EST. 2019
London or the East Midlands top? The pandemic clouds regional economic performance but it is clear the North West of England wins the productivity prize
A nowcast for the 12 months ended March 2021 which incorporates the second lockdown, published by the Economic Statistic Centre
An impressive increase in the NW’s productivity and house prices rise by 15%
A nowcast for the NW for the 12 months ended March 2021 which incorporates the second lockdown, published by the
The WM’s productivity falls the most in the UK, a drop in the region’s R&D spending and the WM economy copes less well with the pandemic than other UK regions
A nowcast for the WM for the 12 months ended March 2021 which incorporates the second lockdown, published by the
Y&H’s productivity goes into reverse and the second lockdown stalls the region’s recovery
A nowcast for Y&H for the 12 months ended March 2021 which incorporates the second lockdown, published by the Economic
The second lockdown hits the Welsh economy the hardest but unemployment remain low
A nowcast for Wales for the 12 months ended March 2021 which incorporates the second lockdown, published by the Economic
The SW economy weathers the second lockdown better than most other UK regions
A nowcast for the SW for the 12 months ended March 2021 which incorporates the second lockdown, published by the
The SE retains its R&D top spot and the UK’s highest level of employment
A nowcast for the SE for the 12 months ended March 2021 which incorporates the second lockdown, published by the
A disappointing drop in Scottish productivity and the second lockdown dampens a positive bounce back
A nowcast for Scotland for the 12 months ended March 2021 which incorporates the second lockdown, published by the Economic
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London or the East Midlands top? The pandemic clouds regional economic performance but it is clear the North West of England wins the productivity prize
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An impressive increase in the NW’s productivity and house prices rise by 15%
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The WM’s productivity falls the most in the UK, a drop in the region’s R&D spending and the WM economy copes less well with the pandemic than other UK regions
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Y&H’s productivity goes into reverse and the second lockdown stalls the region’s recovery
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The second lockdown hits the Welsh economy the hardest but unemployment remain low
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The SW economy weathers the second lockdown better than most other UK regions