Windsor and Maidenhead
8 datasets are currently published for Windsor and Maidenhead. 2 more are on this site for other parts of the UK but not published here: tender awards (Find a Tender / Contracts Finder carry almost no Scottish notices — Scotland's public bodies largely use a separate procurement portal); the tender single-bid rate (same near-zero Scottish coverage as tender awards — Find a Tender / Contracts Finder carry almost no Scottish notices).
Each figure below comes from a different official publisher and was last confirmed on a different date — click through to any one for its own source and "as of" date.
How Windsor and Maidenhead compares with the other local authority districts
- Claimant count per 1,000 residents: ranked 238th of 361 (15.8 per 1,000 residents).
- Median sale price: joint 25th of 318 (shared with 2 other local authority districts) (£500,000).
- Persistent pupil absence: ranked 74th of 132 (17.9%).
A rank is a position among the local authority districts on one measure, in the latest figures. It is not a verdict on how well an area is doing.
- Claimant count — Windsor and Maidenhead: 2,520, July 2026 (+4.6% year on year, from 2,410). (same figure, by: Claimant count by age) Source: Office for National Statistics, Claimant Count (via Nomis). Licence: licence terms.
- House Price Index — Windsor and Maidenhead: 99.9, June 2026 (-2.2% year on year, from 102.1). Source: HM Land Registry, Office for National Statistics, Registers of Scotland and Land & Property Services Northern Ireland — UK House Price Index. Licence: licence terms.
- Median sale price — Windsor and Maidenhead: £500,000, Q2 2026 (-9.1% year on year, from £550,000). Source: HM Land Registry — Price Paid Data. Licence: licence terms.
- Persistent pupil absence — Windsor and Maidenhead: 17.9%, 2024/25 (-1.2 percentage points year on year, from 19.1%). Source: Department for Education — Explore Education Statistics. Licence: licence terms.
- Planning applications granting new dwellings — Windsor and Maidenhead: 26, Q1 2026 (+52.9% year on year, from 17). Source: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government — Planning Application Statistics (PS2). Licence: licence terms.
- Population estimate — Windsor and Maidenhead: 159,776, 2025 (+0.6% year on year, from 158,760). Source: Office for National Statistics, Population Estimates (via Nomis). Licence: licence terms.
- Road collisions — Windsor and Maidenhead: 176, 2025 (+18.1% year on year, from 149). Source: Department for Transport, Road Safety Data (STATS19). Licence: licence terms.
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