Population resources

Data on Southampton’s population, including ethnicity, language and religion can be found in the data compendium, which can be downloaded below.

Data compendium about life expectancy and mortality, which includes benchmarking, trend and deep dive analysis on life expectancy (at birth and age 65), causes of death, years of life lost, morality rates, excess winter deaths, end of life care and place of death.

Data on Southampton’s population, including migration can be found in the data compendium, which can be downloaded below.

Data on Southampton’s changing population, using the Hampshire County Council Small Area Population Forecasts (SAPF) and the ONS Sub-national Population Projections (SNPP) can be found in the data compendium, which can be downloaded below. In addition, the Southampton population pyramid tool can be downloaded which allows customisable population pyramids to be generated for various geographies within the city, and models how the population profile of the city is likely to change over time.

Data on the size and structure of Southampton's population, using the Small Area Population Forecasts (SAPF). The population pyramid tool allows customisable population pyramids to be generated for various geographies within the city and models how the population profile of the city is likely to change over time.

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.