
15th January 2026 by Simon Greaves
Our 2025/26 Half Year (Q2) Performance Report has three main areas of focus where a detailed exception report is provided: Adults Social Care assessments completed within 28 days of referral Average Attainment 8 score per pupil Primary phase outcomes During this period there have also been data...

20th November 2025 by Simon Greaves
The Employment and Skills dashboard has been developed to monitor and show progress against key indicators in our Employment and Skills Framework (2024-2029). The Framework will help get more people in Calderdale into learning, training and employment by delivering a skills system that meets the...

30th January 2023 by Simon Greaves
Our 2022/23 Half Year (Q2) Performance Report has three main areas of focus: Permanent care home admissions Reablement/rehabilitation services at 91 days Primary educational attainment Our half year performance report also shows how the Council is performing against our key performance indicators...

14th November 2022 by Simon Greaves
The Office for National Statistics has started to publish more detailed information about Census 2021, including a topic summary called Demography and migration: Census 2021 in England and Wales and a new Census Maps visualisation tool published on 2 November 2022. You can find links to these and...

6th October 2022 by Simon Greaves
The Performance and Business Intelligence Team at Calderdale Council have raised £1000 to fund a Community Public Access Defibrillator (CPAD) at Crow Wood Park as part of the Yorkshire Ambulance Charity 999 scheme. The money was handed over to the Friends of Crow Wood Park at their monthly coffee...

15th August 2022 by Diane Wilkinson
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) released the initial results from Census 2021 28 June 2022. Five data sets were released. These cover population and household results at local authority level, and are rounded to the nearest 100. The data sets are: population by sex; population by five year...

19th July 2022 by Simon Greaves
Our 2021/22 Corporate Performance Report has four main areas of focus: Secondary School Attendance Placement Stability and Wellbeing of Children Looked After Safeguarding Referrals Smoking at Delivery Our annual performance report also shows how the Council is performing against our 100 key...

14th April 2022 by Diane Wilkinson
Census 2021 was taken 21 March 2021. It is run every ten years by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). It gives us the most accurate estimate of all people and households in England and Wales (Scotland and Northern Ireland have separate censuses). The information you give in the census is used...

13th October 2021 by Cath Bentley
Calderdale is a metropolitan district, situated in the South Pennines between Greater Manchester, and Leeds and Bradford. Within England, it is one of the larger districts by area, but one of the smallest by population, covering the towns of Brighouse, Elland, Halifax, Hebden Bridge, Sowerby Bridge...

5th August 2021 by opendata
The COVID-19 impact assessment, agreed by the Inclusive Recovery Co-ordinating Group, sets out a focus on economic recovery, but also considers the wider impacts of COVID-19 on Calderdale and its communities. The impact assessment informs our partnership recovery planning and forms part of...

14th July 2021 by Simon Greaves
Our 2020/21 Corporate Performance Report has four main areas of focus: Healthy life expectancy Children’s social care activity Visitor economy Vision 2024 resident perception indices Our annual performance report also shows how the Council is performing against our 90 key performance indicators and...

3rd April 2020 by Sophie Smith
To support the COVID-19 pandemic there are a range of useful Datasets and visualisations that have been created by different organisations to represent data related to COVID-19, see COVID-19: Datasets and Visualisations. This data set includes links to Public Health England Dashboards, vaccinations...

17th October 2019 by Cath Bentley
We have developed a suite of dashboards, using the Qlik Sense data visualisation software, to show the IoD 2019 data – see Indices of Deprivation. IoD are a set of datasets including the Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) published by Government, and was last published in September 2019. The data...

18th June 2019 by Simon Greaves
Ahead of Clear Air Day on 20 June, we’ve published our new interactive dashboard using live data from the three air quality monitoring stations around Calderdale: Air Quality Dashboard Air Quality Monitoring Station 2 Data – Salterhebble, Halifax Air Quality Monitoring Station 3 Data – Market...

14th March 2019 by Diane Wilkinson
Each year, Calderdale Council hold an assembly of public, private, community and voluntary sector partners. ‘We are Calderdale’ provides an opportunity to discuss how all our priorities can be met, identify gaps and provide opportunities to work together to improve life in Calderdale for all. This...

22nd March 2018 by Diane Wilkinson
The State of Calderdale assembly 2018 is being held on Friday 23 March. It brings together key representatives from the public, private, and community and voluntary sector. The assembly provides the chance to discuss what priorities and key issues organisations within the different sectors believe...

24th January 2018 by Diane Wilkinson
Ever wondered what data is available for the ward that you live and / or work in? On Calderdale DataWorks, we’ve created a series of Ward profiles that provide data on many topics, such as demographics, health and income. Since we first highlighted the profiles in September 2016, these have been...

29th September 2017 by Diane Wilkinson
We want Calderdale to be the most active borough in the north, through the Active Calderdale movement. This aims to get more people in Calderdale more active, more often. This will reduce demand on services, whilst making a significant improvement in the health and wellbeing of our residents....

28th April 2016 by Diane Wilkinson
www.calderdale.gov.uk/jsna is Calderdale’s JSNA and is a valuable source of information for commissioners, local groups, organisations and other interested parties who want to know more about the population health needs of Calderdale. It gives an overall picture of the current and future health and...

20th November 2015 by Jake Roy
We can be healthier if we work together. That’s one of the findings of IBM, after joining forces with Calderdale Council on a unique project to use data to identify how we can encourage more active, healthy and longer lives in the borough. The aim is to get people moving more in their daily lives to...

7th October 2015 by Simon Greaves
Global technology giant IBM and Calderdale Council are joining forces on a project which will use data to encourage more active, healthy and longer lives in the borough. IBM invited Calderdale Council to take part in a unique three week pilot research programme which will combine data from the...
