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People & Neighbourhoods
This section of the site provides information on people and neighbourhoods, with links through to related reports such as the latest Indices of Multiple Deprivation (2015). We also provide information on population estimates, plus a range of resources that might be useful in your work. You might also find information on our pages on the JSNA and 2011 Census useful.
Various pages available in the People & Neighbourhoods section
- Population Estimates and Projections
- Household Estimates and Projections
- Indices of Multiple Deprivation
- Migration
- Equality and Diversity
- Armed Forces Community
- Rurality
- Rural Roadshows
- Somerset Rural Youth Project
- Commissioning Locality Profiles
- Digital Inclusion
- Internet Speeds
- Electoral Statistics
- Troubled Families
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Did you know?
There has been a big increase since 2001 in the number of residents with a Level 4 (e.g., Bachelor degree) or above qualification. There are now more people qualified to at least Level 4 (25.6%) than people with no qualifications (22.4%). - 2011 Census