Data reports for every UK council

Inverclyde’s economy is characterised by a diverse range of sectors, with notable strengths in professional, scientific, and technical activities. The region shows signs of vibrant business activity, although challenges are evident in certain areas. This report delves into the specifics of employment, business growth, sector dynamics, and company trends.

The economic landscape of Hyndburn is characterised by a diverse range of sectors, with a total employment figure of 27,298. The region shows a healthy mix of industries, from wholesale and retail trade to professional services, indicating a balanced economic structure. The data provided reflects the dynamic business activities within the council area, with notable growth in employee numbers and a range of sectoral activities.

Huntingdonshire’s economy is characterised by a diverse range of sectors, with a significant presence in professional, scientific and technical activities, construction, and wholesale/retail trade. The region has a healthy employment level, with 81,915 employees and a notable number of businesses experiencing growth. However, there have been no IPOs, indicating a potential area for improvement in terms of high-impact business events.

Hounslow showcases a dynamic and diverse economic landscape, marked by significant activity in various sectors. Key aspects include the prevalence of wholesale and retail trade, professional and technical activities, and a notable presence in the information and communication sector. With a total of 305,628 employees, the area is experiencing a positive trend in business growth, evidenced by the rise in the number of employees and a diverse range of companies contributing to its economic vibrancy.

Horsham’s economic landscape is characterised by a robust mix of professional, scientific, and technical activities, alongside notable sectors like construction, retail trade, and information and communication. With a total of 53,923 employees and a recent increase in the number of employees across various sectors, the area shows promising growth. The presence of emerging sectors such as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) and Internet platforms indicates a tilt towards modern, technology-driven industries.

The economic landscape of Hinckley and Bosworth reveals a diverse mix of sectors, with a significant presence in wholesale and retail trade, construction, and professional services. The area boasts a robust employment base of 51,236 employees, with notable growth in certain sectors. Despite the absence of IPOs, the city has witnessed a healthy increase in employee numbers and has a substantial number of scale-ups, indicating a dynamic business environment.