Official Statistics

Rural investment statistics

Capital investment in rural and urban areas.

From:
Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
Published
31 January 2013
Last updated
2 June 2021 — See all updates

Applies to England

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Rural investment

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Details

These documents are part of the larger compendium publication the Statistical Digest of Rural England, a collection of rural statistics on a wide range of social and economic government policy areas. The statistics allow comparisons between the different rural and urban area classifications.

Metadata

Indicators:

  • capital investment per employee (capital investment activity is where companies spend money on fixed assets - typically land, buildings or machinery)

Data source: Office for National Statistics, Annual Business Inquiry (ABI)

Coverage: England

Rural classification used: Local Authority Rural-Urban Classification

Next release date: tbc

Additional information:

Defra statistics: rural

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Updates to this page

Published 31 January 2013
Last updated 2 June 2021 + show all updates

  1. Latest statistics on capital investment per employee in rural areas.

  2. Published today, latest rural statistics on capital investment.

  3. We’ve changed how we’ve organised rural statistics and updated the content following Lord Cameron’s review of rural proofing.

  4. Latest rural investment statistics published today.

  5. The latest rural investment statistics have been published.

  6. Latest statistics on capital investment in rural businesses published.

  7. First published.

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