The Council Plan

Borough Indicators

Help provide the borough picture. The work of the council and partners contributes towards these but they are subject to wider influences. They are often externally sourced (e.g. ONS, Nomis, Public Health). Targets are not set for borough indicators, but we are interested in the direction of travel and change over time.

Key requirements

• Must be measured and available
• Ideally (but not always) measured on at least an annual basis

Service Performance Indicators

Focus on the service and those using it; how much we did, how well did we do it and ideally the outcomes we want for our residents. These will be reported with a supporting narrative which provides context for the indicator.

Key requirements

• Measurable and regularly collectable (where there are new performance indicators, details of when we first expect to be able to collect this are included), targets
• Available for reporting on a quarterly basis

Borough and Service Performance Indicators will be reviewed annually to take into account any changes in activities, local and national developments that may affect the work of the council and its partners. This also allows for any changes in methodology and collection.