Insight Factsheets

Insight Factsheets

The following factsheets can be found here:

Birmingham Community Safety

This factsheet provides key insights from the Birmingham Community Safety Dashboard which supports the Serious Violence Strategic Needs Assessment. It provides a comprehensive understanding of crimes reported in Birmingham, including breakdowns by crime categories and demographics of suspects, victims and vulnerable groups who may be subject to violence or harm.

Climate Change Briefing Book

The Climate Change Briefing Book dashboard provides a wealth of data regarding key topics such as emissions, homes and energy performance, transportation, refuse, recycling and waste disposal and environmental justice. The dashboard provides an insight into climate-related topics within Birmingham and how as a city, it compares to other geographical areas such as the English Core Cities.

Economy briefing for Leader

This factsheet provides information on the latest economic statistics in Birmingham.

Housing Briefing Book for publishing

The Housing Briefing Book brings together data that is internally held, as well as external sources to provide a rich understanding of the housing stock in Birmingham. The dashboard provides information on all dwellings in Birmingham, council owned housing stock, social housing lettings, rooms, tenure, housing supply, affordability and benefits, and Help to Buy.

Inequality in Birmingham Headline Statistics

This document provides a comprehensive statistical overview of various socio-economic factors affecting Birmingham, highlighting the disparities in education, income, health, and housing among different demographics.

Post 16 Employment and Skills for publishing

The Post-16 Employment & Skills dashboard brings together data that is internally held by the council, as well as external sources, to provide information on the following themes:

1) Young People: Population composition and projections of young people in the city

2) Supply: The destinations of young people in terms of education, employment and/or training

3) Demand: Labour market trends, and

4) Provider: Distance travelled by young people in Birmingham to a learning provider.

SEND Briefing Book

The SEND Briefing Book dashboard provides an overview of people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Birmingham. In order to learn and have the same opportunities as all children, those with SEND require educational provision that is additional to, or different from, that made generally for others of the same age.

Viewing and downloading

This dataset contains unstructured files such as documents, PDF's and images.

To view and download the files click on the Table tab at the top and select the desired file in the File name column.

You may use the filters to further refine your selection.