Oxfordshire Insight

Oxfordshire County Council housing-led forecasts 2017 to 2027 (released August 2019). 

This pack includes data by:

1. Local Authority District: persons, males, females, single year of age and age bands 2017 to 2027
2. MSOA: persons, broad age and 5 year age bands 2017 to 2027

Note that, unlike trend-based ONS population projections, the County Council population model includes assumptions about future growth in housing within Oxfordshire, provided by planning officers in Oxfordshire's district councils as of March 2019.

This pack provides an overview of health and wellbeing data of relevance to working age adults (aged 18-64) with:

• Physical disability
• Learning difficulties
• Mental health problems

NOTE that this Working Age Adults Needs Assessment is a supplementary report to Oxfordshire’s main 2019 JSNA (March 2019) which includes further information on topics such as housing & homelessness, deprivation, health conditions and accessing health services

More detail on Mental Health is available in the Mental Health Needs Assessment for Oxfordshire (Feb 2018)

This pack contains the most recent data ward level, including summaries for each district in Oxfordshire.

Some indicators have not been updated since the 2018 publication of the health inequalities basket of indicators.

This pack contains the most recent data at small area level (ward, MSOA, district, and GP practice). Some indicators have not been updated since the 2018 publication of the health inequalities basket of indicators.

This one page JSNA Bitesize shows data from Department of Work and Pensions on people claiming Universal Credit in Oxfordshire (introduced October 2017).

It also includes trend data provided by Citizens Advice Oxfordshire on the number of people in contact about Universal Credit.

This JSNA Bitesize uses data from the school census carried out in January 2019 and shows data by ward on pupils ethnicity and information on languages spoken in primary schools in Oxfordshire.