§ Mr. PikeTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment what was the percentage change in the north-west of employment in(a) the service sector, (b) self-employment and (c) manufacturing industry between 1979 and 1990.
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§ Mr. NichollsLatest employment estimates are for December 1989. In the north-west region, between June 1979 and December 1989, employment in the service sector rose by 10 per cent., self-employment rose by 50 per cent. and employment in manufacturing industries fell by 29 per cent.
§ Mr. PikeTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment if he will publish a table showing a ward-by-ward breakdown of the numbers of unemployed in the constituencies of(a) Burnley and (b) Pendle for the latest date for which figures are available.
§ Mr. NichollsThe following table shows a ward-byward breakdown of unemployment in the constituencies Burnley and Pendle as at May 1990, the latest available date. The figures are not seasonally adjusted.
Ward Unemployment—May 1990 Ward Total Burnley Barclay 232 Briercliffe 52 Brunshaw 109 Burnley Wood 172 Calder 366 Cliviger 30 Coal Clough 169 Daneshouse 301 Deerplay 12 Fulledge 120 Gawthorpe 120 Hapton 59 Heasandford 130 Lanehead 101 Lowerhouse 83 Park 117 Queensgate 88 Rosehill 114 Simonstone Hill 12 Trinity 185 Whittlefield 119 Worsthorne 20 Pendle Barrowford 51 Boulsworth 42 Bradley 193 Brierfield 143 Clover Hill 68 Coates 91 Craven 55 Earby 68 Fence 18 Foulridge 10 Horsfield 101 Marsden 98 Pendleside 14 Reedley 55 Southfield 104 Vivary Bridge 185 Walverden 84 Waterside 132 Whitefield 172
§ Mr. OppenheimTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment how many people are currently in work in(a) the east midlands and (b) Derbyshire; and how many people were in work in these areas in 1979.
§ Mr. NichollsInformation relating to counties is available only from censuses of employment. The latest data relate to September 1987 and the earliest comparable to September 1981.
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- (a)EAST MIDLANDS
- Civil work force in employment
- December 1979 1,687,000
- December 1989 1,850,000
- (b) DERBYSHIRE
- Employees in employment
- September 1981 335,000
- September 1987 343,000