The Plymouth Report – October 2023 offers a comprehensive overview of the city's current challenges and opportunities, aligning with the overarching Plymouth Plan 2014–2034. This strategic report  serves as a roadmap for Plymouth's development, focusing on key areas such as economic growth, housing, education, health, and environmental sustainability. It provides valuable insights into the city's demographics, social dynamics, and infrastructure, supporting informed decision-making and policy development.

Plymouth City Council aims to be the most active coastal city in England by 2034 through its "Active to Thrive" strategy. It promotes physical activity via community projects, health programmes, active travel, and inclusive facilities. Key initiatives include Plymouth Active Leisure, support for young people, and Fit and Fed, which provides meals and activities during school holidays.

As part of the Green Minds project The Data Place, Food Plymouth, Plymouth City Council and Plymouth Octopus Project have been mapping groups of nature-supporting organisations, resources, spaces and projects in the city.

The Data Place Plymouth is a social enterprise dedicated to fostering innovation through open data. Supported by Plymouth City Council, it offers a platform for publishing and accessing datasets across various sectors, including health, environment, education, and transport. The Data Place aims to build sustainable open data ecosystems by partnering with public, private, and third-sector organizations. Its mission is to enhance transparency, support digital growth, and empower communities through accessible data.

Brought together by Plymouth Culture, this is a one-page resource providing some useful additional insight into demographics in the city.