Doncaster council area. Every figure carries its own date.
What has changed — and how does Doncaster compare?
Follow the local trend, compare it with England, and switch to Greater London or a nearby city. Start with 30 years where the figures support it.
Which places and years are compared?
The three nearest other official UK cities, measured in a straight line between the official representative place points, not by road or ferry distance. Cities across national borders are included. The same council area is not counted twice. These are geographical neighbours, not a ranking of similar economies or services. Each figure is compared only when its period, definition, unit and source are compatible. The national reference is the origin city's own nation, not an average of the selected cities.
Greater London covers all 32 boroughs and the City of London. It is a large capital region, not a similar-sized council. England is a published country total, not an average of the selected places.
Use “Change over time” to compare growth between places of different sizes. Cash prices do not allow for inflation. Shorter histories and missing figures stay visible.
Compare growth to see whether the population is changing faster here. A larger population alone does not tell us whether services are keeping up.
Population over time
1996 to 2025
Doncaster · people
Reviewed figures: 1996 to 2025. The chart opens on the latest 30 years; choose All history for the full reviewed record.
Shown on this chart: From 1996 to 2025, the population rose by 11.7% in Doncaster and rose by 21.3% in England.
Both places compared over 1996 to 2025, using matching published dates.
Compared areas: Doncaster; Whole of England.
Change since 1996 (%)
DoncasterEngland
-3.5%9.8%23%
19962025
Each line joins consecutive published observations for that place. Missing dates remain gaps.
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Full history context
The population rose from 289,260 to 323,016 between 1996 and 2025.
2024 to 2025: 2,768 more people (0.9% higher).
This counts the whole council area. Growth alone does not establish overcrowding or a shortfall in services.
Data table and workings
All ages, both sexes, usual residents. Source series rebased to the 2021/2022 censuses; latest revisions replace older estimates.
These estimates cover the whole authority, including any surrounding towns and countryside.
Historical boundaries/revisions follow the source series; null years are not zero.
The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.
Population over time — Doncaster: full reviewed history
Comparisons use the same measure and matching published dates. Each line keeps its own missing values. Change over time starts at the first date with a value for both places: percentage change for amounts and population, percentage-point change for percentages. This compares growth, not the size of the places. Cash-price growth includes inflation.
England: full comparison data
Whole of England. All ages, both sexes, usual residents. Source series rebased to the 2021/2022 censuses; latest revisions replace older estimates.
These estimates cover the whole country.
Historical boundaries/revisions follow the source series; null years are not zero.
Population over time — Whole of England: full reviewed history
Greater London region — all 32 boroughs and the City of London. All ages, both sexes, usual residents. Source series rebased to the 2021/2022 censuses; latest revisions replace older estimates.
Greater London region, not the City of London council.
Mid-year estimates. Revisions and historical boundaries follow this one published series.
Estimated population over time — Greater London region — all 32 boroughs and the City of London: full reviewed history
Wakefield local authority area. All ages, both sexes, usual residents. Source series rebased to the 2021/2022 censuses; latest revisions replace older estimates.
These estimates cover the whole authority, including any surrounding towns and countryside.
Historical boundaries/revisions follow the source series; null years are not zero.
Population over time — Wakefield local authority area: full reviewed history
Leeds local authority area. All ages, both sexes, usual residents. Source series rebased to the 2021/2022 censuses; latest revisions replace older estimates.
These estimates cover the whole authority, including any surrounding towns and countryside.
Historical boundaries/revisions follow the source series; null years are not zero.
Population over time — Leeds local authority area: full reviewed history
Period
people
1996
715,774
1997
716,309
1998
715,925
1999
714,879
2000
713,366
2001
715,609
2002
716,380
2003
717,592
2004
723,042
2005
735,054
2006
736,204
2007
738,560
2008
741,665
2009
743,885
2010
747,571
2011
750,683
2012
758,029
2013
764,369
2014
770,434
2015
777,987
2016
786,739
2017
793,134
2018
797,696
2019
804,640
2020
808,443
2021
809,479
2022
819,992
2023
833,035
2024
842,884
2025
840,550
Leeds source →Latest figures across all comparison places
See how local prices have changed and how far they sit above or below other places. Prices alone do not tell us what residents can afford.
Average home price over time
August 1996 to July 2026
Doncaster · Cash prices, before allowing for inflation
Reviewed figures: January 1995 to July 2026. The chart opens on the latest 30 years; choose All history for the full reviewed record.
Shown on this chart: From August 1996 to July 2026, average home prices rose by 388.3% in Doncaster and rose by 464.1% in England.
Both places compared over August 1996 to July 2026, using matching published dates.
Compared areas: Doncaster; Whole of England.
Actual values
DoncasterEngland
£3.5k£158.9k£314.2k
August 1996July 2026
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Full history context
Average home prices rose from £34,000 to £172,000 between January 1995 and July 2026.
July 2025 to July 2026: £8,000 more per home (4.7% higher).
Cash prices, before allowing for inflation. Changes do not show affordability without local earnings and household circumstances.
Data table and workings
Published UK House Price Index average price, all property types and all buyers, not seasonally adjusted. Entire series comes from the 2026-07 official full-file release, preserving its historical revisions and exact area codes. It is a mix-adjusted average, not the median price paid.
Prices are in pounds at the time, not adjusted for inflation.
Whole local authority area; not a typical home listing or the budget needed by a first-time buyer.
Provisional estimates can be revised. Historical boundaries follow the exact published source code; no old-code series has been relabelled.
The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.
Average home price over time — Doncaster: full reviewed history
Comparisons use the same measure and matching published dates. Each line keeps its own missing values. Change over time starts at the first date with a value for both places: percentage change for amounts and population, percentage-point change for percentages. This compares growth, not the size of the places. Cash-price growth includes inflation.
England: full comparison data
Whole of England. Published UK House Price Index average price, all property types and all buyers, not seasonally adjusted. Entire series comes from the 2026-07 official full-file release, preserving its historical revisions and exact area codes. It is a mix-adjusted average, not the median price paid.
Prices are in pounds at the time, not adjusted for inflation.
Whole country; not a typical home listing or the budget needed by a first-time buyer.
Provisional estimates can be revised. Historical boundaries follow the exact published source code; no old-code series has been relabelled.
Average home price over time — Whole of England: full reviewed history
Greater London region — all 32 boroughs and the City of London. Published UK House Price Index average price, all property types and all buyers, not seasonally adjusted. Entire series comes from the 2026-07 official full-file release, preserving its historical revisions and exact area codes. It is a mix-adjusted average, not the median price paid.
Greater London region, not the City of London council.
Cash prices include inflation. These are mix-adjusted averages, not median sale prices.
Provisional estimates can be revised; the whole history uses one official release.
Average home price over time — Greater London region — all 32 boroughs and the City of London: full reviewed history
Sheffield local authority area. Published UK House Price Index average price, all property types and all buyers, not seasonally adjusted. Entire series comes from the 2026-07 official full-file release, preserving its historical revisions and exact area codes. It is a mix-adjusted average, not the median price paid.
Prices are in pounds at the time, not adjusted for inflation.
Whole local authority area; not a typical home listing or the budget needed by a first-time buyer.
Provisional estimates can be revised. Historical boundaries follow the exact published source code; no old-code series has been relabelled.
Average home price over time — Sheffield local authority area: full reviewed history
Wakefield local authority area. Published UK House Price Index average price, all property types and all buyers, not seasonally adjusted. Entire series comes from the 2026-07 official full-file release, preserving its historical revisions and exact area codes. It is a mix-adjusted average, not the median price paid.
Prices are in pounds at the time, not adjusted for inflation.
Whole local authority area; not a typical home listing or the budget needed by a first-time buyer.
Provisional estimates can be revised. Historical boundaries follow the exact published source code; no old-code series has been relabelled.
Average home price over time — Wakefield local authority area: full reviewed history
Leeds local authority area. Published UK House Price Index average price, all property types and all buyers, not seasonally adjusted. Entire series comes from the 2026-07 official full-file release, preserving its historical revisions and exact area codes. It is a mix-adjusted average, not the median price paid.
Prices are in pounds at the time, not adjusted for inflation.
Whole local authority area; not a typical home listing or the budget needed by a first-time buyer.
Provisional estimates can be revised. Historical boundaries follow the exact published source code; no old-code series has been relabelled.
Average home price over time — Leeds local authority area: full reviewed history
Period
£
January 1995
45,679
February 1995
45,865
March 1995
46,542
April 1995
47,240
May 1995
47,339
June 1995
47,177
July 1995
47,151
August 1995
47,179
September 1995
46,611
October 1995
45,801
November 1995
45,303
December 1995
45,093
January 1996
44,726
February 1996
44,789
March 1996
44,632
April 1996
45,044
May 1996
45,240
June 1996
45,849
July 1996
46,515
August 1996
47,685
September 1996
47,721
October 1996
47,656
November 1996
47,024
December 1996
47,192
January 1997
47,154
February 1997
46,577
March 1997
46,419
April 1997
46,845
May 1997
47,951
June 1997
48,759
July 1997
49,006
August 1997
49,001
September 1997
48,810
October 1997
48,089
November 1997
48,151
December 1997
48,302
January 1998
49,020
February 1998
48,884
March 1998
49,084
April 1998
48,714
May 1998
48,772
June 1998
48,782
July 1998
50,175
August 1998
51,721
September 1998
52,119
October 1998
51,747
November 1998
50,240
December 1998
50,305
January 1999
50,269
February 1999
50,687
March 1999
50,890
April 1999
51,444
May 1999
52,576
June 1999
53,178
July 1999
53,709
August 1999
54,064
September 1999
54,611
October 1999
54,748
November 1999
54,681
December 1999
54,188
January 2000
53,992
February 2000
53,845
March 2000
54,319
April 2000
55,493
May 2000
57,211
June 2000
58,908
July 2000
60,151
August 2000
60,946
September 2000
61,351
October 2000
61,251
November 2000
61,051
December 2000
61,170
January 2001
61,422
February 2001
62,188
March 2001
62,182
April 2001
63,279
May 2001
64,148
June 2001
66,078
July 2001
67,115
August 2001
68,327
September 2001
68,752
October 2001
68,757
November 2001
68,714
December 2001
69,580
January 2002
69,961
February 2002
70,238
March 2002
70,600
April 2002
72,621
May 2002
74,509
June 2002
77,925
July 2002
80,263
August 2002
82,966
September 2002
83,588
October 2002
84,446
November 2002
85,965
December 2002
88,074
January 2003
89,599
February 2003
91,571
March 2003
92,255
April 2003
94,919
May 2003
96,700
June 2003
99,677
July 2003
101,781
August 2003
103,372
September 2003
105,717
October 2003
105,948
November 2003
106,472
December 2003
107,129
January 2004
108,184
February 2004
109,659
March 2004
110,213
April 2004
113,740
May 2004
117,119
June 2004
121,083
July 2004
124,208
August 2004
127,119
September 2004
129,074
October 2004
129,825
November 2004
130,792
December 2004
130,945
January 2005
131,265
February 2005
131,836
March 2005
133,255
April 2005
133,800
May 2005
133,221
June 2005
133,371
July 2005
135,356
August 2005
137,579
September 2005
138,994
October 2005
139,246
November 2005
138,916
December 2005
138,264
January 2006
139,075
February 2006
139,488
March 2006
140,948
April 2006
141,332
May 2006
142,946
June 2006
143,080
July 2006
144,750
August 2006
146,470
September 2006
147,675
October 2006
147,898
November 2006
147,479
December 2006
149,874
January 2007
149,863
February 2007
151,125
March 2007
150,339
April 2007
151,861
May 2007
152,857
June 2007
153,967
July 2007
155,813
August 2007
156,640
September 2007
157,612
October 2007
156,768
November 2007
157,145
December 2007
156,816
January 2008
157,611
February 2008
155,977
March 2008
154,541
April 2008
153,134
May 2008
153,054
June 2008
152,512
July 2008
150,172
August 2008
147,437
September 2008
144,615
October 2008
141,511
November 2008
137,970
December 2008
133,992
January 2009
131,365
February 2009
129,229
March 2009
127,184
April 2009
127,044
May 2009
127,431
June 2009
130,309
July 2009
132,500
August 2009
135,563
September 2009
137,133
October 2009
138,137
November 2009
138,426
December 2009
139,799
January 2010
139,556
February 2010
139,757
March 2010
137,768
April 2010
138,367
May 2010
138,604
June 2010
139,833
July 2010
140,867
August 2010
142,555
September 2010
142,807
October 2010
141,573
November 2010
138,603
December 2010
137,311
January 2011
137,254
February 2011
137,964
March 2011
136,854
April 2011
136,088
May 2011
135,900
June 2011
137,498
July 2011
137,002
August 2011
136,805
September 2011
136,455
October 2011
136,308
November 2011
134,641
December 2011
134,680
January 2012
134,497
February 2012
134,378
March 2012
133,822
April 2012
134,201
May 2012
135,045
June 2012
135,310
July 2012
135,042
August 2012
135,678
September 2012
136,380
October 2012
135,011
November 2012
134,303
December 2012
132,874
January 2013
134,011
February 2013
134,885
March 2013
133,867
April 2013
134,021
May 2013
132,332
June 2013
133,578
July 2013
134,482
August 2013
135,253
September 2013
136,960
October 2013
136,314
November 2013
137,778
December 2013
138,396
January 2014
139,525
February 2014
139,444
March 2014
138,277
April 2014
139,474
May 2014
141,466
June 2014
143,398
July 2014
144,649
August 2014
145,497
September 2014
146,948
October 2014
147,341
November 2014
146,663
December 2014
146,514
January 2015
146,125
February 2015
145,986
March 2015
145,228
April 2015
145,900
May 2015
147,908
June 2015
149,566
July 2015
151,518
August 2015
153,033
September 2015
154,661
October 2015
155,642
November 2015
155,349
December 2015
157,722
January 2016
157,100
February 2016
157,225
March 2016
154,251
April 2016
155,817
May 2016
158,884
June 2016
161,794
July 2016
164,305
August 2016
165,088
September 2016
166,423
October 2016
165,017
November 2016
164,170
December 2016
164,405
January 2017
164,366
February 2017
164,929
March 2017
164,419
April 2017
165,280
May 2017
166,591
June 2017
168,360
July 2017
170,970
August 2017
171,572
September 2017
172,239
October 2017
171,459
November 2017
171,741
December 2017
173,365
January 2018
174,272
February 2018
174,111
March 2018
173,013
April 2018
173,445
May 2018
175,048
June 2018
176,137
July 2018
178,008
August 2018
179,455
September 2018
179,683
October 2018
178,506
November 2018
177,415
December 2018
177,668
January 2019
177,975
February 2019
178,017
March 2019
178,876
April 2019
177,519
May 2019
179,060
June 2019
178,330
July 2019
181,534
August 2019
182,578
September 2019
184,683
October 2019
184,700
November 2019
184,325
December 2019
185,001
January 2020
184,947
February 2020
184,198
March 2020
182,392
April 2020
180,154
May 2020
180,718
June 2020
183,398
July 2020
187,892
August 2020
191,172
September 2020
192,814
October 2020
194,638
November 2020
197,864
December 2020
199,787
January 2021
202,374
February 2021
201,774
March 2021
202,185
April 2021
201,018
May 2021
201,200
June 2021
206,222
July 2021
205,117
August 2021
205,308
September 2021
203,653
October 2021
205,299
November 2021
206,138
December 2021
205,670
January 2022
210,486
February 2022
214,200
March 2022
215,509
April 2022
216,434
May 2022
217,593
June 2022
220,531
July 2022
224,603
August 2022
227,783
September 2022
230,033
October 2022
231,818
November 2022
234,139
December 2022
233,785
January 2023
228,909
February 2023
225,686
March 2023
223,391
April 2023
223,142
May 2023
223,354
June 2023
223,706
July 2023
228,168
August 2023
230,453
September 2023
232,964
October 2023
230,663
November 2023
228,605
December 2023
228,265
January 2024
228,898
February 2024
228,637
March 2024
228,226
April 2024
225,179
May 2024
225,259
June 2024
226,252
July 2024
230,887
August 2024
234,119
September 2024
236,005
October 2024
237,335
November 2024
237,631
December 2024
238,383
January 2025
236,528
February 2025
237,563
March 2025
238,863
April 2025
239,061
May 2025
238,002
June 2025
235,596
July 2025
238,646
August 2025
240,551
September 2025
242,626
October 2025
241,431
November 2025
242,320
December 2025
243,189
January 2026
244,719
February 2026
244,735
March 2026
244,336
April 2026
246,714
May 2026
247,252
June 2026
247,995
July 2026
247,695
Leeds source →Latest figures across all comparison places
Published UK House Price Index average price, all property types and all buyers, not seasonally adjusted. Entire series comes from the 2026-07 official full-file release, preserving its historical revisions and exact area codes. It is a mix-adjusted average, not the median price paid.
Prices are rounded to the nearest £1,000. These are cash prices, before allowing for inflation.
See what renting costs now and whether it has risen faster here. This average covers existing and new tenancies.
Average monthly private rent over time
January 2015 to August 2026
Doncaster · Cash prices, before allowing for inflation
Reviewed figures: January 2015 to August 2026. This reviewed record covers fewer than 30 years, so the chart opens on all of it.
Shown on this chart: From January 2015 to August 2026, average monthly rent rose by 46.4% in Doncaster and rose by 53.6% in England.
Both places compared over January 2015 to August 2026, using matching published dates.
Compared areas: Doncaster; Whole of England.
Actual values
DoncasterEngland
£355.8£946.8£1.5k
January 2015August 2026
Each line joins consecutive published observations for that place. Missing dates remain gaps.
Hover or tap the chart for a value. Use the date slider with touch or arrow keys. Escape closes the chart label.
Full history context
Average monthly rent rose from £474 to £694 between January 2015 and August 2026.
August 2025 to August 2026: £35 more a month (5.3% higher).
Cash prices, before allowing for inflation. Changes do not show affordability without local earnings and household circumstances.
Data table and workings
Official local housing data feed. House prices are provisional, not seasonally adjusted; rents use the Price Index of Private Rents. Local short-term estimates are variable. Country references use only the explicitly country-coded ctry object, never the local place object.
The whole authority area, not just the named city settlement.
Prices are in pounds at the time, not adjusted for inflation.
Average existing and new private rents; not a quote for a home currently advertised.
The table retains the full reviewed history when the chart is shortened. Preset ranges end at this measure’s latest published period. Yearly windows count published annual periods; monthly windows count months. Gaps are never filled with estimates.
Average monthly private rent over time — Doncaster: full reviewed history
Comparisons use the same measure and matching published dates. Each line keeps its own missing values. Change over time starts at the first date with a value for both places: percentage change for amounts and population, percentage-point change for percentages. This compares growth, not the size of the places. Cash-price growth includes inflation.
England: full comparison data
Whole of England. Official local housing data feed. House prices are provisional, not seasonally adjusted; rents use the Price Index of Private Rents. Local short-term estimates are variable. Country references use only the explicitly country-coded ctry object, never the local place object.
The whole country.
Prices are in pounds at the time, not adjusted for inflation.
Average existing and new private rents; not a quote for a home currently advertised.
Average monthly private rent over time — Whole of England: full reviewed history
Greater London region — all 32 boroughs and the City of London. Published ONS Price Index of Private Rents monthly average, all property types, existing and new tenancies. Select only the explicitly London-coded regional object (E12000007); the borough object is never used. England control observations match the frozen city-comparison release exactly.
Greater London region, not Barking and Dagenham or the City of London.
Average existing and new private rents, not advertised rents. Cash figures include inflation.
Comparable local rent amounts start in 2015; earlier rental indices have not been spliced into these amounts.
Average monthly private rent over time — Greater London region — all 32 boroughs and the City of London: full reviewed history
Sheffield local authority area. Official local housing data feed. House prices are provisional, not seasonally adjusted; rents use the Price Index of Private Rents. Local short-term estimates are variable. Country references use only the explicitly country-coded ctry object, never the local place object.
The whole authority area, not just the named city settlement.
Prices are in pounds at the time, not adjusted for inflation.
Average existing and new private rents; not a quote for a home currently advertised.
Average monthly private rent over time — Sheffield local authority area: full reviewed history
Wakefield local authority area. Official local housing data feed. House prices are provisional, not seasonally adjusted; rents use the Price Index of Private Rents. Local short-term estimates are variable. Country references use only the explicitly country-coded ctry object, never the local place object.
The whole authority area, not just the named city settlement.
Prices are in pounds at the time, not adjusted for inflation.
Average existing and new private rents; not a quote for a home currently advertised.
Average monthly private rent over time — Wakefield local authority area: full reviewed history
Leeds local authority area. Official local housing data feed. House prices are provisional, not seasonally adjusted; rents use the Price Index of Private Rents. Local short-term estimates are variable. Country references use only the explicitly country-coded ctry object, never the local place object.
The whole authority area, not just the named city settlement.
Prices are in pounds at the time, not adjusted for inflation.
Average existing and new private rents; not a quote for a home currently advertised.
Average monthly private rent over time — Leeds local authority area: full reviewed history
Period
£ per month
January 2015
780
February 2015
776
March 2015
774
April 2015
771
May 2015
769
June 2015
761
July 2015
753
August 2015
746
September 2015
745
October 2015
743
November 2015
743
December 2015
740
January 2016
737
February 2016
733
March 2016
733
April 2016
735
May 2016
739
June 2016
741
July 2016
741
August 2016
741
September 2016
742
October 2016
744
November 2016
744
December 2016
747
January 2017
751
February 2017
755
March 2017
758
April 2017
767
May 2017
775
June 2017
780
July 2017
778
August 2017
778
September 2017
779
October 2017
781
November 2017
784
December 2017
787
January 2018
790
February 2018
789
March 2018
787
April 2018
788
May 2018
791
June 2018
792
July 2018
791
August 2018
789
September 2018
790
October 2018
794
November 2018
797
December 2018
800
January 2019
802
February 2019
804
March 2019
805
April 2019
807
May 2019
809
June 2019
810
July 2019
808
August 2019
807
September 2019
810
October 2019
815
November 2019
822
December 2019
828
January 2020
833
February 2020
837
March 2020
841
April 2020
843
May 2020
844
June 2020
845
July 2020
849
August 2020
852
September 2020
855
October 2020
856
November 2020
853
December 2020
850
January 2021
846
February 2021
846
March 2021
847
April 2021
851
May 2021
856
June 2021
861
July 2021
868
August 2021
872
September 2021
874
October 2021
878
November 2021
884
December 2021
896
January 2022
911
February 2022
924
March 2022
934
April 2022
939
May 2022
945
June 2022
950
July 2022
952
August 2022
955
September 2022
961
October 2022
967
November 2022
976
December 2022
982
January 2023
990
February 2023
996
March 2023
1,003
April 2023
1,012
May 2023
1,021
June 2023
1,030
July 2023
1,035
August 2023
1,041
September 2023
1,047
October 2023
1,055
November 2023
1,063
December 2023
1,068
January 2024
1,073
February 2024
1,078
March 2024
1,084
April 2024
1,091
May 2024
1,098
June 2024
1,105
July 2024
1,109
August 2024
1,106
September 2024
1,104
October 2024
1,102
November 2024
1,101
December 2024
1,097
January 2025
1,095
February 2025
1,096
March 2025
1,101
April 2025
1,104
May 2025
1,105
June 2025
1,103
July 2025
1,100
August 2025
1,098
September 2025
1,098
October 2025
1,104
November 2025
1,111
December 2025
1,118
January 2026
1,123
February 2026
1,126
March 2026
1,130
April 2026
1,133
May 2026
1,134
June 2026
1,135
July 2026
1,140
August 2026
1,145
Leeds source →Latest figures across all comparison places
Official local housing data feed. House prices are provisional, not seasonally adjusted; rents use the Price Index of Private Rents. Local short-term estimates are variable. Country references use only the explicitly country-coded ctry object, never the local place object.
Greater London: 11.9% · all 32 boroughs and the City of London.
Earlier census
2011: 16.9%
Separate census snapshots. Check the notes before treating a difference as a trend.
How these years compare
Direct official Census 2011 counts for exact requested geography codes. The source geography vintage is retained. Missing or reorganised areas are not reconstructed from names, population shares or current wards.
These are dated census snapshots, not annual estimates. No straight line, interpolated year or automatic percentage-point change is supplied between censuses. Exact code matching alone is not proof that boundaries were unchanged.
Health and tenure can be viewed alongside their 2021 counterparts with the stated definition cautions. The health shares are not adjusted for age. Household-definition changes affect tenure comparisons.
Highest qualifications and household deprivation are excluded from this historical comparison because ONS identifies the 2021 measures as not comparable with 2011.
local authorities: county / unitary (prior to April 2015). 2011 source →
Greater London: 4.3% · all 32 boroughs and the City of London.
Earlier census
2011: 7.3%
Separate census snapshots. Check the notes before treating a difference as a trend.
How these years compare
Direct official Census 2011 counts for exact requested geography codes. The source geography vintage is retained. Missing or reorganised areas are not reconstructed from names, population shares or current wards.
These are dated census snapshots, not annual estimates. No straight line, interpolated year or automatic percentage-point change is supplied between censuses. Exact code matching alone is not proof that boundaries were unchanged.
Health and tenure can be viewed alongside their 2021 counterparts with the stated definition cautions. The health shares are not adjusted for age. Household-definition changes affect tenure comparisons.
Highest qualifications and household deprivation are excluded from this historical comparison because ONS identifies the 2021 measures as not comparable with 2011.
local authorities: county / unitary (prior to April 2015). 2011 source →
Residents’ own description of their health. Age differences also affect comparisons between places.
Greater London: 8,799,728 · all 32 boroughs and the City of London.
Earlier census
2011: 302,402
Separate census snapshots. Check the notes before treating a difference as a trend.
How these years compare
Direct official Census 2011 counts for exact requested geography codes. The source geography vintage is retained. Missing or reorganised areas are not reconstructed from names, population shares or current wards.
These are dated census snapshots, not annual estimates. No straight line, interpolated year or automatic percentage-point change is supplied between censuses. Exact code matching alone is not proof that boundaries were unchanged.
Health and tenure can be viewed alongside their 2021 counterparts with the stated definition cautions. The health shares are not adjusted for age. Household-definition changes affect tenure comparisons.
Highest qualifications and household deprivation are excluded from this historical comparison because ONS identifies the 2021 measures as not comparable with 2011.
local authorities: county / unitary (prior to April 2015). 2011 source →
Greater London: 30% · all 32 boroughs and the City of London.
Earlier census
2011: 14.8%
Separate census snapshots. Check the notes before treating a difference as a trend.
How these years compare
Direct official Census 2011 counts for exact requested geography codes. The source geography vintage is retained. Missing or reorganised areas are not reconstructed from names, population shares or current wards.
These are dated census snapshots, not annual estimates. No straight line, interpolated year or automatic percentage-point change is supplied between censuses. Exact code matching alone is not proof that boundaries were unchanged.
Health and tenure can be viewed alongside their 2021 counterparts with the stated definition cautions. The health shares are not adjusted for age. Household-definition changes affect tenure comparisons.
Highest qualifications and household deprivation are excluded from this historical comparison because ONS identifies the 2021 measures as not comparable with 2011.
local authorities: county / unitary (prior to April 2015). 2011 source →
Greater London: 23.1% · all 32 boroughs and the City of London.
Earlier census
2011: 17.7%
Separate census snapshots. Check the notes before treating a difference as a trend.
How these years compare
Direct official Census 2011 counts for exact requested geography codes. The source geography vintage is retained. Missing or reorganised areas are not reconstructed from names, population shares or current wards.
These are dated census snapshots, not annual estimates. No straight line, interpolated year or automatic percentage-point change is supplied between censuses. Exact code matching alone is not proof that boundaries were unchanged.
Health and tenure can be viewed alongside their 2021 counterparts with the stated definition cautions. The health shares are not adjusted for age. Household-definition changes affect tenure comparisons.
Highest qualifications and household deprivation are excluded from this historical comparison because ONS identifies the 2021 measures as not comparable with 2011.
local authorities: county / unitary (prior to April 2015). 2011 source →
