FIFTY FACTS
ABOUT POWYS
2015
February 2015
A compendium of key statistics
for Powys County Council
strategic planning
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Author:
Geraint Morgan
Powys County Council
Statistical Research &
Information Unit
[email protected]
01597 827311
www.powys-i.org.uk
your first stop for information about
Powys, its people and places
FIFTY FACTS ABOUT POWYS 2015
CONTENTS
POPULATION .............................................................................. 2
HOUSING AND HOUSEHOLDS ....................................................... 2
ECONOMY .................................................................................. 3
COMMERCE, ENERGY AND INDUSTRY ............................................ 3
LABOUR MARKET ........................................................................ 4
TRANSPORT AND TOURISM .......................................................... 4
LAND AND AGRICULTURE ............................................................. 4
ENVIRONMENT............................................................................ 4
SOCIAL AND WELLBEING ............................................................. 5
HEALTH ..................................................................................... 5
EDUCATION ................................................................................ 5
COMMUNITY SAFETY ................................................................... 5
DEMOCRACY ............................................................................... 6
ANNEX: SOURCES AND NOTES………………………………………………………………7
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POPULATION
1. Powys covers a quarter of Wales and is the most sparsely populated county in
England and Wales, with just 26 persons per square kilometre in mid 2013, (Wales
149).
2. Powys had an estimated population of 132,705 in mid 2013, representing an
increase of 3.4% from mid 2003, (Wales 4.9%).
3. 15.4% of the Powys residents in mid 2013 were children under 15, (Wales 16.8%),
59.9% were aged 15 to 64, (Wales 63.7%), 13.5% were aged 65 to 74, (Wales
10.7%) and 11.1% were aged 75 and over, (Wales 8.8%). The mean average age
of the Powys population was 45.1 in mid 2013 (Wales 41.4 ).
4. There were 1,246 live births to Powys mothers, and 1,506 registered deaths of
Powys residents, representing a net natural decrease of 260 people over the
calendar year 2013, continuing the trends of the previous decade.
5. It is estimated that 5,110 people moved into Powys from the rest of the UK and
5,170 moved out of Powys to elsewhere in the UK between mid 2012 and mid 2013,
a small net gain due to internal migration of -60 people. However it is also
estimated that 200 people moved out of Powys to destinations outside the UK,
whereas only 280 moved into Powys from abroad, giving a net loss due to
international migration of -80. Overall there was a net outward migration of 20
people between mid 2012 and mid 20131. This reversed the inward migration
trend of the previous decade.
6. The net impact of migration between Powys and the rest of the UK in the year
ending mid-2013 was that the Powys population gained 0 children under 5, 170
adults aged 20 to 24, 90 adults aged 40 to 49, 80 adults aged 50 to 59 and 10
adults aged 60 to 69 but lost 570 of the ‘student’ group aged 15 to 19 with no net
change in any other age groups2.
7. The proportion of people aged 75 and over in Powys increased from 9.7% in mid
2003, (Wales 8.3%), to 11.1% in mid 2013, (Wales 8.8%), due to the national
increase in life expectancy and the net out-migration of the student age group from
Powys.
8. In 2013, 307 adult overseas nationals living in Powys were allocated a National
Insurance Number (NINo) on the National Insurance Recording & Pay As You Earn
System (NPS), equivalent to 0.4% of the resident population aged 16 and over,
(Wales 0.6%).
9. In the 2011 Census, Powys had an estimated 70 non-UK short-term residents,
(Wales 7,177), that is residents born outside the UK and staying in the UK for
between 3 and 12 months.
10. In 2011 an estimated 1.6% of Powys residents identified themselves as from a nonwhite background, (Wales 4.4%).
11. An estimated 18.6% of Powys residents could speak Welsh according to the 2011
Census of Population, (Wales 19.0%).
HOUSING AND HOUSEHOLDS
12. In 2011 an estimated 58.7% of Powys residents lived in villages, hamlets and
isolated dwellings, (Wales 17.1%).
13. It is estimated that there were 58753 households in Powys in mid 2013,
representing an increase in households of 0.6% since mid 2011, (Wales 1.1%).
14. The average household size in Powys fell from 2.24 people per household in 2011,
(Wales 2.31), to 2.23 in 2013, (Wales 2.30), due to the national trends of longer life
expectancy and more elderly people living alone.
1
2
Migration flows rounded to nearest 10
Net Internal migration by age rounded to nearest 100
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15. It is estimated that 18770 of Powys households in mid 2013 were single persons,
(Wales 410934), 20649 were two adults with no children, (410193 Wales) and
4968 were three or more adults with no children, (132910 Wales). 1192 were
‘single parent’ families, (38088 Wales) and 11262 were families with two or
more adults, (275701 Wales).
16. The Land Registry’s House Price Index gave an average price of £147,246 for
houses sold in Powys in November 2014, (Wales £118,762 ), representing an
increase of 2.8% from November 2013, (Wales an increase of 1.7%).
17. In October 2013, 21.1% of the homes in Powys for which the heating fuel type was
known used oil as their main heating fuel, (Wales 5.7%), and 14.7% of the homes
in Powys for which the wall type was recorded had un-insulated solid walls, (Wales
13.3%).
ECONOMY
18. The National Accounts economic indicator, Gross Value Added (GVA) per head at
current basic prices, rose in Powys from £12,661 in 2010, (Wales £15,407 ), to
£13,417 in 2011, (Wales £15,696 ). This represented a rise over the year from
61.5% of the UK GVA per head in 2010, (Wales 74.9%), to 64.3% in 2011, (Wales
75.2%).
19. In May 2014, 1.0% of Powys people aged 16 and over were claiming Income
Support, (Wales 1.9%).
20. In 2013 there were 219 new cases of bankruptcy orders in Powys, equivalent to
20.4 cases per 10,000 adults aged 18 and over, (Wales 24.5).
21. HMRC estimated that in the 2011-12 tax year the median self-employment income
among Powys residents was £10,400, (Wales £9,890), the median average
employment income was £16,000, (Wales £18,100) and the median average
pension income was £11,700, (Wales £12,200).
COMMERCE, ENERGY AND INDUSTRY
22. At the end of 2013 there were 5,745 active businesses in Powys, a net decline of
0.9% from the 5,795 active at the start of the year, (Wales 2.0%). 465 businesses
were started in 2013, equivalent to 8.0% of the businesses active at the start of the
year, (Wales 12.9%). However, 450 other businesses had closed during the year,
equivalent to 7.8% of the active businesses at the start of the year, (Wales 9.3%)3.
23. In 2012, production industries contributed 16.3% of the total Gross Value Added in
the regional accounts for Powys, (Wales 19.9%). The construction industry
contributed 9.4%, (Wales 6.4%).
24. In 2012 the domestic energy consumption in Powys totalled 100.2 GWh,
equivalent to a consumption rate of 2.06 KWh ppd (Wales 1.85 KWh ppd). This
includes petroleum products, notably heating oil, which were consumed at a rate of
0.78 KWh per ppd (Wales 0.23 KWh ppd) 4. The industrial energy consumption in
Powys totalled 62.6 GWh, equivalent to an energy consumption rate by the Powys
economy of 0.03 KWh per £GVA per year, (Wales 0.07).
25. 77% of the enterprises in the 2013 Inter-Departmental Business register (IDBR)5 for
Powys were Micro Enterprises employing less than 5 people, (Wales 66%).
3
Figures do not necessarily add, because active stock counts also change by businesses
becoming active or dormant
4
KWh ppd= kilowatt-hours per person per day, GWh= gigawatt-hour= 1,000,000 kilowatthours
5
IDBR is a register of all local units in VAT and or PAYE based enterprises and includes
farm based agricultural employment
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LABOUR MARKET
26. In September 2014, an estimated 11% of the Powys workforce aged 16 to 64 were
employed in agriculture and fishing, (Wales 2%), 2% in energy and water,
(Wales 2%), 11% in manufacturing, (Wales 11%), 10% in construction, (Wales
7%), 16% in distribution, hotels and restaurants, (Wales 19%), 4% in transport
and communications, (Wales 6%), 9% in banking, finance and insurance,
(Wales 12%), and 30% in the public sector, (Wales 35%). The remainder were
employed in other services.
27. The median gross weekly pay for full-time jobs in Powys in 2014 was £414.80, an
increase of 0.3% from the previous year, (Wales £473.40, an increase of 0.6%).
28. An estimated 54.2% of Powys residents aged 16 to 64 in June 2013 were in fulltime employment (Wales 50.5%), 21.7% were in part-time employment, (Wales
18.5%), 2.6% were unemployed6, (Wales 5.5%) and 20.6% were economically
inactive, (Wales 25.0%). 19.1% were self-employed, (Wales 9.1%).
29. In December 2014, 2.6% of Powys youth aged 20 to 24 were unemployed and
claiming Job Seekers allowance (JSA), (Wales 4.0%). Overall, 1.2% of all
residents aged 16 to 64 were claiming JSA, (Wales 2.4%).
TRANSPORT AND TOURISM
30. In 2014, an estimated 48% of Powys residents lived in areas7 ranked the worst 10%
in Wales for access to services on foot or by bus in Welsh Index of Multiple
Deprivation 2014.
31. Road transport in Powys in 2012 was responsible for 319 kilo-tonnes of local
carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions equivalent to 2.5 tonnes of CO2 per person,
(Wales 2.0).
32. In 2013 an estimated 3 million people made day visits to Powys, and a further 1.2
million visitors stayed for a total of 6.3 million nights. The total estimated visitor
spend was £542 million.
LAND AND AGRICULTURE
33. The area of Powys is 5181 sq.kms., 17.2%of which is within the Brecon Beacons
National Park.
34. 3910 km2 (75.5%) of land in Powys was farmed in 2013, (Wales 75.2%). 69.5% of
Powys was grassland, 2.8% was used for crops and horticulture, 2.8% was used
for farm woodland8 and 0.4% for other agricultural purposes.
35. In 2011, Land use, land use change and forestry (LULUCF) in Powys was
responsible for the local emission of 363 kilo-tonnes of CO2 and the removal of
194 kilo-tonnes, equivalent to a net addition of 169 kilo-tonnes, 6% less than the
figure of 179 kilo-tonnes for net addition of CO2 due to LULUCF in 2010.
ENVIRONMENT
36. Powys in 2012 was responsible for 867 kilo-tonnes of net9 local CO2 emissions,
equivalent to 6.7 tonnes of CO2 per person per year, (Wales 8.7 ). Of these,
Industrial and commercial sources emitted 443 kilo-tonnes of CO2 and domestic
sources 404 kilo-tonnes.
6
Out of work and seeking a job
‘areas’ here refers to the “lower super output areas”, the standard small area geography
devised by the Office for National Statistics
8
Does not include commercial forestry land, woodland on commons or on private land
9
Net emissions after removal by LULUCF, see paragraph 35.
7
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37. Powys residents created an average of 0.57 tonnes per capita of municipal waste in
2011/12, (Wales 0.51). Of this 0.33 tonnes per capita was sent to landfill or
incineration, (Wales 0.25), and 0.24 tonnes per capita was recycled or
composted, (Wales 0.25).
38. In 2014, an estimated 3% of Powys residents lived in areas10 ranked the worst 10%
in Wales for physical environment in Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation 2014.
SOCIAL AND WELLBEING
39. In May 2014, 7,640 Powys residents, equivalent to 5.8% of the Powys population,
were in receipt of Disability Living Allowance, (Wales 7.8%) and 710 Powys
residents were in receipt of Incapacity Benefit / Severe Disablement Allowance,
equivalent to 0.9% of Powys residents aged 16 to 64, (Wales 1.3%).
40. In 2014 an estimated 3.5% of the Powys population lived in one of the worst 20%
areas in Wales for multiple deprivation in the revised Welsh Index of Multiple
Deprivation 2011, (Wales 19.2%).
41. It was estimated from the 2012/2013 Welsh Health Surveys that 18.5% of Powys
adults aged 16 and over were smokers, (Wales 21.9%) and 22% were binge
drinkers11, (Wales 26%).
HEALTH
42. The estimated life expectancy at birth in 2011-13 was 80.4 years for Powys men,
(Wales 78.3), and 83.7 years for Powys women, (Wales 82.3).
43. The Powys standardised mortality ratio12 was 92% of that in England and Wales
in 2013, (Wales 107%).
44. It was estimated from the 2012/2013 Welsh Health Surveys that 63% of Powys
adults aged 16 and over did not eat 5 or more portions of fruit and vegetables
a day, (Wales 67%), 65% did not carry out sufficient physical activity, (Wales
71%) and 26% were overweight or obese, (Wales 34%).
EDUCATION
45. In 2013, 36% of Powys economically active adults aged 16 to 64 had qualifications
of NVQ4 or above, (Wales 36%), and 5.6% had no qualifications, (Wales 6.4%).
46. 86.5% of Powys pupils aged 15 achieved five or more GCSEs at grades A*-C or
equivalent in the academic year 2012/13, (Wales 82.3%).
COMMUNITY SAFETY
47. 4260 crimes were recorded by the police in Powys in the year ending June 2014,
equivalent to 32.1 per 1,000 population, (Wales 57). Of these, 20.1% were crimes
of violence against the person, (Wales 20.8%), and 15.5% were burglaries,
(Wales 10.8%).
48. 12 Powys residents died due to transport accidents in 2013, which was equivalent
to 82.9 deaths per 100,000 residents, (Wales 37.1).
10
‘areas’ here refers to the “lower super output areas”, the standard small area geography
devised by the Office for National Statistics
11 Drinking more than twice the daily guidelines.
12
Standardised Mortality Ratio = death rates compared with death rates in England and
Wales after adjusting for differentials in age structure.
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DEMOCRACY
49. 103,831 Powys residents were on the electoral register for Assembly and Local
Government elections, on 10th March 2014, equivalent to 96.8% of the 2013
estimated population aged 18 plus, (Wales 95.0%).
50. 69.4% of the electorate in the Montgomeryshire constituency and 72.5% of the
electorate in Brecon and Radnor constituency voted in the 2010 General Election,
(Wales 64.9%).
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Annex: Sources and Notes
POPULATION
1
Population
Sparsity
2
Population
increase
3
Population split
by age groups
Live births and
deaths
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
UK and
international net
migration
UK migration by
age group
% Aged 75+
NINo allocations
to overseas
nationals
Non-UK shortterm residents
Black & other
non-white
ethnicity
Welsh language
Mid 2013 Population Estimates from ONS
http://tinyurl.com/ONSPop2013
UK Standard Area Measurements
http://tinyurl.com/UKSAM
MYE by single year of age for 2001 onwards from ONS published by
WG as a StatsWales cube (report 016889)
http://tinyurl.com/SWrep16889
Mid 2013 Population Estimates from ONS
http://tinyurl.com/ONSPop2013
Mid 2013 Population Estimates from ONS
http://tinyurl.com/ONSPop2013
Mid 2013 Population Estimates from ONS
http://tinyurl.com/ONSPop2013
Net migration (mid year to mid year) given in ONS mid 2013
Population http://tinyurl.com/ONSPop2013
ONS Internal Migration by Local Authorities in England and Wales, Mid
2013 http://tinyurl.com/ONSMig2013
Calculated from 2003 and 2013 MYE by age for Powys and Wales,
published by Welsh Government (WG) as StatsWales cubes
https://statswales.wales.gov.uk/v/hMN
ONS Local Area Migration Indicators from Migration Statistics Quarterly
published August 2014 http://tinyurl.com/LAmigSQR
2011 Census: Population and household estimates for England and
Wales from ONS
http://tinyurl.com/ONSCensus2011
2011 Census: Population and household estimates for England and
Wales from ONS
http://tinyurl.com/2011CensusEthnic
2011 Census: Population and household estimates for England and
Wales from ONS
http://tinyurl.com/2011CensusWelshLang
HOUSING AND HOUSEHOLDS
12
13
14
Villages,
hamlets and
isolated
dwellings
Household
estimates
Household size
ONS 2011 Census Urban-Rural Classification
http://tinyurl.com/2011CensusUrbanRural
2011 Census: Population and household estimates for England and
Wales from ONS
http://tinyurl.com/ONSCensus2011
WG Statistical Directorate Household Estimates for Wales by Local
Authority, 1991-2013, StatsWales cube (report 28727)
http://tinyurl.com/SWHHest
2011 Census: Population and household estimates for England and
Wales from ONS
http://tinyurl.com/ONSCensus2011
WG Statistical Directorate Household Estimates for Wales by Local
Authority, 1991-2013, StatsWales cube
http://tinyurl.com/SWAvgHHsize
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Household type
16
Average house
price
17
‘hard to heat’
homes
MYE by single year of age for 2001 onwards from ONS published by
WG as a StatsWales cube (report 016889)
http://tinyurl.com/SWrep16889
WG Statistical Directorate Household Estimates for Wales by Local
Authority, 1991-2013, StatsWales cube (report 28727)
http://tinyurl.com/SWHHtype
Standardised average house prices, adjusted for seasonality, published
in the Land Registry House price Index
http://tinyurl.com/LandRegPowys
Home Energy Efficiency Database from Energy Savings Trust. Available
free online to registered account holders.
http://www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/
ECONOMY
18
GVA
19
Income
Support
claimants
20
Bankruptcy
21
Incomes
ONS National Accounts Regional Gross Value Added (GVA) for NUTS3
areas for 1995-2011
http://tinyurl.com/GVANUTS32014
Table 3:10 GVA1 per head (constrained to unadjusted NUTS2) at
current basic prices; table 3:11 GVA1 per head indices (constrained to
unadjusted NUTS2) at current basic prices
Income support claimants count May 2014 from DWP Work and
Pensions Longitudinal Study (100%). Datasets published by ONS for all
Local Authority areas on NOMIS. Expressed as % of mid 2013 aged 16
plus, see 3 above.
http://www.nomisweb.co.uk/livelinks/8132.xls
The Insolvency Agency; Bankruptcy orders in England & Wales 20022013 as % of adults aged 18+ from mid 2013 estimates of population
by single year of age, see 3 above http://tinyurl.com/RegInsolve2013
HMRC Survey of Personal Incomes by Tax Year, table 3.14 income and
tax by borough and district or unitary authority
http://tinyurl.com/HMRC-spi2011
COMMERCE, ENERGY AND INDUSTRY
22
VAT Businesses
23
GVA by
industry
24
Energy
consumption
25
Micro
enterprises
26
Employment by
industry
27
Weekly pay
Business Births , Deaths and Active Stock from ONS Business
Demography 2013, tables 1.1, 2.1 and 3.1
http://tinyurl.com/Busdemog2013
ONS National Accounts Regional Gross Value Added (GVA) for NUTS3
areas for 1995-2012
http://tinyurl.com/RegionalGVA20124 see table 3.12 GVA1,2 by 10
industries (constrained to unadjusted NUTS2) at current basic prices
Department of Energy and Climate Change: sub national energy
consumption statistics http://tinyurl.com/DECC-energystatssubregion2011
Mid 2013 population estimates, see 3 above; GVA at current basic
prices see 18 above.
ONS Inter-Departmental Business Register (IDBR) 2013
http://tinyurl.com/IDBRPow2013
LABOUR MARKET
ONS Annual Population Survey APS (formerly Labour Force Survey)
published for all Local Authority areas on NOMIS. Employment by
SIC2007 industry sector
http://www.nomisweb.co.uk/livelinks/9883.xls
ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) published on NOMIS
http://www.nomisweb.co.uk/livelinks/12153.xls
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Employment
29
Job Seekers
Allowance
ONS Annual Population Survey APS (formerly Labour Force Survey)
published for all Local Authority areas on NOMIS. Table 1 Economic
activity by age; Table 8 Employment by age and full-time/part-time.
http://www.nomisweb.co.uk/livelinks/9524.xls
ONS Counts of Job Seekers Allowance claimants by age, published on
NOMIS for Local Authority Areas.
http://www.nomisweb.co.uk/livelinks/9879.xls
as percentage of mid year estimates of age group, see 3 above
TRANSPORT
30
Access to
services
31
Transport CO2
emissions
Tourism
32
WG /Data Unit Wales , Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation 2014
published as StatsWales cube, see Access to Services domain
https://statswales.wales.gov.uk/Catalogue/Community-Safety-andSocial-Inclusion/Welsh-Index-of-Multiple-Deprivation/WIMD-2014
ONS mid year estimates of population for LSOAs
http://tinyurl.com/MYELSOA2013
DECC 2012 Local Authority Carbon Dioxide figures
http://tinyurl.com/co2emissions2012
STEAM report for Powys 2013 supplied to Powys CC by GTS Ltd
LAND AND AGRICULTURE
33
Area, BBNP
34
Agricultural
land, less
favoured area
LULUCF CO2
emissions
35
Area of Powys calculated by ONS from Ordnance Survey Boundary line
data set, excluding non-inland areas e.g. foreshores.
Area of BBNP inside Powys from Brecon Beacons National Park fact
sheet http://tinyurl.com/BBNPfacts
WG Welsh Agricultural Statistics 2013
http://tinyurl.com/WASAS2013
Less Favoured Area from GIS maps supplied to Powys CC by WG
DECC Local Authority Carbon Dioxide figures, LULUCF breakdown
supplied by email from DECC climate change statistics team.
ENVIRONMENT
36
37
38
Net CO2
emissions
Composting
and recycling
Physical
Environment
DECC 2012 Local Authority Carbon Dioxide figures
http://tinyurl.com/co2emissions2012
Local Authority Municipal Waste disposed of by landfill or incinerated,
recycled/composted, published by WG http://tinyurl.com/LAMW2012
WG /Data Unit Wales , Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation 2014
published as StatsWales cube, see Physical Environment domain
https://statswales.wales.gov.uk/Catalogue/Community-Safety-andSocial-Inclusion/Welsh-Index-of-Multiple-Deprivation/WIMD-2014
ONS mid year estimates of population for LSOAs
http://tinyurl.com/MYELSOA2013
SOCIAL AND WELLBEING
39
Benefits
40
WIMD
DWP Work and Pensions Longitudinal Study (100%) Datasets, May
2014, published by ONS for all Local Authority areas on NOMIS,
Disability living allowance claimants
http://www.nomisweb.co.uk/livelinks/11249.xls
Incapacity benefit/severe disablement allowance claimants
http://www.nomisweb.co.uk/livelinks/11260.xls
WG: Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation (WIMD) 2014:
https://statswales.wales.gov.uk/Catalogue/Community-Safety-andSocial-Inclusion/Welsh-Index-of-Multiple-Deprivation/WIMD-2014
ONS mid year estimates of population for LSOAs
http://tinyurl.com/MYELSOA2013
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Smoking and
binge drinking
WG Welsh Health Survey 2012-2013 http://tinyurl.com/WHS-1213
Table 17: Adults who reported being a current smoker (age
standardised), Table 20: Adults who reported binge drinking on at least
one day in the past (age standardised)
HEALTH
42
Life
expectancy
43
Standardised
mortality ratio
44
Fruit &
vegetables,
physical
activity,
overweight or
obese
ONS data published by ONS Life Expectancy at Birth (gender, UA, year)
http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/publications/re-referencetables.html?edition=tcm%3A77-370972
Standardised to E&W =100: Deaths by Local Authority of usual
residence, numbers and standardised mortality ratios, by sex, 2013
registrations http://tinyurl.com/smrLA-EW100
WG Welsh Health Survey 2012-2013 http://tinyurl.com/WHS-1213
Table 21: Adults who reported eating five or more portions of fruit and
vegetables the previous day; Table 22: Adults who reported meeting
physical activity guidelines in the past week; Table 23: Adults who were
overweight or obese.
EDUCATION
45
Qualifications
46
GCSEs
ONS Annual Population Survey for the January 2013 – December 2013
period. http://www.nomisweb.co.uk/livelinks/12206.xlsx
Examination achievements of pupils aged 15 by LEA, 2013/14 published
by WG http://tinyurl.com/GCSE-201112
COMMUNITY SAFETY
47
Crime
48
Transport
accidents
Recorded Crime Table 2013/14 published by ONS
http://tinyurl.com/RCT201314
WG Road Safety data 2013 http://wales.gov.uk/statistics-andresearch/road-safety/?lang=en
DEMOCRACY
49
Electorate
50
General
Election
turnout
WG electoral registers of National Assembly for Wales Electors, (also
entitled to vote in Local government elections) 10/3/14 by assembly
constituencies, published as StatsWales cube
https://statswales.wales.gov.uk/v/Kuu
Results of General election 2010 published by the BBC on their News
website;
Montgomeryshire, http://tinyurl.com/elec2010-Mont
Brecon and Radnor, http://tinyurl.com/elec2010-BandR
Wales, http://tinyurl.com/elec2010-Wales
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