The best places in Britain for new start-ups, business survival rates, fast broadband and other interesting business stats


Posted: Tue 19th Sep 2017
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Business start-ups 2015 (per 10,000 population) (highest first)
London
Northampton
Slough
Milton Keynes
Reading
Doncaster
Brighton
Luton
Basildon
Aldershot
Southend
Edinburgh
Peterborough
Manchester
Warrington
Southampton
Bristol
Leeds
Leicester
Birmingham
Business closures 2015 (per 10,000 population) (lowest first)
Belfast
Sunderland
Mansfield
Hull
Barnsley
Newport
Stoke
Wigan
Ipswich
Swansea
Middlesbrough
Dundee
Telford
Burnley
Wakefield
Gloucester
Newcastle
Birkenhead
Sheffield
Bradford
Business churn rate, percentage change 2012-2015 (lowest first)
Aberdeen
Exeter
York
Dundee
Plymouth
Ipswich
Mansfield
Oxford
Cambridge
Burnley
Bristol
Telford
Brighton
Warrington
Edinburgh
Newcastle
Birkenhead
Hull
Belfast
Worthing
Patent applications 2015 (per 100,000 population) (highest first)
Cambridge
Coventry
Oxford
Derby
Swindon
Aberdeen
Crawley
Aldershot
Slough
Reading
Milton Keynes
Bristol
Peterborough
Gloucester
Southampton
Birkenhead
York
Dundee
Portsmouth
London
Ultrafast broadband percentage 2016 (highest first)
Worthing
Luton
Cambridge
Brighton
Plymouth
Ipswich
Portsmouth
Derby
Dundee
Exeter
Wigan
Crawley
Middlesbrough
Nottingham
Bristol
Gloucester
Oxford
Edinburgh
Birmingham
Northampton
Mean house price 2016 (lowest first)
Burnley
Hull
Blackburn
Sunderland
Barnsley
Stoke
Wigan
Dundee
Liverpool
Mansfield
Doncaster
Middlesbrough
Swansea
Wakefield
Blackpool
Bradford
Glasgow
Newport
Derby
Telford
CO2 emissions per capita (tons) (lowest first)
Chatham
Luton
Ipswich
Southend
Brighton
Worthing
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Gloucester
Birkenhead
Southampton
Bournemouth
Exeter
London
Bradford
Coventry
Basildon
Birmingham
Northampton
York
