Place Packs – North West Surrey

Date produced: 17/12/2024

Demographics
Qualifications
Work
Mental Health
Musculoskeletal
Loneliness
Smoking

Demographics

Population pyramid

In North West Surrey, the total population is 391,967 with a median age of 41 years. This median age is 1 years younger compared to Surrey and 2 years older compared to England.

The population of North West Surrey is ageing.
23.1% of North West Surrey’s residents are over the age of 60, which is a difference of -1.6% if compared to Surrey and a difference of -0.6% if compared to England.
1.0% are over the age of 90, a difference of -0.1% if compared against Surrey and a difference of +0.2% if compared against England.
Most patients aged 90+ are female.
There are 2668 female patients aged 90 and over in North West Surrey, which is 1.9 times greater than the number of males (1411).
The number of males and females below 25 is roughly similar.

Population pyramid of North West Surrey

Population pyramid showing the population of North West Surrey place. North West Surrey place has a high population of 35-54 year olds, and a lower population of 15-29 year olds and 80+ year olds. North Surrey place has a higher male population in ages 0-24 and 40-64 but a higher female population in ages 25-39, and 65+.

Data Source: ONS Census 2021

Sex and age by health status

In North West Surrey, there was no difference between males and females in reporting ‘very good health’.

The number of males in ‘very good health’ is 1.9% higher than for females.
The number of females in ‘very bad health’ is 0.1% higher than for males.
The number of people in “very bad health” increases with age.

Health status for females in North West Surrey

Proportions of females reporting levels of health. Most females report very good health at 52.1%. 33.1% report good health, 10.9% report fair health, 3.0% report bad health, and 0.8% report very bad health.

Health status for males in North West Surrey

Proportions of males reporting levels of health. Most males report very good health at 54.0%. 32.8% report good health, 9.9% report fair health, 2.4% report bad health, and 0.8% report very bad health.

Health status by age in North West Surrey

Proportions of people reporting levels of health by age group. As people get older, higher levels of poorer health are reported and lower levels of better health are reported. 0-2 year olds report the highest levels of very good health at around 84%, and 85+ year olds report the lowest level of very good health at around 9%. 85+ year olds also report the highest levels of bad and very bad health, at around 19% combined.

From left to right, the bars are “Very good health”, “Good health”, “Fair health”, “Bad health”, and “Very bad health”.

Data Source: ONS Census 2021

Index of multiple deprivation

North West Surrey is the most populated place in Surrey with an Index of multiple deprivation score of 7.

The highest percentage of North West Surrey’s registered patients, 17.0%, reside in Sasse Network 1 (Decile 7), while the smallest percentage, 5.8%, lives in Walton Practices Confederation (Decile 7 ).
13.1% of North West Surrey’s registered patients live in Decile 6 PCNs, 43.7% in Decile 7, 15.2% in Decile 8 and 27.9% in Decile 9 PCNs.

IMD Decile and Population by Place

IMD Decile and Population by PCN in North West Surrey

IMD Score by PCN in North West Surrey

Map of North West Surrey showing the IMD score of North West Surrey's PCNs. Sasse Network 3 is in Decile 6 with a score of 17.2. Coco, Sasse Network 1, Walton Practices Confederation, and Woking Wise 2 are all in Decile 7, with scores of 14.0, 12.9, 12.3, and 12.2 respectively. Sasse Network 2 and Woking Wise 3 are in Decile 8, both with scores of 10.1. Wb, Wham, and Woking Wise 1 are all in Decile 9, with scores of 7.8, 7.4, and 7.3 respectively.

The IMD score ranges. The most deprived decile 1 has scores between 43.86 and 92.73, decile 2 has scores between 33.25 and 43.86, decile 3 has scores between 26.57 and 33.25, decile 4 has scores between 21.55 and 26.57, decile 5 has scores between 17.65 and 21.55, decile 6 has scores between 14.24 and 17.65, decile 7 has scores between 11.30 and 14.24, decile 8 has score between 8.62 and 11,30, decile 9 has scores between 5.91 and 8.62, and the least deprived decile 10 has scores between 0.54 and 5.91.

Based on the English IMDs from 2019. Deciles have been aggregated up to PCN and Place using population weighted scores.

Data Source: ONS

Index of multiple deprivation and health status

In North West Surrey, the higher IMD Decile, the more people report ‘very good health’.

IMD deciles and health status for North West Surrey

Health status in North West Surrey by IMD deciles. The proportion of people reporting very good health increases in higher deciles, with under 50% reporting very good health in decile 2 to 59% reporting very good health in decile 10. The amount of people reporting bad and very bad health goes down the higher the decile with around 5% and 2% reporting bad and very bad health respectively at decile 2, and around 3% and 1% reporting bad and very bad health respectively at decile 10.

Key for the above graph. Dark green represents very good health, light green represents good health, grey represents fair health, light red represents bad health, and dark red represents very bad health.

From top to bottom, the bars are “Very good health”, “Good health”, “Fair health”, “Bad health”, and “Very bad health”.

Data Source: ONS

Ethnicity

The largest ethnic group in North West Surrey was the white grouping at 81.59%.

Woking wise 2 has the highest diversity of populations, with 30.59% of non-white ethnicities.

Ethnicity demographics in North West Surrey

Ethnicity demographics of North West Surrey PCNs. All PCNs have a majority white population, ranging from around 70% in Woking Wise 2 PCN to around 89% in Wb PCN and Woking Wise 1. Woking Wise 2 has the largest proportion of both Asian, Asian British, or Asian Welsh and Other ethnic group population. Sasse Network 3 has the largest proportion of Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Carribean or African population. Walton Practices Confederation has the largest proportion of Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups population.

Key to the above graph. White is represented by blue, Asian, Asian British, or Asian Welsh is represented by orange, Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups is represented by green, Other ethnic group is represented by red, and Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African is represented by purple.

From top to bottom, the bars are “Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African”, “Other ethnic group”, “Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups”, “Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh”, and “White”.

Data Source: ONS Census 2021

Ethnicity and health status

In North West Surrey the mixed or multiple ethnic groups ethnicity reported the highest proportion of ‘very good health’ at 68.6%.

The white ethnicity reported the highest proportion of ‘very bad health’ at 0.9%.

Health status by ethnicity in North West Surrey

From top to bottom, the bars are “Very good health”, “Good health”, “Fair health”, “Bad health”, and “Very bad health”.

Data Source: ONS Census 2021

In North West Surrey, the ‘White’ (1.9%) group of people reported a higher rate of ‘bad/very bad health’ compared to Surrey (1.8%).

Bad/very bad health status in North West Surrey

The ‘White’ group of people is performing worse than the Surrey average. All the rest of the groups are performing similar to the Surrey average.

Key for the above graph. Green indicates that an area is performing better than the Surrey average, yellow indicates that an area is performing similar to the Surrey average, and red indicates that an area is performing worse than the Surrey average.

Data Source: ONS Census 2021

Note: These are benchmarked against the Surrey average

Proficiency in English

In North West Surrey, 1.20% of people reported ‘limited English proficiency’, which is similar to the Surrey value of 1.04%.

The following PCNs have reported a ‘limited English proficiency’ above the Surrey average: Sasse network 3 (1.5%), Woking wise 2 (2.9%).

Proficiency in English by Place

North East Hampshire and Farnham is performing worse than the Surrey average. North West Surrey, Surrey Heath, and Surrey Downs are performing similar to the Surrey average. Guildford and Waverley and East Surrey are performing better than the Surrey average.

Proficiency in English by PCN in North West Surrey

Sasse Network 3 and Woking Wise 2 are performing worse than the Surrey average. Sasse Network 1, Sasse Network 2, Walton Practices Confederation, Coco, Wham, and Woking Wise 3 are performing similar to the Surrey average. Woking Wise 1 and Wb are performing better than the Surrey average.

Data Source: ONS Census 2021

Note: These are benchmarked against the Surrey average.

Proficiency in English and health status

In North West Surrey people who reported being ‘fluent in English’ also reported the highest proportion of ‘good health’ at 92.2%.

People who reported ‘limited English’ also reported the highest proportion of ‘not good health’ at 9.5%.

Health status by proficiency in English

Proficiency in English by health status. The group reporting the highest amount of very good health is Non-native speaker; fluent in English at around 92%. The group reporting the highest amounts of both fair health and not good health is Limited English at around 25% and 10% respectively.

Key to the above graph. Green represents good health, grey represents fair health, and purple represents not good health.

From left to right, the bars are good health, fair health, and not good health.

Data Source: ONS Census 2021

Religion

In North West Surrey, 50.43% of the population adheres to Christianity, making it the most prevalent religion.

Religion in North West Surrey

Data Source: ONS Census 2021

Qualifications

Level of qualification

In North West Surrey, 32.3% of the population holds a level 4 qualification or above.

Level of qualification in North West Surrey

Data Source: ONS Census 2021

Work

Economically active

In North West Surrey, 65.69% reported being economically active, which is higher than Surrey’s value of 64.14%.
Sasse network 2 (62.0%) and Wb (62.7%) reported a lower rate than the Surrey average.

Economically active by Place

North East Hampshire and Farnham, East Surrey, North West Surrey, and Surrey Heath are performing better than the Surrey average. Surrey Downs and Guildford and Waverley are performing worse than the Surrey average.

Economically active by PCN in North West Surrey

Sasse Network 2 and Wb are performing worse than the Surrey average. Sasse Network 1, Sasse Network 3, Walton Practices Confederation, Coco, Wham, Woking Wise 1, Woking Wise 2, and Woking Wise 3 are all performing better than the Surrey average.

Data Source: ONS Census 2021

Note: These are benchmarked against the Surrey average.

Occupation

In North West Surrey, 15.0% of people work in lower professional and higher technical occupations, making it the most prevalent occupation.

Occupations in North West Surrey

Proportion of people working in various occupations. The highest proportion is in lower professional and higher technical occupations at 15.0%. The rest of the occupations descending proportion amount is Intermediate occupations (at 13.0%), Higher professional occupations (12.3%), Own account workers (9.4%), Semi-routine occupations (9.1%), Routine occupations (7.8%), Higher managerial and administrative occupations (6.6%), Full-time students (5.8%), Lower managerial and administrative occupations (5.3%), Never worked (5.2%), Higher supervisory occupations (2.8%), Lower technical occupations (2.3%), Lower supervisory occupations (2.3%), Employers in small establishments (2.0%), Long-term employed (1.0%), and Employers in large establishments (0.2%).

Data Source: ONS Source 2021

Occupation and health status

In North West Surrey people who reported being ‘full-time students’ also reported the highest proportion of ‘good health’ at 94.4%.
People who reported ‘never worked’ reported the highest proportion of ‘not good health’ at 14.9%.

Health status by occupation

From left to right, the bars are “Good health”, “Fair health”, and “Not good health”.

Data Source: ONS Census 2021

Economic activity and proficiency in English

In North West Surrey, most of the people who reported being ‘non native speaker; fluent in English’ also reported being economically active and employed at 74.5%.
Most of the people who reported ‘limited English’ also reported being economically inactive at 50.0%.

Economic activity by English proficiency

Economic activity by proficiency in English for North West Surrey place. The group who reported the highest percentage of economically active: employed is Non-native speaker; fluent in English at around 77%. The group reporting the highest percentage of economically active: unemployed is Limited English at around 7%. The group reporting the highest percentage of economically inactive is Limited English at around 50%.

Key to the above graph. Blue represents economically active: employed. Red represents economically active: unemployed. Grey represents economically inactive.

From left to right, the bars are “Economically active: employed”, “Economically active: unemployed”, and “Economically inactive”.

Data Source: ONS Census 2021

Economically inactive and health status

In North West Surrey, 3.57% of economically inactive people reported ‘not good health’ status, which is similar to the Surrey value of 3.41%.
Coco (4.1%), Sasse network 1 (3.9%) and Sasse network 3 (3.9%) reported a higher rate than the Surrey average.

Economically active reporting a ‘not good health’ status by Place

Economically inactive people reporting not good health status. 3.41% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in Surrey. 3.62% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in East Surrey, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.57% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in North West Surrey, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.36% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in North East Hampshire and Farnham, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.35% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in Surrey Heath, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.31% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in Surrey Downs, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.20% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in Guildford and Waverley, which is similar to the Surrey average.

All Places are performing similar to the Surrey average.

Economically active reporting a ‘not good health’ status by PCN

Economically inactive people reporting not good health by PCN in North West Surrey. 3.9% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in Sasse Network 1, which is worse than the Surrey average. 3.3% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in Sasse Network 2, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.9% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in Sasse Network 3, which is worse than the Surrey average. 4.1% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in Coco, which is worse than the Surrey average. 3.3% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in Walton Practices Confederation, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.1% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in Wham, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.6% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in Wb, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3/0% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in Woking Wise 1, which is better than the Surrey average. 3.4% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in Woking Wise 2, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.5% of economically inactive people reported not good health status in Woking Wise 3, which is similar to the Surrey average.

Sasse Network 1, Sasse Network 3, and Coco are performing worse than the Surrey average. Sasse Network 2, Walton Practices Confederation, Wham, Wb, Woking Wise 2, and Woking Wise 3 are performing similar to the Surrey average. Woking Wise 1 is performing better than the Surrey average.

Data Source: ONS Census 2021

Note: these are benchmarked against the Surrey average

Travel to work

In North West Surrey, 42.19% of the population doesn’t travel to work

Travelling to work in North West Surrey

How North West Surrey residents travel to work. The largest proportion of people Work mainly at or from home at 42.19%. Then in descending order of prevalence, the methods of transport are Driving a car or van (40.56%), On foot (5.50%), Train (3.20%), Passenger in a car or van (2.60%), Bicycle (1.77%), Bus, minibus or coach (1.70%), Other method of travel to work (1.10%), Motorcycle, scooter or moped (0.60%), Underground, metro, light rail, tram (0.43%) and Taxi (0.36%).

Data Source: ONS Census 2021

Mental Health

Social Emotional and Mental Health Needs – All Pupils

In North West Surrey, the proportion of All Pupils with Social Emotional and Mental Health Needs is 3.6%, which is similar to the 3.5% observed in Surrey in 2022-23.

All Pupils with Social Emotional and Mental Health Needs by Place

The proportion of all pupils with Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs. 3.5% of pupils in Surrey reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs. 3.9% of pupils in Guildford and Waverley reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.6% of pupils in North West Surrey reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.5% of pupils in Surrey Heath reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.4% of pupils in North East Hampshire and Farnham reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.2% of pupils in Surrey Downs reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.1% of pupils in East Surrey reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average.

All Pupils with Social Emotional and Mental Health Needs in North West Surrey

Key to the above graphs. Red indicates a value is greater than the Surrey average. Orange indicates a value is similar to the Surrey average. Green indicates a value is less than the Surrey average. Blue indicates the value is Surrey. Grey indicates the value cannot be compared to Surrey.

Data Source: Department of Education

Note: These are benchmarked against the Surrey average

Social Emotional and Mental Health Needs – Primary Pupils

In North West Surrey, the proportion of State-funded primary pupils with Social Emotional and Mental Health Needs is 3.1%, which is similar to the 3.0% observed in Surrey in 2022-23.

State-funded primary pupils with Social Emotional and Mental Health Needs by Place

The proportion of primary pupils with Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs. 3.0% of primary pupils in Surrey reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs. 3.4% of primary pupils in Guildford and Waverley reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.1% of primary pupils in Surrey Downs reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.1% of primary pupils in North East Hampshire and Farnham reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.1% of primary pupils in North West Surrey reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average. 2.7% of pupils in Surrey Heath reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average. 2.6% of pupils in East Surrey reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average.

State-funded primary pupils with Social Emotional and Mental Health Needs in North West Surrey

The proportion of primary pupils with Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs in North West Surrey over time. The proportion has mostly remained consistent over the past 3 years, however there was a slight dip to around 2.8% in 2020-21, and then rising to 3.1% in 2022-23. All the data points are similar to the Surrey average.

Data Source: Department of Education

Note: These are benchmarked against the Surrey average

Social Emotional or Mental Health Needs – Secondary Pupils

In North West Surrey, the proportion of State-funded secondary pupils with Social Emotional or Mental Health Needs is 4.1%, which is similar to the 3.8% observed in Surrey in 2022-23.

State-funded secondary pupils with Social Emotional or Mental Health Needs by Place

The proportion of secondary pupils with Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs. 3.8% of secondary pupils in Surrey reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs. 4.1% of secondary pupils in North West Surrey reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average. 4.1% of secondary pupils in Guildford and Waverley reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.9% of secondary pupils in Surrey Heath reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.9% of secondary pupils in East Surrey reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.6% of secondary pupils in North East Hampshire and Farnham reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average. 3.1% of secondary pupils in Surrey Downs reported Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, which is similar to the Surrey average.

State-funded secondary pupils with Social Emotional or Mental Health Needs in North West Surrey

The proportion of secondary pupils with Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs in East Surrey over time. The proportion has been gradually increasing over time, with around 3.5% in 2019-20 to 4.0% in 2022-23. All of the values are similar to the Surrey average.

Data Source: Department of Education

Note: These are benchmarked against the Surrey average

Reported a Mental Health Condition

In North West Surrey, 10.5% reported a mental health condition, which is similar to the 10.1% observed in Surrey in 2023.

People that Reported A Mental Health Condition by Place

The proportion of people that have reported a mental health condition. In Surrey, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 10.1%. In East Surrey, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 11.7%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In North West Surrey, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 10.5%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Surrey Downs, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 10.1%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Guildford and Waverley, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 9.7%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In North East Hampshire and Farnham, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 9.4%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Surrey Heath, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 7.7%, which is better than the Surrey average.

People that Reported A Mental Health Condition in North West Surrey

The proportion of people that have reported a mental health condition over time in East Surrey. From about 6.9% in 2018, the proportion rose to around 8.2% in 2019. It then remained steady until 2022, where it rapidly increased to around 10%, and to 10.5% in 2023. All the figures are similar to the Surrey average.

People that Reported A Mental Health Condition by PCN in North West Surrey

The proportion of people that have reported a mental health condition by PCN in North West Surrey. In Coco, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 11.76%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Sasse Network 1, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 9.48%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Sasse Network 2, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 10.18%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Sasse Network 3, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 10.21%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Walton Practices Confederation, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 11.9%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Wb, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 7.72%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Wham, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 13.09%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Woking Wise 1, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 10.55%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Woking Wise 2, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 8.73%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Woking Wise 3, the proportion of people reporting a mental health condition is 11.94%, which is similar to the Surrey average.

Data Source: GP Patient Survey

Note: These are benchmarked against the Surrey average

Musculoskeletal

Reported problems with physical mobility

In North West Surrey, 10.7% reported problems with physical mobility, which is similar to the 9.8% observed in Surrey in 2023.

People that reported problems with physical mobility by Place

The proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility. In Surrey, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 9.8%. In Surrey Heath, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 11.3%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In North West Surrey, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 10.7%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In North East Hampshire and Farnham, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 9.5%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Surrey Downs, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 9.5%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In East Surrey, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 9.0%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Guildford and Waverley, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 9.0%, which is similar to the Surrey average.

People that reported problems with physical mobility in North West Surrey

The proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility over time in North West Surrey. In 2018, the proportion was around 9.6%, and it rose to around 9.9% in 2019. It decreased to around 9.2% in 2020, and then increased to around 10.8% in 2023. All the values are similar to the Surrey average.

People that reported problems with physical mobility by PCN

The proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility by PCN in North West Surrey. In Coco, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 9.09%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Sasse Network 1, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 13.12%, which is worse than the Surrey average. In Sasse Network 2, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 9.0%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Sasse Network 3, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 9.5%, which similar to the Surrey average. In Walton Practice Confederation, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 8.85%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Wb, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 9.4%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Wham, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 10.99%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Woking Wise 1, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 8.97%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Woking Wise 2, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 13.61%, which is worse than the Surrey average. In Woking Wise 3, the proportion of people reporting problems in physical mobility is 13.11%, which is similar to the Surrey average.

Data Source: GP Patient Survey

Note: These are benchmarked against the Surrey average

Reported two or more falls that have needed medical attention

In North West Surrey, 2.4% reported two or more falls that have needed medical attention, which is more than the 1.8% observed in Surrey in 2023.

People that reported two or more falls that have needed medical attention by Place

The proportion of people that reported two or more falls that have needed medical attention. In Surrey, the proportion of people that reported two or more falls that have needed medical attention is 1.8%. In North West Surrey, the proportion of people that reported two or more falls that have needed medical attention is 2.4%, which is higher than the Surrey average. In Surrey Downs, the proportion of people that reported two or more falls that have needed medical attention is 1.9%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In North East Hampshire and Farnham, the proportion of people that reported two or more falls that have needed medical attention is 1.8%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Guildford and Waverley, the proportion of people that reported two or more falls that have needed medical attention is 1.4%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In East Surrey, the proportion of people that reported two or more falls that have needed medical attention is 1.2%, which is similar to the Surrey average.

People that reported two or more falls that have needed medical attention in North West Surrey

The proportion of people that reported two or more falls that have needed medical attention over time in North West Surrey. In 2018, the proportion is around 1.6%, and then it rises to 2.0% in 2019. The value then decreases to 1.7% in 2020, and then increases again to around 2.2% in 2021. It decreases again to 1.8% in 2022, and then increases again to around 2.3% in 2023. The values for 2021 and 2023 are worse than the Surrey average, but the rest of the values are similar to the Surrey average.

People that reported two or more falls that have needed medical attention by PCN

Data Source: GP Patient Survey

Note: These are benchmarked against the Surrey average

Loneliness

Reported feeling isolated from others

In North West Surrey, 6.8% reported feeling isolated from others, which is similar to the 6.2% observed in Surrey in 2023.

People that reported feeling isolated from others by Place

The proportion of people that reported feeling isolated from others. In Surrey, the proportion of people that reported feeling isolated from others is 6.2%. In North East Hampshire and Farnham, the proportion of people that reported feeling isolated from others is 7.2%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In North West Surrey, the proportion of people that reported feeling isolated from others is 6.8%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Surrey Heath, the proportion of people that reported feeling isolated from others is 6.3%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Guildford and Waverley, the proportion of people that reported feeling isolated from others is 6.0%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In East Surrey, the proportion of people that reported feeling isolated from others is 5.8%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Surrey Downs, the proportion of people that reported feeling isolated from others is 5.4%, which is similar to the Surrey average.

People that reported feeling isolated from others in North West Surrey

The proportion of people that reported feeling isolated from others over time in North West Surrey. In 2018, the proportion was around 5.5%. It decreased slightly to around 4.8% in 2019, and rose again slightly to around 5.2%. In 2021, it rose sharply to around 12.5%, and then decreased to around 6.9% in 2023. All the values are similar to the Surrey average.

People that reported feeling isolated from others by PCN

Data Source: GP Patient Survey

Note: These are benchmarked against the Surrey average

Smoking

Described themselves as a current Smoker

In North West Surrey, 12.0% described themselves as a current Smoker, which is more than the 10.3% observed in Surrey in 2023.

People that Described themselves as a current Smoker by Place

The proportion of people that described themselves as a current smoker. In Surrey, the proportion of GP patients that described themselves as a current smoker is 10.3%. In North West Surrey, the proportion of people that described themselves as a current smoker is 12.0%, which is higher than the Surrey average. In East Surrey, the proportion of people that described themselves as a current smoker is 11.5%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Surrey Downs, the proportion of people that described themselves as a current smoker is 10.1%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In North East Hampshire and Farnham, the proportion of people that described themselves as a current smoker is 9.4%, which is similar to the Surrey average. In Guildford and Waverley, the proportion of people that described themselves as a current smoker is 8.6%, which is better than the Surrey average. In Surrey Heath, the proportion of people that described themselves as a current smoker is 7.6%, which is better than the Surrey average.

People that Described themselves as a current Smoker in North West Surrey

The proportion of people that described themselves as a current smoker over time in North West Surrey. In 2018, the proportion was around 12.8%, and rose slightly in 2019 to around 13.0%. It then decreased to around 11.4% in 2021. It rose to around 12.2% in 2022 and then decreased slightly to around 12.0% in 2023. The values for 2019 and 2023 are worse than the Surrey average, and the rest of the values are similar to the Surrey average.

People that Described themselves as a current Smoker by PCN

Data Source: GP Patient Survey

Note: These are benchmarked against the Surrey average

Place Packs – North West Surrey

Place Packs – North West Surrey

Contents

Demographics

Population pyramid

Sex and age by health status

Index of multiple deprivation

Index of multiple deprivation and health status

Ethnicity

Ethnicity and health status

Proficiency in English

Proficiency in English and health status

Religion

Qualifications

Level of qualification

Work

Economically active

Occupation

Occupation and health status

Economic activity and proficiency in English

Economically inactive and health status

Travel to work

Mental Health

Social Emotional and Mental Health Needs – All Pupils

Social Emotional and Mental Health Needs – Primary Pupils

Social Emotional or Mental Health Needs – Secondary Pupils

Reported a Mental Health Condition

Musculoskeletal

Reported problems with physical mobility

Reported two or more falls that have needed medical attention

Loneliness

Reported feeling isolated from others

Smoking

Described themselves as a current Smoker