On this page, we collected links to data resources.
Buckinghamshire’s Economic Intelligence Observatory provides access to the latest economic data and insight in Buckinghamshire.
This report provides comprehensive analysis of the performance, size and structure of the Buckinghamshire economy. It is essential reading for all those who wish to understand the current state of Buckinghamshire’s economy at a macro-level, and potential opportunities for future growth.
CACI is a data, insight and technology company. They procure and develop datasets and insights to help us understand the world we live in. They have recently released a series of podcasts where subject matter experts discuss what the data shows us about the cost-of-living crisis and what this might mean.
The environment plays a significant role in our lives and has a direct impact on other important areas such as public health. The quality of air is an integral part of our wider environment and ecosystems, as well as affecting our own personal wellbeing. Find out more about the air quality in Buckinghamshire and actions being taken to improve our environment in our latest report.
This suite of profiles was generated in May 2022. We will continue to download more up-to-date profiles and publish them in the ‘Opportunity Bucks’ Resources section of the Bucks Data Exchange.
Economic profiles for the 10 Opportunity Bucks wards (2023)
A summary of the inequalities data used to identify the 10 Opportunity Bucks wards (2021)
Opportunity Bucks is our local partnership approach to levelling up, working in partnership across the county to improve outcomes for people across the county who are experiencing the most hardship. Our aim, through the Opportunity Bucks programme, is to ensure that everyone in the county has the opportunity to succeed, that we grow together as a place and that nobody is left behind.
Buckinghamshire is often portrayed as an affluent county, but in reality the national picture of the Cost of Living crisis is clearly reflected across our county. This report provides a deeper understanding of geographical inequalities, financial insecurities, housing costs, energy and food poverty being experienced everyday by the people who call Bucks home.
Fingertips is a large public health data collection, organised into themed profiles.
We’d love to hear from you if you’ve got data you’d like to contribute or ideas about what else to include on the Bucks Data Exchange.
