UK Armed Forces Veterans from the 2021 Census The 2021 Census was the first Census to include questions around whether individuals had previously served in the armed forces. ‘People aged 16 years and over were asked whether they had previously served in the regular or reserve UK armed forces, or both. People currently serving in the UK armed forces and those who...

Population A quick guide to content Population Estimates by Age: 2021 Census 2021 Census The 2021 Census results have started to be released by the Office of National Statistics, with more to follow. From October to the start of 2023,… 2021 Census: First results Population and Household estimates from the 2021 Census Headlines Surrey population has increased to 1,203,108 – 6.2% increase on 2011 Census. This growth rate is...

Household Deprivation Estimates from the 2021 Census Headlines Just under half of Surrey households (42.9%) were classified as deprived in some way. While Surrey had lower proportions of households which were classified as deprived than England and the South East, 10,403 Surrey households (2.2%) were classified as deprived in three/four of the dimensions of deprivation. The raw data from this Census release has been...

JSNA Dashboards Below is a list of the Tableau dashboards that can be found within the JSNA chapters. The list shows which chapters the dashboards relate to and they can also be accessed directly via the links below. Please contact jsnafeedback@surreycc.gov.uk with any questions or comments. Surrey Context Eight Tableau dashboards: JSNA_Surrey_population_published | Tableau Public JSNA_Surrey_Place_published | Tableau Public Priority populations of identity in Surrey |...

Children and Young People’s Emotional Wellbeing and Mental Health Strategy 2022-2027 This chapter was published in September 2023 and is due to be reviewed by September 2025. The Children and Young People’s Emotional Wellbeing and Mental Health Strategy 2022-2027 is underpinned by engagement from children, young people, their families, and the professionals who support them. The strategy brings together partners from across...

Employment and Economy A quick guide to content Cost of Living: The Cost of Living Crisis in Surrey The Cost of Living Crisis in Surrey The UK is facing its biggest cost of living crisis in decades. Surrey County Council and our partners across the county… Fuel Poverty & related statistics Updated 26th Apr 2024 This page includes a dashboard of fuel poverty and consumption in Surrey as well...

Children and Young People A quick guide to content Statistics about births and conceptions: parental characteristics, home… Updated 12th Oct 2023 This page includes the data around births and conceptions, including live births, home births, marital status at birth,… 4 × Child Poverty and Disadvantage in Surrey Updated 20th Nov 2023 This page includes a dashboard which summarises various statistics such as children in low income families, households...

Population and Household estimates from the 2021 Census Headlines Surrey population has increased to 1,203,108 – 6.2% increase on 2011 Census. This growth rate is lightly lower than England as a whole (6.6%). All borough / district councils exhibited population growth varying from 2.4% (Mole Valley) to 9.4% (Reigate and Banstead). Population density across Surrey is 724 usual residents per square kilometre. This varies...

Health Inequalities Health inequalities are avoidable, unfair, and systematic differences in health between different groups of people. There are many kinds of health inequality, and many ways in which the term is used. This means that when we talk about ‘health inequality’, it is useful to be clear on which measure is unequally distributed, and between which people. Health inequalities ultimately relate...

Health and Wellbeing A quick guide to content The Surrey Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) is an assessment of the current and future health and social care needs of the local community: Joint Strategic Needs Assessment Joint Strategic Needs Assessment The Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) is an assessment of the current and future health and social care needs of the population of Surrey.… Summary introductions...