CASE programme local tools: Sport and Culture and Heritage
These tools provide data to help local authorities' planning
Local Sport Profile tool
The Local Sport Profile tool, developed by Sport England, helps local authorities in England generate a sporting profile for their area in the form of charts and tables, bringing together data on sporting participation and provision.
This data is useful for local authorities and other partners involved in developing and delivering sporting opportunities in their communities.
The profiles were updated in February 2012 to include data from Active People Survey 5 released in December 2011. Data is taken from a variety of sources including the Active People Survey, Active Places, Department of Health and the Office of National Statistics.
The tool provides up-to-date information including:
- demographic data
- health data
- sports participation
- market segmentation
- facilities data with regional and national comparators
- the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA)’s nearest neighbour comparators
- economic performance data (sport related businesses)
Since February 2012 the tool now includes data on latent demand for sport (the proportion of adults who would like to do more sport); and latest Local Enterprise Partnerships profiles. In addition there have been a number of cosmetic changes, making the Tool more user-friendly.
The tool and instructions on how to use it are available on Sport England’s website.
Local Culture and Heritage Profile tool
The CASE Local Culture and Heritage Profile tool provides data to help you think how to invest in culture and heritage locally. This was updated in March 2013 to include 2012 data.
There are two types of data:
- local contextual data – local population information and trends
- culture and heritage data – this allows you to get a broader picture of the role these sectors play in your local area
The tool also includes comparisons of the data against nearest neighbours.
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