Borough Profile
Borough Profile – June2024
Borough Profile – December 2023
Borough Profile – June2023
Borough Profile – December 2022
Borough Profile – June 2022
Borough Profile – December 2021
Borough Profile – June 2021
Borough Profile – December 2020
Borough Profile – June 2020
Borough Profile – December 2019
Borough Profile – June 2019
Borough Profile – December 2018
Borough profile – February 2018
Carers
Carers Strategy 2018_2022
Croydon Carers Plan – easy read final – 2018_2022
Final_Carers_Strategy_Exec Summary_A5 – 2018_2022
Carer Engagement Report v04 -2017
Carer Engagement Summary 2017
Carer Engagement Report v02 – 2015
Exec Summary Carer Engagement 2015
Census (2021)
Croydon Highlights from each ONS data release
Population
Census 2021 Findings_Release01_28Jun2022
Migration & Demography
Census 2021 Findings_Release02_02Nov2022
UK Armed Forces Veterans
Census 2021_Findings_Release03_10Nov2022
Ethnic Group, National Identity, Language & Religion
Census 2021 Findings_Release04_29Nov2022
Labour Market & Travel to Work
Census 2021 Findings_Release05_08Dec2022
Housing
Census 2021 Findings_Release06_05Jan2023
Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity
Census 2021 Findings_Release07_06Jan2023
Education
Census 2021 Findings_Release08_10Jan2023
Health, disability and unpaid care
Census 2021 Findings_Release09_19Jan2023
Useful data from Census 2021
ONS_Census2021_Populations by Single Year of Age
ONS_Census2021_Sex by SYA_Croydon_London_England
ONS_Census2021_Ethnicity by SYA_Croydon_London_England
Census (2011)
Census Presentation First Release
Census Presentation Second Release
Census Presentation Third Release
Croydon Household Profile
Children, Young People and Families
Childcare Sufficiency Assessment 2023
Croydon SEND and AP Local Area Strategy 1
Best Start Hubs – Main map
Best Start Community Profile Planning Area 1 map
Best Start Community Profile Planning Area 2 map
Best Start Community Profile Planning Area 3 map
2017 Best Start Community Profile Planning Area 1
2017 Best Start Community Profile Planning Area 2
2017 Best Start Community Profile Planning Area 3
2016 Best Start Community Profile Planning Area 1
2016 Best Start Community Profile Planning Area 2
2016 Best Start Community Profile Planning Area 3
5-19 Community Profile Planning Area 1
5-19 Community Profile Planning Area 2
5-19 Community Profile Planning Area 3
Safeguarding & Looked After Children Needs Assessment
Crime
Community-Safety-Strategy-2022-24
Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence
Q4 2018-19 Report
Q3 2018-19 Report
Q2 2018-19 Report
Q1 2018-19 Report
Economy
Croydon Economic Strategy_2019
Evening Night Time Economy Plan 2019
Education
Intelligent London
Ofsted Data Tool
Environment
Equalities
Ethnic group projections (2016-based housing-led)
AW_131011_Equalities Poster
Stonewall_Sexual_Orientation_The_Equality_Act_Made_Simple
Stonewall_Sexual Orientation_monitoring_data
Stonewall_Vision-for-change-for Trans-people_2017
Equalities Data by Ward – Oct 14
Health and disability
Housing
Household Profile 2011
Home_Truths_2017_London 2015/16
Weekly Average Rent_Private(1997 to 2016)
Weekly Average Rent_LA(1998 to 2016)
Housing Tenure_households-boroughs(2008 to 2014)
IMD (Index of Multiple Deprivation)
IMD 2019 – Deprivation in Croydon – Headlines
Indices_of_Deprivation_2015_Report
All 2010 Deprivation Data by LSOA
All 2007 Deprivation Data by LSOA
All 2004 Deprivation Data by LSOA
JSNA (Joint Strategic Needs Assessment)
All documents (key dataset, needs assessments and statistical bulletins) can be found on the observatory here.
Market Position Statement
Croydon’s Market Position Statement for Adult Social Care & Health (ASCH) services seeks to reflect the current picture of demand for care and support alongside the design, supply and utilisation of provision across the market to meet the changing needs of local people, and within the current financial challenges being experienced across health and social care. The Market Position Statement provides strategic information for providers to inform business and development plans within the context of meeting the Council’s strategic priorities, and to deliver service innovation and value for money.
We will continue to maintain an open dialogue with providers and people who use the services we commission through our provider forums and resident engagement groups, to ensure there is sufficient choice of provision to help people meet their aspirations and live as independently as possible. We will monitor the content of the Market Position Statement regularly and refresh when there are significant changes to report.
The following link provides more details of what the Market Position Statement means in Croydon …
ASCH Market Position Statement 2023 FINAL 11 May 23
Older People
Safeguarding Adults Strategy 2010-2015
PNA (Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment)
PNA 2018
PNA_Croydon Supplementary Statement_March 2018
PNA 2015 Appendix A
PNA 2015 Appendix B
PNA 2015 Appendix C
PNA 2015 Appendix D
PNA 2015 Appendix E
PNA 2015 Appendix F
PNA 2015 Appendix G
PNA 2015 Appendix H
PNA 2015 Appendix I
PNA 2015 Appendix J
PNA 2015 part 1
PNA 2015 part 2
PNA 2015 part 3
PNA 2015 part 4
PNA review1 20131023
PNA review2 20131023
PNA review3 20140313
PNA review4 20140313
PNA review5 20131023
PNA 2011
PNA 2011 annex A
PNA 2011 annex B
Population Mid Year Estimates
ONS_MYE_2023_Croydon & London Councils
ONS_MYE_2020_Croydon_Only
ONS_MYE_2020_London Councils Only
ONS_MYE_2019_by Gender
ONS_MYE_2019_by London Councils
Population Projections
The GLA’s housing-led population projections
https://data.london.gov.uk/dataset/housing-led-population-projections
The housing-led projections reconcile future population growth with available housing supply by incorporating a housing supply trajectory. The GLA recommends the housing-led projections for most uses.
The housing-led projections include projections for London Boroughs and London wards (2022 boundaries). The release also includes components of change (births, deaths and migration data).
The most recent set of GLA projections are the housing-led, 2022-based round (May 2024) which comprise three development scenarios: the Identified Capacity scenario for 5 years, 10 years and 15 years.
GLA Housing-led_2022_Identified_Capacity_5yr_low_fert_std – Croydon
GLA Housing-led_2022_Identified_Capacity_10yr_central_fert_std – Croydon (Recommended)
GLA Housing-led_2022_Identified_Capacity_15yr_high_fert_std – Croydon
The GLA’s trend-based population projections
https://data.london.gov.uk/dataset/trend-based-population-projections
The trend-based projections include a range of variants based on different assumptions about future levels of migration. The projections are produced for all local authorities in England & Wales and nationally for Scotland and Northern Ireland
The most recent set of trend-based population projections currently available are the 2022-based variant projections (May 2024).
The 2022-based projections comprise three principal variants which have been produced using different assumptions about future levels of domestic and international migration over 5 years, 10 years and 15 years.
Trend-based_2022_5yr_low_fert – Croydon
Trend-based_2022_10yr_central_fert – Croydon (Recommended)
Trend-based_2022_15yr_high_fert – Croydon
The GLA’s ethnic group population projections
GLA Ethnic group projections (2016-based and housing-led)
The GLA’s London Population Projections Explorer
https://apps.london.gov.uk/population-projections/
(These projections are 2020-based housing-led projections)
Social Value
Strategies (Corporate)
Mayor’s Business plan 2022 – 2026
Voluntary and Community Sector Strategy 2019-2023