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Census 2021 small-area composition
Geography: England EnglandCensus 2021 · resident small-area, catchment-weighted to the registered list (Jul 2026) · OGL v3
Everything here is catchment-weighted — it reflects where your patients live, not your practice’s own counts.
% not in good healthCatchment-weighted · LSOA
5.1%England 5.1%% overcrowded householdsCatchment-weighted · LSOA
5%England 5%% disabled (Equality Act)Catchment-weighted · LSOA
17.1%England 17.1%Catchment-weighted vs comparator & England
Patient-weighted resident % across the scope's registered list · England · Census 2021
% not in good health
England
5.1%
England
5.1%
% overcrowded households
England
5%
England
5%
% disabled (Equality Act)
England
17.1%
England
17.1%
Metric detail
Catchment-weighted (patient-weighted) vs unweighted small-area (area) mean vs comparator vs England
| % disabled (Equality Act) | 17.1% | 17.5% | — | 17.1% | — |
| % not in good health | 5.1% | 5.2% | — | 5.1% | — |
| % overcrowded households | 5% | 4.5% | — | 5% | — |
Catchment-weighted % weights each LSOA by the scope’s registered patients living there (Σ patients×% ÷ Σ patients); the small-area (area) mean counts every catchment LSOA equally. Patients matched to a Census value: 63,315,394 (16,688 unmatched).
About this data
Provenance & method
- Status
- Official statistics
- Census year
- 2021
- Catchment quarter
- Jul 2026
- Scale
- 101,265 rows
- Licence
- Open Government Licence v3.0
- How this is produced
- Census 2021 tables TS037 (general health), TS052 (occupancy rating for bedrooms) and TS038 (disability) are harvested at 2021-LSOA grain from the keyless ONS Nomis API, and a percentage is derived per small area (e.g. % reporting Bad or Very bad health). Because Census 2021 and the GP catchment share the 2021 LSOA vintage, each metric is folded directly onto practices by where the scope’s registered patients live (GpRegisteredLsoa) — no 2011↔2021 bridge — and materialised once into the catchment-weighting layer. A scope’s figure is the patient-weighted mean of its catchment LSOAs’ values; the comparator is the nearest parent (ICB → region → England).