Rail use by local authority area

[Southsider]

Found this quite interesting. No idea how accurate it is but before people latch onto the Isle of Arran, it's by local authority!

https://twitter.com/davidottewell/status/1080496749649842180?s=21

 

[yorkie]

Thanks for posting, however not everyone can click that link as many workplaces, schools colleges etc block social media sites such as Twitter. Is an alternative source available which can be viewed more widely?

Furthermore our blind readers can't see information displayed iniimages; can a text summary or description be provided for them please?

Thanks

 

[bspahh]

Thanks for posting, however not everyone can click that link as many workplaces, schools colleges etc block social media sites such as Twitter. Is an alternative source available which can be viewed more widely?

Furthermore our blind readers can't see information displayed iniimages; can a text summary or description be provided for them please?

Thanks

This is the image from the Tweet. It shows a UK map, with highlighted regions for London and the home counties, Cambridge, Glasgow, the Vale of Glamorgan, Birmingham & Solihull, Manchester-Stockport-High Peak, Bradford and Knowsley-Wirral-Sefton & Liverpool, and East Lothian.

 

[Mikey C]

Reading the comments below the original tweet, the numbers don't included Light Rail or Underground trains. Including these would make a difference to many of the missing urban areas

 

[Camden]

This is the image from the Tweet. It shows a UK map, with highlighted regions for London and the home counties, Cambridge, Glasgow, the Vale of Glamorgan, Birmingham & Solihull, Manchester-Stockport-High Peak, Bradford and Knowsley-Wirral-Sefton & Liverpool, and East Lothian.

It's actually just "Stockport-High Peak", Manchester isn't on the map.

 

[etr221]

It's produced from https://www.nomisweb.co.uk/query/construct/components/simpleapicomponent.aspx?menuopt=12070&subcomp= (nomis official labour market statistics WU03UK - Location of usual residence and place of work by method of travel to work) - you can use it to roll your own...

 

[nickswift99]

Reading the comments below the original tweet, the numbers don't included Light Rail or Underground trains. Including these would make a difference to many of the missing urban areas

Would the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch railway make a difference to Folkestone and Hythe?