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Data reports for every UK council

Find detailed reports on the economic and business activities of every council in the UK. Our reports highlight employment trends, business growth, sector dynamics and other key economic indicators of the area.
All these reports are created using Beauhurst data that is accurate as of December 31 2023.

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Analysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in Rotherham

Rotherham’s economic landscape is characterised by a diverse range of sectors, with a significant presence in wholesale and retail trade, construction, and professional services. The city has a total of 84,352 employees, with a notable increase in employment across various sectors. However, the city did not experience any IPOs recently, suggesting a potential area for growth. The city has a healthy mix of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and companies with foreign parentage, indicating a balanced business ecosystem.

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Analysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in Rother

Rother, a local council area, shows diverse economic activities, with a particular strength in professional, scientific, technical, and construction sectors. The region has a total of 38,422 employees, with a notable 11.43% employee growth. There’s a strong representation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and a notable number of new companies established in the last two years.

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Analysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in Rossendale

Rossendale’s economic landscape is characterised by a diverse range of sectors, with a significant presence in transportation, storage, and administrative support services. The total employment in the region stands at 19,387, indicating a robust workforce. Notably, there has been a 1.75% growth in employment, reflecting positive economic dynamics. The region has not experienced any initial public offerings (IPOs), but it shows promise with 19 scaleups and a healthy number of new companies emerging over the past two years.

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Analysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in Rochford

Rochford, a dynamic business hub, exhibits a diverse economic landscape with significant activity in various sectors. With 23,243 employees across multiple industries, the region shows a promising mix of established and emerging sectors. The data indicates a balanced distribution of industries with a notable presence in construction, professional services, and retail trade. The absence of IPOs suggests a focus on private and small-medium enterprises (SMEs), while a 6.72% employee growth rate highlights a positive employment trend. Gender diversity in founding and director roles, though improving, remains an area for further growth.

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Analysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in Rochdale

Rochdale’s economic landscape is diverse, with significant activity in sectors like wholesale and retail trade, construction, and administrative support services. The city has experienced a notable increase in employment, with a total of 53,943 employees and an impressive growth rate of 9.36%. The presence of scaleups and new companies suggests a dynamic business environment, though the number of company cessations indicates challenges in business sustainability. The demographic distribution of company founders and directors reflects diversity in gender, with a notable proportion of female participation.

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Analysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in Richmond upon Thames

Richmond upon Thames, a vibrant borough in London, showcases a diverse economic landscape. With 95,507 employees, it’s home to a thriving professional, scientific, and technical sector, alongside significant activities in information and communication, and real estate. The borough has seen a positive trajectory in employment and business growth, reflected in various economic indicators.

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