1. People and Places Beacon Dodsworth

2. How was it developed? Developed for Beacon Dodsworth by Liverpool University Updates “SuperProfiles” tool developed in collaboration with Littlewoods The commercial P2 product is (like Mosaic) at OA level

3. P2 v Mosaic Lower SOA equivalent tool is available – useful for deriving rates, ratios and standardising Mosaic does this by attribution of OA to SOA based on proportion of the population (rough and ready) P2 goes back and recalculates the attributes of the SOA (not so rough and ready) This SOA product free to the public sector www.p2peopleandplaces.co.uk

4. Assessment Comparative evaluation of geodemographic products undertaken by NWPHO Particular value of P2 is its distinction of ‘New Starter’ areas with particular health needs ‘Multicultural Centres’ also distinguished

5. “People & Places” categories Mature Oaks: Older, Owner Occupiers, Commuting from Rural Areas Blossoming Families: Younger Families with two incomes Country Orchards: Older, Self-employed or agricultural Rooted Households: Owner Occupiers, Skilled, Semi- detached Senior Neighbourhoods: Older, Pensioners, Owner Occupiers Metropolitan Growth: Single, Highly Qualified, Town Centre Apartments, Mobile Settled Suburbia: Semi-detached/terraced, skilled manual workers

6. “People & Places” categories New Starters: Students, Young Single Adults, Bedsits and Flats Urban Producers: Families in Council Housing, Single Parents Weathered Communities: Pensioners and single households, flats Multicultural Centres: Majority non-white, housing association/council Disadvantaged Households: Lone Parent Families, flats/terraces Urban Challenge: Older People, Council/Housing Association flats Unclassified

7. Prevalence, Incidence and Treatment Rates: HES

8. Prevalance, Incidence and Treatment Rates: HES

9. Prevalence, Incidence and Treatment Rates: HES