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Copnor

One of Portsmouth's 14 wards, in Portsmouth North. About 13,300 residents at the 2021 Census.

Portsmouth North

Who represents you

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Councillor

Raymond Dent

Reform UK

Term to 6 May 2027

cllr.raymond.dent@portsmouthcc.gov.uk · Profile

Councillor

Carl Inman

Reform UK

Term to 2 May 2030

cllr.carl.inman@portsmouthcc.gov.uk · Profile

Councillor

Lee Tindal

Reform UK

Term to 4 May 2028

Cllr.Lee.Tindal@portsmouthcc.gov.uk · Profile

Councillor list from the council's ModernGov system, checked 23 September 2026. Check the council's list.

Where it isPortsmouth North
Biggest differences from Portsmouth
2.7%Social rented homesPortsmouth 18.0% · Census 2021
17.4%Households with no car or vanPortsmouth 30.3% · Census 2021

The two measures where Copnor differs most from the city, relative to the city figure.

The six pillars in Copnor

Thriving economy
Households deprived in 2+ ways
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Lifelong learning
Adults with no qualifications
Adults with degree-level qualifications
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Healthy and happy
Residents in bad or very bad health
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Culture and creativity

Not published at ward level.

Easy travel
Households with no car or van
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Green city

0 fly-tipping hotspot streets on the council's list.

All ward measures as a table

Census 2021 was taken on 21 March 2021, during the third national lockdown. Student and workplace populations were displaced, and the figures do not update between censuses. Read them as a map of how wards differ from each other, not as this year's conditions.

MeasureCopnorPortsmouthEngland
Households deprived in 2+ ways14.0%19.4%18.1%
Social rented homes2.7%18.0%17.1%
Private rented homes21.5%28.6%20.5%
Overcrowded households3.3%4.4%4.4%
Residents in bad or very bad health3.9%5.0%5.2%
Adults with no qualifications16.9%17.4%18.1%
Adults with degree-level qualifications26.2%30.0%33.9%
Households with no car or van17.4%30.3%23.5%

ONS Census 2021, via UK Stat Pack's ward registry.

Local pressures

24.0%

of children in relative low income after housing costs

603 children. Portsmouth 31.0%.

DWP, Financial year ending 2025, published 26 March 2026

85

HMO register records

City total 3,125. Records, not properties.

Shared homes in Pompey

91.3

recorded crimes per 1,000 residents

Portsmouth 112.7 · England 81.0. Aug 2025 to Jul 2026.

Crime by type in this ward

0

fly-tipping hotspot streets in the council's list

None of the listed hotspot streets is in this ward.

Portsmouth City Council

Projects in your constituency

Linear Park and Hilsea Lido

Underway Portsmouth North Committed £7.75m grant (scheme total since risen to £8.286m)

Football facilities — Levelling Up attribution unconfirmed

Unverified City-wide Committed Historic £1m capital line; Levelling Up attribution unconfirmed

Hilsea Lines moat restoration and sea defences

Underway Portsmouth North Committed Not published as a single figure

Tipner West

Allocated in Local Plan Portsmouth North Committed No public funding committed

Population and child poverty

Current ward geography · Child poverty: FYE 2025; population: mid-2024 · Population and children aged under 16 in relative low income, before (BHC) or after (AHC) housing costs.

MeasureCopnor
Child poverty after housing costs · FYE 202524%
Child poverty before housing costs · FYE 202515.2%
Resident population · mid-202413469 people
Children in low income after housing costs · FYE 2025603 children

DWP · ONS ward population · DWP May 2024 and ONS May 2025 ward codes match the mapped boundaries. Counts are disclosure-controlled; ward totals may differ from city totals. Population is an estimate, not an exact headcount. Ward population uses the November 2025 release; city trends use the July 2026 revision. Same-year totals may differ between those vintages.

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