Roedd gan 7% (1.7 miliwn) o'r holl gartrefi yng Nghymru a Lloegr o leiaf un person a oedd wedi gwasanaethu yn lluoedd arfog y DU.
O blith y cartrefi hyn:
▪️ roedd 96% yn cynnwys 1 cyn-filwr yn unig
▪️ roedd 3.9% yn cynnwys 2 gyn-filwr
▪️ roedd gan 0.1% 3 chyn-filwr neu fwy
Yng Nghymru, yr awdurdodau lleol â'r gyfran uchaf o gyn-filwyr oedd:
▪️ Conwy (5.9%)
▪️ Sir Benfro (5.7%)
Yr awdurdodau lleol â'r gyfran uchaf o gartrefi ag o leiaf un cyn-filwr oedd:
▪️ Conwy (10.2%)
▪️ Ynys Môn (9.9%)
Mae'r awdurdodau lleol hyn yn cynnwys sefydliadau milwrol, neu wedi'u lleoli wrth eu hymyl, gan awgrymu bod cyn-filwyr lluoedd arfog y Deyrnas Unedig yn tueddu i aros yn yr un ardaloedd ar ôl iddynt adael y lluoedd arfog. ️
.@metoffice report 2022 averages compared with those from 1991 to 2020:
🍁 autumn (so far): 0.5°C above average with 11% more rain
🌷 spring: 1.1°C above with 38% less rain
☀️ summer: 0.8°C above with 24% less rain
❄️ winter (21/22): 1.1°C above with 7% less rain
Between 1980 and 2017, pollinators (377 species including bees and hoverflies) had declined by 30% in their distribution across the UK 🐝📉
91% reported their cost of living had increased compared to a year ago, while 77% reported an increase in their cost of living compared to one month ago.
GDP fell 0.6% in September, after a revised fall of 0.1% in August 📉
This was driven by a fall in consumer-facing industries, which were affected by the additional bank holiday for the State Funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth.
Since 2019, the number of people out of the labour market (economically inactive) because of long-term sickness has risen by almost half a million 📈
Our latest article explores the possible drivers behind this recent increase, and who it is affecting ➡️ ow.ly/wSXP50LzEuA
Around 2.5 million people were economically inactive because of long-term sickness in summer 2022 – compared with around 2 million people in spring 2019.
Since the #COVID19 pandemic hit the UK, the number of people out of work because of long-term sickness has risen by 363,000.
Those inactive because of long-term sickness with “other health problems or disabilities” rose 41% between 2019 and 2022, the largest of any category.
The second largest increase over the same time period was for "problems connected with neck or back", with a 31% increase.
Of the UK armed forces veterans in England and Wales:
▪️ 1.4 million people previously served in the regular forces
▪️ 361,000 people in the reserve forces
▪️ 79,000 people served in both the regular and reserve forces
Just over 1.8 million (98.0%) veterans lived in households, while 37,000 (2.0%) lived in communal establishments.
This is similar to the population as a whole - 98.3% of usual residents in England and Wales live in households and 1.7% live in communal establishments.