This webpage contains facts and figures about Middlesbrough as well as links to a number of Government websites containing a wealth of local and national data on a wide range of subjects.

For further information about Middlesbrough statistics please contact Lorraine McDonald, Middlesbrough Council telephone 01642 729231.

Key Middlesbrough Statistics

Source: Tees Valley Statistics 2008

Tees Valley Statistics 2008

The Tees Valley Statistics leaflet is produced by the Tees Valley Joint Strategy Unit and contains key statistics for Middlesbrough and the other four local authorities in the Tees Valley. The leaflet can be accessed from the downloads section of this webpage.

Middlesbrough Town-wide Surveys

The Council conducts a number of local town-wide surveys including the Voiceover Citizens’ Panel, Middlesbrough Neighbourhood Survey, Contact Centre Survey and (soon) the new Place Survey (replacing the Best Value surveys).

The results of these surveys can be found in the consultation pages of the website or by contacting Lorraine McDonald, Middlesbrough Council telephone 01642 729231.

Quality of Life Indicators and Area Profile for Middlesbrough

The Audit Commission produces a number of quality of life indicators for local authorities. These indicators are available on their Area Profiles website. In addition, the Council produces a number of quality of life indicators of special significance to Middlesbrough, to complement the Audit Commission indicators.

The Council’s Strategic Plan reports on quality of life performance and time-series data for a number of the indicators can be accessed from the downloads section of this webpage in the near future.

Health Profile for Middlesbrough

The NHS produces annual Health Profiles for each local authority area in England and Wales. Follow the link to access information on a range of health indicators and statistics for Middlesbrough and all other local authorities.

Labour Market Profile for Middlesbrough

The Government produces Labour Market Profiles for each local authority area in England and Wales. Follow the link to access information on a range of labour market indicators and statistics for Middlesbrough and all other local authorities.

Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) 2007 – Middlesbrough Maps

The Index of Multiple Deprivation 2007 combines a number of indicators chosen to cover a range of economic, social and housing issues into a single deprivation score for each small area in England. The IMD is maintained by the Department of Communities and Local Government and can be accessed from their website www.communities.gov.uk

The Council has produced a range of maps that show the level of deprivation for Middlesbrough wards. The maps show the overall level of deprivation for each ward as well for each of the specific deprivation domains of the index. The map showing the overall level of deprivation can be can be accessed from the downloads section of this webpage. For further information please contact Lorraine McDonald on: 01642 729231.

Tees Valley Joint Strategy Unit (JSU)

The Information and Forecasting Team within the Tees Valley Joint Strategy Unit provides comprehensive data and information services for its five stakeholder councils. The website shows a wide range of information at town-wide and ward level. Data available to the public on their website includes:

• Tees Valley Statistics 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008
  
• 2001 Key Census Statistics for the Tees Valley and Boroughs
• Population
• Households
• Health and Vital Statistics
• Economy
• Employment
• Deprivation and Unemployment
• Companies and Business
• Education and Training
• Crime
• Multi-Agency Drugs Database
• Parliamentary Constituency Profiles
• A wide range of other reports, data and analysis.

Neighbourhood Statistics Service (NeSS)

The NeSS website is for anyone wanting local information. The website offers a postcode lookup for data and a range of ready-made or customised tables, charts and maps. Data includes:

• 2001 Census
• Access to Services
• Community Well-being / Social Environment
• Crime and Safety
• Economic Deprivation
• Education, Skills and Training
• Health and Care
• Housing
• Indices of Deprivation and Classification
• People and Society
• Physical Environment
• Work Deprivation

National Statistics Online

The home of official UK statistics, the national statistics website provides the latest data on a wide range of subjects including:

• Economy – inflation and prices, national accounts, retail sales, production and distribution, investment, stocks and shares, trade, sectors of the economy
• Environment
• Health
• Labour Market
• Population
• Society – marriage, divorce and adoptions, time use and leisure activities, finances
• Travel and Tourism

North East Regional Information Partnership (nerip)

NERIP is a partnership that comprises some 60-plus organisations which all aim to improve the quality of life for people in the North East of England. The NERIP website contains a number of regional briefing papers and reports as well as links to a number of useful regional and national websites.