District Health and Wellbeing (JSNA) summaries 

Community Health and Wellbeing summaries 

Abingdon (Oct 2017)

Banbury (Dec 2017)

Bicester (Nov 2017)

Carterton (Sept 2017)

Didcot (Oct 2018)

Kidlington (May 2019)

Thame (Oct 2018)

Wantage and Grove (Aug 2018)

Witney (Nov 2018)

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Other Community health and wellbeing profiles will be added here as they are developed

District Wards in Oxfordshire

There are 112 wards in Oxfordshire.

Maps showing the changes to ward boundaries in 2015 and 2016 in Oxfordshire's rural districts are available here

The revised ward boundaries for Oxford (from 2020) are available here. 

To find health and wellbeing data at ward level, go to the Inequalities Indicators sections of the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA).

Geographies used to publish national statistics

Handy beginners guide to statistical geographies

Middle Layer Super Output Areas (MSOAs): 86 in Oxfordshire with an average of 7,600 residents - a growing set of population, health and other statistics are now being published at MSOA level. Map of Oxfordshire showing Middle Layer Super Output Areas

Lower Layer Super Output Areas (LSOAs): 407 in Oxfordshire with an average of 1,600 residents - used to publish the Indices of Deprivation, Census and other data

Output Areas (OAs): 2,508 in Oxfordshire with an average of 300 residents - used to publish Census data.

Webpages with statistics for Oxfordshire's districts

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