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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 Broxbourne

Broxbourne’s economic landscape is characterised by a diverse array of sectors, with significant activities in construction, retail, and professional services. The council area exhibits dynamic economic features, including a positive employee growth rate and a vibrant mix of new and established companies. However, there’s a notable gap in gender representation among company founders and directors.

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Analysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in Bromsgrove

Bromsgrove’s economic landscape is characterised by a robust mix of sectors, notably professional, scientific, and technical activities, along with administrative, construction, and retail. The area has witnessed significant employment growth, with a total of 52,516 employees, and a notable increase in new companies over the last two years.

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Analysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in Bromley

Bromley showcases a diverse economic landscape with significant activities in professional, scientific, technical, construction, and real estate sectors. The region’s employment and business growth indicate a healthy economic environment. Despite having no IPOs recently, the area shows a commendable growth rate in employees and scale-ups, suggesting robust business development.

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Analysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in Broadland

Broadland’s economic landscape is diverse, with significant activities in sectors such as professional, scientific and technical activities, construction, and wholesale/retail trade. With 33,185 employees and a growth of 8.34% in employee numbers, the region shows a dynamic workforce. Notable are the 13 businesses that have increased their employee count, indicating a positive employment trend. The lack of IPOs suggests a focus on steady growth over rapid expansion. The gender distribution among founders and directors reflects diversity challenges, with a higher male representation.

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Analysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in City of Bristol

Bristol’s economic landscape is marked by a diverse range of sectors, with a notable emphasis on professional, scientific, and technical activities. The city has experienced substantial business growth, evident in the number of employees and new companies emerging in recent years. This report delves into the key economic indicators, such as employment, business growth, sector dynamics, and company trends, to provide a comprehensive view of Bristol’s economic health.

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Analysis Report: Economic and Business Activity in Brighton and Hove

Brighton and Hove’s economic landscape shows a dynamic mix of sectors, with a significant presence in information and communication, professional, scientific and technical activities, and real estate. The city’s total employment stands at 155,197, with recent data indicating 760 employee raisers, suggesting a healthy trend in job growth. Notably, the city has not experienced any IPOs recently, but there is a noticeable growth in employee numbers, marked by a 7.15% increase. The presence of 99 scaleups and a substantial number of new companies (6,315 in the last two years) highlight an environment conducive to business growth and entrepreneurial activity.

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