Household debt: statistics and impact on economy
This briefing provides statistics and forecasts for household debt, guidance on how to interpret debt statistics and analysis on how debt effects the economy.
Documents to download
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Constituency data: Wages (85KB Excel spreadsheet, XLSX)
This page provides constituency-level data on wages, expressed as the median gross weekly pay for full-time employees.
Explore constituency data
Find which constituency you live in
Use the dropdown menu below to select the constituency you’re interested in and view key statistics.
If you would like to access this information in an alternative format please email papers@parliament.uk and we will review your request.
Notes
- Median pay for full-time workers is the point at which half of full-time workers earn more and half less.
- Estimates are for April 2025 and are for employee jobs only.
- Figures are subject to some uncertainty, as they come from a survey which only includes a limited number of people in each local area.
- Figures show median earnings for people living in the constituency (rather than people whose workplace is in the constituency) – some people may travel in or out of the constituency to work.
Data updates
This dashboard is updated once a year once a year, in line with data releases from the Office for National Statistics.
Sources
- ONS, Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, Employee earnings in the UK: 2025
- NISRA, Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, NI geographies, by place of work and place of residence
Documents to download
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Constituency data: Wages (85KB Excel spreadsheet, XLSX)
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