Housing from the 2021 Census The raw data from this Census release has been processed by the Population Insight Team and is also available on Surrey-i. The Office for National Statistics produced interactive maps for the 2021 Census results. Some of the maps will be embedded here but the rest are available at the link. On Census Day (21st March 2021), there were...

Migrant Health: Rapid Needs Assessment Due to the sensitivity of the information in this JSNA chapter, the full needs assessment is not published publicly. If you would like to make a request to view this chapter, please email jsnafeedback@surreycc.gov.uk . The below document is the executive summary which provides an overview of the key findings and recommendations for the Surrey system. Publication date This...

People with Learning Disabilities This is the overview page for the People with Learning Disabilities JSNA chapter. For the full version of this chapter, please navigate to People with learning disabilities | Surrey-i (surreyi.gov.uk) This chapter was published in April 2023 and is due to be reviewed by April 2025. Executive Summary The national policy direction for people with a learning disability (including those...

Disability from the 2021 Census The raw data from this Census release has been processed by the Population Insight Team and is also available on Surrey-i. The Office for National Statistics produced interactive maps for the 2021 Census results. The ONS interactive map of the disability statistics has been embedded at the bottom of this page. The 2021 Census asked people “Do you...

Children and Young People with Additional Needs and Disabilities This chapter was published in February 2023 and is due to be reviewed by February 2025. The focus of this Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) is children and young people with additional needs and disabilities aged 0-25 years in Surrey. There will be further JSNAs on learning disabilities and autism across all ages....

Unpaid care from the 2021 Census The raw data from this Census release has been processed by the Population Insight Team and is also available on Surrey-i. The Office for National Statistics produced interactive maps for the 2021 Census results. The ONS interactive map of the unpaid care statistics has been embedded at the bottom of this page. Census 2021 asked “Do you...

County and Borough Summaries This page provides insight summaries of Surrey and of each District and Borough. There are two forms of report included: (1) an ‘easy read’ infographic two page summary of key information, and (2) a much longer and more comprehensive insight report. Each report can be accessed from the hyperlink in the table below. The infographic pages can also...

Screening Publication date This chapter was published in June 2023 and is due to be reviewed by June 2025. Contents Glossary Executive summary Introduction Cancer screening Non-cancer screening Abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) screening programme Diabetic eye screening programme (DESP) Antenatal and newborn (ANNB) screening programme National and local strategies (best practice) Recommendations Related JSNA chapters References Name and contact details of authors Acknowledgements Glossary AAA Abdominal aortic aneurysm AIS Accessible Information Standard ANNB Antenatal and newborn BCSP Bowel cancer screening programme BSP Breast screening programme CCG Clinical Commissioning Group CF Cystic fibrosis CHIS Child...

Indices Indices are a way to bring together a multitude of statistics to create a single (or collection of) value(s) rather than having to view each measure separately. The variables are often aggregated around meaningful themes and allow users to consider such themes in a more rounded way than singular measures. Indices are often used as a way to consider how...

Surrey Fire and Rescue Service’s Community Risk Profile Welcome to Surrey Fire and Rescue Service’s Community Risk Profile. Surrey Fire and Rescue Service is part of Surrey County Council.The Community Risk Profile (CRP) is our assessment of the risks facing communities in Surrey based on our analysis of available data. Fires, floods, road traffic collisions and other emergencies can have devastating consequences...