Active Skills Hub
Supporting Lincolnshire's sport & physical activity workforce
Understanding Our Places
Use our place profiles to discover key statistics for the areas across Lincolnshire which face the greatest challenges to people being more active.
Place Profiles
Discover our place profiles for each of the priority MSOAs and the Districts they sit within. These profiles compare a range of statistics in an easy to read format. Quickly see similarities and differences at a glance.
What's Included
Our place profiles compare a range of data from multiple sources.
- Population
- Age
- Ethnicity
- Physical Activity
- Adult Activity Levels
- Child Activity Levels
- Health
- Good Health Metrics
- Obesity (Adult & Child)
- Health Deprivation
- Prevalence of; Diabetes, Cardiovascular Disease, Asthma, Musculoskeletal Conditions, Depression, Disability and Life Expectancy
- Services, Social Factors & Other Determinants
- Free School Meals
- Unemployment
- Economically Activity
- Deprivation
- Proximity to GP
- Social Isolation & Loneliness
- Access to Facilities
Understanding The Data
Infographics are colour coded to highlight if the data for the place is worse, the same as, or better than the UK benchmark.
All data is referenced with a notes at the bottom of each document showing the data source and when it was collected.
The data in these profiles is a snapshot of key demographics and themes. If you'd like to know more about
What's an MSOA?
An MSOA is a Middle Layer Super Output Area. They are part of the Office for National Statistics' system for dividing the country into smaller, standardised areas for the analysis of census and other statistical data. They typically have a population of 5,000 to 15,000 people and 2,000 to 6,000 households.
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