Insight & Research

We gather and commission insight on physical activity and sport. This includes Sport England’s Active Lives, Public Health and Census data. This section includes a number of links to data and websites which we and our partners use to build an accurate picture of health, physical activity and sport.

We will continue to add to this site, so if you have any local or national data to share with us, then please let us know.

Useful Links

 Local

  1. District Health Profiles 2019
    Boston
    East Lindsey
    City of Lincoln
    North Kesteven
    South Holland
    South Kesteven
    West Lindsey
  2. District Insight Packs 2019
    Boston
    East Lindsey
    City of Lincoln
    North Kesteven
    South Holland
    South Kesteven
    West LindseySummary of Lincolnshire
  3. LCC Joint Needs Health Assessment (JSNA) 2018: Physical Activity
  4. Public Health Outcomes Framework
    Create local, district or county health profiles from Public Health England
  5.  Active Lives Adults Adults 16+(May 17/18) Published October 2018
    The national survey of adults aged 16+, completed every six months. Shows a trend of physical inactivity in Lincolnshire rising (almost a quarter of the population at 24.5% compared with England’s 22.2%). Walking remains the top activity – for leisure and travel.Active Lives Adults by district (May 17/18) Published October 2018
    Boston
    East Lindsey
    City of Lincoln
    North Kesteven
    South Holland
    South Kesteven
    West Lindsey
  6. Active Lives Children – new interactive tool to measure inactivity by local authority area
    Active Lives Children – Sport England Survey Children & Young People (2017/18 academic year)
    The first national survey into the physical activity levels of children in and out of school

National

  • Everybody Active, Every Day
    Public Health England’s four-step plan to tackling inactivity
  • Women & Girls
    Sport England – Go where women are
    Up-to-date research exploring the relevant motivations, barriers and triggers to getting more women more active
  • Tacking Inactivity: understanding the audience
    Sport England insights from the Get Healthy Get Active projects
  • Health & Work: Public Health England
    Series of infographics on workplace health in England

If you would like to keep in touch with us, please email communications@activelincolnshire.com