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Cities Outlook 2020
By
Kathrin Enenkel
,
Valentine Quinio
,
Paul Swinney
| 27 January 2020
Cities Outlook 2020
By
Kathrin Enenkel
,
Valentine Quinio
,
Paul Swinney
| 27 January 2020
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Political gains, economic realities
Table Figure 1: Productivity of British cities (GDP per worker)
Holding our breath — How poor air quality blights cities
Table Figure 2: UK ambient air quality: NO2 and PM2.5 annual mean concentration
Table Box 1: Methodology box: how to measure air pollution?
Table Box 2: Defining cities
Table Figure 3: Number of days the maximum modelled DAQI was equal to or above 4 in 2018
Table Figure 4: Share of roads breaching NO2 legal limits and the maximum concentration reached
Table Figure 5: Share of roads breaching PM2.5 WHO guidelines and the maximum concentration reached, 2018
Table Figure 6: PM2.5 and NO2 emissions per 10,000 population across UK cities
Table Figure 7: NO2 and PM2.5 sector breakdown for UK cities
Table Figure 8: The composition of sources of PM2.5 emissions for city centres and suburbs
Table Figure 9: stimated absolute number of attributable deaths caused by PM2.5, 2017
Table Box 3: What are the health impacts of air pollution?
Table Figure 11: Proportion of local deaths that can be attributed to long-term exposure to PM2.5, 2017
Table Box 4: Timeline of air pollution policies
Table Figure 11: Creation and revocation of AQMAs
Table Figure 12: Clean Air Zones in the UK
Table Box 5: How London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone has reduced air pollution
City monitor
Table Table 1: Population growth
Table Table 2: Employment rate
Table Table 3: Unemployment benefit claimant count
Table Table 4: Average workplace earnings
Table Table 5: Business starts and closures per 10,000 population
Table Table 6: Business stock per 10,000 population
Table Figure 7 Private sector jobs growth
Table Table 7: Ratio of private sector to publicly-funded jobs
Table Table 9: Patent applications published per 100,000 residents
Table Table 10: GDP per worker
Table Table 11: Residents with high-level qualifications
Table Table 12: Residents with no formal qualifications
Table Figure 13 Housing stock growth
Table Table 14: House price growth
Table Table 15: Housing affordability ratio
Table Table 16: Premises achieving ultrafast broadband speeds
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