health for each local authority in England. They pull together existing information and data on a range of indicators for local populations, highlighting issues that can affect health in each locality.

The aim of the profile is to help local government and health services make plans to improve the health of their local population and reduce health inequalities.

The ' Health profile for England' focuses on national health trends, while Local Health provides health information for small areas within local authorities, enabling users to explore differences at a more local level.

Revisions to the content of the health profiles are listed in the health profiles revisions log (Excel).

Indicators are sourced from the Public Health Outcomes Framework (PHOF) unless otherwise stated.

Contact us

For enquiries or feedback relating to the health profiles, email PHA-OHID@dhsc.gov.uk .

Your Local Knowledge and Intelligence Service (LKIS) can give you more information about health in your area. To contact them via email, please use the links below

If you have any comments on the online tool (for example, the tool functionality rather than the health profiles content), email profilefeedback@dhsc.gov.uk .

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Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID)

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An overview of health for each local authority in England.

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We’re sorry, there’s a technical fault with the crime map at the moment. We are working on it, and hope to have it up and running again in no time. Please do check back soon. Click here to find your local policing team in England, Northern Ireland or Wales. To use the crime map, enter your postcode in the box below to find out how many crimes have been recorded.

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Office For National Statistics Census (2021)

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Office For National Statistics Census (2021)

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Skip to main content

The census takes place every 10 years. It gives us a picture of all the people and households in England and Wales.

Census 2021 data

Find data for Census 2021.

Census releases

See what we've published, and our plans for the future.

Geography

Find Census 2021 data for different areas.

Census topics

Find census data, analysis and quality information using these topics.

If you need help, contact census customer services.

Scotland and Northern Ireland censuses

We are responsible for the census in England and Wales.

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Skip to main content The census takes place every 10 years. It gives us a picture of all the people and households in England and Wales. Find data for Census 2021. See what we've published, and our plans for the future. Find Census 2021 data for different areas.

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Find Crime Data for Your Postcode | UK Crime Statistics

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Get Crime Statistics for your postcode in the UK. Compare crime rates for different areas and find out about the latest crime trends.

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Find your postcode and get information on your local area

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View the latest crime, house prices, population, housing, gender, marital status, ethnicity, religion, health and employment information in your area

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Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID)

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Fingertips is a rich source of indicators across a range of health and wellbeing themes designed to support JSNA and commissioning to improve health and wellbeing, and reduce inequalities.

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Fingertips is a large public health data collection. The data is organised into themed profiles, showing an overview of indicators for each theme.

About Fingertips profiles

Fingertips profiles are a rich source of indicators across a range of health and wellbeing themes. They are designed to support Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) and commissioning to improve health and wellbeing and reduce inequalities. With these profiles you can:

browse indicators at different geographical levels

benchmark against the regional or England average

export data to use locally

These profiles have been developed by the Office for Health Improvement & Disparities.

Using Fingertips

Information about using Fingertips can be found in:

the Fingertips user guide - an introduction to the various visualisations and other available features

New features - an overview of newly-added data and functionality

Geography - information about how different area types are used in Fingertips

Fingertips public health methods

Our Public health methods page has information about:

the statistical and epidemiological methods we use and recommend

interpreting the data you find in Fingertips

tools and background materials

Data sharing and reuse

You may re-use this information (excluding logos) free of charge in any format or medium, under the terms of the Open Government Licence v.3.0 To view this licence, visit OGL. Where we have identified any third party copyright information, you will need to obtain permission from the copyright holders.
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Accessing data with the Fingertips API

The Fingertips API (best viewed in Chrome, Firefox or Safari) allows public health data to be retrieved in either JSON or CSV formats. A beginner's guide to the Fingertips API is available.

You can retrieve the data:

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Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID)

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Background information for the Fingertips tool and its profiles: user guide, the public health methods we use, geographies, etc.

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Primary Care Network (PCN) Profiles 2020

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Find, compare and visualise statistics about communities in the United Kingdom. Includes data on population, economy and health.

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Creating a community profile — UK Data Service

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A comprehensive resource funded by the ESRC to support researchers, teachers and policymakers who depend on high-quality social and economic data.

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Find demographics, sold property details, crime rates, travel availability, internet speeds and schools for postcodes in England and Wales.

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Access to green space in England Are you missing out? | Friends of the Earth

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Almost 11 million people in the UK live in areas with limited access to green space. What does the picture look like in your area?

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Fields in Trust champions and supports the UK’s parks and green spaces by protecting them for people to enjoy, forever.