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Mr. Steen
asked the Prime Minister what is the present percentage of unemployed in each of the 10 largest cities in the United Kingdom; and how many individuals this amounts to.
The Prime Minister
The following information is in the Library. Figures are given for travel-to-work areas, the smallest areas for which unemployment rates are calculated.
Total unemployment on 14 February 1985 in the travel-to-work areas corresponding to the 10 largest cities in the United Kingdom | ||
Total unemployment | Percentage rate | |
Birmingham | 123,099 | 16·5 |
Bristol | 36,455 | 11·5 |
Coventry and Hinckley | 38,396 | 16·0 |
Edinburgh | 34,192 | 11·4 |
Glasgow | 114,025 | 17·6 |
Leeds | 42,888 | 13·1 |
Liverpool | 106,163 | 21·0 |
London | 370,328 | 10·5 |
Manchester | 111,299 | 14·5 |
Sheffield | 43,790 | 15·3 |