Presentation slide sets

First release from the Census 2021, compared with Census 2011. Results include population by age and sex, population density and households. Below are a slide set and a data compendium comparing Southampton, ONS comparators and England.

This work highlights need and inequalities among Southampton neighbourhoods across a number of key theme areas, including demography, children’s social care, youth crime and violence, healthy start, child health and need, adult health and need, education and poverty and deprivation.

In the context of an ageing population, increases in morbidity (ill health) and a reduction in resources, there is a need to better understand how this could impact on future demand for health and social care services in Southampton. As a result, an analysis was undertaken in 2018 to model and project the number of Southampton residents with chronic health conditions in the future, and how this may translate into demand for local services. The slide set below summarises the findings of this analysis.

A COVID-19 Health Impact Assessment has been conducted to highlight emerging direct and indirect health impacts of the pandemic on people living in Southampton. This health impact assessment will be used to inform and support prioritisation of specific actions within the Southampton health and wellbeing strategy.

This slide set contains a series of maps illustrating the geographic variation in the number of shield patients in the city, and the variation in clinical and non-clinical vulnerabilities as a result of COVID-19. In addition, the slide set also contains a time series of maps illustrating the change in the percentage of the working age population claiming Universal credit and Job Seeker Allowance claimants.

Data packs providing a summary of the health of the population by Locality and GP Practice.

presentations providing an overview of current and future crime, disorder and community safety issues affecting Southampton.

Data from the original 2017 Southampton Economic Assessment was updated in spring 2021 and a smaller summary update slide set produced updating some of the key messages for the city.