Summary statement
Appendix 2: Data table
Previous value Current value Change from previous period Comparison to
Priority and data measures
Reporting
period England Region Constituency District Ward England Region Constituency District Ward District Constituency Ward England Region RAG Rating
Comments Source
1. Boost incomes and reduce costs
357,118 35,889 1,592 739,395 74,927 7,582
East 368 East 2046
South 343 South 1746
West 414 West 1816
Keighley 271 Keighley 1087
Shipley 194 Shipley 887
Number of in work benefit claimants (DWP:
Universal credit claimants in work – September 2019)
Annual
Comments: Data for Universal Credit is available for in work claimants – other benefits do not distinguish between out of work, in work or pension age.
Data is not comparable as not all claimants in receipt of UC at present. Data captured to allow APCG to see take-up of UC across the district as may indicate need for ‘additional’ support.
See box DWP UC
claimants in work September 2019
Number of new
jobs 2017-2018 Annual 295,900 17,500 800 285,900 10,600 -2,600
Worse WorseData does not include part- time jobs
Annual Population Survey Workplace Analysis 2019 Total number
of jobs Annual 229,00 235,000
includes all jobs NOMIS89% 91% 78% 90% 93% 97%
East - South - West Keighley - Take up of free
childcare places
Annual
Shipley -
% of children in a 30 hrs place as a % of the eligibility
Department for Education: June 2019
11.10% 12.10% 14.30% 10.90% 10.60% 13.50%
Worse WorseEast 17.6% East -17.2%
South 14% South 12.2%
West 17.9% West 18.7%
Keighley 12.2% Keighley 11.2%
Percentage of households in fuel poverty 2017 ((Dept for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: June 2019)
Annual with 2 year lag
Shipley 9.9% Shipley 8.6%
Investigation required to understand the data from West and determine appropriate action
Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: June 2019
1. Boost incomes and reduce costs cont/..
Percentage of older people (60+) living in income deprived households
Updated every 5
years
22.70% 20.80%
Indices of Deprivation 2019 – Income Deprivation Affecting Older People score (OCSI 2019)
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Priority and data measures
Reporting period
Previous value Current value Change from previous period Comparison to RAG
Rating
Comments Source
England Region Constituency District Ward England Region Constituency District Ward District Constituency Ward England Region Percentage of
people receiving low earnings
Updated every 5
years
20.50% 18.90%
Indices of Deprivation 2019 – Income Deprivation score (OCSI 2019)
£574.80 £520.40 £488.70 £591.30 £539.80 £500.00
Worse WorseEast - £488.70 East - £481.30
South - £463.90 South - £473.80
West - £436.90 West - £482.70
Keighley -
£536.50
Keighley -
£548.50
Median rates of pay
Annual
Shipley -
£530.30 Shipley -
£527.70
Only Keighley has median earnings higher than the region but still below England
Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings full- time weekly gross pay – median 2019
2. Promote long term economic growth benefitting everyone
485,500 60,700 5,320 751,790 44,580 4,040
Worse SimilarEast - 1,150 East - 710
South - 1,300 South - 870
West - 860 West - 580
Keighley - 1,140 Keighley 1, 120
Take up of apprenticeships by location and other equality characteristics
Annual
Shipley - 880 Shipley - 750
Focus on higher-level apprenticeships, using levy to provide in- house training for incumbent employees and focus on levy employers have all contributed.
Changes now underway
Department for Education –
Apprenticeship stats 2017/18
0.86 0.8 0.7 0.87 0.81 0.72
Worse WorseEast - 0.62 East - 0.61
South - 0.59 South - 0.61
West - 0.94 West - 0.98
Keighley - 0.69 Keighley - 0.72
Number of jobs for every working age person (ONS Jobs
density 2017) Annual
Shipley - 0.63 Shipley - 0.63
(ONS Jobs density 2017)
357,118 35,889 1,592 739,395 74,927 7,582
East - 368 East - 2046
South - 343 South - 1746
West - 414 West - 1816
Number of in work benefit claimants
Annual
See
commentary above at 1.
Boost Income reduce costs
DWP UC claimants in work September 2019
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Priority and data measures
Reporting period
Previous value Current value Change from previous period Comparison to RAG
Rating
Comments Source
England Region Constituency District Ward England Region Constituency District Ward District Constituency Ward England Region
3. Deliver an effective benefits system
1.86% 2.32% 3.03% 1.48% 1.84% 2.34%
Worse WorseEast - 4.62% East - 2.79%
South - 2.33% South - 2.17%
West - 3.59% West - 2.08%
Keighley -
1.52% Keighley -
2.14%
Rate of benefit sanctions as a
% of Universal Credit
Sanction rate – Annual (August)
Shipley - 2.42%
Shipley -
2.36%
Investigation required as to why Bradford rates higher as it is a national policy. Need to look in detail at Keighley.
August 2019 (DWP 2019)
357,118 35,889 1,592 739,395 74,927 7,582
East 368 East – 2,046
South 343 South – 1,746
West 414 West – 1,816
Keighley 271 Keighley –
1,087
Number of in work benefit claimants
Annual
Shipley 194 Shipley - 887
See
commentary above at 1.
Boost Income reduce costs
DWP UC claimants in work September 2019
Total number of Families 33,200
Total number of Families - 33,700
Of which are single parent families 10,800
Of which are single parent families - 11,800
Number of working families receiving Working Tax Credit and/or Child Tax Credit
Annual lagged
Total number of
children56,000
Total number of children - 54,700
Data available is from 2017-18 (published 31 July 2019).
The data needs further investigation in order to understand what is happening – e.g. could be more families getting into work or more families working hours/pay reducing
DWP
4. Improve education standards and raise skills
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Priority and data measures
Reporting period
Previous value Current value Change from previous period Comparison to RAG
Rating
Comments Source
England Region Constituency District Ward England Region Constituency District Ward District Constituency Ward England Region Standard in
reading, writing and
mathematics at Key Stage 2 (DfE
performance tables 2017/18)
Annual 64% 62% 61% 65% 62% 62% Worse Same
Department for Education performance tables 2017/18
Percentage of out of work benefit claimants (DWP:
Universal Credit claimants September 2019)
Annual 63% 62.60% 72.30% 64.90% 66.20% 71.10%
Worse WorseDWP: Universal Credit claimants September 2019
4. Improve education standards and raise skills Percentage of
in work benefit claimants (DWP:
Universal Credit claimants September 2019)
Annual 37% 37.40% 27.60% 35.10% 33.80% 28.30%
Worse WorseDWP: Universal Credit claimants September 2019
Percentage of young people aged 16-24 NEETs NEET and Not Known 2016 (Department for Education:
January 2018)
Annual 3% 3.90% 2.80% 2.80%
SameDepartment for Education:
January 2018
Percentage of unauthorised pupil absence 2017-18 (Department for Education: 2017- 2018 Absence Tables: March
Annual 4.70% 4.90% 5% 4.70% 4.90% 5%
Worse Worse(Department for Education:
2017- 2018 Absence Tables:
March 2019
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Priority and data measures
Reporting period
Previous value Current value Change from previous period Comparison to RAG
Rating
Comments Source
England Region Constituency District Ward England Region Constituency District Ward District Constituency Ward England Region
East - 36.7% East - 34.6%
South 41.7% South - 36.4%
West 37.5% West - 38%
Keighley 49.4% Keighley 52.1%
working-age people qualified to at least Level 3:
2018/19 (Annual Population Survey
2018/19) Shipley 64.4% Shipley - 58.2%
Population Survey 2018/19
7.60% 9.50% 13.20% 7.60% 8.50% 13.80%
Worse WorseEast 15.2% East - 16.7%
South 14.7% South - 18.8%
West 18% West - 17.2%
Keighley
13.3% Keighley -
9.7%
Percentage of people with no qualifications:
2018/19 (Annual Population Survey 2018/19)
Annual
Shipley 5.5% Shipley - 6.9%
(Annual Population Survey 2018/19
4. Improve education standards and raise skills
485,500 60,700 5,320 751,790 44,580 4,040
Worse SimilarEast - 1,150 East - 710
South - 1,300 South - 870
West - 860 West - 580
Keighley -
1,140 Keighley -1,
120
Take up of apprenticeships by location and other equality characteristics (Department for Education – Apprenticeship stats 2017/18)
Annual
Shipley - 880 Shipley - 750
Department for Education –
Apprenticeship stats 2017/18
FSM -
35.1% FSM –
33.5% FSM – 34.7% FSM-
34.4% FSM -
33.2% FSM -
34%
Worse BetterNo FSM
- 50.7% No FSM
– 47.3% No FSM –
44.2% No FSM
- 48.4% No FSM
- 46.9% No FSM
- 44.7%
Worse WorseRate of attainment at Key Stages of those known to be eligible for free school meals compared to those who are not
(Department for Education:
Average Attainment 8 scores 2017/2018)
Annual
The rate of attainment for those eligible for a FSM has dropped last reported, Rates across England and the Region have also dropped by a similar amount. Across the district, compared to attainment by those not eligible for FSM, the rate has dropped further (previous difference of 9.5% is now 10.7%). Whilst this is not positive, the rate of difference in attainment between the groups across the whole of England is 14% and for the Region 13.7%. Bradford maintains a better rate of attainment for those eligible for FSM than the Region.
Department for Education:
Average Attainment 8 scores 2017/2018
5. Strengthen families and communities
16.60% 21.80% 17% 19.50% 23.80% *
WorsePercentage of
children and Annual
East - 24.8%
HMRC Proportion of
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Priority and data measures
Reporting period
Previous value Current value Change from previous period Comparison to RAG
Rating
Comments Source
England Region Constituency District Ward England Region Constituency District Ward District Constituency Ward England Region South - 26.4%
West - 27%
Keighley 17.4%
Shipley 12.3%
young people (aged 0-19) living in poverty 2016 (HMRC Proportion of children in low income families, August 2019)
children in low income families, August 2019
Males - 79.6
Males
78.7 Males 77.7 Males
79.6
Males 78.7
Males
77.8
Worse WorseAverage life expectancy in years
(Department of Health life expectancy at birth 2016- 2018, December 2019)
Annual
Females
- 83.1 Females
82.4 Females 81.6 Females
83.2 Females
82.4 Females
81.6
Worse WorseDepartment of Health life expectancy at birth 2015- 2017, December 2018
5. Strengthen families and communities Males
63.4 Males
61.7 Males 60.4 Males
63.4 Males
61.5 Males
60.1
Worse WorseAverage life expectancy in good health in years at birth Department of Health – healthy life expectancy at birth 2014- 2016
Annual
Females 63.8
Females
61.5 Females 59 Females
63.9
Females 62.1
Females
60
Worse WorseDepartment of Health – healthy life expectancy at birth 2014- 2016
Percentage of people who agree that their local area is a place where people live together harmoniously
Annual 62.60% 50.90%
Bradford People
Together to be asked for comment.
Police survey:
June 2019
59.00%
Percentage of
people Bradford
Council Place
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