More than a third of Neets live in nine largest cities

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 00:24 · Archive

More than a third of young people not in education, employment or training live in the nine largest cities.

A study examining the distribution of Neets across the country has revealed significant regional variations. More than a third of young people not in education, employment or training are living in the nine largest cities, highlighting what researchers describe as 'stark differences' between areas.

The research shines light on how the challenges facing young people who are neither working nor studying vary considerably depending on where they live, with the largest urban centres accounting for a disproportionate share of the Neet population.

How it is being reported

• More than a third of Neets living in nine largest cities, research findsA study has shone light on ‘stark differences’ between areas.Independent Business · 7 Oct, 00:01
• More than a third of Neets living in nine largest cities, research findsA study has shone light on ‘stark differences’ between areas.Evening Standard · 7 Oct, 00:01

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