Community Cohesion
This page gathers together the information on Lancashire Profile that is relevant to community cohesion.
Lancashire County Council's definition of community cohesion is:
"Community cohesion in Lancashire means people working together and respecting the differences in our society."
Over the last year the county council has achieved a great deal in developing services to build strong, cohesive communities whilst respecting differences. To find out more, see the Lancashire County Council Community Cohesion website.
Community cohesion is related to "People and Communities", one of seven themes contained in the Lancashire Local Area Agreement. Central government has set 198 priority measures for local government over the next few years, and selected indicators have been identified as priority areas under the People and Communities Theme.
Average Gross Household Income
Average (Mean and Median) Household Income
Employment and Ethnicity from Annual Population Survey
Employment Deprivation (Worklessness)
Ethnicity from the 2001 Census
GCSE and Equivalent Results for Young People
National Insurance Number Registrations by Non-UK Nationals (PDF)
Perceptions of Anti-Social Behaviour in Lancashire
Population Change by Super Output Areas and Wards
Population Estimates by Ethnic Group
Population Projections, 2006 to 2031
Pupils Achieving 5+ GCSEs at Grades A*-C
Other relevant information is available at Migrant Workers North West.
This page was compiled by Jacqueline Evans.
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