2021 Census

2021 Census The 2021 Census results have started to be released by the Office of National Statistics, with more to follow in the summer/autumn of 2022. The…

2021 Census: First results

Population and Household estimates from the 2021 Census Headlines Surrey population has increased to 1,203,100 – 6.2% increase on 2011 Census. This growth rate is lightly…

Population Estimates

Updated 13th Jan 2022

This page includes the underlying data and a summary of the ONS population estimates by age and sex.…

Population projections 2018 to 2043 (population & household level)

Updated 13th Jan 2022

This page includes explorable data and a summary of the ONS population projections from 2018 to 2043. Data…

Population Estimates - Births, Deaths, & Migration

Updated 13th Jan 2022

This page includes explorable data and a summary of the ONS births, deaths, and migration estimates from the…

Statistics about births and conceptions: parental characteristics, home…

Updated 21st Mar 2022

This page includes the data around births and conceptions, including live births, home births, marital status at birth,…

Population Density

Updated 13th Jan 2022

This page includes explorable data and a summary of population density statistics from the ONS population estimates. Data…

Traveller caravan count

Updated 7th Jul 2022

This page includes explorable data and a summary of the Traveller caravan count. Areas included: England, Surrey, Surrey…

HNA Prisons

Updated 11th Apr 2022

There are five prisons situated within Surrey: HMP & YOI Bronzefield: a privately run female prison in Ashford. HMP…

2021 Census: First results

Population and Household estimates from the 2021 Census Headlines Surrey population has increased to 1,203,100 – 6.2% increase on 2011 Census. This growth rate is lightly…

2011 Census - Religion

Headlines The majority of the population in Surrey is Christian (62.8%). Muslim is the next biggest religious group (2.2%). The proportion of Christians in Surrey fell…

2011 Census - Ethnicity

Headlines Surrey has become more ethnically diverse with rising numbers of people identifying with minority ethnic groups in 2011. White was the majority ethnic group at 1,023,…

Census 2011 - Country of birth, nationality and migration

Headlines The proportion of the population who were born outside the UK increased from 10.6% in 2001 to 14.2% in 2011 South Africa and India are…

2011 Census - Main language and proficiency in English

Headlines English is the main language of 94% of Surrey residents. Polish and Chinese languages are the most common other languages. 88.5% of people whose main language…

2011 Census - Disability, health and carers

Headlines The day to day activities of 13.5% of Surrey’s population are limited by a long term health problem or disability. This proportion is unchanged since…

2011 Census - Characteristics of older people

This report brings together information from the different Census themes about people aged 65 and over. Headlines The number of people aged 65+ in Surrey increased by 13%…

2011 Census - Highest level of qualification

Headlines One in three Surrey residents aged 16+ has a level 4 qualification One in six have no qualifications The proportion of the Surrey workforce with no qualifications…

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 local community. The…

The Surrey Context - People & Places

Executive Summary This chapter was updated in February 2019 to include data from the 2017 population estimates and the 2016 based population projections. The chapter provides background information…