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Local Economic Assessment 2011

What is the Assessment?

The Local Economic Assessment (LEA) describes Lincolnshire in terms of its economic profile and examines a wealth of information at a local level. The LRO has produced an annual assessment as part of the Drivers for Change series for several years, but the 2011 publication fulfills a statutory duty.

How has it been carried out?

In producing the assessment, we have analysed a range of data – from international to local. To add insight to the statistical analysis, we have consulted widely with county businesses and organisations through our Insight Events and Quarterly Economic Survey, to get under the skin of local places and build up a comprehensive picture.

An interactive toolkit has also been produced as part of the assessment and improved following consultation with partners. The intention of the toolkit is to provide a definitive view of the county at several geographical levels, which can be used not only as part of the assessment, but for any relevant partner activity.

The feedback we have received so far from partners has been very positive and we will continue to develop and update the tool.

Interactive Toolkit

Taking the Assessment forward.

Following the consultation process responses have been considered and developed into a workplan that outlines how the assessment will be taken forward. The workplan "Taking the LEA forward" and a summary of the responses can be found in the resources section above.

If you would any further information on the document or the toolkit then please contact us at lro@lincolnshire.gov.uk or (01522) 550570.

Area Profiles

  • Lincolnshire714,800
  • Boston64,600
  • East Lindsey136,700
  • Lincoln93,100
  • North Kesteven108,500
  • South Holland88,400
  • South Kesteven134,100
  • West Lindsey89,400
  • Lincolnshire738,316
  • Boston70,442
  • East Lindsey142,562
  • Lincoln96,926
  • North Kesteven106,852
  • South Holland90,906
  • South Kesteven138,982
  • West Lindsey91,646
Source: ONS 2011 Mid Year Population Estimates/ GP Registrations LPCT April 2012 More Information
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