Summary

United Kingdom indicators

The Joseph Rowntree Foundation's latest report was published in December 2010.

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In 2010, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation published a report on the impact, or otherwise, of devolution on low-income people and places. Underlying that report was a longer report with comparative statistics for the four home countries.

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	All ages	Children	Young adults	Working age	Older people
Income	Overall Location By age group By family type By ethnic group By gender Persistent low income Income inequalities Lacking essentials In arrears with bills Lacking durables Benefit levels	Overall Tax credits	Overall	Overall By work status By disability By age Council tax	Overall Private income Benefits
Work	Benefit recipients Long-term benefit recipients Tax credits	In workless households	Unemployment	Workless individuals By disability Lone parents By ethnic group By gender Jobs Workless households Job insecurity Training
Low pay			Trends	Trends By industry Location By disability By ethnic group Inequalities
Education		At age 11 At age 16 Exclusions	Qualifications Impact on work Destinations	Qualifications
Health		Low birthweight Infant deaths Dental health Accidents	Suicides Drug use	Deaths Illness Mental health Obesity	Deaths Illness
Housing	Central heating Non-decent homes Energy efficiency Fuel poverty Homelessness Overcrowding Unmet housing need Mortgage re-possessions Housing benefit
Services	Bank accounts Contents insurance Travel				Social services Access
Social cohesion	Polarisation Local area Victims of crime Non-participation	Concentrations Pregnancies Criminal record Looked-after children	Criminal record	Concentrations	Anxiety

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