In your area - frequently asked questions
Got a question about these statistics? See if we have an answer for you below.
What is this information?
The briefings contain regional statistical information collated by the Office of National Statistics, and regional intelligence provided by the Government Offices.
Why are there only certain cities and towns listed on the site?
The cities and towns have been chosen for reasons based on their size, location, and relevance to different Government departments.
Why don't you cover Scotland and Wales?
Following referenda in September 1997 that showed that most people in Scotland and Wales wanted more devolved power, Wales now has its own assembly, and Scotland has its own Parliament.
For statistics on devolved and central government performance in Scotland, on a range of themes, see the following websites:
- Scottish Statistics (new window)
- General Register Office for Scotland (new window)
- Scottish Health Statistics (new window)
For statistics on government performance in Wales, on a range of themes, see the following website:
Where can I get information like this on other places?
You can find all kinds of interesting and useful statistics on the Statistics website (new window)
My question isn't answered here!
You can contact the Regional Co-ordination Unit (new window)
