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Source: Office for National Statistics/Office for Health Improvement and Disparities
There are two different data sources to get data for your area, Public Health data from the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities and Census 2021 data from the Office for National Statistics.
In last month's bulletin, we had published data for Foleshill & Longford area. We have now done another data profile for Hillfields. It is also published on the Council's website. Have a look at a quick data profile and Local Health report from the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities for this area of Coventry. You can view the quick data profile and Local Health report here.
You could also get data by different area types, for example your neighbourhood, ward or parish by using the Census tool to build a custom area profile.
Source: Office for National Statistics (ONS)
The Health Index for England 2015 to 2021 was published in June 2023 by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The Health Index Report is now published on the Council's website. You can view Coventry's health index scores or you can compare it to different benchmarking groups. Coventry's Health index score is 90.0, it has increased by 0.4 points in 2021.
A score of 100 represents average levels of health in England in 2015. A higher number always means better health and a lower number means worse health.
Use an interactive tool to find out more about how health has changed in Coventry from 2015 to 2021
The Health index score is made up of measures in different categories, called domains and subdomains. These measures include mental and physical health (such as feelings of anxiety and conditions such as diabetes), local unemployment, road safety and behaviours like eating.
You can find out more information on national trends in England, 2015 to 2021.
Source: Budget setting, Coventry City Council
We want to give everyone the opportunity to tell us what you think about our spending proposals for 2024/25
Reductions of more than £100m in our funding coupled with unprecedented rises in inflationary pressures and demand for services – 79% of our budget is now spent on social care and homelessness, up from 40% in 2010, this means we know we cannot do everything we would like to. However, we can make sure that we give everyone the opportunity to have a say in how we build our budget for the next financial year of 2024/25.
We need to make informed decisions about where to focus our spending to deliver the services that you want us to get right.
It is only by listening to our residents, VCS, partners and businesses that we can understand your priorities and ensure we are able to deliver these efficiently and effectively.
Please visit Budget Consultation 2024/25 to find out more about our proposals and give us your views by filling in our short survey or attending a face to face/online workshop.
If you’d like any further information or have any questions, please contact us at budgetsetting@coventry.gov.uk
If you have any Coventry-related research, statistics, or findings that you would like to share here, please get in touch: insight@coventry.gov.uk
See previous e-bulletins for inspiration.
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