Rural Impact

	UK	East	East Midlands	North East	North West	Scotland	South East	South West	Wales	West Midlands	Yorkshire & The Humber
Breweries	409	71	37	2	43	33	53	67	26	30	47
Pubs	17,143	2,608	1,810	115	1,521	1,775	2,531	2,264	1,687	1,221	1,611
Employment	256,002	37,272	23,204	1,593	22,421	21,622	43,513	37,145	16,460	28,546	24,227
Wages	£3387m	£552m	£267m	£22m	£279m	£256m	£644m	£435m	£198m	£429m	£305m
GVA	£5073m	£803m	£363m	£32m	£374m	£407m	£948m	£678m	£301m	£747m	£421m
Direct employment	172,871	22,826	16,021	1,062	16,037	15,610	29,578	25,704	11,059	18,943	16,030
Under 25's	78,906	10,521	7,010	516	7,233	7,449	13,340	12,624	4,214	8,764	7,235
25-44	56,577	8,002	4,233	244	4,863	5,767	10,341	8,128	4,989	5,116	4,894
45+	37,389	4,303	4,778	302	3,942	2,395	5,897	4,952	1,856	5,064	3,900
Taxes paid	3,596	424	218	15	207	227	405	316	516	612	656

Welcome to the Beer & Pub Jobs website.

Here you will find a wealth of data on the positive impact the beer and pub sector has on the UK as a whole - and on every region and parliamentary constituency in the country. All the data is the result of a major study undertaken by leading consultancy Oxford Economics.

You will also be able to search for the top ranked constituencies by jobs, pubs, breweries or any other indicator for which data is presented.

National highlights:

The sector supports close to 1 million jobs in the UK
Over 650,000 are directly employed by pubs or breweries
Nearly half of the sector's employees are aged between 16 & 24
Beer and pubs add nearly £20 billion to the UK economy
Over £11 billion is paid in taxes by brewers and pubs

About

The figures presented on this website are drawn from a comprehensive study of the economic impact of the brewing and pub sectors carried out by Oxford Economics for the British Beer & Pub Association.

Oxford Economics is a leading economic consultancy, and the British Beer & Pub Association is the UK's leading organisation representing the brewing and pub sector. Its members account for 96 per cent of the beer brewed in the UK and around half of Britain's 52,000 pubs.

Further details of the study can be found here.