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Downloaded from the 2021 Census on 2024 Westminster Constituencies. Defined as Disabled under the Equality Act. Scottish Census results downloaded form 2022 Scottish Census.
Extra costs represent the additional amount of money a disabled household would need to have the same standard of living of a non-disabled household. This figure is Scope's own calculations based on Family Resources Survey 2022/2023 and is a regional price tag figure.
The disability employment gap is calculated as the difference between the employment rates of working age (16 to 64 years) disabled people and non-disabled people. The figure is displayed as a % point difference. The figure is calculated by UK Parliament Constituency from the Annual Population Survey from January – December 2023.
Disability is measured using the Equality Act 2010 core definition.
An asterisk ( *) indicates the figure is a regional figure and not a constituency one.
The percentage of disabled people who identified that they had experienced a negative attitude over the last 5 years. This is based on regional samples of a 4,015 poll conducted by Opinium from 12th - 25th May 2022.
An asterisk (*) indicates a UK-wide figure and not a regional one.
This is calculated as the percentage of working age disabled adults living in a household in Material Deprivation in 2022/23 for a given region. Data exported from Households Below Average Income dataset. Material deprivation is a direct measure of poverty derived from the lack of items and activities deemed to be necessary for an acceptable standard of living.
An * indicates a UK wide figure.