Thames Valley Berkshire LEP the most productive but the best productivity growth in Coventry and Warwickshire, the East Midlands has the wealthiest and poorest parts of the UK
ONS figures last month demonstrated that high levels of hours worked and high productivity in London and the South East
The Bernards Heath area of St Albans and Central Great Yarmouth are the wealthiest and poorest areas of the region, all 5 LEPs record productivity below the UK average
The ONS has published average household disposal income estimates for England and Wales in 2018. The incomes shown are after
Mickleover in Derby the wealthiest area in England but Highfield North in Leicester the poorest, all of the region’s LEPs see productivity growth
The ONS has published average household disposal income estimates for England and Wales in 2018. The incomes shown are after
Highgate and Edmonton are the wealthiest and poorest areas of the capital, productivity in London is high but the city’s productivity growth is very mixed
The ONS has published average household disposal income estimates for England and Wales in 2018. The incomes shown are after
Cleadon the wealthiest part of the region with Grangetown and Berwick Hills/Gresham the poorest, both of the region’s LEPs record below average productivity growth
The ONS has published average household disposal income estimates for England and Wales in 2018. The incomes shown are after
Mid and East Antrim the province’s only area to record productivity above the UK average, productivity growth in the UK top ten and NI retains the unemployment crown
Like most ‘regions’ of the UK, output per hour in NI is below the UK average. Productivity per hour in
Addlington and Dudlow’s Green the wealthiest parts of the region with Blackpool South the poorest, Cheshire and Warrington LEP the most productive but the best growth seen in Lancashire
The ONS has published average household disposal income estimates for England and Wales for 2018. The incomes shown are after
Edinburgh leads Scotland’s productivity growth; Scottish Enterprise outperforms Highlands and Islands Enterprise at the development agency level
The Scottish economy grew by 0.2% in the final three months of 2019, according to Scottish Government figures, with construction growing
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The wealthiest area of Wales was Sketty in Swansea, the poorest was east Cardiff, all of the country’s economic regions record productivity below the UK average
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Edinburgh leads Scotland’s productivity growth; Scottish Enterprise outperforms Highlands and Islands Enterprise at the development agency level