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Statistics and Census Information
The Statistics and Census Information pages contain a wide range of information about the City of Bristol, its population and geography. These pages guide you through each of the information sources explaining which is the latest date for which the data is available, which geography it is available for and any issues that need to be considered when using the data. Much of this information is used by the council as evidence on which to base its plans and policies.
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Area Profiles for each of the 14 Neighbourhood Partnership Areas
This page gives links to individual profiles for each Neighbourhood Partnership area. The profiles include analysis of information on population, ethnicity, residential development, deprivation, crime, educational achievement, out-of-work benefits, health and well-being and a sustainable community profile. As well as looking at trends, the profiles also include a selection of maps.
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Bristol Data Profiles
The Bristol Data profiles page is a quick way of finding the local data you need. Numerous sources of information and profiles have been brought together onto one page as a means of sharing intelligence, through maps, atlases and dynamic reports about life in Bristol and it's neighbourhoods.
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Joint Intelligence Group (JIG)
This group supports the intelligence needs of the Bristol Partnership. The Group will identify data, evidence and analytical resources, co-ordinate needs assessments, neighbourhood profiles and consultations that are related to joint activity and support and steer intelligence based on the 8 outcome areas in the 20:20 Plan
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Indicators of Quality of Life in Bristol
These pages contain indicators that measure if quality of life in Bristol is getting better or worse. Indicators are based on an annual resident perception survey and trends for the past five years. See full report which groups the indicators within the 8 outcome areas of the 20:20 Plan.
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Bristol Health Profile
The Bristol Health Profile is published annually and describes the health of the population and how this compares to other areas. Attached are two versions: one which shows how Bristol compares to the rest of the South West and one which shows how Bristol compares to other major cities and regional centres .
Compared to other big cities, Bristol is doing best with regard to:
However, Bristol performs worst for GCSE achievement (5 A-Cs including English and Maths) and is next to bottom for:
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Health and Wellbeing Factsheets
A series of factsheets about health inequalities issues and what is being done to tackle them in Bristol.
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Essential evidence - the benefits of cycling and walking
This is an up to date library of the best evidence about the health impacts and implications of cycling and walking.
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2011 Census
The 2011 Census will take place on 27 March 2011. The census provides an invaluable source of information about the population. This enables central and local government, health authorities and many other organisations to plan housing, education, health and transport services for years to come.
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Page last updated 19/08/10 |