Contents
INTRODUCTION AND METHODOLOGY
A ACCESS TO SERVICES
1 Accessibility of Key Services
2 Travel
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B COMMUNITY WELL BEING/SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT
1 Population
2 Perceptions of Neighbourhood and Service Provision
3 Participation in Community Organisations
4 Voting Turnout
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C CRIME
1 Recorded Crime
2 Disorder
3 Fear of Crime
4 Offender data
5 Young offenders
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D ECONOMIC DEPRIVATION
1 Index of Multiple Deprivation 2000
2 Indebtedness
3 Low Income
4 Wealth/Assets
5 Suffolk’s Economy and Development
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E EDUCATION, SKILLS AND TRAINING
1 Pre-school Education
2 Pupil Attainment
3 Adult Learning
4 Continuing Education
5 Absenteeism
6 School Exclusions
7 Special Needs Provision
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F HEALTH
Health Improvement Programmes and Primary Care Groups
1 Accident and Emergency Statistics
2 Disability
3 Drug and Alcohol Misuse
4 Healthy Lifestyles
5 Maternal, Infant and Early Child Health
6 Mortality
7 Teenage Pregnancies
8 Poverty and Health
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G HOUSING
1 Affordability
2 Homelessness
3 Houses in Multiple Occupation
4 Unfit Housing and Disrepair
5 Vacant Properties
6 Home Improvement Grant Activity
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H PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
1 Air Quality
2 Land Use
3 Traffic
4 Suffolk Local Biodiversity Action Plan
5 Waste Management
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I WORK DEPRIVATION
1 Availability of Childcare
2 Employment
3 Measures of Worklessness
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APPENDICES
APPENDIX 1 - Bibliography
APPENDIX 2 - Information Gaps
APPENDIX 3 - District and County Council Election Results (voting turnout)
APPENDIX 4 - Index of Multiple Deprivation by Ward
APPENDIX 5 - Wards in Suffolk - Map
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