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The Area 1,420 sq miles 85% rural with one third in a National Park or an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Hampshire County Council Key Hampshireis responsible County Council for look after West Berkshire UA Bracknell EZ EZ Enterprise Zone Wokingham UA Forest UA EZ 5,400 miles of 133,000 street lights road Hampshire County Council area

Surrey Heath 4,300 Research Park/Science Parks country parks District Five miles of pavements m Major Business and Technology Parks * Farnborough Major Ports 45 libraries 3 discovery centres 1e-library !x EZ Fleet Ä (Major) Airports 1 ! maintained schools A34 3 481 Universities Aldershot Surrey CC 16 care homes for older people, 960 beds 2 Further Education Establishments Guildford 9 residential homes for children & young people Motorway Andover District 24 household waste recycling centres (HWRCs) M3 Major A roads Railway lines Every day in Hampshire A303 * Shows a selection of major sites Waverley for reference. Not all HCC business/Technonlogy District 454,000 people travel to work by parks are shown. Alton car or van, (approximately District Councils two thirds of all commuters) 1 4 2 Hart EZ 86,000 bus journeys are made 3 4 5 6 4% 4% of journeys in Hampshire are by 6 UA Winchester train. (96% are made on roads, cycleways 7 New Forest A31 and footways). 8 A3 9 10 5 15,000 people visit tourist attractions * 11 Petersfield Romsey S o u t h D o w n s 16,000 people visit County Council libraries N a t i o n a l P a r k Chichester District Eastleigh Every year in Hampshire: M3 8 619,000 tonnes of waste material processed A27 West Sussex CC M27

!x Around 94% of all household waste is diverted from landfill creating enough energy equivalent to power 50,000 homes A31 Lyndhurst ¯ M27Fareham Havant 2.3 million tonnes of sand and gravel are 7 A27 produced, including 1.55 million tonnes, 9 landed at wharves in Hampshire * East District EZ !x 10 260,000 concessionary passholders Dorset CC make 12.5 million journeys Gosport 11 Hampshire is visited by 4.5 million staying visitors and a further 52 million day visitors * Christchurch District Tourism generates almost £3 billion £3bn to the Hampshire economy *

Isle of Wight UA All figures correct as at October 2017 0 2 4 8 12 16 20 * includes Southampton and Portsmouth Miles Contains OS data © Crown Copyright and database right 2017 Hampshire’sHampshire’s population Population Diversifying more slowly than the rest of the UK Labour market  The Population of Hampshire increased from • 92% of residents are White British, compared to 80.5% • The population1,317,790 of Hampshire in 2011 to 1,353,350 is estimated in 2016. to be 1,353,350 • 80% employment rate, well above UK rate (73.9%) nationally in 2016, up from 1,317,790 in 2011 • 3.5% unemployment, lower than UK rate (5.0%) • After English, the second most common language is • 17.1% economic inactivity rate, lower than UK rate +35,560 Nepalese (7,600 people) 74% of whom live in Rushmoor. (22.3%). Almost half of inactive residents (aged 16-64) The third language is Polish (6,300 people spread +2.7% are full time students or looking after the family/home throughoutHampshire’s the county) Economy • Of those in employment, 86% work for businesses,

Source: HCC SAPF (2016 based) population forecasts ONS Census 2011 14% are self-employed Health Worth £36.5 billion and contributing 15% to the South • Compared to the UK, Hampshire has a similar resident East’s economy. Rises to billion and when £47.7 19% profi le for the ratio of employees to the self-employed Southampton (SCC) and Portsmouth (PCC) are included. 2011 2016 • Obesity remains a key issue. One in four Hampshire • Hampshire has proportionately more residents who are part-time workers compared to the UK average adults are classed as obese and the proportion of • Third most populous county in (after Kent & Essex) childhood obesity doubles between reception year and • The number and rate of unemployed claimant counts has • Less densely populated than the South East as a whole year 6. In Hampshire 22.8% of 4-5 year olds are obese fallen by two thirds from average highs of 19,000 and  In 2016 the population was 1.35 million – up 2.7% since 2011 (3.7 people per hectare compared to 4.7 per hectare) £5.9bn 2.4% in 2009 to 6,500 and 0.8% by the end of 2016  Third most populous county (after Kent and Essex) this is higher than England at 22.1% • The population Less densely is set populated to increase than bythe Southa further East 7.5%as a whole to (3.7 people• 14% of the population smoke, however, smokingSCC • It is estimated that around 18,000 – 20,000 EU27 born 1,455,380per by hectare 2023 compared to 4.7 per hectare) prevalence is higher in certain groups e.g. 26% of people are employed in Hampshire (2016) routine or manual workers£36.5 smoke billion Source: ONS Annual Population Survey (12months to December 2016) • Hampshire has more physicallyHCC active adults compared Waste and Recycling (tonnes per annum) HampshireHampshire is ageing is ageing faster faster than than the the rest rest of the of UK the UK Source: Tourism South East Research Services to England. However, one in fi ve Hampshire adults are £5.3bn Population by Age Group doing less than 30 mins of physical activity a week 2011/12 2015/16 Population by age group PCC Relative Deprivation RelativeRelative Deprivation deprivation Total Household Waste 591,000 619,000 Source: HCC Public Health WasteWaste and and Recycling recycling (tonnes per(tonnes annum) per annum) Hampshire Hampshire is the… is the… and home and to… home yet to… Hampshire yet has Hampshire has Recycling, Reuse and Composting 240,000 242,000 • Between 2011 and 2016 the population aged 65 and over Economy th th * * Energy Recovery 2011/12303,000 2015/16337,000 grew by 17.9% 12 Hart Hart 32 12 32 Landfill 48,000 40,000 Least deprived out The least deprived Neighbourhoods in Total Household Waste 591,000 619,000 • Young people0-4 (aged5-15 0-19) make16-64 up 23.0%65+ of the • Worth £36.5 billion and contributing 15% to the South of 152Least Upper deprived Tier outlocal authorityThe least deprived Neighbourhoods in  GVA per head of population - a measure of prosperity - is the 20% most Recycling, Reuse and Composting 240,000 242,000 Authoritiesof 152 inUpper Tierdistrict in Englandlocal authoritymultiple deprived the 20% most population-370 +4,930 -12,450 +43,450 East’s economy. Rises to £47.7 billion and 19% when £27,000, more than 5% higher than the UK average EnglandAuthorities in district in Englandareas in Englandmultiple deprived EnergySource: RecoveryHCC info 303,000 337,000 England areas in England • The population-0.5% +2.9% of those aged-1.5% 85+ is forecast+17.9% to increase Southampton and Portsmouth are included Source: DCLG 2015. *Index of Multiple Deprivation, out of 832 LSOA in HCC Landfill 48,000 40,000

by 28.9% between 2016 and 2023, to 54,000 people Source:Source: DCLG DCLG 2015. 2015. *Index *Index ofof Multiple Multiple Deprivation, Deprivation out of 832 LSOA in HCC

90 and over 2023 Females • Gross Value Added (GVA) per head of population - a Source:Source: HCC HCC info (Waste and resource management) 85 ‒ 89 HCC SAPF measureSector of prosperity Contribution - is £27,000, to HCC more GVA than (£36.5 5% higher billion) HousingHousing 80-84 estimate - 2016 based 75-79 2023 Males than the UK average Affordability of housing across Hampshire is mostly above Fatalities on Hampshire Roads 2004 – 2016 HCC SAPF Housing Fatalities on Hampshire roads 2004 - 2016 70-74 the national average, based on the ratio of average house estimate - 2016 based Affordability of housing across Hampshire is mostly (Excluding motorways and trunk roads) 65-69 Retail, logistics, hospitality 7.1 prices to average earnings. (Excluding motorway and trunk roads) 60-64 above theAffordability national of housing average, across based Hampshire on isthe mostly ratio above of Public admin, education, health 5.7 the national average, based on the ratio of average house Fatalities on Hampshire Roads 2004 – 2016 55-59 average house prices to average earnings. 80 50-54 Business service 4.7 prices to average earnings.Affordability House Earnings (Excluding motorways and trunk roads) 45-49 Area Ratio Price (£) (£) Real estate 4.7 70 40-44 Gosport (most affordable) 5.90 165,000 27,949 35-39 Information & communication 3.8 80 30-34 Portsmouth 6.10Affordability 170,000 House27,867 Earnings60 25-29 2011 Females Manufacturing 3.4 SouthamptonArea 6.22 Ratio178,000 Price28,604 (£) (£) 7050 20-24 Census 2011 England 7.53 209,750 27,841 15-19 Construction 2.5 Gosport (most affordable) 5.90 165,000 27,949 Rushmoor 7.70 246,000 31,965 60 10-14 2011 Males Portsmouth 6.10 170,000 27,86740 Census 2011 Financial and insurance 1.8 Basingstoke & Deane 7.96 245,000 30,792 5 - 9 Southampton 6.22 178,000 28,60450 0 - 4 Other services 1.5 Havant 8.11 225,000 27,730 30 EastleighEngland 8.46 236,7507.53 209,75027,987 27,84140 8.0 6.0 4.0 2.0 0.0 2.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 Other production 1.0 20 Percentage of the Population (%) Fareham 8.78 243,250 27,701 Rushmoor 7.70 246,000 31,96530 Agriculture, forestry & fishing 0.2 £ billions Test Valley 9.02 255,000 28,272 10 2023 Females 2023 Males 2011 Females 2011 Males Basingstoke & Deane 7.96 245,000 30,792 New Forest 10.60 282,000 26,611 20 • Between 2011 and 2016 the population aged 65 and over grew by 17.9%. 0 Business and employees HartHavant 10.92 360,0008.11 225,00032,955 27,730 • Young people (aged 0-19) make up 23.0% of the population Source: ONS 2016 (Provisional 2015 Regional GVA) 10 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 • By 2023 more than 1 in 5 people will be aged 65 or over (22.9%) WinchesterEastleigh 11.03 350,0008.46 236,75031,729 27,987 • There are 67,400 businesses in Hampshire, of which EastFareham Hants (least affordable) 11.55 310,0008.78 243,25026,844 27,7010 84% are micro-businesses employing fewer than 10 Test Valley 9.02 255,000 28,272Source:Source:2004 HCC HCC Info Road 2006 safety 2008 team 2010 2012 2014 2016 employees Source:New ONS Forest 2016 10.60 282,000 26,611Superfast (24mbps) broadband coverage • Approximately 40% of people in Hampshire work for HouseHart building 10.92 360,000 32,955Source: HCC Info Businessemployers and with Employeesover 250 employees Winchester 11.03 350,000 31,729• Superfast broadband is now available in more than • There are 591,000 people employed by businesses in • BetweenEast Hants 2010/11 (least affordable)and 2014/15 the average11.55 annual 310,000 net 26,84492% of Hampshire premises Hampshire There are 67,400 businesses in Hampshire, of which 84% dwelling completion rate was 3,500. 2015/16 saw an • Since 2014 over 96,000 homes and businesses have are micro-businesses employing fewer than 10 increase to over 5,000 net dwelling completions, 31% been upgraded employees. Including the two cities there are close to • We are planning to reach more than 97% of Hampshire Tourism83,000 & rural businesses. economy increase on the previous year’s fi gures premises by the end of 2019  There are 591,000 workplace based employees in • TourismHampshire, provides increasing 67,000 jobs to just(includes over 800,000 Southampton including the Source: HCC (Broadband team) and Portsmouth)two cities. Carbon Emissions • The rural economy is worth an estimated £7.5 billion, or 16% of the overall Hampshire economy, with the The County Council’s reduction plan 2010-15 resulted in agricultural industry worth £0.2 billion Source: HCC SAPF a reduction of emissions by 23%. A reduction of 40% is dwelling forecasts planned by 2025 Source: HCC (CCBS Engineering) Useful Links: Hampshire Facts and Figures http://www.hants.gov.uk/factsandfigures Local Information and Statistics https://www.hants.gov.uk/aboutthecouncil/ informationandstats

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All information correct as at October 2017