What the data cover
The data includes information on:
- health
- deprivation
- education
- population
- the local economy
Geography level of the data
Each data topic is available at small geographic levels across Luton. This includes:
- lower layer super output areas, with an average population of around 1,765 people
- middle layer super output areas, with an average population of around 10,168 people
This level of detail allows users to view outcomes across neighbourhoods and better understand local differences.
Features of the mapping and data tool
The tool includes:
- an interactive map showing data across Luton
- key local services, such as GP practices and medical centres, displayed on the map
- a statistical dashboard showing how Luton compares with:
- neighbouring areas including Central Bedfordshire, Bedford Borough and Milton Keynes
- other areas across the country with similar characteristics
- detailed reports for Luton as a whole and for each of its 19 wards
Keeping data up to date
The datasets are updated regularly. Users are encouraged to visit the site often and use the tool to view the latest information available.