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A Diversity Data 2018 Age Breakdown (from HR database) as at 31st Jan 2018 Nos. F M Total Age 16-17 0 0 0 Age 18-21 5 6 11 Age 22-30 167 149 316 Age 31-40 264 359 623 Age 41-50 171 400 571 Age 51-60 93 328 421 Age 61-65 9 49 58 Age 66-70 0 15 15 Age 71+ 0 1 1 Oldest and Youngest New Recruit in 12

in this series have occurred this century. Summer 2018 was equal-warmest in the UK series, with 1976, 2003 and 2006. The provisional UK rainfall total for 2018 was 1064 mm, which is 92% of the 1981-2010 average, making this a dry year overall although not exceptionally so. However, parts of northern

UK rainfall total for 2019 was 1240 mm, which is 107% of the 1981-2010 average, making this a wet year overall although not especially so. Parts of the North Midlands, South Yorkshire and Lincolnshire were notably wet through the year, and Sheffield had its second wettest year in a station record

should report on the total incremental resource costs of inputs and activities for the intervention as a whole. As set out in the main SEB guidance (see page 15), this is not just the value of the funding (i.e. the project cost). It also includes the costs associated with the set-up and delivery

of the terrain and the proximity to the Atlantic. Even so, the coastal strip of County Down manages an annual average total of over 1450 hours of sunshine. This compares favourably with some coastal areas of England and Wales, though not with the figures of around 1750 hours achieved by many places along

above average. Mean temperatures in May were 0.3 °C below average. March rainfall totals were above average for most areas, with double the average in a few places; much of the rain fell in the first half of the month. Overall the UK had 140% of average rainfall, provisionally the 5th wettest March

on 30th December at Dalwhinnie (Inverness-shire). It was a rather wet year, with the wettest February on record, all summer months being wetter than average, and October and December also notably wetter than average. The provisional UK rainfall total for 2020 was 1308 mm, which is 114% of the 1981-2010

average and February slightly above average. All four countries saw mean winter temperatures above average, although Wales and Northern Ireland were slightly warmer than England and Scotland. The UK provisionally recorded 308.0mm of rain, 89% of the 1991-2020 average, rainfall totals were below

, and snowfall, but the second half was much milder, and the monthly mean temperature was 0.4 °C above average. December rainfall totals were well above average in most areas, and above double the average in some places, but near normal in western Scotland and Northern Ireland; overall the UK had 135% of average

British Rainfall was a publication giving monthly and annual totals of rainfall for the United Kingdom

Rainfall Organization became a branch of the Meteorological Office. From 1961, monthly information from all stations was included for the first time. From 1969 - 1991 rainfall information was published in Monthly and annual totals of rainfall. A full account of the British Rainfall Organization