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Intelligence Bulletin - 08 September, 2020

Local Impact  

Economy

  • The Eat out to Help Out scheme figures were released last week. Comparatively, in the South West, Cornwall had the fourth largest number of registered restaurants (988), with the second highest number of meals claimed (1,178,000) and amount of discount claimed (6,670,000). Broken down to Cornwall’s parliamentary constituencies, St Ives has the highest number of registered restaurants, North Cornwall had the highest number of meals claimed and highest amount of discount claimed:  






Parliamentary constituency code 

Parliamentary Constituency 

Total number of registered restaurants 

Total number of meals claimed for 

Total amount of discount claimed (£) 

Average discount per meal (£) 

E14000616 

Camborne and Redruth 

119 

128,000.00 

747,000.00 

5.83 

E14000837 

North Cornwall 

188 

266,000.00 

1,505,000.00 

5.66 

E14000938 

South East Cornwall 

114 

109,000.00 

606,000.00 

5.55 

E14000961 

St Austell and Newquay 

186 

249,000.00 

1,346,000.00 

5.41 

E14001003 

Truro and Falmouth 

186 

176,000.00 

1,035,000.00 

5.88 

E14000964 

St Ives 

195 

250,000.00 

1,431,000.00 

5.72 

 

Climate 

Health

  •  The ONS has published provisional monthly figures showing the number of COVID-19 deaths and age-standardised mortality rates in England and Wales from March to July 2020, by age, sex, and local authority.  Deaths by MSOA (Middle Layer Super Output Area), Rural-Urban Classification and Travel to Work Areas (including in Cornwall) are also available. ONS analysis shows that COVID-19 has had a proportionally higher impact on the most deprived areas of England, with the age-standardised mortality rate in July being more than double the mortality rate in the least deprived areas (3.1 deaths per 100,000 population compared to 1.4), echoing results seen in previous months.  Cornwall is currently ranked 83rd out of 317 local authority areas for deprivation (where a rank of 1 has the highest proportion of the population living in the most deprived neighbourhoods). 17 of Cornwall’s 326 neighbourhoods (Lower Super Output Areas) are considered in the top 10% most deprived areas in England.    



National Impact

Economy 

Health, Social Care and Children’s:  

Climate:  


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