Annual earnings
The graph shows the median gross annual pay for residents working full-time and part-time in Buckinghamshire, the South East, and England.
Highest Level of Qualification Held
Table showing the proportion of working age (16-64) residents by the highest level qualification they have in Buckinghamshire, the South East and England.
Top job postings
Tables showing top occupations by number of job postings in 2023 for Buckinghamshire, the South East and England.
Average Distance to nearest Park, Public Garden, or Playing Field (m)
This dataset shows the average distance to the nearest park, public garden or playing field in metres. Data is based on analysis of Ordnance Survey (OS) data on access to private gardens, public parks and playing fields in Great Britain, available by country, region, Local Authority and Lower Layer Super Output Area.
Note: There are some areas which are not covered by the source data which leads to small amounts of missing LSOA data.
Broadband Speed
Broadband is a high-speed internet connection that allows you to access and enjoy various online services and content. Unlike the older dial-up connections, broadband provides much faster speeds, enabling activities like streaming videos, online gaming, and video conferencing without significant delays.
Feeling Safe
This chart shows the extent to which residents of Buckinghamshire feel safe in certain situations, as reported via the Residents Community Safety Survey.
Nuisance calls blocked
This chart shows the number of recent nuisance calls blocked in Buckinghamshire using a blocker device. These devices are issued by Trading Standards to vulnerable people to protect them from receiving nuisance calls.
Shoplifting
This chart shows the number of recorded shoplifting offences in Buckinghamshire. Shoplifting is the action of stealing goods from a shop while pretending to be a customer.
Unemployment Claimant Count
The Claimant Count counts the number of people claiming Jobseeker’s Allowance plus those who claim Universal Credit and are required to seek work and be available for work. It is a measure of the number of people claiming ‘out-of-work’ related benefits. Not all those who are unemployed claim benefits. This is largely due to people finding new work very quickly or having other sources of financial support at home. In addition, not all those counted within the Claimant Count are unemployed (some are working a low number of hours and/or are earning a low income). Whilst the Claimant Count is not a measure of unemployment, it is a useful proxy at the local level.
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero publish national statistics on UK local authority and regional gas emissions. The greenhouse gases covered by these statistics are carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide. In accordance with international reporting and carbon trading protocols, each of these gases is weighted by its global warming potential (GWP), so that total greenhouse gas emissions can be reported on a consistent basis (in carbon dioxide equivalent units). The GWP for each gas is defined as its warming influence relative to that of carbon dioxide. The GWPs used in these statistics are from Working Group 1 of the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report: Climate Change 2013.
