Understanding Poverty in Nottingham

What does GDHI stand for in the context of Nottingham's economic status?

• General Disposable Household Income

• Gross Disposable Household Income

• Gross Domestic Household Income

• General Domestic Household Income

Which historical industries were prominent in Nottingham?

• Automobile and Steel

• Textile and Mining

• Bicycle, Lace Making, and Tobacco

• Shipbuilding and Fishing

What is the population of Nottingham's wider conurbation according to the 2021 census?

• 323,632

• 1,610,000

• 768,638

• 919,484

What is a significant factor contributing to long-term unemployment in Nottingham?

• Lack of educational institutions

• High cost of living

• Reduction in major company workforces

• Overpopulation

What percentage of children in Nottingham live in poverty?

• 20%

• 30%

• 40%

• 50%

Which area is NOT among the bottom five based on GDHI?

• Kensington

• Leicester

• Coventry

• Nottingham

What is the GDHI per person in Nottingham as of 2023?

• £18,500

• £13,952

• £15,000

• £21,440

What is one reason the Nottingham City Council disputes the ONS findings?

• High employment rates

• Affluent suburbs outside city boundaries

• Low student population

• High average income

What improvement in GDHI per head was noted for Nottingham from 2018 to 2023?

• From £13,560 to £14,500

• From £14,000 to £15,000

• From £12,000 to £13,000

• From £13,147 to £13,952

What is the Nottingham City Council's strategy to combat poverty?

• Cutting public services

• Boosting employment and training opportunities

• Reducing student population

• Increasing taxes