Travel and Transport

Monthly estimates of completed international visits to and from the UK and earnings and expenditure associated with these visits.

Presents the annual estimates of overseas travel and tourism based on interviews conducted with passengers as they enter or leave the UK by the principal air, sea and tunnel routes.

A list of those granted pre-release access to Monthly Overseas Travel and Tourism

This release is part of a series of short articles about various aspects of employment in tourism characteristic industries in the UK.

The story examines the key findings from the 2011 Census on method of travel to work in England and Wales for the working population. It also identifies changes in patterns of travel to work from 2001 to 2011, and looks at key differences between regions, and examines some of the local authority differences.

Adults who have offset from impairment

Conclusions

Changes experienced between Wave One and Wave Two

Information on the reporting conventions and the list of figures within The Life Opportunities Survey Wave Two Report Part I.

Life Opportunities Survey Annex 1 - Demographic characteristics of the analysis groups

Comparison of how disabled and non-disabled people participate in society in a number of life areas. This report will present findings from Wave Two of the survey, focusing on changes since Wave One.

Annual Business Survey (ABS) 2011 provisional results, Statistical Bulletin (Nov 2012)

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

This article on ‘What we do' is one in a series which aims to explore in more detail the different domains that have been considered as important for the measurement of National Well-being. It focuses on how people spend their time, looking at paid work, leisure activities and volunteering.

Contains statistics on the UK's economy, industry, society and demography presented in easy to read tables and backed up with explanatory notes and definitions. It covers, among others, the following areas: National Accounts, Crime and Justice, Education, Transport, Government Finance and Agriculture.

Monthly digest is an important reference work containing the latest monthly and quarterly data collected from a range of government departments and other organisations.

The Portrait of the West Midlands presents a wide range of information covering infrastructure, demographic, environmental and economic statistics for the region. It includes information for districts, unitary and local authorities which allows comparison between the various areas and the rest of the UK.

Most people have a clear impression of what the cities, towns and countryside look like in the UK, both physically and in terms of the lives of the people who live there. This article compares rural and urban areas statistically for themes such as working, income and earnings, services and population, using geographical classifications. There is quantitative evidence that rural areas are better off than urban areas on a number of different measures, such as unemployment and crime. In a few respects rural areas are worse off. Using classifications that show sparse areas of England and Wales, some topics show ‘two countrysides’ – a better off, less sparse and more accessible one, and a less populous and isolated sparse countryside. Patterns within urban areas often differ, with the most urban areas of England frequently showing particular trends and the widest variations.

A guide to the comprehensive source of official statistics about the regions and sub-regions of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland providing information on a wide range of topics including population, economy, labour market, education and training, housing, transport, crime and the environment. The Directory lists the available tables and includes general notes and useful websites for obtaining further data. Tables are updated annually in four batches during March, June, September and December.

News release about the Regional Trends, No. 43 article 'Portrait of the North West'

Number 41, 2011 edition

This portrait provides a wide range of data giving an overview of what it is like to live or work in the South East. The article presents a wide range of information covering infrastructure, demographic, environmental and economic statistics for the south east corner of England. It includes information for districts, unitary and local authorities in the South East which allows comparison between the various areas and the rest of the UK.

Pre-release access list, Travel Trends 2010

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

Number 40, 2010 edition