This page includes the underlying data and a summary of the ONS population estimates by age and sex. The data tables of the 2022 estimates for Surrey and its Districts and Boroughs are included below.
Surrey-i also includes the 2021 Census data around population and household statistics.
Surrey-I also includes summaries and data about population projections.
Headline figures
- As of 2022, there are an estimated 1,214,540 residents in Surrey.
- The resident population of Surrey has been estimated to have grown by 0.7 per cent between 2021 and 2022 (8.547 residents).
- The latest annual population growth of Surrey is lower than the South East (0.9%) and England (1.0%).
- The majority of the annual population growth is from international migration and, although Surrey has an aging population, slightly more births than deaths.
- The resident population of Surrey has been estimated to have grown by 6.1 per cent in between 2012 and 2022 (representing 69,529 residents).
- One in every five residents are aged 65 and over in Surrey and this group has grown by 15 per cent between 2012 and 2022 (representing an additional 29,063 residents).
- On a whole, there are more children in Surrey than ten years ago (11,554 additional residents aged 15 and under, representing a growth of 5%).
- The mid-2022 population estimates for Surrey Districts and Boroughs are (in descending order):
- Reigate and Banstead - 153,629,
- Guildford - 145,673,
- Elmbridge - 140,024,
- Waverley - 130,063,
- Woking - 104,179,
- Spelthorne - 103,551,
- Surrey Heath - 91,237,
- Tandridge - 88,707,
- Runnymede - 88,524,
- Mole Valley - 87,769,
- Epsom and Ewell - 81,184.
- As of 2022, there are 731 residents per km squared in Surrey which is higher than the South East and England averages (492 and 438 respectively).
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