Derbyshire’s Households infographic
The latest infographic on Derbyshire’s Households 2020 is now available to view and shows that in 2018 there were 350,234 households in Derbyshire.
The latest infographic on Derbyshire’s Households 2020 is now available to view and shows that in 2018 there were 350,234 households in Derbyshire.
The latest Business Survival data – for businesses established in 2018- is available to view on the Derbyshire Observatory
The latest infographic on the Population Projections – ONS 2018 based is available to view in the Population and Households section.
The latest infographic on Productivity in Derbyshire shows that the county contributes £15.4bn to the UK economy and that productivity in Derbyshire has improved over the last five years.
The latest Business Demography data 2018 – Business Births and Deaths, is available to view on the Derbyshire Observatory. This indicator shows the number of business births or business deaths as a percentage of all active enterprises
The infographic on The Visitor Economy in Derbyshire shows that the 34.1 million visitors to the county in 2018 generated £1.9 billion. The visitor economy in Derbyshire supports 23,400 full-time equivalent jobs, a 9.6% increase over the last six years.
The latest infographic on Manufacturing in Derbyshire shows the sector employs 49,500 people. Over the last year the number of manufacturing jobs in the county has decreased. Food and drink manufacturing and metals and metal products are the largest sectors within the manufacturing sector.
The latest infographic on Earnings in Derbyshire shows the average weekly earnings of a Derbyshire resident is £556, and the average annual pay is £28,875. Despite a gradual growth in the level of earnings since 2010, the average weekly wage in Derbyshire remains below that for England.
The infographic on Employment by Industry shows that there are more than 295,000 employees in Derbyshire, an increase of 1.8% on the year before. Derbyshire’s largest sector remains manufacturing which accounts for 16.8% of all employees in the county.
Following the release of the 2019 Indices of deprivation, infographics are now available showing the latest position for Derbyshire and how deprivation has changed since 2015.