Focus on London 2009 Data Store

The underlying data for the 2009 report can be downloaded below.

We‘ve posted the data sets through Google Docs so that everyone can access the data quickly and easily, regardless of whether or not you have the right software installed.

The other advantage of Google Docs is the developer API which enables developers to plug straight into the data … if you build a visualisation from our data then let us know, webteam@london.gov.uk, and we’ll look at posting it on this site.

Chapter 3: Labour Market

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Table Title
3.1 Unemployment rates, working-age, July 2007 to December 2008
3.2 Employment rates (working-age) by gender and region, 2007
3.3 Reasons given for working part-time second quarter 2007
3.4 Employment by occupation, working-age residents, 2007
3.5 Occupational composition of employee jobs, 2001 and 2007
3.6 Employment rates, persons working-age, for London boroughs, 2007
3.7 Employment rates by gender, working-age, 1997-2008
3.8 Employment rates of working-age persons, by parenthood, 2007
3.9 Employment rates for London’s twenty largest working-age populations by nationality, 2007
3.10 Model based unemployment rates for London boroughs, 2007
3.11 Median gross weekly resident-based earnings, by region 2008
3.12 Gross weekly earnings, 2008
3.13 Gap between median full-time earnings of males and females, 1968-2008
3.14 Year on year increase in earnings 1968-2008 (five year intervals)
3.15 Trends in median full-time gross weekly earnings of employees by gender, 1966-2008
3.16 Median weekly earnings - All employee jobs by occupation: UK and London, 2008
3.17 Employment and unemployment rates by gender, October to December 2008
3.18 Employment rates by region, lowest and highest local authority rates, working-age persons, 2007
3.19 Employment rates (working-age) by gender, for London boroughs, including self-employed, part-time and unemployment rates, 2007
3.20 Employment rates, working-age, 2007
3.21 Projected resident labour force in 2016 (PLP Low): borough summary
3.22 Number of people in work by place of residence and work (main job), 2007/08

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Chapter 5: Economy

Chapter 9: Emergency Services

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Table Title
9.1 Total recorded crime by region, 2007/08
9.2 Recorded crime rates by region, 2007/08
9.3 Crime rates in most similar police force areas, 2007/08
9.4 Recorded crime per borough 2007/08
9.5 Crime rates per 1,000 population, 2007/08
9.6 Top ten recorded crime rates by crime type and police force area, 2007/08
9.7 Crime types as proportions of all recorded offences, 2007/08
9.8 Recorded crime trends in Metropolitan Police area by type, 1998/99-2007/08
9.9 Crime types in London, 2006/07 and 2007/08
9.10 Crime detection rates by region, 2007/08
9.11 Crime detection rates by type and region, 2007/08
9.12 Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) calls received by borough, 2007/08
9.13 Number of I grade calls to police, by borough, 2007/08
9.14 Numbers of I and S calls, 2001/02-2007/08
9.15 Most common CAD calls by type 2007/08
9.16 CAD calls related to traffic offences in London, 2007/08
9.17 CAD calls for Anti-Social Behaviour in London, 2007/08
9.18 Youth victims by total offences and persons accused that were young people, 2007/08
9.19 Youth Victims by selected category, 1998/99 to 2008/09
9.20 Youth Accused by selected category, 1998/99 to 2008/09
9.21 Youth Victims and Accused by major and minor category, 2008/09
9.22 Number of emergency incidents responded to, 2000/01-2008/09
9.23 Incidents recorded on Triage system, by category, 2008/09
9.24 Chief Complaints, by number and share, 2008/09
9.25 Monthly demand pattern, 2008/09
9.26 Hourly and day of the week demand pattern, 2008/09
9.27 Number of incidents per 100 population, 2008/09
9.28 Age profile of patients, by sex, 2008/09
9.29 Fire Stations in London, 2008/09
9.30 Emergency calls and incidents attended, 2001/02-2008/09
9.31 Incidents attended in 2008/09
9.32 Total incidents attended, 2001/02-2008/09
9.33 Total incidents attended, 2008/09
9.34 Primary fires attended, 2008/09
9.35 Proportion of primary fires by type, 2008/09
9.36 Secondary fires attended, 2008/09
9.37 Special service incidents attended by type, 2008/09
9.38 Incidents of people shut in lifts attended, 2001/02-2008/09
9.39 Special service incidents attended by ward, 2008/09
9.40 False alarms originating in non-domestic buildings, 2001/02-2008/09
9.41 Hoax calls attended and not attended, 2008/09
9.42 Incidents by borough, 2008/09

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Chapter 12: Environment

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Table Title
12.1 Carbon dioxide emissions, 2006
12.2 Ecological Footprint, 2004
12.3 Relative annual mean pollutant concentrations (CO, PM10 and SO2) monitored at several sites in London, 1996-2009
12.4 Relative annual mean pollutant concentrations (NOx, O3, NO2) monitored at several sites in London, 1996-2009
12.5 Average SOA indicator scores for air quality, Indices of Multiple Deprivation, 2007
12.6 Combined Air Quality indicator from the Indices of Multiple Deprivation 2007
12.7 Total Final Energy Consumption by sector, 2006
12.8 Electricity Consumption, 2007
12.9 Gas Consumption, 2007
12.10 Land use, 2005
12.11 Density of new dwellings per hectare, 1989-2007
12.12 Proportion of new dwellings built on previously developed land, 1989-2007
12.13 Proportion of planning applications granted, third quarter 2008
12.14 Proportion of new dwellings built in within areas of high flood risk, 1989-2007
12.15 Properties located within a floodplain, 2006
12.16 Percentage of river length in the Thames region graded good or better for chemical quality, 1993-2007
12.17 Percentage of river length in the Thames region with high levels of selected nutrients, 1990-2007
12.18 Biological river quality, 2007
12.19 Household waste recycled or composted, 2006/07 and 2007/08
12.20 Percentage of municipal solid waste sent to landfill, 2007/08
12.21 Disposal of municipal solid waste by method, 2007/08
12.22 Fly tipping incidents, 2007/08
12.23 Proportion of properties located within a floodplain, 2006
12.24 Local Authority waste statistics, 2007/08

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2009 Facts

On average, weekly household expenditure in London was £529.30, 17 per cent more than the UK figure