ONS figures last month demonstrated that high levels of hours worked and high productivity in London and the South East pulled up the UK average so much that the other ten ‘regions’ of the UK fell below it.
The ONS has now released data for a longer period and at a subregional level.
Perhaps the most useful is the 2018 results for the 44 enterprise regions in the UK which comprise the 38 English local enterprise partnerships (LEPs) and six enterprise regions in Scotland, Wales and the border regions.
Thames Valley Berkshire LEP had the best productivity (in terms of hours and jobs)...
