About This Report:
This report, to be produced monthly, uses a range of information to assess the local impact of the credit crunch in the context of the national economic downturn. The report uses local datasets such as claimant data, housing sales and business optimism. Each month new data will be included to monitor the ongoing impact of the credit crunch at a local level.
For more information please contact:
Joëlle Bradly
Research Manager
Chief Executives Department
Leicestershire County Council
County Hall
Glenfield
Leicester
LE3 8RA
Tel: 0116 305 5883
Email: jbradly@leics.gov.uk
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