The data below gives you a snapshot of life in Lincolnshire.
| Average caseload: | 18 |
| Average salary pa: | level 1: £27,905 – £31,371, level 2: £31,371 – £34,788, advanced practitioner: £34,788 – £38,813, practice supervisor: £38,813 – £43,662, team manager: £50,430 – £55,503 |
| Ofsted rating: | Outstanding |
| Vacancy rate: | 6.2% compared to 16.5% England (at 30 September 2018) |
| Turnover rate: | 9.7% compared to 15.2% England (at 30 September 2018) |
| Agency rate: | 4% compared to 15.4% England (at 30 September 2018)One of the most affordable places in the country with average house prices on average 35% lower than the national average. |
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Education:
Transport links: |
£128,924 – £251,584 (Rightmove 2019)90% of our schools are rated outstanding or good and we have two growing universities, both of which have achieved gold awards for their teaching excellence.Lincolnshire is a gateway to the Midlands and East of England and has frequent trains to London and modern transport links.
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Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole 
Hampshire County Council 
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