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Source: Insight, Coventry City Council
Following us sharing the JSNA Citywide profile and six local area profiles in our February and October 2024 editions, here we highlight one of the local area profiles, for the Bell Green and Wood End, Henley Green, Manor Farm (WEHM) area. See an infographic below.
The Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) brings together evidence about the health and wellbeing of Coventry residents, to help leaders across health and care understand and work together to improve the health and wellbeing of the people of Coventry.
The Insight team have created local reports setting out what life feels like in different parts of Coventry – celebrating what’s good and highlighting some of the challenges communities face. Evidence is drawn both from data and statistics, and from what local people have told us as well as what we know from our work in local communities.
Read the full report for the Bell Green and Wood End, Henley Green, Manor Farm (WEHM).
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Source: Insight, Coventry City Council
The graphic of life expectancy along Coventry bus route number 7 has been updated. Coventry bus route number 7 runs between Brownshill Green in the north-west and Bell Green in the north-east of the city. It crosses some of the city's most affluent areas, as well as some of the most deprived areas. On the graphic, the height of each bus stop represents the average life expectancy at birth of residents in each area in 2016-2020, the most up to date statistics available for local areas.
The life expectancy at birth of the average person in Coventry is 76.8 years for males and 81.6 years for females. However, this masks significant health inequalities across the city.
Source: Insight, Coventry City Council
You can read a newly published report about Coventry city centre footfall in quarter 3 2024 it focusses on footfall trends for the period of July to September 2024.
The number of daily visitors to Coventry city centre was reduced, notably down on the year before. However, the average dwell time of those who visited was up year-on-year, so the city centre would have felt as busy overall.
The headline data is updated monthly and published on the Council's website, you can view the Coventry city metrics dashboards here:
 We want to hear from residents, businesses, and organisations in Coventry to tell us what they think about a list of proposed financial savings that we have put together to help us achieve a balanced budget for 2025-26.
We don’t want to have to make the proposals but need to consider them out of necessity. All councils are facing very similar circumstances to bridge budget gaps.
Like other local authorities we have a legal duty to achieve a balanced budget.
No decisions have been made yet. This won’t happen until the end of February. The consultation will run until 28 January 2025.
Please give us your views by filling in our short survey or register to attend a face to face/online workshop.
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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