Statistics for Southampton:



-3810008255000 Communities Team, Southampton City Council communities@.uk-45720064770Statistics for Southampton00Statistics for SouthamptonPlease check the links below which could help you back up your funding bid (back up the funders’ questions about needs of the project):City Statistics and research: Index of Multiple deprivation 2010 - Southampton: and: More information on the IMD 2010The Indices of Deprivation 2010 provides a relative ranking of areas across England according to their level of deprivation and is based on the concept that deprivation consists of more than just poverty. Southampton is ranked 81st on the overall IMD 2010 out of the 326 Local Authorities in England, (where 1 equals the most deprived) a drop of 10 places from 2007 when the ranking was 91st out of 354 Local AuthoritiesThe next IMD is due to be published in 2015.For a more detailed look at IMD data in Hampshire go to the Deprivation indicies page where you can view IMD maps and data: 2010 Indices of Deprivation Hampshire??2mb ?Indices of Deprivation for England 2015: Atlas of the Indices of Deprivation 2010 for England – lower layer supper output areas (LSOAs) by local authority: English Indices of Deprivation: The Indices of Deprivation produced by Communities and Local Government (CLG) are measures of deprivation for every Lower Layer Super Output Area (LSOA) and local authority area in England. Separate Indices at LSOA level are provided for each of the seven domains of deprivation: (Income, Employment, Health deprivation and Disability, Education Skills and Training, Barriers to Housing and Services, Crime the Living Environment). This allows all 32,482 LSOAs to be ranked according to how deprived they are relative to each other. This information is then brought together into one overall Index of Multiple Deprivation. There are also two supplementary indices: the Income Deprivation Affecting Children Index (IDACI) and the Income Deprivation Affecting Older People Index (IDAOPI). Summary measures of the IMD 2010 are presented at local authority district level. The LSOA level domain indices, IMD 2010, IDACI and IDAOPI, together with the local authority district summaries, are collectively referred to as the Indices of Deprivation 2010.English Indices of Deprivation 2010Useful Guidance notes on the ID2010Societal Wellbeing Data on wellbeing and deprivation. Data are available for local authorities and neighbourhoods in England: Population statistics:? Births, deaths and migration: Hampshire County Council has produced a series of reports on birth and death trends across the county and have also a produced a report on recent trends in international in-migration into Hampshire: Statistics for Hampshire & DistrictsHampshire County Council AreaHampshire including Portsmouth and SouthamptonYou can find the Neighbourhood statistics, information by post-code: of National Statistics /census information: Census: Southampton: Information from the?2011 Census is now available. Various topics are available below:2011 Census for Southampton: details of the 2011 Census on the demography and characteristics of the residents of Southampton.2011 Census table finder?from Nomis2011 Census?from?the Office for National Statistics2011 Census Open Atlas Project Southampton: Maps by Alex Singleton from the University of Liverpool. The maps feature the percentage values from each Key Statistic table and choropleth maps are presented for all those local authority districts where there were more than 8 output areas with valuesA Century of Home Ownership and Renting in England and Wales: Over the last century, the structure of home ownership in England and Wales has changedPublished ad hoc data and analysis: other tables produced by the Office for National Statistics from 2011 Census dataSmall area population forecast: information from the 2011 Census on the demography and characteristics of the residents of Southampton and surrounding areas. More information on census data is available from the Office for National Statistics: DocumentTypeSize2011 Census population briefingpdf228KBDifferences between MYE and 2011 Censuspdf362KB2011 Census population Southamptonxls72KB2011 Census profile of Southampton wardspdf2MBSouthampton 2011 Census ward informationxlsx165KB2011 Census ethnicity and religion in Southamptonpdf1MB2011 Census detailed country of birth by Local Authorityxls1MB2011 Census age of arrival by Local Authorityxls331KB2011 Census household language by Local Authorityxls268KB2011 Census length of stay by Local Authorityxls244KB2011 Census passports held by Local Authorityxls344KB2011 Census Religion by Local Authorityxls1MB2011 Census year of arrival by Local AuthorityTo support match funding bids (information about national wage): Earnings by qualification – 2011: Or check pdf version: Southampton Profile:Please ask Lepsa for a copy (lepsa.stojkovic@.uk)Centre for cities:Annual health check of the largest cities and towns asks: how has policy impacted on UK city performance over the last 10 years; how Southampton compares to other cities in 4 key areas of growth: population, jobs, business and changes in housing stock. The 2011-14 Joint Strategic Needs Assessment for Southampton (NHS): The Hampshire Joint Strategic Needs Assessment 2013During 2013 the JSNA was revised. Download JSNA 2013 Executive Summary??924kbSee the complete JSNA 2013 documentsPublic Health: City profiles: health profiles are a useful way of presenting a vast array of benchmarked public health indicators in a summarised format. The public health intelligence team have created a number of profiles for the city including pocket profiles and profiles at electoral ward, GP practice and locality level, all of which can be found on this page.In addition, this page also provides access to a range of city profiles Youth – mental health New research suggests unemployment and poverty affects young people's mental healthYouth Access has commissioned research that has shown a direct link between unemployment and poverty and mental illness in young people. The research suggests that more should be done to tackle mental illness in young people to prevent future problems in later life.? ?The full methodology and results are set out in a research report entitled?'Health Inequality and Access to Justice: Young People, Mental Health and Legal Issues'An accessible research briefing entitled ‘The social determinants of young people's mental health', which summarises the research and puts the findings in context, is also published today.For more information, a copy of the report, case studies and access to interviewees, please contact:James Kenrick, Advice Services Development Manager, Youth Access020 8772 9900 ext. 25 / 07535 344881; james@.uk Download the research report or briefing versionHealth Profile on Public Health England site: : $/SCECILS1/Downloads/HealthProfile2015Southampton00MS.pdfHealth Profile 2015 - Southampton - 00MSHealth Profile 2014 - Southampton - 00MSUK Health profile (lists): Data Tables for 2013: The data for each indicator for the 2013 Health Profiles can be downloaded as Excel or CSV in the table below.DomainIndicator Basic MetadataData TableOur communitiesDeprivation (Excel)DownloadDeprivation (CSV)DownloadProportion of children in poverty (Excel)DownloadProportion of children in poverty (CSV)DownloadStatutory homelessness (Excel)DownloadStatutory homelessness (CSV)DownloadGCSE achieved (5A*-C inc. Eng & Maths) (Excel)DownloadGCSE achieved (5A*-C inc. Eng & Maths) (CSV)DownloadViolent Crime (Excel)DownloadViolent Crime (CSV)DownloadLong term unemployment (Excel)DownloadLong term unemployment (CSV)DownloadChildren's and young people's healthSmoking in pregnancy (Excel)DownloadSmoking in pregnancy (CSV)DownloadStarting breast feeding (Excel)DownloadStarting breast feeding (CSV)DownloadObese Children (Year 6) (Excel)DownloadObese Children (Year 6) (CSV)DownloadAlcohol-specific hospital stays (under 18) (Excel)DownloadAlcohol-specific hospital stays (under 18) (CSV)DownloadTeenage pregnancy (under 18) (Excel)DownloadTeenage pregnancy (under 18) (CSV)DownloadAdult's health and lifestyleAdults smoking (Excel)DownloadAdults smoking (CSV)DownloadIncreasing and higher risk drinking (Excel)DownloadIncreasing and higher risk drinking (CSV)DownloadHealthy eating adults (Excel)DownloadHealthy eating adults (CSV)DownloadPhysically active adults (Excel)DownloadPhysically active adults (CSV)DownloadObese adults (Excel)DownloadObese adults (CSV)DownloadDisease and poor healthIncidence of malignant melanoma (Excel)DownloadIncidence of malignant melanoma (CSV)DownloadHospital stays for self-harm (Excel)DownloadHospital stays for self-harm (CSV)DownloadHospital stays for alcohol related harm (Excel)DownloadHospital stays for alcohol related harm (CSV)DownloadDrug misuse (Excel)DownloadDrug misuse (CSV)DownloadPeople diagnosed with diabetes (Excel)DownloadPeople diagnosed with diabetes (CSV)DownloadNew cases of tuberculosis (Excel)DownloadNew cases of tuberculosis (CSV)DownloadAcute sexually transmitted infections (Excel)DownloadAcute sexually transmitted infections (CSV)DownloadHip fracture in 65s and over (Excel)DownloadHip fracture in 65s and over (CSV)DownloadLife expectancy and causes of deathExcess winter deaths (Excel)DownloadExcess winter deaths (CSV)DownloadLife expectancy - male (Excel)DownloadLife expectancy - male (CSV)DownloadLife expectancy - female (Excel)DownloadLife expectancy - female (CSV)DownloadInfant deaths (Excel)DownloadInfant deaths (CSV)DownloadSmoking related deaths (Excel)DownloadSmoking related deaths (CSV)DownloadEarly deaths: heart disease and stroke (Excel)DownloadEarly deaths: heart disease and stroke (CSV)DownloadEarly deaths: cancer (Excel)DownloadEarly deaths: cancer (CSV)DownloadRoad injuries and deaths (Excel)DownloadRoad injuries and deaths (CSV)DownloadChanges over timeAll age all cause mortality aggregate - trend (Excel)DownloadAll age all cause mortality aggregate - trend (CSV)DownloadEarly deaths cancer aggregate - trend (Excel)DownloadEarly deaths cancer aggregate - trend (CSV)DownloadEarly deaths heart disease & stroke aggregate - trend (Excel)DownloadEarly deaths heart disease & stroke aggregate - trend (CSV)DownloadEmergency hospital admissions by ethnic groupAll ethnic groups (Excel)DownloadAll ethnic groups (CSV)DownloadAsian (Excel)DownloadAsian (CSV)DownloadBlack (Excel)DownloadBlack (CSV)DownloadChinese (Excel)DownloadChinese (CSV)DownloadMixed (Excel)DownloadMixed (CSV)DownloadOther (Excel)DownloadOther (CSV)DownloadUnknown (Excel)DownloadUnknown (CSV)DownloadWhite (Excel)DownloadWhite (CSV)DownloadDeprivationAverage deprived quintile (Excel)DownloadAverage deprived quintile (CSV)DownloadLeast deprived quintile (Excel)DownloadLeast deprived quintile (CSV)DownloadLess deprived quintile (Excel)DownloadLess deprived quintile (CSV)DownloadMore deprived quintile (Excel)DownloadMore deprived quintile (CSV)DownloadMost deprived quintile (Excel)DownloadMost deprived quintile (CSV)DownloadThe Data tables for other Health Profiles years are available below:Data tables for Health Profiles 2014: UK National Statistics: Cost Database: Cost Database v1.31 MB vnd.ms-excelDistrict Profile of Southampton:An Economic, Social and Environmental Summary Profile of Southampton City (produced in 2012) Profile 2014 Profile: Hampshire Profile 2011Child Health Profile 2014: $/SCECILS1/Downloads/ChildHealthProfile2014-Hampshire.pdf Postcodes in Southampton Administrative Areas:, ?Bassett, ? HYPERLINK "" Bevois, ? HYPERLINK "" Bitterne, ? HYPERLINK "" Bitterne Park, ?Coxford, ?Freemantle, ? HYPERLINK "" Harefield, ?Millbrook, ? HYPERLINK "" Peartree, ?Portswood, ?Redbridge, ?Shirley, ? HYPERLINK "" Sholing, ?Swaythling, ? HYPERLINK "" WoolstonOther websites: Southampton Placebook Invest in Southampton Neighbourhood Statistics Opening Government Data - local area information Office for National Statistics Nomisweb Southampton Connect 1524005207000Last updated: October 2015 ................
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