UK public data, by local authority district
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Housing, jobs, schools, roads, procurement and population for every local authority district in the United Kingdom — nine dataset families from seven official publishers, each with the publisher's own caveats attached. Click a district for its figures.

Why the caveats matter

Every figure carries the publisher's own caveats. Where a statistic is published for a wider area than the one you clicked, or where the publisher itself flags it as unreliable, the page says so rather than quietly rounding it off.

The UK's four nations publish separately, so some figures stop at a border: house sale prices cover England and Wales, road collisions Great Britain. Pupil absence is published for England, but not every English district individually — some are reported only as part of their wider county. An area with fewer datasets isn't missing data — either its nation publishes that statistic through a different body, or (pupil absence only) its own district isn't reported separately.

Northern Ireland

11 local authorities make up Northern Ireland, ranked here by population.

Population, every local authority in Northern Ireland ranked
RankLocal authorityPopulationYear-on-year
1Belfast352,390+0.5% year on year, from 350,533
2Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon222,511+0.3% year on year, from 221,754
3Newry, Mourne and Down183,115-0.2% year on year, from 183,429
4Ards and North Down165,415+0.3% year on year, from 164,913
5Mid Ulster152,718+0.5% year on year, from 152,006
6Derry City and Strabane152,383+1.0% year on year, from 150,859
7Lisburn and Castlereagh151,669+0.6% year on year, from 150,822
8Antrim and Newtownabbey148,100+0.5% year on year, from 147,298
9Causeway Coast and Glens141,954+0.2% year on year, from 141,733
10Mid and East Antrim139,913+0.1% year on year, from 139,840
11Fermanagh and Omagh117,687+0.4% year on year, from 117,195

See every UK local authority ranked by population

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