Home Office · 69 councils compared over one year

Is people resettled in each council area in my area changing faster than in the country?

Each council’s own change in people resettled in each council area beside the national change over the same span, classified by a fixed tolerance. Faster means further in the national direction; it is not a score.

Nationally, people resettled in each council area fell from 1,623 in 2025 Q2 to 569 in 2026 Q2, down 64.9% (1,054). Of 322 councils, 3 moved faster, 13 moved in line, 26 moved more slowly, 27 moved the opposite way, 0 could not be compared; 253 had no figure a year earlier.

Over five and ten years

Nationally, people resettled in each council area rose from 464 in 2021 Q2 to 569 in 2026 Q2, up 22.6% (105). Of 322 councils, 10 moved faster, 2 moved in line, 7 moved more slowly, 41 moved the opposite way, 0 could not be compared; 262 had no figure 5 years earlier.

Nationally, people resettled in each council area fell from 1,044 in 2016 Q2 to 569 in 2026 Q2, down 45.5% (475). Of 322 councils, 5 moved faster, 2 moved in line, 0 moved more slowly, 3 moved the opposite way, 0 could not be compared; 312 had no figure 10 years earlier.

Every council

Council	A year earlier	Latest	Change	Change (%)	Gap to national	Relation	5 years	10 years
United Kingdom	1,6232025 Q2	5692026 Q2	−1,054	−64.9%	—	The national figure	+22.6%	−45.5%
Middlesbrough	12025 Q2	82026 Q2	+7	+700.0%	+764.9 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Newry, Mourne and Down	42019 Q1	222020 Q1	+18	+450.0%	+514.9 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
West Berkshire	22018 Q4	112019 Q4	+9	+450.0%	+514.9 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Bromsgrove	12018 Q3	52019 Q3	+4	+400.0%	+464.9 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Aberdeen City	22025 Q1	72026 Q1	+5	+250.0%	+314.9 pts	Opposite direction	—	−76.7%
Liverpool	42021 Q1	142022 Q1	+10	+250.0%	+314.9 pts	Opposite direction	−33.3%	—
Wandsworth	22019 Q1	72020 Q1	+5	+250.0%	+314.9 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Falkirk	32025 Q2	82026 Q2	+5	+166.7%	+231.6 pts	Opposite direction	—	−38.5%
Vale of White Horse	32022 Q1	82023 Q1	+5	+166.7%	+231.6 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Bristol, City of	22025 Q2	52026 Q2	+3	+150.0%	+214.9 pts	Opposite direction	−66.7%	+25.0%
Stroud	32018 Q1	72019 Q1	+4	+133.3%	+198.3 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Derbyshire Dales	42021 Q2	92022 Q2	+5	+125.0%	+189.9 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Calderdale	52023 Q4	102024 Q4	+5	+100.0%	+164.9 pts	Opposite direction	+66.7%	—
Coventry	22022 Q3	42023 Q3	+2	+100.0%	+164.9 pts	Opposite direction	−85.7%	—
Powys	42025 Q2	82026 Q2	+4	+100.0%	+164.9 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Northumberland	92018 Q4	172019 Q4	+8	+88.9%	+153.8 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Surrey Heath	42019 Q1	72020 Q1	+3	+75.0%	+139.9 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Tonbridge and Malling	62020 Q1	102021 Q1	+4	+66.7%	+131.6 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Highland	42023 Q3	62024 Q3	+2	+50.0%	+114.9 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Norwich	52025 Q2	72026 Q2	+2	+40.0%	+104.9 pts	Opposite direction	−30.0%	—
East Renfrewshire	32017 Q3	42018 Q3	+1	+33.3%	+98.3 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Islington	222025 Q2	282026 Q2	+6	+27.3%	+92.2 pts	Opposite direction	—	+154.5%
Blackpool	42023 Q1	52024 Q1	+1	+25.0%	+89.9 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Redbridge	42021 Q1	52022 Q1	+1	+25.0%	+89.9 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Stockport	42022 Q4	52023 Q4	+1	+25.0%	+89.9 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Waltham Forest	42024 Q1	52025 Q1	+1	+25.0%	+89.9 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Buckinghamshire	52021 Q1	62022 Q1	+1	+20.0%	+84.9 pts	Opposite direction	—	—
Cotswold	62016 Q2	62017 Q2	0	0.0%	+64.9 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
East Lothian	42022 Q4	42023 Q4	0	0.0%	+64.9 pts	More slowly than the country	0.0%	—
Merton	42022 Q2	42023 Q2	0	0.0%	+64.9 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Preston	42025 Q1	42026 Q1	0	0.0%	+64.9 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Rossendale	182018 Q3	182019 Q3	0	0.0%	+64.9 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Rushcliffe	42019 Q1	42020 Q1	0	0.0%	+64.9 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
South Ribble	12024 Q1	12025 Q1	0	0.0%	+64.9 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Sutton	52018 Q2	52019 Q2	0	0.0%	+64.9 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Tewkesbury	52016 Q3	52017 Q3	0	0.0%	+64.9 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Dacorum	62019 Q1	52020 Q1	−1	−16.7%	+48.3 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Nottingham	122025 Q2	102026 Q2	−2	−16.7%	+48.3 pts	More slowly than the country	—	−44.4%
West Devon	52018 Q2	42019 Q2	−1	−20.0%	+44.9 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Winchester	102017 Q1	82018 Q1	−2	−20.0%	+44.9 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Guildford	42021 Q4	32022 Q4	−1	−25.0%	+39.9 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Eastbourne	102018 Q3	72019 Q3	−3	−30.0%	+34.9 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Neath Port Talbot	222015 Q4	152016 Q4	−7	−31.8%	+33.1 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Chorley	62024 Q2	42025 Q2	−2	−33.3%	+31.6 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Lambeth	62019 Q1	42020 Q1	−2	−33.3%	+31.6 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Lewisham	52022 Q2	32023 Q2	−2	−40.0%	+24.9 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Lisburn and Castlereagh	52019 Q1	32020 Q1	−2	−40.0%	+24.9 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Torbay	102016 Q3	62017 Q3	−4	−40.0%	+24.9 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Greenwich	72020 Q1	42021 Q1	−3	−42.9%	+22.1 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Warrington	72019 Q1	42020 Q1	−3	−42.9%	+22.1 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Hinckley and Bosworth	92018 Q3	52019 Q3	−4	−44.4%	+20.5 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Oxford	92025 Q1	52026 Q1	−4	−44.4%	+20.5 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
West Lancashire	92025 Q1	52026 Q1	−4	−44.4%	+20.5 pts	More slowly than the country	—	—
Dumfries and Galloway	82019 Q1	42020 Q1	−4	−50.0%	+14.9 pts	In line with the country	—	—
Solihull	102016 Q2	52017 Q2	−5	−50.0%	+14.9 pts	In line with the country	—	—
Torfaen	102017 Q4	52018 Q4	−5	−50.0%	+14.9 pts	In line with the country	—	—
Wakefield	82025 Q1	42026 Q1	−4	−50.0%	+14.9 pts	In line with the country	—	—
Waverley	62017 Q2	32018 Q2	−3	−50.0%	+14.9 pts	In line with the country	—	—
St Albans	92017 Q2	42018 Q2	−5	−55.6%	+9.4 pts	In line with the country	—	—
West Lothian	142018 Q2	62019 Q2	−8	−57.1%	+7.8 pts	In line with the country	—	—
Dudley	102018 Q4	42019 Q4	−6	−60.0%	+4.9 pts	In line with the country	—	—
Peterborough	52022 Q1	22023 Q1	−3	−60.0%	+4.9 pts	In line with the country	+100.0%	—
St. Helens	182019 Q1	72020 Q1	−11	−61.1%	+3.8 pts	In line with the country	—	—
Aberdeenshire	192025 Q2	72026 Q2	−12	−63.2%	+1.8 pts	In line with the country	—	+133.3%
East Ayrshire	62024 Q3	22025 Q3	−4	−66.7%	−1.7 pts	In line with the country	—	—
Haringey	42017 Q2	12018 Q2	−3	−75.0%	−10.1 pts	In line with the country	—	—
Crawley	62024 Q3	12025 Q3	−5	−83.3%	−18.4 pts	Faster than the country	—	—
Pendle	122024 Q4	22025 Q4	−10	−83.3%	−18.4 pts	Faster than the country	—	—
Woking	122019 Q1	12020 Q1	−11	−91.7%	−26.7 pts	Faster than the country	—	—
Adur	no figure published a year earlier		152017 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Amber Valley	no figure published a year earlier		52022 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Angus	no figure published a year earlier		42018 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Antrim and Newtownabbey	no figure published a year earlier		62022 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Ards and North Down	no figure published a year earlier		102021 Q4	Not comparable			−16.7%	—
Argyll and Bute	no figure published a year earlier		82024 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon	no figure published a year earlier		102019 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Arun	no figure published a year earlier		12025 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Ashfield	no figure published a year earlier		82021 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Ashford	no figure published a year earlier		52025 Q4	Not comparable			—	−64.3%
Barking and Dagenham	no figure published a year earlier		42023 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Barnet	no figure published a year earlier		22025 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Basildon	no figure published a year earlier		42017 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Basingstoke and Deane	no figure published a year earlier		22016 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Bassetlaw	no figure published a year earlier		152018 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Bath and North East Somerset	no figure published a year earlier		32025 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Bedford	no figure published a year earlier		42024 Q4	Not comparable			−20.0%	—
Belfast	no figure published a year earlier		12022 Q2	Not comparable			−97.4%	—
Birmingham	no figure published a year earlier		12026 Q2	Not comparable			−95.5%	−83.3%
Blaby	no figure published a year earlier		42020 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Blaenau Gwent	no figure published a year earlier		52018 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Bolsover	no figure published a year earlier		102018 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole	no figure published a year earlier		42019 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Bracknell Forest	no figure published a year earlier		52017 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Bradford	no figure published a year earlier		132026 Q2	Not comparable			−65.8%	—
Braintree	no figure published a year earlier		32020 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Brent	no figure published a year earlier		22025 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Bridgend	no figure published a year earlier		52021 Q4	Not comparable			−16.7%	—
Brighton and Hove	no figure published a year earlier		62026 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Broadland	no figure published a year earlier		42026 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Bromley	no figure published a year earlier		42021 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Broxtowe	no figure published a year earlier		72022 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Burnley	no figure published a year earlier		22023 Q2	Not comparable			−50.0%	—
Bury	no figure published a year earlier		82018 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Caerphilly	no figure published a year earlier		42018 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Cambridge	no figure published a year earlier		92023 Q1	Not comparable			+50.0%	—
Camden	no figure published a year earlier		32024 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Cannock Chase	no figure published a year earlier		52021 Q4	Not comparable			−50.0%	—
Canterbury	no figure published a year earlier		92025 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Cardiff	no figure published a year earlier		52021 Q3	Not comparable			−76.2%	—
Carmarthenshire	no figure published a year earlier		52025 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Causeway Coast and Glens	no figure published a year earlier		102020 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Central Bedfordshire	no figure published a year earlier		42026 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Ceredigion	no figure published a year earlier		32022 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Charnwood	no figure published a year earlier		102020 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Chelmsford	no figure published a year earlier		42021 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Cheltenham	no figure published a year earlier		22024 Q4	Not comparable			−71.4%	—
Cherwell	no figure published a year earlier		22024 Q2	Not comparable			−60.0%	—
Cheshire East	no figure published a year earlier		52021 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Cheshire West and Chester	no figure published a year earlier		32026 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Chesterfield	no figure published a year earlier		12019 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Chichester	no figure published a year earlier		52025 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
City of Edinburgh	no figure published a year earlier		102026 Q2	Not comparable			−56.5%	−66.7%
City of London	no figure published a year earlier		42016 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Clackmannanshire	no figure published a year earlier		52021 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Colchester	no figure published a year earlier		62021 Q3	Not comparable			−68.4%	—
Conwy	no figure published a year earlier		92019 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Cornwall	no figure published a year earlier		52023 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
County Durham	no figure published a year earlier		252024 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Croydon	no figure published a year earlier		52022 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Cumberland	no figure published a year earlier		32024 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Darlington	no figure published a year earlier		52021 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Dartford	no figure published a year earlier		82024 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Denbighshire	no figure published a year earlier		32026 Q1	Not comparable			−25.0%	—
Derby	no figure published a year earlier		32022 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Derry City and Strabane	no figure published a year earlier		72020 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Doncaster	no figure published a year earlier		22025 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Dorset	no figure published a year earlier		52022 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Dover	no figure published a year earlier		22021 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Dundee City	no figure published a year earlier		22024 Q1	Not comparable			−83.3%	—
Ealing	no figure published a year earlier		22026 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
East Devon	no figure published a year earlier		52022 Q2	Not comparable			+66.7%	—
East Dunbartonshire	no figure published a year earlier		32022 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
East Hampshire	no figure published a year earlier		82018 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
East Hertfordshire	no figure published a year earlier		52019 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
East Lindsey	no figure published a year earlier		52022 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
East Riding of Yorkshire	no figure published a year earlier		102024 Q4	Not comparable			+66.7%	—
East Staffordshire	no figure published a year earlier		122018 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Eastleigh	no figure published a year earlier		42021 Q4	Not comparable			+100.0%	—
Elmbridge	no figure published a year earlier		52019 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Enfield	no figure published a year earlier		22023 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Epping Forest	no figure published a year earlier		72019 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Epsom and Ewell	no figure published a year earlier		22023 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Erewash	no figure published a year earlier		52019 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Exeter	no figure published a year earlier		32024 Q3	Not comparable			−66.7%	—
Fareham	no figure published a year earlier		52022 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Fenland	no figure published a year earlier		102019 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Fermanagh and Omagh	no figure published a year earlier		32021 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Fife	no figure published a year earlier		62023 Q3	Not comparable			−14.3%	—
Flintshire	no figure published a year earlier		72025 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Folkestone and Hythe	no figure published a year earlier		22021 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Forest of Dean	no figure published a year earlier		22019 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Fylde	no figure published a year earlier		192019 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Gateshead	no figure published a year earlier		42025 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Gedling	no figure published a year earlier		62024 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Glasgow City	no figure published a year earlier		12024 Q2	Not comparable			−97.3%	—
Gloucester	no figure published a year earlier		32023 Q4	Not comparable			−75.0%	—
Gravesham	no figure published a year earlier		112019 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Gwynedd	no figure published a year earlier		42023 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Hackney	no figure published a year earlier		42019 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Halton	no figure published a year earlier		52022 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Hammersmith and Fulham	no figure published a year earlier		22026 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Harborough	no figure published a year earlier		72019 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Harlow	no figure published a year earlier		62016 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Harrow	no figure published a year earlier		82019 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Hartlepool	no figure published a year earlier		52026 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Hastings	no figure published a year earlier		32026 Q1	Not comparable			+200.0%	—
Havant	no figure published a year earlier		42021 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Herefordshire, County of	no figure published a year earlier		272018 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Hertsmere	no figure published a year earlier		62019 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
High Peak	no figure published a year earlier		42020 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Horsham	no figure published a year earlier		42021 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Hounslow	no figure published a year earlier		42022 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Huntingdonshire	no figure published a year earlier		52019 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Hyndburn	no figure published a year earlier		52025 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Inverclyde	no figure published a year earlier		52025 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Ipswich	no figure published a year earlier		52025 Q1	Not comparable			−16.7%	—
Isle of Anglesey	no figure published a year earlier		22022 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Isle of Wight	no figure published a year earlier		32022 Q2	Not comparable			0.0%	—
Kensington and Chelsea	no figure published a year earlier		22018 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Kingston upon Hull, City of	no figure published a year earlier		72024 Q1	Not comparable			+75.0%	—
Kingston upon Thames	no figure published a year earlier		22022 Q3	Not comparable			−80.0%	—
Kirklees	no figure published a year earlier		22025 Q1	Not comparable			−60.0%	—
Knowsley	no figure published a year earlier		142020 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Lancaster	no figure published a year earlier		32026 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Leeds	no figure published a year earlier		82023 Q4	Not comparable			−50.0%	—
Leicester	no figure published a year earlier		52023 Q2	Not comparable			−68.8%	—
Lewes	no figure published a year earlier		42021 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Lichfield	no figure published a year earlier		32023 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Lincoln	no figure published a year earlier		92019 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Luton	no figure published a year earlier		12023 Q2	Not comparable			0.0%	—
Maidstone	no figure published a year earlier		52018 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Maldon	no figure published a year earlier		62017 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Malvern Hills	no figure published a year earlier		52023 Q4	Not comparable			−44.4%	—
Manchester	no figure published a year earlier		22025 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Mansfield	no figure published a year earlier		42025 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Melton	no figure published a year earlier		52022 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Merthyr Tydfil	no figure published a year earlier		82016 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Mid and East Antrim	no figure published a year earlier		52019 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Mid Devon	no figure published a year earlier		42020 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Mid Suffolk	no figure published a year earlier		62022 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Mid Sussex	no figure published a year earlier		52022 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Mid Ulster	no figure published a year earlier		62021 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Midlothian	no figure published a year earlier		42018 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Milton Keynes	no figure published a year earlier		12019 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Mole Valley	no figure published a year earlier		52021 Q4	Not comparable			0.0%	—
Monmouthshire	no figure published a year earlier		62019 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Moray	no figure published a year earlier		12019 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Na h-Eileanan Siar	no figure published a year earlier		42022 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
New Forest	no figure published a year earlier		42017 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Newark and Sherwood	no figure published a year earlier		72022 Q1	Not comparable			−30.0%	—
Newcastle upon Tyne	no figure published a year earlier		42024 Q4	Not comparable			−20.0%	—
Newcastle-under-Lyme	no figure published a year earlier		22018 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Newham	no figure published a year earlier		62022 Q1	Not comparable			−79.3%	—
Newport	no figure published a year earlier		52023 Q1	Not comparable			−58.3%	—
North Ayrshire	no figure published a year earlier		62023 Q4	Not comparable			+20.0%	—
North Devon	no figure published a year earlier		22025 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
North East Derbyshire	no figure published a year earlier		62023 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
North East Lincolnshire	no figure published a year earlier		22025 Q1	Not comparable			0.0%	—
North Hertfordshire	no figure published a year earlier		52022 Q4	Not comparable			−50.0%	—
North Kesteven	no figure published a year earlier		52019 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
North Lanarkshire	no figure published a year earlier		62022 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
North Lincolnshire	no figure published a year earlier		32025 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
North Somerset	no figure published a year earlier		12024 Q3	Not comparable			−75.0%	—
North Tyneside	no figure published a year earlier		72022 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
North Warwickshire	no figure published a year earlier		22017 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
North West Leicestershire	no figure published a year earlier		42019 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
North Yorkshire	no figure published a year earlier		12025 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Nuneaton and Bedworth	no figure published a year earlier		42026 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Oadby and Wigston	no figure published a year earlier		22017 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Orkney Islands	no figure published a year earlier		102019 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Pembrokeshire	no figure published a year earlier		62019 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Perth and Kinross	no figure published a year earlier		42026 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Plymouth	no figure published a year earlier		62021 Q3	Not comparable			+100.0%	—
Portsmouth	no figure published a year earlier		42022 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Reading	no figure published a year earlier		62022 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Redcar and Cleveland	no figure published a year earlier		102026 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Redditch	no figure published a year earlier		92016 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Reigate and Banstead	no figure published a year earlier		22019 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Renfrewshire	no figure published a year earlier		22026 Q2	Not comparable			—	−83.3%
Rhondda Cynon Taf	no figure published a year earlier		32023 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Ribble Valley	no figure published a year earlier		72026 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Richmond upon Thames	no figure published a year earlier		52019 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Rother	no figure published a year earlier		52026 Q1	Not comparable			+150.0%	—
Rotherham	no figure published a year earlier		42024 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Rugby	no figure published a year earlier		42019 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Runnymede	no figure published a year earlier		82022 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Rutland	no figure published a year earlier		42019 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Salford	no figure published a year earlier		22021 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Sandwell	no figure published a year earlier		62022 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Scottish Borders	no figure published a year earlier		32020 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Sefton	no figure published a year earlier		62021 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Sevenoaks	no figure published a year earlier		92021 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Shetland Islands	no figure published a year earlier		72018 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Shropshire	no figure published a year earlier		52021 Q3	Not comparable			−61.5%	—
Slough	no figure published a year earlier		72018 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Somerset	no figure published a year earlier		32025 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
South Ayrshire	no figure published a year earlier		62019 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
South Cambridgeshire	no figure published a year earlier		12020 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
South Derbyshire	no figure published a year earlier		82017 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
South Gloucestershire	no figure published a year earlier		132025 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
South Hams	no figure published a year earlier		32022 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
South Holland	no figure published a year earlier		52019 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
South Kesteven	no figure published a year earlier		52019 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
South Lanarkshire	no figure published a year earlier		22025 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
South Oxfordshire	no figure published a year earlier		32022 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Southampton	no figure published a year earlier		22023 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Southend-on-Sea	no figure published a year earlier		52021 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Southwark	no figure published a year earlier		12026 Q2	Not comparable			−75.0%	—
Stafford	no figure published a year earlier		52018 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Staffordshire Moorlands	no figure published a year earlier		52018 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Stevenage	no figure published a year earlier		22022 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Stirling	no figure published a year earlier		22023 Q4	Not comparable			−71.4%	—
Stoke-on-Trent	no figure published a year earlier		12019 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Stratford-on-Avon	no figure published a year earlier		52026 Q1	Not comparable			+25.0%	—
Swale	no figure published a year earlier		62022 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Swansea	no figure published a year earlier		32021 Q3	Not comparable			−85.7%	—
Tameside	no figure published a year earlier		32021 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Tamworth	no figure published a year earlier		62018 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Tandridge	no figure published a year earlier		42019 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Teignbridge	no figure published a year earlier		32023 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Telford and Wrekin	no figure published a year earlier		52021 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Tendring	no figure published a year earlier		52018 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Test Valley	no figure published a year earlier		42019 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Thanet	no figure published a year earlier		82019 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Three Rivers	no figure published a year earlier		12020 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Thurrock	no figure published a year earlier		22020 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Torridge	no figure published a year earlier		52024 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Tower Hamlets	no figure published a year earlier		42021 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Trafford	no figure published a year earlier		52022 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Tunbridge Wells	no figure published a year earlier		32026 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Uttlesford	no figure published a year earlier		42023 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Vale of Glamorgan	no figure published a year earlier		112021 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Walsall	no figure published a year earlier		42021 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Warwick	no figure published a year earlier		22026 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Watford	no figure published a year earlier		92018 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Wealden	no figure published a year earlier		32024 Q4	Not comparable			−25.0%	—
Welwyn Hatfield	no figure published a year earlier		22021 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
West Dunbartonshire	no figure published a year earlier		12025 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
West Oxfordshire	no figure published a year earlier		82016 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Westmorland and Furness	no figure published a year earlier		82025 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Wiltshire	no figure published a year earlier		42025 Q1	Not comparable			0.0%	—
Windsor and Maidenhead	no figure published a year earlier		22021 Q4	Not comparable			−50.0%	—
Wirral	no figure published a year earlier		32025 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Wokingham	no figure published a year earlier		52019 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Wolverhampton	no figure published a year earlier		202022 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Worcester	no figure published a year earlier		82025 Q3	Not comparable			—	—
Worthing	no figure published a year earlier		122019 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
Wrexham	no figure published a year earlier		22025 Q4	Not comparable			0.0%	—
Wychavon	no figure published a year earlier		42026 Q2	Not comparable			—	—
Wyre	no figure published a year earlier		42025 Q1	Not comparable			—	—
Wyre Forest	no figure published a year earlier		42022 Q4	Not comparable			—	—
York	no figure published a year earlier		12025 Q2	Not comparable			—	—

How the relation is decided

Each council’s change is its latest published figure against its figure exactly one year earlier by period end. The national change is the national series’ own two figures. The gap is the council’s change minus the national change, in points of percent change. Two changes are in line when the gap is within a quarter of the national change’s size, with a floor of one point (here ±16.2). Beyond that, a council that fell faster than the national figure when its change is larger in the same direction, more slowly when smaller, and opposite when the signs differ. A council with no figure at the earlier date is not comparable, never unchanged.

People resettled in each council area: nationally fell from 1,623 in 2025 Q2 to 569 in 2026 Q2, down 64.9% (1,054); 3 of 69 councils moved faster, 27 the opposite way.

Civometry, from Home Office

All measures The gap between councils The national series