North Lincolnshire

Economic profile. Data last updated 2026-03-28.

North Lincolnshire supports 72,625 workplace jobs with median earnings 9% below the England average. The claimant rate (3.6%) is lower than the England average of 4.1%.

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Workplace Jobs

72,625

Claimant Rate

3.6%

England: 4.1%

Median Annual Earnings

£30,012

267th of 348

England: £33,080

Median House Price

£249,949

1.8%

England: £290,000

Price-to-Earnings

8.3x

GVA per Job

£63,881

England: £63,763

Source: ONS, Nomis, HM Land Registry, 2024-2025·Last updated March 2026

Employment & Labour Market

Monthly claimant count rate over the past 3 years.

Source: Claimant Count via Nomis, BRES, 2020-2026·Last updated March 2026

Industry Structure

Location quotients and shift-share analysis for North Lincolnshire's economy.

The most specialised sectors are Mining & quarrying (LQ 4.39) and Manufacturing (LQ 3.42). Manufacturing shows the strongest local competitive advantage. Administrative & support services underperforms its national sectoral trend.

Largest Sector

Manufacturing

Most Specialised

Mining & quarrying

England: LQ 4.39

Fastest Growing

Manufacturing

Specialised Sectors

6

England: LQ > 1.25

Source: BRES via Nomis, 2020-2024·Last updated March 2026

Economic Output

Estimated Gross Value Added for North Lincolnshire, derived from sector employment and national productivity ratios.

Total GVA

£4.6bn

GVA per Job

£63,881

England: £63,763

Productivity Rank

72

72nd of 391

Top GVA Sector

Manufacturing

Estimates based on national GVA-per-job ratios applied to local sector employment (BRES). Indicative only. See Methodology for details.

Earnings & Income

Gross annual earnings distribution, 2025.

Median annual earnings of £30,012 are below the England median of £33,080.

Median Annual

£30,012

England: £33,080

10th Percentile

£11,132

90th Percentile

N/A

90/10 Ratio

N/A

Source: ASHE via Nomis, 2025·Last updated March 2026

Skills & Qualifications

Census 2021 highest qualification and occupation data.

Source: Census 2021, ONS

Demographics

Census 2021 population by age band.

The population is 169,681 with 61.4% of working age. The dependency ratio is 62.9% (above average, indicating a relatively older or younger population).

Population

169,681

Working-Age %

61.4%

Dependency Ratio

62.9%

Working-Age Pop.

104,194

Source: Census 2021, ONS·Last updated 2021

Commuting & Travel to Work

Census 2021 method of travel to work for North Lincolnshire residents.

17.4% of residents work from home (below the national average). The most common commute method is driving a car or van (61.9%).

Total Commuters

76,223

Work from Home

17.4%

Source: Census 2021 TS061, ONS·Last updated 2021

Business Environment

Active enterprises in North Lincolnshire from the UK Business Counts dataset.

5,660 active enterprises operate in this area. The business base has declined by 1.3% over three years. 78.5% of enterprises have fewer than 5 employees.

Active Enterprises

5,660

3-Year Growth

-1.3%

1.3%

Share of England

0.2%

Source: UK Business Counts via Nomis, 2024·Last updated March 2026

Housing & Property Market

Estimated house prices for North Lincolnshire vs England, 2015-2025.

The median house price of £249,949 is below the England median of £290,000. The price-to-earnings ratio is 8.3x. Prices have risen 1.8% over the past year.

Median Price

£249,949

England: £290,000

Price-to-Earnings

8.3x

12-Month Change

1.8%

Source: HM Land Registry, Census 2021, 2015-2025·Last updated March 2026

Place & Deprivation

Index of Multiple Deprivation 2019. North Lincolnshire is ranked 120 out of 317 local authorities (1 = most deprived).

Ranked 120th of 317 local authorities on the IMD (1 = most deprived). The most challenging domain is Education, Skills & Training (ranked 76th), while Barriers to Housing & Services ranks comparatively better (280th).

IMD Rank

120 / 317

IMD Score

22.1

Deprivation Percentile

62th

Source: MHCLG English Indices of Deprivation, 2019·Last updated 2019

Impact Calculator

Estimate the economic impact of investment or job creation in North Lincolnshire using regional input-output multipliers.

Source: Derived from ONS Supply-Use Tables, regionalized via SLQ, 2019·Last updated March 2026