...Lives Surveys estimates from 2015-2019. Maps showing the percentages of physically active and inactive people in each of the Surrey Local Authorities. Data shows 3 sets of November survey results for active and inactive people by local authority. Percentages are estimates based on sampling at 95% confidence intervals. Approximately 5,500 Surreyresidents are surveyed each year.
...Introduction Health and Wellbeing Strategy and Board Understanding health and other boundaries within Surrey Overview of Surrey’s population Overview of Surrey as a place Overview of people in Surrey Chapter acknowledgements and contributions Introduction The JSNA is an assessment of the current and future health and social care needs of Surreyresidents. In this chapter the contextual background is set for Surrey’s joint strategic needs assessment (JSNA), by exploring an overview of Surrey’s population, followed by an overview of Surrey as a place using geographical and economic indicators. Understanding the age profile, ethnicity, religions, language skills and sexual identity of residents, as...
...or a lack of visibility for the affected groups. Additionally, there is a widespread need for improved VAWG training across services. Partners highlighted that many professionals lack awareness of how VAWG presents, limiting effective recognition and response. Strengthening training and embedding a VAWG-informed approach are essential to improving support for Surrey’sresidents. Recommendations Making VAWG a core part of Community Safety work Tackling VAWG must be a central statutory priority within Surrey’s approach to reducing serious violence and promoting community safety. Alongside this, there should be a dedicated partnership group focused specifically on preventing VAWG, ensuring actions are coordinated, targeted, and effective....
This page includes explorable data and a summary of measures around employed Surreyresidents such as employment rates, occupations, pay, and job density. Surrey-i also includes other relevant summaries and data. These summaries can be found at low income and unemployment, child poverty and disadvantage, local businesses and enterprises in Surrey. Highlights: (updated March 2025) It is estimated that 80 per cent of Surrey...
...an underestimate. Additionally, people will also be experiencing other disadvantages e.g. contact with the criminal justice system. Over two-thirds of people starting treatment for drug or alcohol dependence (70% if looking just at alcohol dependence) said that they had a self-reported mental health need. [11] 2020/21 data reports that 2,134 Surreyresidents were receiving treatment at specialist drug use service and 1,352 at specialist alcohol use services – we can estimate that over 2,370 of this cohort of residents would be experiencing mental health issues in addition to substance use, so experiencing multiple disadvantage. [7] The Hard Edges report on mapping severe and...
...behaviour changes through education and infrastructure (e.g. EV charging, active travel). Explore domestic wood burner scrappage schemes. Expand airTEXT pollution warning system throughout Surrey, to support those vulnerable to poor air quality. This JSNA underscores the need for coordinated, evidence-based action to improve air quality and protect the health of Surrey’sresidents and visitors. Introduction Air quality is a critical determinant of public health and well-being. It is essential to assess and understand the current state of air quality in Surrey to inform effective policies, interventions, and resource allocation as there is currently no safe level for several pollutants. This Joint Strategic...
...April 2025. Contents Executive summary Introduction National and local strategic context Adult smoking prevalence in Surrey Health outcomes related to smoking Smoking in children and younger people Other tobacco products Vaping Economic impact of smoking The role of Trading Standards and tobacco control Environmental impact Stop Smoking Support (SSS) in SurreyResident engagement System engagement Recommendations References Acknowledgements Executive summary Tobacco Control is an umbrella term often used to describe a broad range of interventions that aim to reduce smoking prevalence, and/or reduce exposure to second-hand smoke and the morbidity and mortality it causes. This chapter does not consider Cannabis as this...
...the South East and England, and a smaller proportion of households in social rented housing. The next series of graphs show us tenure in relation to demographic and economic characteristics of residents in Surrey. Figure 4 shows tenure by age of resident in Surrey. This shows that the older a Surreyresident is the more likely they are to own their home outright. Adults aged between 35 and 64 are more likely to own their home with a mortgage. Young adults aged 16 to 24 are more likely to live in private rented accommodation. Interestingly those under 15 years of age are...
This page includes the Surrey-specific data from the national 2021 Census release which has been prepared by the SCC Population Insight team. A summary of the economic activity status of residents from the 2021 Census is also available on Surrey-i. A summary of the hours worked by Surreyresidents from the 2021 Census is also available on Surrey-i. Economic activity People aged 16 years and over are economically active if, between 15 March and 21 March 2021, they were: in employment (an employee or self-employed) unemployed, but looking for work and could start within two weeks unemployed, but waiting to...
...public carried out by Ipsos Mori on behalf of Sport England. The survey measures sport and physical activity across England and has almost 200,000 responses. It uses confidence levels based on Office of National Statistics data to estimate the values/percentages for the whole population. In 2017/18, 5,241 responses were from Surreyresidents, which is on average 476 per Borough/District. Active Lives is a key tool in measuring the physical health of the country.
