Gross value added by Welsh local authority and year

Standard shorthand is used in this table: [p] = provisional, [r] = revised, [t] = total.

Data values	Data description	Year	Area
70.9 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	North Wales
54.5 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Isle of Anglesey
74.8	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Gwynedd
49.9 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Conwy
65.5 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Denbighshire
85.0 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Flintshire
81.8 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Wrexham
64.3 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Mid and South West Wales
59.4 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Mid Wales
56.9 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Powys
64.0 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Ceredigion
65.8 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	South West Wales
64.5 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Pembrokeshire
58.3 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Carmarthenshire
78.4 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Swansea
55.6 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Neath Port Talbot
75.2 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	South East Wales
76.6 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Bridgend
55.5 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Vale of Glamorgan
114.6	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Cardiff
55.6 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Rhondda Cynon Taf
67.1 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Merthyr Tydfil
49.6 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Caerphilly
42.7 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Blaenau Gwent
62.6 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Torfaen
76.9 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Monmouthshire
89.2 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2008	Newport
100.0 [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	UK excluding Extra-Regio
71.7 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Wales
70.7 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	North Wales
51.9 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Isle of Anglesey
74.0	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Gwynedd
49.1 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Conwy
65.2 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Denbighshire
84.9 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Flintshire
84.1 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Wrexham
64.1 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Mid and South West Wales
60.6 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Mid Wales
57.8 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Powys
65.6	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Ceredigion
65.1 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	South West Wales
59.8 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Pembrokeshire
56.6 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Carmarthenshire
80.5 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Swansea
55.0 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Neath Port Talbot
76.8 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	South East Wales
74.0 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Bridgend
57.4 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Vale of Glamorgan
118.3 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Cardiff
59.9 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Rhondda Cynon Taf
67.8 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Merthyr Tydfil
50.5 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Caerphilly
42.2 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Blaenau Gwent
61.8 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Torfaen
75.6 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Monmouthshire
89.8 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2009	Newport
100.0 [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	UK excluding Extra-Regio
72.1 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Wales
71.5 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	North Wales
50.7 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Isle of Anglesey
71.5 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Gwynedd
50.2 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Conwy
66.2 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Denbighshire
87.8 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Flintshire
85.8 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Wrexham
64.5 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Mid and South West Wales
60.8 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Mid Wales
58.2 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Powys
65.6	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Ceredigion
65.6 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	South West Wales
60.9 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Pembrokeshire
57.0 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Carmarthenshire
78.2 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Swansea
59.5 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Neath Port Talbot
77.0 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	South East Wales
76.5 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Bridgend
55.8 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Vale of Glamorgan
115.1	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Cardiff
63.0 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Rhondda Cynon Taf
66.3 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Merthyr Tydfil
50.8 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Caerphilly
43.4 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Blaenau Gwent
63.5 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Torfaen
74.9 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Monmouthshire
91.0 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2010	Newport
100.0 [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2011	UK excluding Extra-Regio
73.5 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2011	Wales
74.4 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2011	North Wales
52.9 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2011	Isle of Anglesey
72.9	Index (UK = 100)	2011	Gwynedd
51.3 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2011	Conwy
67.8 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2011	Denbighshire
96.0 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2011	Flintshire
86.9 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2011	Wrexham
64.8 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2011	Mid and South West Wales
62.4 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2011	Mid Wales
59.2 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2011	Powys
68.0 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2011	Ceredigion
65.5 [r] [t]	Index (UK = 100)	2011	South West Wales
59.0 [r]	Index (UK = 100)	2011	Pembrokeshire

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Main information

• Most recent update: 24 September 2025
• Next update expected: April 2026
• Designation: Accredited official statistics
• Data provider: Office for National Statistics (ONS)
• Data source: Regional accounts
• Time period covered: January 1998 to December 2023

Data notes

• Rounding applied:

  Figures are rounded and so there may be some apparent slight discrepancies between the sum of constituent items and the totals as shown.

Overview

• Summary of dataset and variables:

  Gross Value Added (GVA) estimates the total output of an economy. This dataset provides a breakdown of GVA for the Welsh local authorities and economic regions, by year.

  Three different measures are available for each area, namely the GVA amounts in £ million, GVA per head, and GVA per head indexed to UK = 100.

  Under the European System of Accounts 1995 (ESA95), the term Gross Value Added (GVA) is used to denote estimates that were previously known as Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at basic prices. Under ESA95 the term GDP denotes GVA plus taxes (less subsidies) on products i.e. at market prices. Regional Accounts publish figures at basic prices so have adopted the term GVA rather than GDP.

• Data collection or calculation:

  Regional GVA is calculated at current basic prices using the balanced approach.

  Please note that GVA figures for the Welsh economic regions have been calculated using the rounded figures published by the ONS, so there may be some minor discrepancies with the totals published for the International Territorial Levels (ITL) in the dataset “Gross value added by area and year”.

• Statistical quality:

  Sub-regional GVA is measured in current prices, which means that increases over time reflect inflation as well as real growth. Trends in total GVA cannot be analysed easily without deflating the data. For analysing trends in GVA, we would advise using the chained volume measures published by ONS.

  Estimates of sub-regional GVA at basic prices presented here are consistent with the 2024 edition of UK National Accounts - The Blue Book.

  Revisions information:

  Data for the latest year is provisional and previous years’ data have been revised.

• Related reports:
  • Welsh Government - Regional gross domestic product and gross value added (English)
  • Welsh Government - Regional gross domestic product and gross value added (Welsh)
  • ONS - Regional economic activity by gross domestic product (English)
  • ONS - Regional economic activity by gross domestic product quality and methodology information (English)

Published by

• Organisation: Welsh Government
• Contact email: economic.stats@gov.wales

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