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Mid Ulster, United Kingdom — 1,980 people were claiming Universal Credit while required to seek work, or Jobseeker's Allowance.

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Mid Ulster

4 datasets are currently published for Mid Ulster. 6 more are on this site for other parts of the UK but not published here: tender awards (Find a Tender / Contracts Finder carry almost no Scottish notices — Scotland's public bodies largely use a separate procurement portal); the tender single-bid rate (same near-zero Scottish coverage as tender awards — Find a Tender / Contracts Finder carry almost no Scottish notices); planning permissions (MHCLG publishes for England only); pupil absence (Department for Education; published for local authorities in England, but not every English district — some are reported only as part of their wider county); road collisions (STATS19 covers Great Britain only); median sale prices (HM Land Registry covers England and Wales only).

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How Mid Ulster compares with the other local authority districts

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  • Claimant count by age — Mid Ulster: 1,980, July 2026 (-7.0% year on year, from 2,130). 1,980 people were claiming Universal Credit while required to seek work, or Jobseeker's Allowance. Aged 25-49 accounted for the largest share (1,160, 59%). Next largest was Aged 50+ (525). The largest year-on-year movement was Aged 50+, 19% lower (525). Source: Office for National Statistics, Claimant Count (via Nomis). Licence: licence terms.
  • Claimant count — Mid Ulster: 2,005, July 2026 (-6.7% year on year, from 2,150). Source: Office for National Statistics, Claimant Count (via Nomis). Licence: licence terms.
  • House Price Index — Mid Ulster: 127.3, June 2026 (+10.5% year on year, from 115.2). Source: HM Land Registry, Office for National Statistics, Registers of Scotland and Land & Property Services Northern Ireland — UK House Price Index. Licence: licence terms.
  • Population estimate — Mid Ulster: 152,718, 2024 (+0.5% year on year, from 152,006). Source: Office for National Statistics, Population Estimates (via Nomis). Licence: licence terms.

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