% of households living Fuel poverty levels have been in fuel poverty increasing in Cornwall since 2011 and (households that have households benefiting from energy above national efficiency improvements fallen from 10.6% average fuel costs and, 4,000 a year to 1,000 a year. To No target 14.9% Worse (2014 national were they to spend mitigate this in 16/17 there has been average) RED that amount, would a £2.3m capital programme to install have residual income first time central heating in 318 below the official homes and lift such households out of poverty line) fuel poverty. Healthy Life This is a good overarching measure Expectancy (FEMALE) of population health. Raising healthy 64.1 (estimate of how many life expectancy would reduce the cost (2013-15 years a person will live of health care and social care as well No target 64.3 Worse national in a healthy state) as improving quality of life. Caution is average) required in interpreting small year on GREEN year variations. Latest data February 2017. Healthy Life 63.4 Commentary as above. Expectancy (MALE) (2013-15 No target 64.6 (estimate of how many Better national years a person will live average) in a healthy state) GREEN Suicide rates in Cornwall have been significantly above the national average for many years hence the 10.1 15.1 need for ongoing focus. There has (2013-15 14.6 been extensive work with many RED national Age standardised agencies across Cornwall in 16/17 to average) RED mortality rate from address this. The delay in data suicide and injury of reporting is due to the need for undetermined intent inquest determinations. School Readiness: all School readiness is a good indicator children achieving a of wellbeing in children. Although the 63.2 good level of 69.3 trend is in the right direction, 65.0 development at the Better (2015 national Cornwall continues to lag behind the AMBER end of reception as a average) RED national average. % of all eligible children.
% of households living in fuel poverty (households that have above national average fuel costs and, were they to spend that amount, would have residual income below the official poverty line) Worse No target 14.9% 10.6% (2014 national average) RED Fuel poverty levels have been increasing in Cornwall since 2011 and households benefiting from energy efficiency improvements fallen from 4,000 a year to 1,000 a year. To mitigate this in 16/17 there has been a £2.3m capital programme to install first time central heating in 318 homes and lift such households out of fuel poverty. Healthy Life Expectancy (FEMALE) (estimate of how many years a person will live in a healthy state) Worse No target 64.3 64.1 (2013-15 national average) GREEN This is a good overarching measure of population health. Raising healthy life expectancy would reduce the cost of health care and social care as well as improving quality of life. Caution is required in interpreting small year on year variations. Latest data February 2017. Healthy Life Expectancy (MALE) (estimate of how many years a person will live in a healthy state) Better No target 64.6 63.4 (2013-15 national average) GREEN Commentary as above. Age standardised mortality rate from suicide and injury of undetermined intent 14.6 15.1 RED 10.1 (2013-15 national average) RED Suicide rates in Cornwall have been significantly above the national average for many years hence the need for ongoing focus. There has been extensive work with many agencies across Cornwall in 16/17 to address this. The delay in data reporting is due to the need for inquest determinations. School Readiness: all children achieving a good level of development at the end of reception as a % of all eligible children. Better 65.0 63.2 AMBER 69.3 (2015 national average) RED School readiness is a good indicator of wellbeing in children. Although the trend is in the right direction, Cornwall continues to lag behind the national average.
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