Local authority · E09000028

Southwark year by year

Every series published for Southwark, on one time axis. An empty cell means nothing was published for that year: no figure is carried forward, interpolated or estimated to fill it. Where a series publishes more often than once a year, the cell holds the last period ending in that year.

Published figures for Southwark, 1986 to 2027
Series198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009201020112012201320142015201620172018201920202021202220232024202520262027
Band D council tax by billing authority£1,441£1,528£1,595£1,693£1,793£1,878£1,967
Median annual pay, full-time employees, by area of residence£31,728£33,371£33,347£33,340£33,818£34,102£32,978£33,921£33,975£35,012£36,159£39,130£38,403£38,087£41,845£44,991£43,723£48,681
Median weekly pay, full-time employees, by area of residence£577£618£609£627£631£632£621£642£643£670£672£709£733£729£780£818£882£940
Average private rent a month£1,700£1,770£1,773£1,786£1,815£1,870£1,832£1,963£2,144£2,331£2,374£2,431
Private rent annual change4.1%0.2%0.8%1.6%3%-2%7.2%9.2%8.7%1.9%3.8%
People claiming unemployment-related benefits21,33518,73515,00011,81513,41019,49022,08022,24520,65019,33516,08512,11011,32010,2159,3359,3709,6309,7759,0908,7707,9906,4157,4109,6109,86511,12510,4408,3356,1454,9705,4907,1608,1308,41520,27013,99511,17511,64013,18013,02013,350
Claimants as a proportion of residents aged 16 to 6414.6%14.5%13.5%12.3%10.2%7.6%7%6.1%5.3%5.2%5.4%5.5%5%4.7%4.1%3.2%3.7%4.7%4.7%5.2%4.8%3.8%2.8%2.2%2.4%3.1%3.5%3.6%8.7%6.1%4.8%4.9%5.6%5.5%5.6%
Average house price£72,017£85,226£93,826£113,465£140,728£176,926£198,817£220,260£236,619£253,422£259,753£303,529£354,862£303,868£306,001£339,707£359,498£401,488£447,861£516,431£564,008£588,479£560,669£578,284£586,997£622,328£558,544£586,868£565,336£580,377£590,488£582,473
House price annual change18.3%10.1%20.9%24%25.7%12.4%10.8%7.4%7.1%2.5%16.9%16.9%-14.4%0.7%11%5.8%11.7%11.6%15.3%9.2%4.3%-4.7%3.1%1.5%6%-10.2%5.1%-3.7%2.7%1.7%2.2%
Net internal migration by local authority-2,024-2,218-4,317-2,319-3,916-3,360-2,997-2,753-4,182-10,067-5,092-5,380-6,040-7,494
International migration into a local authority11,22711,57912,18812,41912,46810,24011,69312,14610,1819,50911,56013,29112,3538,957
International migration out of a local authority7,4036,9808,0447,6107,7377,6707,5288,7597,8355,3235,9375,6216,8657,928
Net international migration by local authority3,8244,5994,1444,8094,7312,5704,1653,3872,3464,1865,6237,6705,4881,029
Births by local authority5,0284,9084,6634,6414,5094,3974,3104,1033,9273,3903,4483,3933,2243,218
Deaths by local authority1,3321,3201,3211,3631,3391,3801,3931,3751,6141,4401,4091,4951,3671,419
Births minus deaths by local authority3,6963,5883,3423,2783,1703,0172,9172,7282,3131,9502,0391,8981,8571,799
Other population change by local authority-1,135-1,179-1,352-1,405-1,313-1,307-1,233-1,263-1,013-1,362-5-30-4-26
Population by local authority288,717293,078297,868299,685304,048306,720307,640310,492312,591312,055306,762309,327313,485314,786

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