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555 published records, including local figures and labelled comparison areas, plus 11 historical series groups. Original review date: 2026-10-03. These are retained evidence records; newer interpretation and corrections appear in the main statistics and issue pages.

Different sources cover different periods and areas. A comparator figure is not a Southampton estimate. Missing values stay missing.

council · 39 records
council · retained published evidence
MeasureFigureArea and periodSource and limits
Band D council tax: full bill£2,381.48 a yearSouthampton
2026/27
Southampton City Council ↗

Full bill includes the council, police and fire precepts.

Checked 2026-10-03
Band D council services element£1,998.18 a yearSouthampton
2026/27
Southampton City Council ↗

One component of the full council tax bill.

Checked 2026-10-03
Band D policing precept£290.46 a yearSouthampton
2026/27
Southampton City Council ↗

One component of the full council tax bill.

Checked 2026-10-03
Band D fire and rescue precept£92.84 a yearSouthampton
2026/27
Southampton City Council ↗

One component of the full council tax bill.

Checked 2026-10-03
Net revenue budget£285.2m £ millionSouthampton
2026/27 budget
Southampton City Council ↗

Planned expenditure, not actual outturn. General Fund; education excludes schools.

Checked 2026-10-03
Gross General Fund expenditure£691.2m £ millionSouthampton
2026/27 budget
Southampton City Council ↗

Planned expenditure, not actual outturn. General Fund; education excludes schools.

Checked 2026-10-03
Social care net budget£162.54m £ millionSouthampton
2026/27 budget
Southampton City Council ↗

Planned expenditure, not actual outturn. General Fund; education excludes schools.

Checked 2026-10-03
Community, transport, housing and environment net budget£41.79m £ millionSouthampton
2026/27 budget
Southampton City Council ↗

Planned expenditure, not actual outturn. General Fund; education excludes schools.

Checked 2026-10-03
Museums, libraries and culture net budget£10.26m £ millionSouthampton
2026/27 budget
Southampton City Council ↗

Planned expenditure, not actual outturn. General Fund; education excludes schools.

Checked 2026-10-03
Education and learning net budget£16.22m £ millionSouthampton
2026/27 budget
Southampton City Council ↗

Planned expenditure, not actual outturn. General Fund; education excludes schools.

Checked 2026-10-03
Planning, licensing, elections and regulation net budget£12.07m £ millionSouthampton
2026/27 budget
Southampton City Council ↗

Planned expenditure, not actual outturn. General Fund; education excludes schools.

Checked 2026-10-03
Council seats51 seatsSouthampton
Council structure, 2026
Southampton City Council ↗

Seats in the council, not a verified count of currently occupied seats.

Checked 2026-10-03
Electoral wards17 wardsSouthampton
Current ward structure
Southampton City Council ↗

Each ward elects three councillors. Boundaries were changed in 2023.

Checked 2026-10-03
Band D council tax including police and fire£2,291.71 GBP per yearPortsmouth
2026/27
Portsmouth City Council ↗

Checked 2026-10-03
Council share of Band D tax£1,908.41 GBP per yearPortsmouth
2026/27
Portsmouth City Council ↗

Checked 2026-10-03
Police share of Band D tax£290.46 GBP per yearPortsmouth
2026/27
Portsmouth City Council ↗

Checked 2026-10-03
Fire share of Band D tax£92.84 GBP per yearPortsmouth
2026/27
Portsmouth City Council ↗

Checked 2026-10-03
MP for Southampton ItchenDarren Paffey personSouthampton
Checked 3 October 2026
UK Parliament ↗

Constituency representation; constituency boundaries do not equal the local authority boundary. Party: Labour.

Checked 2026-10-03
MP for Southampton TestSatvir Kaur personSouthampton
Checked 3 October 2026
UK Parliament ↗

Constituency representation; constituency boundaries do not equal the local authority boundary. Party: Labour.

Checked 2026-10-03
MP for Romsey and Southampton NorthCaroline Nokes personSouthampton
Checked 3 October 2026
UK Parliament ↗

Constituency representation; constituency boundaries do not equal the local authority boundary. Party: Conservative.

Checked 2026-10-03
MP for Portsmouth NorthAmanda Martin personPortsmouth
Checked 3 October 2026
UK Parliament ↗

Constituency representation; constituency boundaries do not equal the local authority boundary. Party: Labour.

Checked 2026-10-03
MP for Portsmouth SouthStephen Morgan personPortsmouth
Checked 3 October 2026
UK Parliament ↗

Constituency representation; constituency boundaries do not equal the local authority boundary. Party: Labour.

Checked 2026-10-03
Unallocated reserves at financial year end£12.396m GBPSouthampton
2025/26
MHCLG ↗

MHCLG Revenue Outturn statutory definition, in cash terms. Original figures in £000 converted to GBP. Outturns are distinct from budget forecasts and the council’s own budget presentation; do not mix them in a trend. The 2025/26 release is an initial return and remains subject to revision.

Checked 2026-10-03
Other earmarked reserves at financial year end£61.922m GBPSouthampton
2025/26
MHCLG ↗

MHCLG Revenue Outturn statutory definition, in cash terms. Original figures in £000 converted to GBP. Outturns are distinct from budget forecasts and the council’s own budget presentation; do not mix them in a trend. The 2025/26 release is an initial return and remains subject to revision.

Checked 2026-10-03
Revenue expenditure — statutory outturn definition£538.043m GBPSouthampton
2025/26
MHCLG ↗

MHCLG Revenue Outturn statutory definition, in cash terms. Original figures in £000 converted to GBP. Outturns are distinct from budget forecasts and the council’s own budget presentation; do not mix them in a trend. The 2025/26 release is an initial return and remains subject to revision.

Checked 2026-10-03
Culture and related services — net current expenditure£14.197m GBPSouthampton
2025/26
MHCLG ↗

MHCLG Revenue Outturn statutory definition, in cash terms. Original figures in £000 converted to GBP. Outturns are distinct from budget forecasts and the council’s own budget presentation; do not mix them in a trend. The 2025/26 release is an initial return and remains subject to revision.

Checked 2026-10-03
Unallocated reserves at financial year end£22.112m GBPPortsmouth
2025/26
MHCLG ↗

MHCLG Revenue Outturn statutory definition, in cash terms. Original figures in £000 converted to GBP. Outturns are distinct from budget forecasts and the council’s own budget presentation; do not mix them in a trend. The 2025/26 release is an initial return and remains subject to revision.

Checked 2026-10-03
Other earmarked reserves at financial year end£252.444m GBPPortsmouth
2025/26
MHCLG ↗

MHCLG Revenue Outturn statutory definition, in cash terms. Original figures in £000 converted to GBP. Outturns are distinct from budget forecasts and the council’s own budget presentation; do not mix them in a trend. The 2025/26 release is an initial return and remains subject to revision.

Checked 2026-10-03
Revenue expenditure — statutory outturn definition£407.559m GBPPortsmouth
2025/26
MHCLG ↗

MHCLG Revenue Outturn statutory definition, in cash terms. Original figures in £000 converted to GBP. Outturns are distinct from budget forecasts and the council’s own budget presentation; do not mix them in a trend. The 2025/26 release is an initial return and remains subject to revision.

Checked 2026-10-03
Culture and related services — net current expenditure£11.475m GBPPortsmouth
2025/26
MHCLG ↗

MHCLG Revenue Outturn statutory definition, in cash terms. Original figures in £000 converted to GBP. Outturns are distinct from budget forecasts and the council’s own budget presentation; do not mix them in a trend. The 2025/26 release is an initial return and remains subject to revision.

Checked 2026-10-03
Dedicated Schools Grant reserves — statutory outturn£0.450m GBPPortsmouth
2025/26
MHCLG ↗

The September MHCLG return reports £0.450m at year end, from £11.187m at the start. This differs from the council’s earlier £8.0m draft balance; the reason has not been reconciled. Show the specific source and initial-return status, and do not present the old draft as the latest actual.

Checked 2026-10-03
General reserves — February budget forecast£22.3m GBPPortsmouth
31 March 2027
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A forecast in the February 2026 budget report, not an actual reserve balance. Depends on delivery of planned savings.

Checked 2026-10-03
Minimum general reserves — budget policy£12m GBPPortsmouth
2026/27
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A minimum reserve policy, not the actual amount held.

Checked 2026-10-03
Savings required in the annual budget£3m GBPPortsmouth
2026/27
Portsmouth City Council ↗

Budgeted savings required to balance the 2026/27 budget; not a reported actual overspend or achieved saving.

Checked 2026-10-03
Future funding gap — February budget forecast£3m GBPPortsmouth
2027/28 to 2029/30
Portsmouth City Council ↗

Three-year forecast deficit, equivalent to £1m annual savings from 2027/28. Assumes annual council-tax increases of 4.99%; report says the deficit could vary by ±£6m. Not a current-year actual deficit.

Checked 2026-10-03
General Fund savings — February budget proposal£20.8m GBPSouthampton
2026/27
Southampton City Council ↗

Budgeted savings, not a reported achieved saving. The official report is for the February 2026 budget-setting meetings.

Checked 2026-10-03
General Fund net revenue budget — February proposal£285.2m GBPSouthampton
2026/27
Southampton City Council ↗

Council budget definition. Do not compare directly with MHCLG statutory outturn revenue expenditure, which uses a different scope.

Checked 2026-10-03
General Fund balance — February budget forecast£14.3m GBPSouthampton
31 March 2027
Southampton City Council ↗

Forecast General Fund working balance; excludes earmarked reserves. A February 2026 forecast, not an actual balance.

Checked 2026-10-03
MTFS residual gap — February budget forecastBalanced plan GBPSouthampton
2026/27 to 2029/30
Southampton City Council ↗

The plan balances after planned transformation and operational savings. Later years rely on council-tax and business-rate growth targets. Zero residual gap does not mean no savings are required, and is not an actual outturn.

Checked 2026-10-03
crime · 28 records
crime · retained published evidence
MeasureFigureArea and periodSource and limits
Police-recorded crime rate120.1 offences per 1,000 peopleSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Police-recorded crime excluding fraud, not all crime. ONS-published rate uses mid-2024 population. Some Hampshire offences cannot be assigned to a local authority. Comparators are selected coastal authorities, not a statistical peer group.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C4 · I140
England police-recorded crime rate83.4 offences per 1,000 peopleEngland
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Police-recorded crime excluding fraud, not all crime. ONS-published rate uses mid-2024 population. Some Hampshire offences cannot be assigned to a local authority. Comparators are selected coastal authorities, not a statistical peer group.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table P3 · E10
Police-recorded crimes31,147 offencesSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Home Office recorded offences, excluding fraud. ASB is recorded separately.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C2 · G140
Police-recorded crimes, previous year32,635 offencesSouthampton
2023/24 (revised)
Southampton Safe City Partnership / Home Office ↗

Previous year revised in the same assessment.

Checked 2026-10-03
Annual change in recorded crime-0.7% %Southampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Against revised year ending March 2025 in the same ONS release; not against an older unrevised total.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C3 · G140
Violence against the person11,696 offencesSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Home Office recorded offences, excluding fraud. ASB is recorded separately.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C2 · H140
Sexual offences1,286 offencesSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Home Office recorded offences, excluding fraud. ASB is recorded separately.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C2 · N140
Theft offences9,771 offencesSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Home Office recorded offences, excluding fraud. ASB is recorded separately.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C2 · P140
Residential burglary933 offencesSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Home Office recorded offences, excluding fraud. ASB is recorded separately.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C2 · R140
Vehicle offences1,858 offencesSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Home Office recorded offences, excluding fraud. ASB is recorded separately.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C2 · T140
Drug offences1,563 offencesSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Home Office recorded offences, excluding fraud. ASB is recorded separately.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C2 · Z140
Criminal damage and arson2,413 offencesSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Home Office recorded offences, excluding fraud. ASB is recorded separately.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C2 · Y140
Anti-social behaviour incidents3,187 incidentsSouthampton
2024/25
Southampton Safe City Partnership / Home Office ↗

Police.uk ASB incidents, separate from recorded crime.

Checked 2026-10-03
Police-recorded crime rate120.1 offences per 1,000 peopleSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Police-recorded crime excluding fraud, not all crime. ONS-published rate uses mid-2024 population. Some Hampshire offences cannot be assigned to a local authority. Comparators are selected coastal authorities, not a statistical peer group.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C4 · I140
Police-recorded crime rate112.7 offences per 1,000 peoplePortsmouth
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Police-recorded crime excluding fraud, not all crime. ONS-published rate uses mid-2024 population. Some Hampshire offences cannot be assigned to a local authority. Comparators are selected coastal authorities, not a statistical peer group.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C4 · I139
Police-recorded crime rate99.8 offences per 1,000 peopleBrighton and Hove
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Police-recorded crime excluding fraud, not all crime. ONS-published rate uses mid-2024 population. Some Hampshire offences cannot be assigned to a local authority. Comparators are selected coastal authorities, not a statistical peer group.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C4 · I345
Police-recorded crime rate93.1 offences per 1,000 peoplePlymouth
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Police-recorded crime excluding fraud, not all crime. ONS-published rate uses mid-2024 population. Some Hampshire offences cannot be assigned to a local authority. Comparators are selected coastal authorities, not a statistical peer group.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C4 · I67
Police-recorded crime rate83.4 offences per 1,000 peopleEngland
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Police-recorded crime excluding fraud, not all crime. ONS-published rate uses mid-2024 population. Some Hampshire offences cannot be assigned to a local authority. Comparators are selected coastal authorities, not a statistical peer group.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table P3 · E10
Police-recorded crime rate120.1 offences per 1,000 peopleSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Police-recorded crime excluding fraud, not all crime. ONS-published rate uses mid-2024 population. Some Hampshire offences cannot be assigned to a local authority. Comparators are selected coastal authorities, not a statistical peer group.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C4 · I140
Police-recorded crimes31,147 offencesSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Home Office recorded offences, excluding fraud. ASB is recorded separately.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C2 · G140
Violence against the person11,696 offencesSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Home Office recorded offences, excluding fraud. ASB is recorded separately.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C2 · H140
Sexual offences1,286 offencesSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Home Office recorded offences, excluding fraud. ASB is recorded separately.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C2 · N140
Theft offences9,771 offencesSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Home Office recorded offences, excluding fraud. ASB is recorded separately.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C2 · P140
Residential burglary933 offencesSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Home Office recorded offences, excluding fraud. ASB is recorded separately.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C2 · R140
Vehicle offences1,858 offencesSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Home Office recorded offences, excluding fraud. ASB is recorded separately.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C2 · T140
Criminal damage and arson2,413 offencesSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Home Office recorded offences, excluding fraud. ASB is recorded separately.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C2 · Y140
Drug offences1,563 offencesSouthampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Home Office recorded offences, excluding fraud. ASB is recorded separately.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C2 · Z140
Annual change in recorded crime-0.7% %Southampton
Year ending March 2026
ONS / Home Office ↗

Against revised year ending March 2025 in the same ONS release; not against an older unrevised total.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table C3 · G140
culture · 8 records
culture · retained published evidence
MeasureFigureArea and periodSource and limits
Arts, entertainment and recreation jobs2,500 employee jobsSouthampton
2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

BRES workplace estimate; rounded, excludes self-employed workers.

Checked 2026-10-03
UK City of Culture 2025 bidShortlisted bid outcomeSouthampton
2022 decision for 2025
Solent University ↗

Southampton was a finalist; Bradford won. This is a historical bid, not a current award.

Checked 2026-10-03
University of Southampton — higher education students (FTE)24,340 FTE full-time equivalent studentsSouthampton
2024/25
Office for Students ↗

Provider-wide student full-time equivalents, not headcount or the number living within the city. May include provision delivered outside the city. Rounded by OfS.

Checked 2026-10-03
Southampton Solent University — higher education students (FTE)7,605 FTE full-time equivalent studentsSouthampton
2024/25
Office for Students ↗

Provider-wide student full-time equivalents, not headcount or the number living within the city. May include provision delivered outside the city. Rounded by OfS.

Checked 2026-10-03
University of Portsmouth — higher education students (FTE)20,731 FTE full-time equivalent studentsPortsmouth
2024/25
Office for Students ↗

Provider-wide student full-time equivalents, not headcount or the number living within the city. May include provision delivered outside the city. Rounded by OfS.

Checked 2026-10-03
International cruise passenger movements2,645,000 passenger movementsSouthampton
2025
Department for Transport ↗

DfT counts passenger movements, including both departure and arrival for a return journey. Published in thousands and converted to movements. International cruise excludes transit calls and domestic cruises; not unique people or all port visitors.

Checked 2026-10-03
International cruise passenger movements61,000 passenger movementsPortsmouth
2025
Department for Transport ↗

DfT counts passenger movements, including both departure and arrival for a return journey. Published in thousands and converted to movements. International cruise excludes transit calls and domestic cruises; not unique people or all port visitors.

Checked 2026-10-03
International short-sea ferry passenger movements1,399,000 passenger movementsPortsmouth
2025
Department for Transport ↗

International short-sea ferry movements; excludes domestic Isle of Wight, Channel Islands and harbour ferry journeys. Published in thousands and converted to movements.

Checked 2026-10-03
environment · 66 records
environment · retained published evidence
MeasureFigureArea and periodSource and limits
Household waste reused, recycled or composted29.2% %Southampton
2024/25
Southampton Data Observatory / Defra ↗

Includes food waste. Comparisons reflect different collection systems; not all waste collected for recycling is accepted.

Checked 2026-10-03
England household recycling rate42.0% %England
2024/25
Southampton Data Observatory / Defra ↗

Same household-waste measure.

Checked 2026-10-03
Residual household waste567 kg per householdSouthampton
2024/25
Southampton Data Observatory / Defra ↗

Waste not sent for recycling, per household.

Checked 2026-10-03
Reported fly-tipping incidents per 1,000 residents47.1 incidents per 1,000 residentsSouthampton
2024/25
Southampton Data Observatory / Defra ↗

Recording practices differ between councils; incident counts are not directly comparable measures of environmental quality.

Checked 2026-10-03
Change in monitored nitrogen dioxide−30% changeSouthampton
2019–2024
Southampton City Council ↗

Council-reported reduction across its monitoring network. Does not describe all pollutants or every location.

Checked 2026-10-03
Annual nitrogen dioxide legal limit40 µg/m³England
As cited March 2026
Southampton City Council ↗

Annual concentration objective, not a city measurement.

Checked 2026-10-03
NO₂ annual mean — London Road27.97 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
PM10 annual mean — London Road19.08 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
PM₂.₅ annual mean — London Road11.61 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
NO₂ annual mean — Gatcombe Park14.93 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
PM10 annual mean — Gatcombe Park13.91 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
PM₂.₅ annual mean — Gatcombe Park8.38 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
NO₂ annual mean — Burrfields Road23.16 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
PM10 annual mean — Burrfields Road16.20 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
PM₂.₅ annual mean — Burrfields Road10.03 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
NO₂ annual mean — Mile End Road22.77 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
PM10 annual mean — Mile End Road15.80 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
PM₂.₅ annual mean — Mile End Road9.80 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
NO₂ annual mean — Anglesea Road21.63 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
PM10 annual mean — Anglesea Road14.49 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
PM₂.₅ annual mean — Anglesea Road8.63 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
NO₂ annual mean — Alfred Road35.40 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
PM10 annual mean — Alfred Road20.01 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
PM₂.₅ annual mean — Alfred Road10.75 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

A measured concentration at this monitoring station, not a citywide average. Gatcombe Park is the urban-background station; other stations represent roadside or kerbside conditions.

Checked 2026-10-03
NO₂ diffusion-tube locations228 locationsPortsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

Excludes six co-location sites.

Checked 2026-10-03
NO₂ diffusion-tube sites increasing since 202477.19% %Portsmouth
2024 to 2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

176 of 228 sites. Weather and other factors affect year-to-year results; the longer-term trend was downward at most sites.

Checked 2026-10-03
NO₂ annual mean — Alfred Road kerbside tube 11841.86 µg/m³ µg/m³Portsmouth
2025
Portsmouth City Council ↗

Above 40 µg/m³ at the monitoring location, but this location does not represent relevant long-term public exposure. The council reports no annual objective exceedance at relevant receptors.

Checked 2026-10-03
Counted storm-overflow spills — Portswood Sso36 spillsSouthampton
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00674), discharging to RIVER ITCHEN ESTUARY; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 99.91% of reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Storm-overflow discharge duration — Portswood Sso380.21 hours hoursSouthampton
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00674), discharging to RIVER ITCHEN ESTUARY; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 99.91% of reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Storm-overflow monitor operability — Portswood Sso99.91% %Southampton
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00674), discharging to RIVER ITCHEN ESTUARY; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 99.91% of reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Counted storm-overflow spills — Woolston Sso18 spillsSouthampton
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00969), discharging to RIVER ITCHEN ESTUARY; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 99.14% of reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Storm-overflow discharge duration — Woolston Sso78.07 hours hoursSouthampton
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00969), discharging to RIVER ITCHEN ESTUARY; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 99.14% of reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Storm-overflow monitor operability — Woolston Sso99.14% %Southampton
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00969), discharging to RIVER ITCHEN ESTUARY; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 99.14% of reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Counted storm-overflow spills — Millbrook Sso28 spillsSouthampton
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00579), discharging to THE RIVER TEST; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 99.93% of reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Storm-overflow discharge duration — Millbrook Sso439.17 hours hoursSouthampton
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00579), discharging to THE RIVER TEST; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 99.93% of reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Storm-overflow monitor operability — Millbrook Sso99.93% %Southampton
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00579), discharging to THE RIVER TEST; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 99.93% of reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Counted storm-overflow spills — Lawn Road Southampton Cso11 spillsSouthampton
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00497), discharging to ITCHEN ESTUARY; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 46.45% of reporting period. Incomplete monitoring: Sensor failure / issue. Counts and duration may understate activity.

Checked 2026-10-03
Storm-overflow discharge duration — Lawn Road Southampton Cso48.85 hours hoursSouthampton
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00497), discharging to ITCHEN ESTUARY; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 46.45% of reporting period. Incomplete monitoring: Sensor failure / issue. Counts and duration may understate activity.

Checked 2026-10-03
Storm-overflow monitor operability — Lawn Road Southampton Cso46.45% %Southampton
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00497), discharging to ITCHEN ESTUARY; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 46.45% of reporting period. Incomplete monitoring: Sensor failure / issue. Counts and duration may understate activity.

Checked 2026-10-03
Counted storm-overflow spills — Fort Cumberland Road Eastney Sso9 spillsPortsmouth
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00325), discharging to LANGSTONE HARBOUR; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 99.81% of reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Storm-overflow discharge duration — Fort Cumberland Road Eastney Sso23.53 hours hoursPortsmouth
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00325), discharging to LANGSTONE HARBOUR; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 99.81% of reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Storm-overflow monitor operability — Fort Cumberland Road Eastney Sso99.81% %Portsmouth
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00325), discharging to LANGSTONE HARBOUR; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 99.81% of reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Counted storm-overflow spills — Henderson Road Eastney Cso86 spillsPortsmouth
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00416), discharging to THE SOLENT; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 97.52% of reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Storm-overflow discharge duration — Henderson Road Eastney Cso499.56 hours hoursPortsmouth
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00416), discharging to THE SOLENT; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 97.52% of reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Storm-overflow monitor operability — Henderson Road Eastney Cso97.52% %Portsmouth
2025
Environment Agency ↗

Named outfall (SWS00416), discharging to THE SOLENT; not a city or harbour total. Spill count uses EA 12/24-hour method. Duration is monitored discharge time, not sewage volume or a real-time bathing safety result. Monitor operational for 97.52% of reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
NO₂ annual mean — Southampton Centre21.29 µg/m³ µg/m³Southampton
2025
Defra UK-AIR ↗

Derived arithmetic mean of ratified UK-AIR hourly observations (98.69% annual capture); not a published citywide average. Southampton Centre is an urban background station. No adjustment for missing hours has been applied.

Checked 2026-10-03
PM₁₀ annual mean — Southampton Centre14.91 µg/m³ µg/m³Southampton
2025
Defra UK-AIR ↗

Derived arithmetic mean of ratified UK-AIR hourly observations (99.90% annual capture); not a published citywide average. Southampton Centre is an urban background station. No adjustment for missing hours has been applied.

Checked 2026-10-03
PM₂.₅ annual mean — Southampton Centre9.03 µg/m³ µg/m³Southampton
2025
Defra UK-AIR ↗

Derived arithmetic mean of ratified UK-AIR hourly observations (99.90% annual capture); not a published citywide average. Southampton Centre is an urban background station. No adjustment for missing hours has been applied.

Checked 2026-10-03
NO₂ annual mean — Southampton A3325.20 µg/m³ µg/m³Southampton
2025
Defra UK-AIR ↗

Derived arithmetic mean of ratified UK-AIR hourly observations (94.29% annual capture); not a published citywide average. Southampton A33 is an urban traffic station. No adjustment for missing hours has been applied.

Checked 2026-10-03
PM₁₀ annual mean — Southampton A3315.60 µg/m³ µg/m³Southampton
2025
Defra UK-AIR ↗

Derived arithmetic mean of ratified UK-AIR hourly observations (99.90% annual capture); not a published citywide average. Southampton A33 is an urban traffic station. No adjustment for missing hours has been applied.

Checked 2026-10-03
PM₂.₅ annual mean — Southampton A338.87 µg/m³ µg/m³Southampton
2025
Defra UK-AIR ↗

Derived arithmetic mean of ratified UK-AIR hourly observations (99.90% annual capture); not a published citywide average. Southampton A33 is an urban traffic station. No adjustment for missing hours has been applied.

Checked 2026-10-03
Itchen — ecological statusGood classificationSouthampton
2022, cycle 3
Environment Agency ↗

Water Framework Directive classification for this named water body. Heavily modified waters are assessed for ecological potential. This is not a real-time bathing-water result, a citywide water-quality average, or a statement that every chemical pollutant meets its standard.

Checked 2026-10-03
Southampton Water — ecological potentialModerate classificationSouthampton
2022, cycle 3
Environment Agency ↗

Water Framework Directive classification for this named water body. Heavily modified waters are assessed for ecological potential. This is not a real-time bathing-water result, a citywide water-quality average, or a statement that every chemical pollutant meets its standard.

Checked 2026-10-03
Portsmouth Harbour — ecological potentialModerate classificationPortsmouth
2022, cycle 3
Environment Agency ↗

Water Framework Directive classification for this named water body. Heavily modified waters are assessed for ecological potential. This is not a real-time bathing-water result, a citywide water-quality average, or a statement that every chemical pollutant meets its standard.

Checked 2026-10-03
Properties in high river/sea flood-risk areasAbout 1,860 propertiesSouthampton
June 2026
Environment Agency ↗

Modelled risk of flooding from rivers and sea, allowing for flood defences; excludes surface-water and groundwater flooding. Includes residential, non-residential and unclassified properties from the National Receptor Dataset 2023. June 2026 risk model, not a count of properties flooded. At least a 3.3% annual chance. Display rounded to the nearest 10; source value retained.

Checked 2026-10-03
Properties in medium river/sea flood-risk areasAbout 970 propertiesSouthampton
June 2026
Environment Agency ↗

Modelled risk of flooding from rivers and sea, allowing for flood defences; excludes surface-water and groundwater flooding. Includes residential, non-residential and unclassified properties from the National Receptor Dataset 2023. June 2026 risk model, not a count of properties flooded. At least 1% but less than 3.3% annual chance. Display rounded to the nearest 10; source value retained.

Checked 2026-10-03
Properties in low river/sea flood-risk areasAbout 1,800 propertiesSouthampton
June 2026
Environment Agency ↗

Modelled risk of flooding from rivers and sea, allowing for flood defences; excludes surface-water and groundwater flooding. Includes residential, non-residential and unclassified properties from the National Receptor Dataset 2023. June 2026 risk model, not a count of properties flooded. At least 0.1% but less than 1% annual chance. Display rounded to the nearest 10; source value retained.

Checked 2026-10-03
Properties in very low river/sea flood-risk areasAbout 520 propertiesSouthampton
June 2026
Environment Agency ↗

Modelled risk of flooding from rivers and sea, allowing for flood defences; excludes surface-water and groundwater flooding. Includes residential, non-residential and unclassified properties from the National Receptor Dataset 2023. June 2026 risk model, not a count of properties flooded. Less than 0.1% annual chance. Display rounded to the nearest 10; source value retained.

Checked 2026-10-03
Properties in all mapped risk bands river/sea flood-risk areasAbout 5,140 propertiesSouthampton
June 2026
Environment Agency ↗

Modelled risk of flooding from rivers and sea, allowing for flood defences; excludes surface-water and groundwater flooding. Includes residential, non-residential and unclassified properties from the National Receptor Dataset 2023. June 2026 risk model, not a count of properties flooded. Includes the very-low likelihood band. Display rounded to the nearest 10; source value retained.

Checked 2026-10-03
Share of properties in mapped river/sea flood-risk areas4.14% %Southampton
June 2026
Environment Agency ↗

Includes every mapped likelihood band, including very low. Denominator is all NRD 2023 properties in the local authority, including non-residential properties. Modelled risk with defences; not a prediction that this percentage will flood.

Checked 2026-10-03
Properties in high river/sea flood-risk areasAbout 2,850 propertiesPortsmouth
June 2026
Environment Agency ↗

Modelled risk of flooding from rivers and sea, allowing for flood defences; excludes surface-water and groundwater flooding. Includes residential, non-residential and unclassified properties from the National Receptor Dataset 2023. June 2026 risk model, not a count of properties flooded. At least a 3.3% annual chance. Display rounded to the nearest 10; source value retained.

Checked 2026-10-03
Properties in medium river/sea flood-risk areasAbout 990 propertiesPortsmouth
June 2026
Environment Agency ↗

Modelled risk of flooding from rivers and sea, allowing for flood defences; excludes surface-water and groundwater flooding. Includes residential, non-residential and unclassified properties from the National Receptor Dataset 2023. June 2026 risk model, not a count of properties flooded. At least 1% but less than 3.3% annual chance. Display rounded to the nearest 10; source value retained.

Checked 2026-10-03
Properties in low river/sea flood-risk areasAbout 5,300 propertiesPortsmouth
June 2026
Environment Agency ↗

Modelled risk of flooding from rivers and sea, allowing for flood defences; excludes surface-water and groundwater flooding. Includes residential, non-residential and unclassified properties from the National Receptor Dataset 2023. June 2026 risk model, not a count of properties flooded. At least 0.1% but less than 1% annual chance. Display rounded to the nearest 10; source value retained.

Checked 2026-10-03
Properties in very low river/sea flood-risk areasAbout 2,690 propertiesPortsmouth
June 2026
Environment Agency ↗

Modelled risk of flooding from rivers and sea, allowing for flood defences; excludes surface-water and groundwater flooding. Includes residential, non-residential and unclassified properties from the National Receptor Dataset 2023. June 2026 risk model, not a count of properties flooded. Less than 0.1% annual chance. Display rounded to the nearest 10; source value retained.

Checked 2026-10-03
Properties in all mapped risk bands river/sea flood-risk areasAbout 11,830 propertiesPortsmouth
June 2026
Environment Agency ↗

Modelled risk of flooding from rivers and sea, allowing for flood defences; excludes surface-water and groundwater flooding. Includes residential, non-residential and unclassified properties from the National Receptor Dataset 2023. June 2026 risk model, not a count of properties flooded. Includes the very-low likelihood band. Display rounded to the nearest 10; source value retained.

Checked 2026-10-03
Share of properties in mapped river/sea flood-risk areas10.77% %Portsmouth
June 2026
Environment Agency ↗

Includes every mapped likelihood band, including very low. Denominator is all NRD 2023 properties in the local authority, including non-residential properties. Modelled risk with defences; not a prediction that this percentage will flood.

Checked 2026-10-03
governance · 2 records
governance · retained published evidence
MeasureFigureArea and periodSource and limits
Hampshire reorganisation decisionWithdrawn decision statusSouthampton
7 September 2026
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government ↗

Government withdrew the earlier decision and announced a rapid programme review. Earlier implementation timetables are not treated as confirmed.

Checked 2026-10-03
Hampshire and the Solent combined authorityEstablished authority statusHampshire and the Solent
5 June 2026 announcement
Hampshire County Council ↗

Regional devolution is separate from reorganisation of city and district councils. The authority covers the wider Hampshire and Solent region.

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health · 70 records
health · retained published evidence
MeasureFigureArea and periodSource and limits
Life expectancy at birth — male77.9 yearsSouthampton
2023–25
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 44392 / Value
Life expectancy at birth — male79.7 yearsEngland
2023–25
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 44346 / Value
Life expectancy at birth — female82.6 yearsSouthampton
2023–25
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 44545 / Value
Life expectancy at birth — female83.5 yearsEngland
2023–25
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 44347 / Value
Male healthy life expectancy57.6 yearsSouthampton
2022–2024 (pooled)
Southampton Data Observatory / ONS ↗

Survey-based estimate. Local differences from England were not statistically significant.

Checked 2026-10-03
Female healthy life expectancy59.0 yearsSouthampton
2022–2024 (pooled)
Southampton Data Observatory / ONS ↗

Survey-based estimate. Local differences from England were not statistically significant.

Checked 2026-10-03
Adults seen by an NHS dentist36.0% % of resident adultsSouthampton
24 months to 31 March 2026
NHS Business Services Authority ↗

Patient-postcode location. Private dentistry excluded. NHSBSA population denominator; Table 3g.

Checked 2026-10-03
Adults seen by an NHS dentist (count)75,712 patientsSouthampton
24 months to 31 March 2026
NHS Business Services Authority ↗

Patient-postcode location; Table 3c. Adults and children have different reporting windows.

Checked 2026-10-03
Children seen by an NHS dentist60.6% % of resident childrenSouthampton
12 months to 31 March 2026
NHS Business Services Authority ↗

Patient-postcode location. Private dentistry excluded. NHSBSA population denominator; Table 3g.

Checked 2026-10-03
Children seen by an NHS dentist (count)29,528 patientsSouthampton
12 months to 31 March 2026
NHS Business Services Authority ↗

Patient-postcode location; Table 3c. Adults and children have different reporting windows.

Checked 2026-10-03
England adults seen by NHS dentist40% % of resident adultsEngland
24 months to 31 March 2026
NHS Business Services Authority ↗

Rounded national headline as published by NHSBSA.

Checked 2026-10-03
England children seen by NHS dentist60% % of resident childrenEngland
12 months to 31 March 2026
NHS Business Services Authority ↗

Rounded national headline as published by NHSBSA.

Checked 2026-10-03
Under-75 mortality from preventable causes151.2 per 100,000England
2022–24
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities ↗

Age-standardised using the 2013 European Standard Population. Three-year pooled rates smooth year-to-year variation; overlapping periods are not independent.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 24089 / Value
Under-75 mortality from preventable causes192.1 per 100,000Portsmouth
2022–24
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities ↗

Age-standardised using the 2013 European Standard Population. Three-year pooled rates smooth year-to-year variation; overlapping periods are not independent.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 24520 / Value
Under-75 mortality from preventable causes196.9 per 100,000Southampton
2022–24
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities ↗

Age-standardised using the 2013 European Standard Population. Three-year pooled rates smooth year-to-year variation; overlapping periods are not independent.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 24521 / Value
Under-75 mortality from preventable causes — single year145.8 per 100,000England
2024
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities ↗

Age-standardised using the 2013 European Standard Population. Single-year rates are more volatile than pooled three-year rates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 12419 / Value
Under-75 mortality from preventable causes — single year198.3 per 100,000Portsmouth
2024
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities ↗

Age-standardised using the 2013 European Standard Population. Single-year rates are more volatile than pooled three-year rates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 12850 / Value
Under-75 mortality from preventable causes — single year192.5 per 100,000Southampton
2024
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities ↗

Age-standardised using the 2013 European Standard Population. Single-year rates are more volatile than pooled three-year rates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 12851 / Value
Life expectancy inequality — male10.4 yearsEngland
2022–24
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities ↗

A modelled social-gradient gap, not the observed difference between two wards or two individual deciles. Use confidence intervals; methodology and deprivation-index changes can affect trends.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 6822 / Value
Life expectancy inequality — female8.0 yearsEngland
2022–24
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities ↗

A modelled social-gradient gap, not the observed difference between two wards or two individual deciles. Use confidence intervals; methodology and deprivation-index changes can affect trends.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 6824 / Value
Life expectancy inequality — male9.4 yearsPortsmouth
2022–24
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities ↗

A modelled social-gradient gap, not the observed difference between two wards or two individual deciles. Use confidence intervals; methodology and deprivation-index changes can affect trends.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 6912 / Value
Life expectancy inequality — male9.1 yearsSouthampton
2022–24
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities ↗

A modelled social-gradient gap, not the observed difference between two wards or two individual deciles. Use confidence intervals; methodology and deprivation-index changes can affect trends.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 6914 / Value
Life expectancy inequality — female7.8 yearsPortsmouth
2022–24
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities ↗

A modelled social-gradient gap, not the observed difference between two wards or two individual deciles. Use confidence intervals; methodology and deprivation-index changes can affect trends.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7218 / Value
Life expectancy inequality — female8.4 yearsSouthampton
2022–24
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities ↗

A modelled social-gradient gap, not the observed difference between two wards or two individual deciles. Use confidence intervals; methodology and deprivation-index changes can affect trends.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7220 / Value
Patients finding it easy to contact their GP practice by phone — Island City PCN45.1% %Island City PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

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Patients reporting a good overall GP experience — Island City PCN74.6% %Island City PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 41 / overallexp.pcteval
Patients finding it easy to contact their GP practice by phone — Portsdown PCN30.8% %Portsdown PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

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Patients reporting a good overall GP experience — Portsdown PCN61.3% %Portsdown PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 93 / overallexp.pcteval
Patients finding it easy to contact their GP practice by phone — Southampton Living Well Partnership PCN30.3% %Southampton Living Well Partnership PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

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Patients reporting a good overall GP experience — Southampton Living Well Partnership PCN61.1% %Southampton Living Well Partnership PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 107 / overallexp.pcteval
Patients finding it easy to contact their GP practice by phone — Brunel PCN51.0% %Brunel PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

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Patients reporting a good overall GP experience — Brunel PCN63.8% %Brunel PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 136 / overallexp.pcteval
Patients finding it easy to contact their GP practice by phone — Southampton Sea City PCN44.3% %Southampton Sea City PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

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Patients reporting a good overall GP experience — Southampton Sea City PCN73.4% %Southampton Sea City PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 259 / overallexp.pcteval
Patients finding it easy to contact their GP practice by phone — Southampton Central PCN56.9% %Southampton Central PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

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Patients reporting a good overall GP experience — Southampton Central PCN74.0% %Southampton Central PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 261 / overallexp.pcteval
Patients finding it easy to contact their GP practice by phone — Portsmouth North PCN60.6% %Portsmouth North PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

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Patients reporting a good overall GP experience — Portsmouth North PCN73.4% %Portsmouth North PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 264 / overallexp.pcteval
Patients finding it easy to contact their GP practice by phone — Southampton West PCN69.5% %Southampton West PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 610 / localgpservicesphone.pcteval
Patients reporting a good overall GP experience — Southampton West PCN81.9% %Southampton West PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 610 / overallexp.pcteval
Patients finding it easy to contact their GP practice by phone — Southampton Woolston & Townhill PCN47.1% %Southampton Woolston & Townhill PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 707 / localgpservicesphone.pcteval
Patients reporting a good overall GP experience — Southampton Woolston & Townhill PCN79.2% %Southampton Woolston & Townhill PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 707 / overallexp.pcteval
Patients finding it easy to contact their GP practice by phone — Portsmouth South Coast PCN40.3% %Portsmouth South Coast PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 933 / localgpservicesphone.pcteval
Patients reporting a good overall GP experience — Portsmouth South Coast PCN72.5% %Portsmouth South Coast PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 933 / overallexp.pcteval
Patients finding it easy to contact their GP practice by phone — Southampton North PCN89.6% %Southampton North PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1195 / localgpservicesphone.pcteval
Patients reporting a good overall GP experience — Southampton North PCN84.2% %Southampton North PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1195 / overallexp.pcteval
Patients finding it easy to contact their GP practice by phone — Southampton Bitterne PCN69.7% %Southampton Bitterne PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1265 / localgpservicesphone.pcteval
Patients reporting a good overall GP experience — Southampton Bitterne PCN82.0% %Southampton Bitterne PCN
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1265 / overallexp.pcteval
Patients finding it easy to contact their GP practice by phone — England56.9% %England
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2 / localgpservicesphone.pcteval
Patients reporting a good overall GP experience — England76.7% %England
2026
NHS England / Ipsos ↗

PCNs are groups of GP practices and do not match council boundaries. Registered patients may live outside the city. Survey estimates have sampling uncertainty; this is patient experience, not the number of available appointments.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2 / overallexp.pcteval
Life expectancy at birth — male79.7 yearsEngland
2023–25
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 44346 / Value
Life expectancy at birth — female83.5 yearsEngland
2023–25
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 44347 / Value
Life expectancy at birth — male78.0 yearsPortsmouth
2023–25
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 44391 / Value
Life expectancy at birth — male77.9 yearsSouthampton
2023–25
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 44392 / Value
Life expectancy at birth — female82.5 yearsPortsmouth
2023–25
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 44544 / Value
Life expectancy at birth — female82.6 yearsSouthampton
2023–25
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 44545 / Value
Life expectancy at birth — male (single year)80.0 yearsEngland
2025
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 52056 / Value
Life expectancy at birth — female (single year)83.8 yearsEngland
2025
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 52057 / Value
Life expectancy at birth — male (single year)77.8 yearsPortsmouth
2025
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 52101 / Value
Life expectancy at birth — male (single year)78.0 yearsSouthampton
2025
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 52102 / Value
Life expectancy at birth — female (single year)81.9 yearsPortsmouth
2025
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 52254 / Value
Life expectancy at birth — female (single year)82.4 yearsSouthampton
2025
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 52255 / Value
Healthy life expectancy at birth — male60.9 yearsEngland
2022–24
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Healthy-life-expectancy estimates have wide confidence intervals and depend on self-reported health. They are not a prediction for an individual.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 56446 / Value
Healthy life expectancy at birth — female61.3 yearsEngland
2022–24
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Healthy-life-expectancy estimates have wide confidence intervals and depend on self-reported health. They are not a prediction for an individual.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 56457 / Value
Healthy life expectancy at birth — male57.5 yearsPortsmouth
2022–24
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Healthy-life-expectancy estimates have wide confidence intervals and depend on self-reported health. They are not a prediction for an individual.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 56531 / Value
Healthy life expectancy at birth — male57.6 yearsSouthampton
2022–24
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Healthy-life-expectancy estimates have wide confidence intervals and depend on self-reported health. They are not a prediction for an individual.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 56532 / Value
Healthy life expectancy at birth — female58.6 yearsPortsmouth
2022–24
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Healthy-life-expectancy estimates have wide confidence intervals and depend on self-reported health. They are not a prediction for an individual.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 56684 / Value
Healthy life expectancy at birth — female59.0 yearsSouthampton
2022–24
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Healthy-life-expectancy estimates have wide confidence intervals and depend on self-reported health. They are not a prediction for an individual.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 56685 / Value
Life expectancy at birth — male77.9 yearsSouthampton
2023–25
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 44392 / Value
Life expectancy at birth — female82.6 yearsSouthampton
2023–25
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities / ONS ↗

Value based on provisional mortality and population data. Period life expectancy reflects current mortality rates, not a prediction of the lifetime of an individual child. Do not mix single-year and pooled three-year estimates.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 44545 / Value
homes · 113 records
homes · retained published evidence
MeasureFigureArea and periodSource and limits
Average house price£236,000 UK HPI averageSouthampton
July 2026
ONS / HM Land Registry ↗

Provisional; rounded to the nearest £1,000 by ONS. A mix-adjusted average, not a median.

Checked 2026-10-03
Annual house price change+2.4% year on yearSouthampton
July 2026
ONS / HM Land Registry ↗

Provisional, not seasonally adjusted.

Checked 2026-10-03
Average monthly private rent£1,257 a monthSouthampton
August 2026
ONS / HM Land Registry ↗

ONS Price Index of Private Rents; existing and new tenancies, not asking rents.

Checked 2026-10-03
Annual private rent change+3.4% year on yearSouthampton
August 2026
ONS / HM Land Registry ↗

Not seasonally adjusted.

Checked 2026-10-03
Average monthly rent one year earlier£1,216 a monthSouthampton
August 2025
ONS / HM Land Registry ↗

Same release as August 2026.

Checked 2026-10-03
First-time buyer average house price£210,000 UK HPI averageSouthampton
July 2026
ONS / HM Land Registry ↗

Provisional; rounded by ONS.

Checked 2026-10-03
Average flat / maisonette price£153,000 UK HPI averageSouthampton
July 2026
ONS / HM Land Registry ↗

Provisional; rounded by ONS.

Checked 2026-10-03
1 bedroom average rent£881 a monthSouthampton
August 2026
ONS / HM Land Registry ↗

ONS private rents, not advertised new lets.

Checked 2026-10-03
2 bedroom average rent£1,114 a monthSouthampton
August 2026
ONS / HM Land Registry ↗

ONS private rents, not advertised new lets.

Checked 2026-10-03
3 bedroom average rent£1,357 a monthSouthampton
August 2026
ONS / HM Land Registry ↗

ONS private rents, not advertised new lets.

Checked 2026-10-03
4 or more bedroom average rent£1,890 a monthSouthampton
August 2026
ONS / HM Land Registry ↗

ONS private rents, not advertised new lets.

Checked 2026-10-03
Housing Delivery Test result11.0% %Portsmouth
HDT 2025 (2022/23–2024/25)
MHCLG ↗

Published measurement; homes include communal-accommodation equivalents, displayed rounded as in the official table. Consequence: Presumption.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2025;_Publication_Format · K155
Homes delivered over HDT three-year period308 homesPortsmouth
HDT 2025 (2022/23–2024/25)
MHCLG ↗

Published measurement; homes include communal-accommodation equivalents, displayed rounded as in the official table. Consequence: Presumption.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2025;_Publication_Format · J155
Homes required over HDT three-year period2,702 homesPortsmouth
HDT 2025 (2022/23–2024/25)
MHCLG ↗

Published measurement; homes include communal-accommodation equivalents, displayed rounded as in the official table. Consequence: Presumption.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2025;_Publication_Format · F155
Housing Delivery Test result30.0% %Southampton
HDT 2025 (2022/23–2024/25)
MHCLG ↗

Published measurement; homes include communal-accommodation equivalents, displayed rounded as in the official table. Consequence: Presumption.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2025;_Publication_Format · K189
Homes delivered over HDT three-year period1,342 homesSouthampton
HDT 2025 (2022/23–2024/25)
MHCLG ↗

Published measurement; homes include communal-accommodation equivalents, displayed rounded as in the official table. Consequence: Presumption.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2025;_Publication_Format · J189
Homes required over HDT three-year period4,440 homesSouthampton
HDT 2025 (2022/23–2024/25)
MHCLG ↗

Published measurement; homes include communal-accommodation equivalents, displayed rounded as in the official table. Consequence: Presumption.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2025;_Publication_Format · F189
Households assessed as homeless, relief duty owed44,650 householdsEngland
January–March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · A1 · G7
Households assessed as homeless per 1,000 households1.81 per 1,000 householdsEngland
January–March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · A1 · M7
Households threatened with homelessness, prevention duty owed39,200 householdsEngland
January–March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · A1 · E7
Households assessed as homeless, relief duty owed332 householdsPortsmouth
January–March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · A1 · G205
Households assessed as homeless per 1,000 households3.74 per 1,000 householdsPortsmouth
January–March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · A1 · M205
Households threatened with homelessness, prevention duty owed262 householdsPortsmouth
January–March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · A1 · E205
Households assessed as homeless, relief duty owed150 householdsSouthampton
January–March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · A1 · G244
Households assessed as homeless per 1,000 households1.38 per 1,000 householdsSouthampton
January–March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · A1 · M244
Households threatened with homelessness, prevention duty owed442 householdsSouthampton
January–March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · A1 · E244
Households in temporary accommodation135,580 householdsEngland
31 March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · TA1 · C7
Households in temporary accommodation per 1,000 households5.50 per 1,000 householdsEngland
31 March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · TA1 · E7
Children in temporary accommodation177,530 childrenEngland
31 March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · TA1 · G7
Households in temporary accommodation608 householdsPortsmouth
31 March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · TA1 · C205
Households in temporary accommodation per 1,000 households6.85 per 1,000 householdsPortsmouth
31 March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · TA1 · E205
Children in temporary accommodation612 childrenPortsmouth
31 March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · TA1 · G205
Households in temporary accommodation414 householdsSouthampton
31 March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · TA1 · C244
Households in temporary accommodation per 1,000 households3.82 per 1,000 householdsSouthampton
31 March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · TA1 · E244
Children in temporary accommodation669 childrenSouthampton
31 March 2026
MHCLG ↗

Statutory homelessness administrative data. Quarterly assessment flows and point-in-time temporary accommodation are different measures. The denominator is the published household estimate, not population. National counts are rounded; suppressed cells are not zero.

Checked 2026-10-03 · TA1 · G244
Median house price / median resident annual earnings4.90 ratioPortsmouth
2002
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · E217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings5.60 ratioPortsmouth
2003
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · F217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.54 ratioPortsmouth
2004
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · G217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.33 ratioPortsmouth
2005
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · H217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.54 ratioPortsmouth
2006
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · I217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.11 ratioPortsmouth
2007
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · J217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.05 ratioPortsmouth
2008
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · K217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings5.66 ratioPortsmouth
2009
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · L217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings5.89 ratioPortsmouth
2010
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · M217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.13 ratioPortsmouth
2011
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · N217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.05 ratioPortsmouth
2012
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · O217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.11 ratioPortsmouth
2013
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · P217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.19 ratioPortsmouth
2014
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · Q217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.41 ratioPortsmouth
2015
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · R217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.15 ratioPortsmouth
2016
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · S217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.50 ratioPortsmouth
2017
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · T217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.66 ratioPortsmouth
2018
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · U217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.35 ratioPortsmouth
2019
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · V217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings8.02 ratioPortsmouth
2020
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · W217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings8.08 ratioPortsmouth
2021
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · X217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.73 ratioPortsmouth
2022
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · Y217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.94 ratioPortsmouth
2023
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · Z217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.26 ratioPortsmouth
2024
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · AA217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.22 ratioPortsmouth
2025
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · AB217
Median house price / median resident annual earnings5.66 ratioSouthampton
2002
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · E218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.40 ratioSouthampton
2003
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · F218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.64 ratioSouthampton
2004
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · G218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.85 ratioSouthampton
2005
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · H218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.96 ratioSouthampton
2006
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · I218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.33 ratioSouthampton
2007
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · J218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.31 ratioSouthampton
2008
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · K218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.53 ratioSouthampton
2009
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · L218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.92 ratioSouthampton
2010
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · M218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.79 ratioSouthampton
2011
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · N218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.58 ratioSouthampton
2012
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · O218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.48 ratioSouthampton
2013
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · P218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.75 ratioSouthampton
2014
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · Q218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.92 ratioSouthampton
2015
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · R218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.18 ratioSouthampton
2016
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · S218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.47 ratioSouthampton
2017
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · T218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings8.03 ratioSouthampton
2018
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · U218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.50 ratioSouthampton
2019
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · V218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.35 ratioSouthampton
2020
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · W218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.52 ratioSouthampton
2021
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · X218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.46 ratioSouthampton
2022
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · Y218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.54 ratioSouthampton
2023
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · Z218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.23 ratioSouthampton
2024
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · AA218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.00 ratioSouthampton
2025
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · AB218
Median house price / median resident annual earnings5.11 ratioEngland
2002
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · C4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings5.93 ratioEngland
2003
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · D4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.60 ratioEngland
2004
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · E4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.78 ratioEngland
2005
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · F4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.95 ratioEngland
2006
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · G4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.14 ratioEngland
2007
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · H4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.96 ratioEngland
2008
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · I4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.40 ratioEngland
2009
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · J4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.85 ratioEngland
2010
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · K4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.79 ratioEngland
2011
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · L4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.77 ratioEngland
2012
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · M4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings6.76 ratioEngland
2013
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · N4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.09 ratioEngland
2014
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · O4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.54 ratioEngland
2015
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · P4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.72 ratioEngland
2016
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · Q4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.91 ratioEngland
2017
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · R4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings8.04 ratioEngland
2018
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · S4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.88 ratioEngland
2019
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · T4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.87 ratioEngland
2020
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · U4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings9.06 ratioEngland
2021
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · V4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings8.56 ratioEngland
2022
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · W4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings8.45 ratioEngland
2023
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · X4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.84 ratioEngland
2024
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · Y4
Median house price / median resident annual earnings7.64 ratioEngland
2025
ONS ↗

Median price paid for properties divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of residents. This is not a household mortgage multiple, workplace earnings ratio or ratio computed from the monthly house-price index.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · Z4
Properties with mandatory HMO licences95,217 propertiesEngland
31 March 2025
MHCLG (local authority returns) ↗

Local Authority Housing Statistics return, question f10a. Mandatory licences only; excludes additional licensing and unlicensed HMOs. This annual stock count is not comparable with a later combined licensing register observation. Guidance defines the snapshot as 31 March 2025.

Checked 2026-10-03 · F · T7
Properties with mandatory HMO licences1,194 propertiesPortsmouth
31 March 2025
MHCLG (local authority returns) ↗

Local Authority Housing Statistics return, question f10a. Mandatory licences only; excludes additional licensing and unlicensed HMOs. This annual stock count is not comparable with a later combined licensing register observation. Guidance defines the snapshot as 31 March 2025.

Checked 2026-10-03 · F · T273
Properties with mandatory HMO licences2,115 propertiesSouthampton
31 March 2025
MHCLG (local authority returns) ↗

Local Authority Housing Statistics return, question f10a. Mandatory licences only; excludes additional licensing and unlicensed HMOs. This annual stock count is not comparable with a later combined licensing register observation. Guidance defines the snapshot as 31 March 2025.

Checked 2026-10-03 · F · T282
Median house price / median workplace annual earnings6.70 ratioPortsmouth
2025
ONS ↗

Published ONS median affordability ratio. Median house sale price divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of people working in the area. This differs from residence-based earnings and is not a household mortgage multiple. Use the annual published ratio, not a mix of differently dated house prices and earnings.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · AG217
Median house price / median workplace annual earnings6.59 ratioSouthampton
2025
ONS ↗

Published ONS median affordability ratio. Median house sale price divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of people working in the area. This differs from residence-based earnings and is not a household mortgage multiple. Use the annual published ratio, not a mix of differently dated house prices and earnings.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 5c · AG218
Median house price / median workplace annual earnings7.63 ratioEngland
2025
ONS ↗

Published ONS median affordability ratio. Median house sale price divided by median gross annual full-time employee earnings of people working in the area. This differs from residence-based earnings and is not a household mortgage multiple. Use the annual published ratio, not a mix of differently dated house prices and earnings.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1c · AE4
people · 22 records
people · retained published evidence
MeasureFigureArea and periodSource and limits
Resident population259,230 peopleSouthampton
Mid-2025
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS mid-year estimate; uses the current release. Earlier estimates have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03
Residents aged 16–64180,053 peopleSouthampton
Mid-2025
ONS / Nomis ↗

Checked 2026-10-03
Resident population259,230 peopleSouthampton
Mid-2025
ONS / Nomis ↗

Same-release ONS mid-year population estimates; historical estimates can be revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E06000045; DATE_NAME=2025; MEASURES=20100
Resident population211,475 peoplePortsmouth
Mid-2025
ONS / Nomis ↗

Same-release ONS mid-year population estimates; historical estimates can be revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E06000044; DATE_NAME=2025; MEASURES=20100
Resident population58,834,812 peopleEngland
Mid-2025
ONS / Nomis ↗

Same-release ONS mid-year population estimates; historical estimates can be revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E92000001; DATE_NAME=2025; MEASURES=20100
Ward population18,742 peopleBanister & Polygon
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015490; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
Ward population18,239 peopleBargate
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015491; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
Ward population15,403 peopleBassett
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015492; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
Ward population16,478 peopleBevois
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015493; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
Ward population14,853 peopleBitterne Park
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015494; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
Ward population13,978 peopleCoxford
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015495; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
Ward population14,276 peopleFreemantle
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015496; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
Ward population13,585 peopleHarefield
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015497; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
Ward population14,279 peopleMillbrook
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015498; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
Ward population14,679 peoplePeartree (Southampton)
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015499; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
Ward population14,171 peoplePortswood
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015500; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
Ward population13,812 peopleRedbridge
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015501; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
Ward population15,128 peopleShirley
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015502; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
Ward population13,781 peopleSholing
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015503; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
Ward population18,300 peopleSwaythling
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015504; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
Ward population14,267 peopleThornhill
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015505; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
Ward population15,453 peopleWoolston
Mid-2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS small-area population estimates are official statistics in development. Estimates are unrounded but are not accurate to the individual person. Boundary codes match the displayed current wards.

Checked 2026-10-03 · NM_2014_1 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E05015506; DATE=2024; GENDER=0; C_AGE=200; MEASURES=20100
poverty · 114 records
poverty · retained published evidence
MeasureFigureArea and periodSource and limits
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)26.3% %United Kingdom
FYE 2024
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2_AHC_Relative_LA · E10
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)3,296,672 childrenUnited Kingdom
FYE 2024
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2_AHC_Relative_LA · C10
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)26.0% %United Kingdom
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2_AHC_Relative_LA · F10
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)3,269,339 childrenUnited Kingdom
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2_AHC_Relative_LA · D10
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)31.7% %Portsmouth
FYE 2024
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2_AHC_Relative_LA · E225
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)12,110 childrenPortsmouth
FYE 2024
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2_AHC_Relative_LA · C225
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)31.0% %Portsmouth
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2_AHC_Relative_LA · F225
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)11,890 childrenPortsmouth
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2_AHC_Relative_LA · D225
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)32.1% %Southampton
FYE 2024
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2_AHC_Relative_LA · E226
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)14,567 childrenSouthampton
FYE 2024
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2_AHC_Relative_LA · C226
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)31.0% %Southampton
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2_AHC_Relative_LA · F226
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)14,049 childrenSouthampton
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

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Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)18.4% %United Kingdom
FYE 2022
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · G10
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)2,260,427 childrenUnited Kingdom
FYE 2022
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · C10
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)19.6% %United Kingdom
FYE 2023
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · H10
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)2,433,559 childrenUnited Kingdom
FYE 2023
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · D10
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)18.8% %United Kingdom
FYE 2024
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · I10
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)2,359,021 childrenUnited Kingdom
FYE 2024
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · E10
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)19.3% %United Kingdom
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · J10
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)2,429,265 childrenUnited Kingdom
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · F10
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)20.4% %Portsmouth
FYE 2022
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · G225
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)7,566 childrenPortsmouth
FYE 2022
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · C225
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)20.9% %Portsmouth
FYE 2023
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · H225
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)7,846 childrenPortsmouth
FYE 2023
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · D225
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)20.1% %Portsmouth
FYE 2024
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · I225
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)7,679 childrenPortsmouth
FYE 2024
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · E225
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)20.7% %Portsmouth
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · J225
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)7,911 childrenPortsmouth
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · F225
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)20.8% %Southampton
FYE 2022
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · G226
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)9,239 childrenSouthampton
FYE 2022
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · C226
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)22.5% %Southampton
FYE 2023
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · H226
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)10,116 childrenSouthampton
FYE 2023
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · D226
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)21.5% %Southampton
FYE 2024
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · I226
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)9,733 childrenSouthampton
FYE 2024
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · E226
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)21.8% %Southampton
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · J226
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)9,883 childrenSouthampton
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 7_BHC_Relative_LA · F226
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)28.5% %Banister & Polygon
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4916
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)543 childrenBanister & Polygon
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4916
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)20.8% %Banister & Polygon
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4916
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)396 childrenBanister & Polygon
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4916
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)40.5% %Bargate
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4917
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)941 childrenBargate
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4917
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)31.4% %Bargate
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4917
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)731 childrenBargate
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4917
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)19.3% %Bassett
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4918
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)410 childrenBassett
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4918
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)12.4% %Bassett
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4918
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)264 childrenBassett
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4918
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)45.2% %Bevois
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4919
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)1,360 childrenBevois
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4919
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)35.0% %Bevois
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4919
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)1,053 childrenBevois
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4919
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)20.9% %Bitterne Park
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4920
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)606 childrenBitterne Park
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4920
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)12.0% %Bitterne Park
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4920
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)348 childrenBitterne Park
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4920
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)30.2% %Coxford
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4921
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)787 childrenCoxford
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4921
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)21.4% %Coxford
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4921
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)556 childrenCoxford
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4921
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)28.1% %Freemantle
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4922
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)731 childrenFreemantle
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4922
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)18.4% %Freemantle
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4922
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)477 childrenFreemantle
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4922
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)31.3% %Harefield
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4923
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)840 childrenHarefield
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4923
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)20.9% %Harefield
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4923
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)560 childrenHarefield
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4923
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)34.8% %Millbrook
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4924
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)1,060 childrenMillbrook
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4924
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)25.4% %Millbrook
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4924
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)774 childrenMillbrook
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4924
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)24.7% %Peartree (Southampton)
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4925
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)717 childrenPeartree (Southampton)
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4925
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)15.2% %Peartree (Southampton)
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4925
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)441 childrenPeartree (Southampton)
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4925
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)25.6% %Portswood
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4926
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)473 childrenPortswood
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4926
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)17.0% %Portswood
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4926
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)314 childrenPortswood
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4926
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)36.4% %Redbridge
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4927
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)1,124 childrenRedbridge
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4927
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)26.1% %Redbridge
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4927
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)805 childrenRedbridge
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4927
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)25.4% %Shirley
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4928
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)790 childrenShirley
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4928
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)16.9% %Shirley
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4928
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)525 childrenShirley
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4928
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)21.8% %Sholing
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4929
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)502 childrenSholing
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4929
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)14.2% %Sholing
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4929
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)328 childrenSholing
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4929
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)34.3% %Swaythling
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4930
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)885 childrenSwaythling
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4930
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)24.8% %Swaythling
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4930
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)639 childrenSwaythling
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4930
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)38.8% %Thornhill
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4931
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)1,227 childrenThornhill
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4931
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)30.3% %Thornhill
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4931
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)958 childrenThornhill
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4931
Children in relative low income after housing costs (%)34.0% %Woolston
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · H4932
Children in relative low income after housing costs (count)1,059 childrenWoolston
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 4_AHC_Relative_Ward · F4932
Children in relative low income before housing costs (%)23.0% %Woolston
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · L4932
Children in relative low income before housing costs (count)717 childrenWoolston
FYE 2025
DWP ↗

Children aged under 16 in relative low-income families; income below 60% of the contemporary median. DWP calibrates to HBAI. Disclosure control means ward totals may not equal city totals. FYE 2025 rates use mid-2024 population denominators; the tables use May 2024 ward boundaries. BHC and AHC are distinct measures. Historical values in this release have been revised.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11_BHC_Relative_Ward · H4932
Households in fuel poverty9.9% %England
2024
DESNZ ↗

Low Income Low Energy Efficiency (LILEE) measure. Modelled official statistics in development; suitable for broad comparisons, not detailed year-to-year trends. Local figures are 2024 estimates, not national 2025 projections.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table 2 · G4
Households in fuel poverty (count)2,472,012 householdsEngland
2024
DESNZ ↗

Low Income Low Energy Efficiency (LILEE) measure. Modelled official statistics in development; suitable for broad comparisons, not detailed year-to-year trends. Local figures are 2024 estimates, not national 2025 projections.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table 2 · F4
Households in fuel poverty10.9% %Portsmouth
2024
DESNZ ↗

Low Income Low Energy Efficiency (LILEE) measure. Modelled official statistics in development; suitable for broad comparisons, not detailed year-to-year trends. Local figures are 2024 estimates, not national 2025 projections.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table 2 · G245
Households in fuel poverty (count)10,057 householdsPortsmouth
2024
DESNZ ↗

Low Income Low Energy Efficiency (LILEE) measure. Modelled official statistics in development; suitable for broad comparisons, not detailed year-to-year trends. Local figures are 2024 estimates, not national 2025 projections.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table 2 · F245
Households in fuel poverty9.8% %Southampton
2024
DESNZ ↗

Low Income Low Energy Efficiency (LILEE) measure. Modelled official statistics in development; suitable for broad comparisons, not detailed year-to-year trends. Local figures are 2024 estimates, not national 2025 projections.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table 2 · G248
Households in fuel poverty (count)10,779 householdsSouthampton
2024
DESNZ ↗

Low Income Low Energy Efficiency (LILEE) measure. Modelled official statistics in development; suitable for broad comparisons, not detailed year-to-year trends. Local figures are 2024 estimates, not national 2025 projections.

Checked 2026-10-03 · Table 2 · F248
IMD rank of average neighbourhood rank (1 most deprived)73 rankPortsmouth
IMD 2025
MHCLG ↗

IMD 2025 is a relative deprivation index. Rank of average rank is among 296 lower-tier authorities; the percentage is a share of 2021 LSOAs, not residents. Do not interpret rank changes as absolute improvements.

Checked 2026-10-03 · IMD · D43
Neighbourhoods in England’s most deprived 10%12.0% %Portsmouth
IMD 2025
MHCLG ↗

IMD 2025 is a relative deprivation index. Rank of average rank is among 296 lower-tier authorities; the percentage is a share of 2021 LSOAs, not residents. Do not interpret rank changes as absolute improvements.

Checked 2026-10-03 · IMD · G43
IMD rank of average neighbourhood rank (1 most deprived)76 rankSouthampton
IMD 2025
MHCLG ↗

IMD 2025 is a relative deprivation index. Rank of average rank is among 296 lower-tier authorities; the percentage is a share of 2021 LSOAs, not residents. Do not interpret rank changes as absolute improvements.

Checked 2026-10-03 · IMD · D44
Neighbourhoods in England’s most deprived 10%11.8% %Southampton
IMD 2025
MHCLG ↗

IMD 2025 is a relative deprivation index. Rank of average rank is among 296 lower-tier authorities; the percentage is a share of 2021 LSOAs, not residents. Do not interpret rank changes as absolute improvements.

Checked 2026-10-03 · IMD · G44
schools · 75 records
schools · retained published evidence
MeasureFigureArea and periodSource and limits
Residents with RQF4+ qualifications44.1% % of residents aged 16–64Southampton
January–December 2025
ONS / Nomis ↗

Annual Population Survey estimate.

Checked 2026-10-03
Average Attainment 8 score41.9 pointsSouthampton
2025
Southampton Data Observatory / DfE ↗

School-location measure. DfE outcomes as reported by Southampton Data Observatory.

Checked 2026-10-03
England: average attainment 8 score46.0 pointsEngland
2025
Southampton Data Observatory / DfE ↗

Same school phase and reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Reception good level of development68.1% % of pupilsSouthampton
2025
Southampton Data Observatory / DfE ↗

School-location measure. DfE outcomes as reported by Southampton Data Observatory.

Checked 2026-10-03
England: reception good level of development68.3% % of pupilsEngland
2025
Southampton Data Observatory / DfE ↗

Same school phase and reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Year 1 phonics expected standard78.4% % of pupilsSouthampton
2025
Southampton Data Observatory / DfE ↗

School-location measure. DfE outcomes as reported by Southampton Data Observatory.

Checked 2026-10-03
England: year 1 phonics expected standard79.8% % of pupilsEngland
2025
Southampton Data Observatory / DfE ↗

Same school phase and reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
KS2 reading, writing and maths expected standard55.8% % of pupilsSouthampton
2025
Southampton Data Observatory / DfE ↗

School-location measure. DfE outcomes as reported by Southampton Data Observatory.

Checked 2026-10-03
England: ks2 reading, writing and maths expected standard61.2% % of pupilsEngland
2025
Southampton Data Observatory / DfE ↗

Same school phase and reporting period.

Checked 2026-10-03
Persistent absence — primary15.99% %Southampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11261 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Persistent absence — primary12.99% %England
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 10833 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Persistent absence — secondary27.21% %Southampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11274 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Persistent absence — secondary23.37% %England
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11215 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Persistent absence — primary12.75% %Portsmouth
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 10378 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Severe absence — primary0.95% %Portsmouth
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 10378 / enrolments_pa_50_exact_percent
Persistent absence — secondary25.71% %Portsmouth
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 10379 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Severe absence — secondary5.51% %Portsmouth
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 10379 / enrolments_pa_50_exact_percent
Persistent absence — all school types21.40% %Southampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 10380 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Severe absence — all school types3.36% %Southampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 10380 / enrolments_pa_50_exact_percent
Persistent absence — primary12.99% %England
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 10833 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Severe absence — primary0.93% %England
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 10833 / enrolments_pa_50_exact_percent
Persistent absence — special54.17% %Portsmouth
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11164 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Severe absence — special19.76% %Portsmouth
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11164 / enrolments_pa_50_exact_percent
Persistent absence — all school types19.74% %Portsmouth
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11165 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Severe absence — all school types3.55% %Portsmouth
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11165 / enrolments_pa_50_exact_percent
Persistent absence — secondary23.37% %England
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11215 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Severe absence — secondary3.88% %England
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11215 / enrolments_pa_50_exact_percent
Persistent absence — special35.26% %England
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11235 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Severe absence — special6.91% %England
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11235 / enrolments_pa_50_exact_percent
Persistent absence — all school types18.14% %England
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11236 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Severe absence — all school types2.39% %England
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11236 / enrolments_pa_50_exact_percent
Persistent absence — special35.83% %Southampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11260 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Severe absence — special5.03% %Southampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11260 / enrolments_pa_50_exact_percent
Persistent absence — primary15.99% %Southampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11261 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Severe absence — primary1.26% %Southampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11261 / enrolments_pa_50_exact_percent
Persistent absence — secondary27.21% %Southampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11274 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Severe absence — secondary5.85% %Southampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11274 / enrolments_pa_50_exact_percent
Active education, health and care plans718,838 plansEngland
January 2026
Department for Education ↗

Includes early years, further education and children educated elsewhere. This is not the number or share of school pupils with an EHC plan.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 25097 / ehcplans
Active education, health and care plans2,616 plansPortsmouth
January 2026
Department for Education ↗

Includes early years, further education and children educated elsewhere. This is not the number or share of school pupils with an EHC plan.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 35188 / ehcplans
Active education, health and care plans2,945 plansSouthampton
January 2026
Department for Education ↗

Includes early years, further education and children educated elsewhere. This is not the number or share of school pupils with an EHC plan.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 35261 / ehcplans
New EHC plans issued within 20 weeks46.1% %England
2025
Department for Education ↗

Use the same exceptions basis for all comparisons. Excluding exceptions is the DfE release headline.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 14044 / pc_plans_issued_20_weeks_ex
New EHC plans issued within 20 weeks — including exceptions45.5% %England
2025
Department for Education ↗

Use the same exceptions basis for all comparisons. Excluding exceptions is the DfE release headline.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 14044 / pc_plans_issued_within_20_weeks
New EHC plans issued within 20 weeks42.9% %Portsmouth
2025
Department for Education ↗

Use the same exceptions basis for all comparisons. Excluding exceptions is the DfE release headline.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 20426 / pc_plans_issued_20_weeks_ex
New EHC plans issued within 20 weeks — including exceptions42.9% %Portsmouth
2025
Department for Education ↗

Use the same exceptions basis for all comparisons. Excluding exceptions is the DfE release headline.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 20426 / pc_plans_issued_within_20_weeks
New EHC plans issued within 20 weeks80.0% %Southampton
2025
Department for Education ↗

Use the same exceptions basis for all comparisons. Excluding exceptions is the DfE release headline.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 20472 / pc_plans_issued_20_weeks_ex
New EHC plans issued within 20 weeks — including exceptions74.6% %Southampton
2025
Department for Education ↗

Use the same exceptions basis for all comparisons. Excluding exceptions is the DfE release headline.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 20472 / pc_plans_issued_within_20_weeks
Permanent exclusions9,906 exclusionsEngland
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2 / perm_excl
Permanent exclusion rate0.118% %England
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2 / perm_excl_rate
Suspensions913,000 suspensionsEngland
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2 / suspension
Suspension rate10.88% %England
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2 / susp_rate
Pupils with at least one suspension326,674 pupilsEngland
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2 / one_plus_susp
Pupils with at least one suspension3.89% %England
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 2 / one_plus_susp_rate
Permanent exclusions19 exclusionsPortsmouth
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 551 / perm_excl
Permanent exclusion rate0.068% %Portsmouth
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 551 / perm_excl_rate
Suspensions4,650 suspensionsPortsmouth
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 551 / suspension
Suspension rate16.58% %Portsmouth
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 551 / susp_rate
Pupils with at least one suspension1,282 pupilsPortsmouth
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 551 / one_plus_susp
Pupils with at least one suspension4.57% %Portsmouth
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 551 / one_plus_susp_rate
Permanent exclusions18 exclusionsSouthampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 555 / perm_excl
Permanent exclusion rate0.053% %Southampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 555 / perm_excl_rate
Suspensions4,338 suspensionsSouthampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 555 / suspension
Suspension rate12.73% %Southampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 555 / susp_rate
Pupils with at least one suspension1,611 pupilsSouthampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 555 / one_plus_susp
Pupils with at least one suspension4.73% %Southampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Suspension events can include repeated suspensions of the same pupil; the suspension event rate is not the percentage of pupils suspended.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 555 / one_plus_susp_rate
16–17 year olds known to be NEET3.4% %England
2026
Department for Education ↗

Average of December 2025, January 2026 and February 2026 returns. DfE management information: local authority tracking completeness varies. Unknown activity must not be presented as confirmed NEET. National rates are published rounded to one decimal; local rates shown to one decimal for consistent presentation.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 13 / neet_percent
16–17 year olds whose activity is unknown2.4% %England
2026
Department for Education ↗

Average of December 2025, January 2026 and February 2026 returns. DfE management information: local authority tracking completeness varies. Unknown activity must not be presented as confirmed NEET. National rates are published rounded to one decimal; local rates shown to one decimal for consistent presentation.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 13 / nk_percent
16–17 year olds NEET or activity unknown5.8% %England
2026
Department for Education ↗

Average of December 2025, January 2026 and February 2026 returns. DfE management information: local authority tracking completeness varies. Unknown activity must not be presented as confirmed NEET. National rates are published rounded to one decimal; local rates shown to one decimal for consistent presentation.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 13 / neet_nk_percent
16–17 year olds known to be NEET5.5% %Portsmouth
2026
Department for Education ↗

Average of December 2025, January 2026 and February 2026 returns. DfE management information: local authority tracking completeness varies. Unknown activity must not be presented as confirmed NEET. National rates are published rounded to one decimal; local rates shown to one decimal for consistent presentation.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1297 / neet_percent
16–17 year olds whose activity is unknown6.0% %Portsmouth
2026
Department for Education ↗

Average of December 2025, January 2026 and February 2026 returns. DfE management information: local authority tracking completeness varies. Unknown activity must not be presented as confirmed NEET. National rates are published rounded to one decimal; local rates shown to one decimal for consistent presentation.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1297 / nk_percent
16–17 year olds NEET or activity unknown11.5% %Portsmouth
2026
Department for Education ↗

Average of December 2025, January 2026 and February 2026 returns. DfE management information: local authority tracking completeness varies. Unknown activity must not be presented as confirmed NEET. National rates are published rounded to one decimal; local rates shown to one decimal for consistent presentation.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1297 / neet_nk_percent
16–17 year olds known to be NEET4.9% %Southampton
2026
Department for Education ↗

Average of December 2025, January 2026 and February 2026 returns. DfE management information: local authority tracking completeness varies. Unknown activity must not be presented as confirmed NEET. National rates are published rounded to one decimal; local rates shown to one decimal for consistent presentation.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1333 / neet_percent
16–17 year olds whose activity is unknown2.3% %Southampton
2026
Department for Education ↗

Average of December 2025, January 2026 and February 2026 returns. DfE management information: local authority tracking completeness varies. Unknown activity must not be presented as confirmed NEET. National rates are published rounded to one decimal; local rates shown to one decimal for consistent presentation.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1333 / nk_percent
16–17 year olds NEET or activity unknown7.2% %Southampton
2026
Department for Education ↗

Average of December 2025, January 2026 and February 2026 returns. DfE management information: local authority tracking completeness varies. Unknown activity must not be presented as confirmed NEET. National rates are published rounded to one decimal; local rates shown to one decimal for consistent presentation.

Checked 2026-10-03 · 1333 / neet_nk_percent
Persistent absence — primary15.99% %Southampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11261 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
Persistent absence — secondary27.21% %Southampton
2024/25
Department for Education ↗

Checked 2026-10-03 · 11274 / enrolments_pa_10_exact_percent
travel · 2 records
travel · retained published evidence
MeasureFigureArea and periodSource and limits
Local bus passenger journeys22.2m journeysSouthampton
2024/25
Southampton City Council / DfT ↗

Journeys on services in the city; includes repeat trips and visitors, not unique residents.

Checked 2026-10-03
Local bus passenger journeys, previous year21.7m journeysSouthampton
2023/24
Southampton City Council / DfT ↗

Same council/DfT release.

Checked 2026-10-03
work · 16 records
work · retained published evidence
MeasureFigureArea and periodSource and limits
Claimant count rate4.2% % of residents aged 16–64Southampton
August 2026
ONS / Nomis ↗

Not the unemployment rate. Includes people required to look for work who receive Universal Credit or JSA; not seasonally adjusted.

Checked 2026-10-03
People on the claimant count7,440 peopleSouthampton
August 2026
ONS / Nomis ↗

Checked 2026-10-03
Great Britain claimant rate3.9% % of residents aged 16–64Great Britain
August 2026
ONS / Nomis ↗

Not seasonally adjusted.

Checked 2026-10-03
Employment rate73.3% % aged 16–64Southampton
April 2025–March 2026
ONS / Nomis ↗

Annual Population Survey estimate; subject to sampling uncertainty.

Checked 2026-10-03
Great Britain employment rate75.5% % aged 16–64Great Britain
April 2025–March 2026
ONS / Nomis ↗

Annual Population Survey.

Checked 2026-10-03
Economic inactivity rate22.4% % aged 16–64Southampton
April 2025–March 2026
ONS / Nomis ↗

Includes students, carers and people unable to work; survey estimate.

Checked 2026-10-03
Model-based unemployment rate4.8% % of economically active people aged 16+Southampton
April 2025–March 2026
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS model-based estimate, preferred over the smaller local survey estimate.

Checked 2026-10-03
Median full-time resident weekly pay£724.40 a weekSouthampton
2025
ONS / Nomis ↗

Gross weekly employee pay; ASHE resident analysis. This is not annual earnings.

Checked 2026-10-03
Great Britain median weekly pay£766.60 a weekGreat Britain
2025
ONS / Nomis ↗

Full-time employees; gross pay by residence.

Checked 2026-10-03
Median full-time workplace weekly pay£781.50 a weekSouthampton
2025
ONS / Nomis ↗

Employees working in Southampton, including commuters; not resident earnings.

Checked 2026-10-03
Total jobs127,000 jobsSouthampton
2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

Jobs include employees, self-employed, government-supported trainees and HM Forces.

Checked 2026-10-03
VAT/PAYE registered enterprises7,285 enterprisesSouthampton
2026
ONS / Nomis ↗

ONS Inter-Departmental Business Register; excludes businesses below registration thresholds.

Checked 2026-10-03
Health and social work employee jobs26,000 jobsSouthampton
2024
ONS / Nomis ↗

BRES workplace estimate; not the workforce of a single hospital.

Checked 2026-10-03
Claimant count rate4.2% % of residents aged 16–64Southampton
August 2026
ONS / Nomis ↗

Not seasonally adjusted. Claimant count is not the unemployment rate. Universal Credit rollout affects the longer series.

Checked 2026-10-03 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E06000045; DATE_NAME=August 2026; MEASURES=20100
Claimant count rate4.5% % of residents aged 16–64Portsmouth
August 2026
ONS / Nomis ↗

Not seasonally adjusted. Claimant count is not the unemployment rate. Universal Credit rollout affects the longer series.

Checked 2026-10-03 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E06000044; DATE_NAME=August 2026; MEASURES=20100
Claimant count rate4.0% % of residents aged 16–64England
August 2026
ONS / Nomis ↗

Not seasonally adjusted. Claimant count is not the unemployment rate. Universal Credit rollout affects the longer series.

Checked 2026-10-03 · GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E92000001; DATE_NAME=August 2026; MEASURES=20100

Longer histories and comparisons

Resident population · people

Same-release observations. Each area has its own population.

Southampton

Resident population · Southampton · people
PeriodValue
2011235,870
2012238,097
2013239,484
2014241,230
2015244,666
2016248,662
2017250,492
2018250,803
2019249,428
2020248,679
2021247,672
2022252,949
2023258,617
2024260,604
2025259,230

Original source ↗ · checked 2026-10-03

Portsmouth

Resident population · Portsmouth · people
PeriodValue
2011205,433
2012205,729
2013205,905
2014206,200
2015207,873
2016209,951
2017210,965
2018211,215
2019210,412
2020209,142
2021207,119
2022209,614
2023213,939
2024212,936
2025211,475

Original source ↗ · checked 2026-10-03

Claimant count rate · % of residents aged 16–64

Same-release observations. Each area has its own population.

Southampton

Claimant count rate · Southampton · % of residents aged 16–64
PeriodValue
January 20161.5
February 20161.5
March 20161.6
April 20161.6
May 20161.5
June 20161.4
July 20161.4
August 20161.4
September 20161.4
October 20161.4
November 20161.3
December 20161.3
January 20171.3
February 20171.4
March 20171.4
April 20171.4
May 20171.5
June 20171.6
July 20171.7
August 20171.9
September 20172
October 20172.1
November 20172.1
December 20172.2
January 20182.2
February 20182.4
March 20182.5
April 20182.8
May 20182.6
June 20182.6
July 20182.6
August 20182.6
September 20182.6
October 20182.6
November 20182.7
December 20182.8
January 20192.8
February 20193
March 20192.9
April 20192.9
May 20192.9
June 20193
July 20193
August 20193.1
September 20193
October 20193.1
November 20193.1
December 20193.1
January 20203.1
February 20203.3
March 20203.3
April 20205.6
May 20207
June 20206.8
July 20206.9
August 20207
September 20206.9
October 20206.8
November 20206.9
December 20206.8
January 20216.8
February 20217.1
March 20217.2
April 20217.1
May 20216.6
June 20216.1
July 20216
August 20215.7
September 20215.4
October 20215.2
November 20215
December 20214.9
January 20224.7
February 20224.7
March 20224.6
April 20224.4
May 20224.2
June 20224.2
July 20224
August 20224
September 20223.8
October 20223.8
November 20223.9
December 20223.9
January 20233.8
February 20233.9
March 20233.9
April 20233.9
May 20233.8
June 20233.9
July 20233.9
August 20233.9
September 20233.9
October 20233.8
November 20233.9
December 20233.9
January 20243.9
February 20244.1
March 20244.1
April 20244.1
May 20244.1
June 20244.2
July 20244.3
August 20244.3
September 20244.3
October 20244.3
November 20244.2
December 20244.1
January 20254.2
February 20254.4
March 20254.3
April 20254.2
May 20254.2
June 20254.1
July 20254
August 20254
September 20254
October 20254
November 20254
December 20254
January 20264.1
February 20264.2
March 20264.2
April 20264.2
May 20264.1
June 20264.1
July 20264.1
August 20264.2

Original source ↗ · checked 2026-10-03

Portsmouth

Claimant count rate · Portsmouth · % of residents aged 16–64
PeriodValue
January 20161.5
February 20161.6
March 20161.6
April 20161.5
May 20161.4
June 20161.4
July 20161.4
August 20161.4
September 20161.4
October 20161.4
November 20161.4
December 20161.4
January 20171.5
February 20171.6
March 20171.6
April 20171.7
May 20171.7
June 20171.7
July 20171.6
August 20171.5
September 20171.5
October 20171.6
November 20171.6
December 20171.6
January 20181.7
February 20181.8
March 20181.8
April 20181.7
May 20181.7
June 20181.7
July 20181.7
August 20181.7
September 20181.7
October 20181.7
November 20181.7
December 20181.8
January 20192
February 20192.1
March 20192.2
April 20192.3
May 20192.4
June 20192.5
July 20192.5
August 20192.6
September 20192.7
October 20192.8
November 20192.9
December 20193
January 20203.1
February 20203.2
March 20203.2
April 20205.7
May 20207.4
June 20207
July 20207.1
August 20207.3
September 20207.1
October 20206.9
November 20207.1
December 20207
January 20217
February 20217.4
March 20217.4
April 20217.3
May 20216.8
June 20216.4
July 20216.2
August 20216
September 20215.6
October 20215.4
November 20215.3
December 20215.2
January 20225.1
February 20225
March 20224.9
April 20224.7
May 20224.5
June 20224.4
July 20224.3
August 20224.4
September 20224.3
October 20224.3
November 20224.4
December 20224.4
January 20234.3
February 20234.3
March 20234.4
April 20234.3
May 20234.2
June 20234.3
July 20234.3
August 20234.3
September 20234.3
October 20234.3
November 20234.3
December 20234.4
January 20244.5
February 20244.6
March 20244.6
April 20244.6
May 20244.6
June 20244.6
July 20245
August 20244.9
September 20244.9
October 20244.8
November 20244.8
December 20244.6
January 20254.6
February 20254.7
March 20254.8
April 20254.7
May 20254.7
June 20254.6
July 20254.5
August 20254.5
September 20254.5
October 20254.5
November 20254.5
December 20254.5
January 20264.5
February 20264.6
March 20264.6
April 20264.6
May 20264.5
June 20264.5
July 20264.4
August 20264.5

Original source ↗ · checked 2026-10-03

England

Claimant count rate · England · % of residents aged 16–64
PeriodValue
January 20161.7
February 20161.8
March 20161.8
April 20161.8
May 20161.8
June 20161.7
July 20161.7
August 20161.8
September 20161.7
October 20161.7
November 20161.7
December 20161.7
January 20171.8
February 20171.8
March 20171.9
April 20171.9
May 20171.9
June 20171.8
July 20171.8
August 20171.8
September 20171.8
October 20171.8
November 20171.8
December 20171.8
January 20181.9
February 20182
March 20182
April 20182.1
May 20182.1
June 20182.1
July 20182.1
August 20182.1
September 20182.1
October 20182.2
November 20182.2
December 20182.3
January 20192.3
February 20192.5
March 20192.5
April 20192.6
May 20192.6
June 20192.7
July 20192.7
August 20192.7
September 20192.7
October 20192.8
November 20192.8
December 20192.8
January 20202.9
February 20203
March 20203
April 20205
May 20206.4
June 20206.2
July 20206.3
August 20206.4
September 20206.4
October 20206.2
November 20206.3
December 20206.2
January 20216.1
February 20216.4
March 20216.4
April 20216.3
May 20215.9
June 20215.5
July 20215.4
August 20215.2
September 20214.9
October 20214.7
November 20214.5
December 20214.4
January 20224.2
February 20224.2
March 20224.1
April 20223.9
May 20223.8
June 20223.7
July 20223.7
August 20223.6
September 20223.6
October 20223.6
November 20223.6
December 20223.6
January 20233.6
February 20233.6
March 20233.7
April 20233.7
May 20233.6
June 20233.6
July 20233.7
August 20233.6
September 20233.6
October 20233.6
November 20233.7
December 20233.7
January 20243.7
February 20243.8
March 20243.8
April 20243.8
May 20243.8
June 20243.9
July 20244.2
August 20244.2
September 20244.2
October 20244.2
November 20244.1
December 20244
January 20254
February 20254.2
March 20254.1
April 20254.1
May 20254
June 20254
July 20254
August 20254
September 20253.9
October 20253.9
November 20253.9
December 20253.9
January 20263.9
February 20264
March 20264
April 20264
May 20264
June 20264
July 20263.9
August 20264

Original source ↗ · checked 2026-10-03

Persistent absence, all schools · % of pupil enrolments

No full-year 2019/20 figure: pandemic collection disruption. COVID-related non-attendance was counted as possible sessions but not absence in 2020/21 and 2021/22. Total includes primary, secondary and special schools.

Southampton

Persistent absence, all schools · Southampton · % of pupil enrolments
PeriodValue
2012/1316.4
2013/1413
2014/1513.3
2015/1610.8
2016/1711.2
2017/1812.3
2018/1912.7
2019/20Not available
2020/2114.7
2021/2224.1
2022/2323.3
2023/2422.5
2024/2521.4

Portsmouth

Persistent absence, all schools · Portsmouth · % of pupil enrolments
PeriodValue
2012/1317.1
2013/1414.1
2014/1514.4
2015/1612.8
2016/1712.8
2017/1813.6
2018/1913.4
2019/20Not available
2020/2113.4
2021/2224.1
2022/2322.5
2023/2420.6
2024/2519.7

England

Persistent absence, all schools · England · % of pupil enrolments
PeriodValue
2012/1313.6
2013/1410.7
2014/1511
2015/1610.5
2016/1710.8
2017/1811.2
2018/1910.9
2019/20Not available
2020/2112.1
2021/2222.5
2022/2321.2
2023/2420
2024/2518.1
Severe absence, all schools · % of pupil enrolments

No full-year 2019/20 figure: pandemic collection disruption. COVID-related non-attendance was counted as possible sessions but not absence in 2020/21 and 2021/22. Total includes primary, secondary and special schools.

Southampton

Severe absence, all schools · Southampton · % of pupil enrolments
PeriodValue
2012/131
2013/140.9
2014/151
2015/160.9
2016/170.8
2017/180.9
2018/191
2019/20Not available
2020/211.5
2021/222.1
2022/232.5
2023/242.9
2024/253.4

Portsmouth

Severe absence, all schools · Portsmouth · % of pupil enrolments
PeriodValue
2012/131.2
2013/141.2
2014/151.2
2015/161.2
2016/171.3
2017/181.5
2018/191.7
2019/20Not available
2020/211.8
2021/222.3
2022/233
2023/243.2
2024/253.5

England

Severe absence, all schools · England · % of pupil enrolments
PeriodValue
2012/130.6
2013/140.6
2014/150.6
2015/160.6
2016/170.7
2017/180.8
2018/190.8
2019/20Not available
2020/211.1
2021/221.7
2022/232
2023/242.3
2024/252.4
Culture and related services — net current expenditure · GBP

MHCLG Revenue Outturn statutory definition, in cash terms. Original figures in £000 converted to GBP. Outturns are distinct from budget forecasts and the council’s own budget presentation; do not mix them in a trend. The 2025/26 release is an initial return and remains subject to revision.

Southampton

Culture and related services — net current expenditure · Southampton · GBP
PeriodValue
2017/188,298,000
2018/199,026,000
2019/209,147,000
2020/2112,069,000
2021/2212,925,000
2022/2314,250,000
2023/2410,917,000
2024/2513,845,000
2025/2614,197,000

Portsmouth

Culture and related services — net current expenditure · Portsmouth · GBP
PeriodValue
2017/187,816,000
2018/197,586,000
2019/209,542,000
2020/2111,761,000
2021/2211,517,000
2022/2313,502,000
2023/2410,897,000
2024/2519,359,000
2025/2611,475,000
Other earmarked reserves at financial year end · GBP

MHCLG Revenue Outturn statutory definition, in cash terms. Original figures in £000 converted to GBP. Outturns are distinct from budget forecasts and the council’s own budget presentation; do not mix them in a trend. The 2025/26 release is an initial return and remains subject to revision.

Southampton

Other earmarked reserves at financial year end · Southampton · GBP
PeriodValue
2017/1882,035,000
2018/1985,711,000
2019/2092,635,000
2020/21128,749,000
2021/2294,770,000
2022/2347,295,000
2023/2435,528,000
2024/2539,945,000
2025/2661,922,000

Portsmouth

Other earmarked reserves at financial year end · Portsmouth · GBP
PeriodValue
2017/18146,822,000
2018/19165,275,000
2019/20177,203,000
2020/21226,903,000
2021/22192,202,000
2022/23182,495,000
2023/24205,860,000
2024/25224,071,000
2025/26252,444,000
Revenue expenditure — statutory outturn definition · GBP

MHCLG Revenue Outturn statutory definition, in cash terms. Original figures in £000 converted to GBP. Outturns are distinct from budget forecasts and the council’s own budget presentation; do not mix them in a trend. The 2025/26 release is an initial return and remains subject to revision.

Southampton

Revenue expenditure — statutory outturn definition · Southampton · GBP
PeriodValue
2017/18339,904,000
2018/19355,439,000
2019/20382,754,000
2020/21407,071,000
2021/22443,083,000
2022/23469,217,000
2023/24484,155,000
2024/25512,747,000
2025/26538,043,000

Portsmouth

Revenue expenditure — statutory outturn definition · Portsmouth · GBP
PeriodValue
2017/18253,553,000
2018/19262,556,000
2019/20274,501,000
2020/21298,063,000
2021/22334,702,000
2022/23329,619,000
2023/24331,377,000
2024/25382,694,000
2025/26407,559,000
Unallocated reserves at financial year end · GBP

MHCLG Revenue Outturn statutory definition, in cash terms. Original figures in £000 converted to GBP. Outturns are distinct from budget forecasts and the council’s own budget presentation; do not mix them in a trend. The 2025/26 release is an initial return and remains subject to revision.

Southampton

Unallocated reserves at financial year end · Southampton · GBP
PeriodValue
2017/1811,316,000
2018/1910,066,000
2019/2010,066,000
2020/2110,066,000
2021/2210,066,000
2022/2310,066,000
2023/2410,066,000
2024/2512,000,000
2025/2612,396,000

Portsmouth

Unallocated reserves at financial year end · Portsmouth · GBP
PeriodValue
2017/1817,057,000
2018/1922,996,000
2019/2023,010,000
2020/2123,373,000
2021/2221,423,000
2022/2321,516,000
2023/2421,410,000
2024/2522,002,000
2025/2622,112,000
International cruise passenger movements · passenger movements

DfT counts passenger movements, including both departure and arrival for a return journey. Published in thousands and converted to movements. International cruise excludes transit calls and domestic cruises; not unique people or all port visitors.

Southampton

International cruise passenger movements · Southampton · passenger movements
PeriodValue
20151,581,000
20161,603,000
20171,648,000
20181,908,000
20191,669,000
202080,000
2021154,000
20221,609,000
20232,344,000
20242,694,000
20252,645,000

Portsmouth

International cruise passenger movements · Portsmouth · passenger movements
PeriodValue
20155,000
20162,000
20170
201812,000
20193,000
20200
20210
20223,000
202346,000
202454,000
202561,000
International short-sea ferry passenger movements · passenger movements

International short-sea ferry movements; excludes domestic Isle of Wight, Channel Islands and harbour ferry journeys. Published in thousands and converted to movements.

Portsmouth

International short-sea ferry passenger movements · Portsmouth · passenger movements
PeriodValue
20151,896,000
20161,920,000
20171,845,000
20181,848,000
20191,715,000
2020469,000
2021455,000
20221,215,000
20231,295,000
20241,375,000
20251,399,000
House price to resident earnings ratio · ratio

ONS annual median house price divided by median full-time resident earnings. Use the same source definition and vintage across areas.

Portsmouth

House price to resident earnings ratio · Portsmouth · ratio
PeriodValue
20024.9
20035.6
20046.5
20056.3
20066.5
20077.1
20087.1
20095.7
20105.9
20116.1
20126.1
20136.1
20146.2
20156.4
20167.2
20177.5
20187.7
20197.4
20208
20218.1
20227.7
20237.9
20247.3
20257.2

Southampton

House price to resident earnings ratio · Southampton · ratio
PeriodValue
20025.7
20036.4
20046.6
20056.9
20067
20077.3
20087.3
20096.5
20106.9
20116.8
20126.6
20136.5
20146.8
20156.9
20167.2
20177.5
20188
20197.5
20207.4
20217.5
20227.5
20237.5
20247.2
20257

England

House price to resident earnings ratio · England · ratio
PeriodValue
20025.1
20035.9
20046.6
20056.8
20067
20077.1
20087
20096.4
20106.9
20116.8
20126.8
20136.8
20147.1
20157.5
20167.7
20177.9
20188
20197.9
20207.9
20219.1
20228.6
20238.5
20247.8
20257.6

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