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Warrington’s economic landscape is marked by a vibrant mix of sectors, with significant growth in employment and business activities. The city’s total employee count stands at 258,964, indicating a robust workforce. Key sectors such as Administrative and Support Service Activities and Professional, Scientific, and Technical Activities dominate, reflecting a diverse and modern economic base. Despite no recent IPOs, the city shows healthy signs of growth in various sectors, especially in business services and distribution.

Wandsworth’s economic landscape is characterised by a diverse range of sectors, with significant employment and business growth. The region is home to a thriving business community, evidenced by the presence of numerous companies across various sectors. This report delves into Wandsworth’s employment statistics, sector dynamics, company trends, and other key economic indicators.

Waltham Forest, a dynamic urban area, exhibits a diverse economic landscape characterised by notable strengths in sectors such as wholesale, retail trade, construction, and professional activities. With a total of 54,382 employees and a vibrant business environment, the area shows signs of growth and diversification. However, challenges such as gender disparity in leadership roles and the absence of recent IPOs suggest areas for improvement.

This report provides an in-depth analysis of the economic and business activities in Walsall. Key indicators include employment, sector dynamics, company trends, and gender diversity in leadership roles. The data paints a picture of a city with a strong presence in wholesale and retail trade, alongside significant activities in construction and administrative services. The gender diversity in founding and director roles also offers insights into the inclusivity of the business environment in Walsall.

Wakefield’s economy showcases a dynamic and diverse business landscape. The city has a total of 180,278 employees, with significant employment in wholesale and retail trade, professional services, and construction. The rise in the number of employees in some sectors indicates a robust and evolving economic environment. Notably, there has been a significant growth in employment, with a 9.93% increase. Wakefield’s economic activity is further characterised by a healthy mix of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), exporters, and companies with foreign parentage.

Vale of White Horse, a local council area, shows a dynamic economic landscape with diverse sectors contributing to its growth. The presence of 7,202 employees across various industries, a significant number of new companies, and a healthy rate of employee growth suggest a robust economic environment. The data reflects a balanced mix of traditional and emerging sectors, indicating both stability and innovation in the region’s business ecosystem.