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Warmer Homes - worried about your Energy Bills
The environmental charity PECT is offering free energy advice to all households in Fenland and Huntingdonshire - see attached poster
Posted: Wed, 14 Oct 2020 09:57 by Jon Chitty
Busway and Connecting Services - Update to Timetables
An overview of the revised Busway services: Why have you made these changes?
• Demand has increased following the return of Schools and Colleges
• To increase frequency and capacity levels along the busiest corridors during the peak periods
• In response to passenger requests– earlier departures in the mornings and later departures in the evenings
• To introduce more buses to Trumpington Park & Ride (through an extension of Route B) Where do Routes A, B and C operate? More »
• Route A – St Ives to Trumpington via Cambridge City Centre
• Route B – Hinchingbrooke, St Ives and Cambridge North to Trumpington via Cambridge City Centre
• Route C – St Ives to Cambridge City Centre or Cambridge Rail Station, with most journeys extending onto Long Road Sixth Form College on days when the College is open. » Less
Posted: Mon, 12 Oct 2020 13:50 by Jon Chitty
Coronavirus (COVID-19) roundup - 7 Oct 20
Catch up on the latest data and analysis related to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and its impact on our economy and society.
Headline figures
- An estimated 116,600 people in the community in England had COVID-19 between 18 and 24 September 2020 (0.21% of the community population). Analysis | Data
- The number of deaths involving COVID-19 registered in England and Wales in the week ending 25 September 2020 (Week 39) was 215 (2.2% of all deaths in that week). Analysis | Data
- The percentage of adults in Great Britain that said their well-being was being affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak was 48% between 24 and 27 September 2020. Analysis | Data
- The percentage of businesses that had been trading for more than the previous two weeks was 81% between 21 and 29 September 2020 (a further 4% had restarted in the last two weeks, 13% remained temporarily closed). Analysis | Data
- Monthly gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 6.6% in July 2020 but is 11.7% lower than the February 2020 level. Analysis | Data
- The UK unemployment rate for the three months to July 2020 was 4.1%; this is 0.3 percentage points higher than a year earlier and 0.2 percentage points higher than the previous quarter. Analysis | Data
- In August 2020, retail sales volumes increased by 0.8% when compared with July; this is the fourth consecutive month of growth, resulting in an increase of 4.0% when compared with February's pre-pandemic level. Analysis | Data
This page is a summary of insights from our most recent analysis and will be updated as new publications are released. More »
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On this page
- Average house prices continued to rise in July 2020
- Deaths involving COVID-19
- COVID-19 infection survey
- Levels of socialising lower in local lockdown areas
- Fewer adults reported travelling to work following latest guidance
- GDP, April to June 2020
- International comparison of GDP
- Household savings and government borrowing
- Balance of Payments: Imports and exports
- Characteristics of people testing positive for COVID-19
- Young people in the labour market
- User requested data
- Weekly summary (slide pack)
- Glossary
This page was last updated at 09:30 on 7 October 2020. » Less
Posted: Wed, 07 Oct 2020 16:53 by Jon Chitty
