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Joint
LARIA / LGA Seminar
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MAKING THE MOST OF ECONOMIC DATA FROM THE 2001 CENSUS AND OTHER SOURCES
One Day Seminar, held at LGA, London on 31st October 2005
This seminar, jointly organised by LARIA and the Local Government Association (LGA), brought together a range of speakers from local authorities, a university, and a research consultancy, to focus on economic data sets. It was well attended by more than 60 delegates at the LGA Headquarters in Smith Square, London, and was excellently chaired by Clive Lloyd of Worcestershire County Council.
If you were unable to attend the Seminar, or would like to view the presentations again, they are available for download as Adobe Acrobat documents ( .pdf ).If you need to download the Acrobat Reader, please visit http://www.adobe.com.
PROGRAMME
 Seminar
Report by Bob Cuthill (.doc 25k) |
 Illuminating
the Dismal Science - Making the Most of Local Economic Data from
the 2001 Census: Ed Dunn (Warwickshire County Council) (1,630k) |
 Surrey
Labour Market – Changing Directions: Chris Hanson-Kahn (Surrey
County Council) (584k) |
 Poor
Skills and Access to Work: Anne Green (Institute
for Employment Research, University of Warwick) (746k) |
 The
Census 2001 and Labour Market Monitoring: Using Commissioned
Data Sets to Benchmark Workplace Employment in the East of England:
Jill Tuffnell (Cambridgeshire County Council) (533k) |
 Using
Labour Market Data to Analyse London’s Economy and Society:
Duncan Melville (Greater London Authority) (565k) |
 Monitoring
and Evaluation of Area Based Initiatives – Compromised
by Resident Based Economic Data Issues?: Julia Heynat (Independent
Researcher) (35k) |