Fingertips profile
These indicators are published at local authority level (food insecurity 93862 at region only), so they cannot colour neighbourhoods on the map. Each card places the selected area in the national quintile and decile.
Schools and nearby food outlets
Quintiles rank nearby outlets per 100,000 local-authority residents, not the raw count. Quintile 1 = highest rate.
Peer groups
Compare this upper-tier authority with its 15 Fingertips statistical peers using the mix of school quintiles.
Select a local authority to model how planning policy could change takeaway numbers over 10 years.
Change: hot food takeaways in this area
Step 2 — See the difference: hot food outlets, next 10 years
Step 3 — What this means
Planning policy shapes new openings only — it cannot close an outlet that already exists. Numbers fall only as existing businesses close naturally.
The assumptions — challenge them
Population and outlet stock are seeded from this local authority. Planning applications, closures and approval rates are national working assumptions until you replace them.
OHID Fingertips 94124 counts “fast food outlets”, which can include branded restaurants. Zone shares use unique FSA takeaway locations near schools, not parks or leisure centres, and are a proxy for where new applications would land — not measured planning data. This tool makes no numerical claims about health or weight outcomes.
Downloads and lists
Files and preview tables for the currently selected local authorities.
CSV covers LSOAs in the currently selected local authorities.
Download every indicator in one CSV, or a single indicator. Files are filtered to the selected local authorities (plus region/England for 93862).
ODS-mapped schools in the selected local authorities, after category filter.
Nearby outlet rates per 100,000 residents plus raw counts within 400m and 800m. Download the schools currently shown, or the full national table.