Locations of Businesses

This statistical bulletin contains headline figures and commentary from the Business Demography 2011 publication.

This article examines regional and local industrial specialisations in Great Britain through use of employee jobs data. A number of measures of industrial specialisation have been calculated to provide a means of measuring the similarity, or otherwise, of industrial structures between areas. In addition, location quotients have been calculated. These allow for a more in depth analysis of local specialisations.

This statistical bulletin contains headline figures and commentary from the UK Business: Activity, Size and Location 2012 publication. Information provides a numbers of enterprises and local units produced from a snapshot of the Inter Departmental Business Register (IDBR) taken on 12 March 2012.

Annual Business Survey 2010 provisional regional results, Statistical Bulletin (July 2012)

This document lists those persons who have been granted pre-release access to Business Demography 2010 tables.

This product includes births, deaths and survivals of UK enterprises. The active stock of businesses is also shown, so that birth and death rates can be calculated.

The Portrait of the North East presents a wide range of information covering infrastructure, demographic, environmental and economic statistics for the region.

This article looks at how to monitor trends among women who are active in business and how to understand the way they work and what drives them. Regular data on self-employment for both women and men is available from the Labour Force Survey and this is often used as a proxy for business ownership. The number of women who are self-employed has grown in recent years, but much of the growth is in women working part-time and focusing on more flexible working patterns to fit into domestic commitments.

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