Annual road traffic estimates Annual road traffic estimates are mainly based on around ten thousand manual counts, which are combined with Automatic Traffic Counters (ATC) data and road lengths to produce overall estimates. Manual counts take place on major roads (motorways and ‘A’ roads) and minor roads (‘B’,’C’ and unclassified) where trained enumerators count vehicles of each of eleven types (pedal cycles, two-wheeled motor ve...

Data for different geographies is updated at different times. If data is not shown for the geographies you require, try an earlier year. Estimates for mid-2012 to mid-2016 have been revised. Methodological improvements have been implemented allowing the creation of a new series of estimates that roll forward the 2011 Census. These revised figures include new estimates of local authority international emigration and foreign armed forces ...

Estimates for mid-2012 to mid-2016 have been revised. Methodological improvements have been implemented allowing the creation of a new series of estimates that roll forward the 2011 Census. These revised figures include new estimates of local authority international emigration and foreign armed forces dependants. Notes and Definitions 1. It is ONS policy to publish population estimates rounded to at least the nearest hundred person...

Contains data for age groups 0-15, 16-64 and 65+ by sex for England, South East, Surrey, Local Authorities and Clinical Commissioning Groups in Surrey. Estimates for mid-2012 to mid-2016 have been revised. Methodological improvements have been implemented allowing the creation of a new series of estimates that roll forward the 2011 Census. These revised figures include new estimates of local authority international emigration and for...

Contents  Estimates of the usually resident population by quinary age group Estimates for mid-2012 to mid-2016 have been revised. Methodological improvements have been implemented allowing the creation of a new series of estimates that roll forward the 2011 Census. These revised figures include new estimates of local authority international emigration and foreign armed forces dependants. Notes and Definitions  1. These unrounded estim...

Migration component of change from ONS population estimates. Estimates for year ending June 30. Estimates for mid-2012 to mid-2016 have been revised. Methodological improvements have been implemented allowing the creation of a new series of population estimates that roll forward the 2011 Census. These revised figures include new estimates of local authority international emigration and foreign armed forces dependants. International Mig...

These documents provide additional context at Local Authority level to the Community Wellbeing Local Area Profile

Recorded incidents of domestic violence in Surrey broken down by ward and month. The definition of "domestic violence" used here is the Home Office definition: "any incident of threatening behaviour, violence or abuse [psychological, physical, sexual, financial or emotional] between adults who are or have been intimate partners or family members, regardless of gender or sexuality". Month is based on the ENTERED DATE (date the incident w...

Recorded notifiable offences in Surrey broken down by qualifier, ward and month. Qualifiers are flags applied to a crime record, e.g. "Alcohol related", "Public place". Flags are applied at officers' discretion and so their use may vary. A crime record may have more than one flag, therefore rows will not sum to the total number of crimes recorded. Month is based on the ENTERED DATE (date the crime was recorded by Surrey Police). This...

Recorded notifiable offences in Surrey broken down by ward and month. Crime categories are those defined by the Home Office Counting Rules for Recorded Crime. Month is based on the ENTERED DATE (date the crime was recorded by Surrey Police). This may be different from the date the crime was committed. Data shown here is a snapshot of how crimes are classified on the last day of the month. Data is for "CAS wards" which were in place at t...