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The State of the South West 2011
For the latest 'Changing State of the South West 2012' click on the link.

The State of the South West 2011was published on Wednesday 16 March 2011. Here you'll find all the latest on trends in the way of population
, labour market and economy, housing and transport, crime and skills, public health, the environment and more.

To download individual PDF downloads for each chapter click on the links in the right-hand margin or see the download page, where you'll also be able to access all the charts and maps used in the report.
Please remember to credit the South West Observatory should you use any of the charts or maps.

I've read the report and I have a question. Who should I contact? Send an email to us at enquiries@swo.org.uk or call us on 01823-447390 and we'll do our best to help. 


Foreword

The South West Observatory network supports evidence-based strategy, policy and decision-making within, and about, the the South West of England.  The network collectively contributes to, and promotes, the development and common understanding of a shared evidence base through the pooling of best practice, resources and intelligence. 

The State of the South West is updated annually online and draws together inputs from the wider Observatory network.  It describes recent trends and highlights key challenges and issues faced by this part of the country. The online resource provides detailed access to underpinning data, and individual chapters will be made available to download in pdf form. I commend it as a way into understanding the make up of the region, a snapshot that will stand comparison over time.

I would like to thank all the contributors for their work and continued dialogue throughout the updating process.  Special thanks go to the State of the South West Production Team at the Observatory Core Unit for pulling everything together.

We welcome any comments, suggestions or contributions you feel would improve the State of the South West going forward.  Please email enquiries@swo.org.uk

Vinita Nawathe

 

Managing Director, South West Observatory Core Unit

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Chapter Downloads

Click on the links below to download PDF versions of each chapter or visit the Download page.

> Government and Politics

> Population and Demography

> Economy

> Labour Market

> Skills and Learning

> Transport

> Housing

> Environment

> Public Health

> Crime

> Social and Welfare

> Culture