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Key Economic Research
Gender and Equality in Local Labour Markets (GELLM)
Somerset County Council has worked in close partnership with Sheffield Hallam University and eleven other local authorities over the last three years to take part in the national GELLM programme. During this programme three research projects have been undertaken and were sompleted in June 2006:
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Federation of Small Business 2006 Survey
The FSB conducts a biannual survey of its membership that analyses current business issues. We have attempted to summarise the key findings relating to Somerset, which is included below.
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Somerset Economic Assessment 2001
An assessment of the Somerset economy was undertaken in the spring of 2001. The Economic Assessment pulls together and analyses a wide range of relevant statistics, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of the Somerset economy.
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Dualling the A358
A study of the wider economic effects of the dualling of the A358 between Ilminster and Taunton. At issue is the extent to which this stretch of road is of more than local significance.
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Hunting ban
Study to identify all aspects of the local economy, society and environment that would be affected either directly or indirectly if there were to be a staghunting ban in the area.
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Somerset Gender Profile
The Gender Profile of the Somerset Labour Market 2004 forms the first stage of Somerset County Council’s engagement in this ESF funded research project with Sheffield Hallam University. It provides a baseline of women’s and men’s relative positions in the economy of Somerset which will enable us as policy makers responsible for steering economic developments and regeneration to understand better where and how to make intervention.
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The State of the County
An economic, social and environmental audit of Somerset
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