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.
Regional reports
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Analysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in Bolsover
Bolsover, a local council area, exhibits a dynamic economic landscape. With a total of 77,728 employees and a 6.63% employee growth, it indicates a robust job market. The presence of 3073 companies, including 402 new companies in the last two years, suggests a thriving entrepreneurial environment. The diversity in sectors, led by wholesale/retail trade and professional activities, points to a balanced economy. However, the lack of IPOs and a modest number of scaleups (23) highlight potential areas for economic development.
Read MoreAnalysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in Blaenau Gwent
Blaenau Gwent presents a diverse economic landscape, marked by significant activity in sectors such as Construction, Wholesale/Retail Trade, and Professional Services. Despite no IPOs, the region shows promising signs of growth, particularly in the employment sector. The presence of a considerable number of new companies and SMEs indicates a dynamic business environment. The gender distribution among founders and directors highlights potential areas for increased diversity.
Read MoreAnalysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in Blackpool
This report provides an in-depth analysis of Blackpool’s economic and business activities. The data suggests a diverse and active business landscape, with significant representation in sectors like wholesale and retail trade, construction, and accommodation and food service activities. The city shows a healthy mix of companies across various sectors, indicating a robust and dynamic economic environment.
Read MoreAnalysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in Blackburn with Darwen
The economic landscape of Blackburn with Darwen presents a dynamic picture. With 27,3901 employees, this council area has seen a diverse range of business activities. Key sectors such as wholesale and retail trade, professional and technical activities, and administrative support have dominated the region’s economic profile. There’s a notable balance between traditional sectors like construction and emerging areas like information and communication. The growth in these sectors, alongside the rise in new companies, indicates a healthy and evolving economic environment.
Read MoreAnalysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in Blaby
Blaby, a locality with a diverse economic landscape, exhibits significant activity in various sectors. With a total of 155,752 employees, the area shows a promising 9.42% growth in employee numbers. The presence of 7581 companies, including 5708 SMEs and 205 exporters, indicates a vibrant business environment. The region, however, has experienced no IPOs recently, suggesting a focus on growth through other means.
Read MoreAnalysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in Birmingham
Birmingham’s economic landscape presents a dynamic and diverse ecosystem. With 752,400 employees and a significant rise in the number of employees (1,256 employee raisers), the city reflects robust employment and business growth. Key sectors like Wholesale/Retail Trade and Administrative/Support Services dominate, contributing significantly to the city’s economic vibrancy. Emerging sectors like SaaS and Mobile Apps are also gaining momentum, indicating a shift towards a more technology-oriented economy. The balance between traditional and modern industries sets a strong foundation for Birmingham’s future economic trajectory.
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