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Migration in Lewisham

Every migration series published for Lewisham, each over its full published span. A series that begins part-way along began then: nothing earlier is published for this area, and no gap is filled in.

Asylum seekers supported in each council area

In Lewisham, asylum seekers supported in each council area rose from 123 in 2014 Q1 to 210 in 2026 Q2, a change of 87 or 70.7% (Home Office).

Asylum seekers supported in each council area: 2014 Q1 to 2026 Q2CoalitionConservativeConservativeConservativeConservativeConservativeConservativeLabourLabour010020030020142016201820202022202420262014 Q1: 123 people · published 27 August 20262014 Q2: 123 people · published 27 August 20262014 Q3: 112 people · published 27 August 20262014 Q4: 115 people · published 27 August 20262015 Q1: 101 people · published 27 August 20262015 Q2: 93 people · published 27 August 20262015 Q3: 84 people · published 27 August 20262015 Q4: 83 people · published 27 August 20262016 Q1: 91 people · published 27 August 20262016 Q2: 97 people · published 27 August 20262016 Q3: 99 people · published 27 August 20262016 Q4: 96 people · published 27 August 20262017 Q1: 95 people · published 27 August 20262017 Q2: 87 people · published 27 August 20262017 Q3: 82 people · published 27 August 20262017 Q4: 89 people · published 27 August 20262018 Q1: 104 people · published 27 August 20262018 Q2: 100 people · published 27 August 20262018 Q3: 92 people · published 27 August 20262018 Q4: 76 people · published 27 August 20262019 Q1: 78 people · published 27 August 20262019 Q2: 72 people · published 27 August 20262019 Q3: 70 people · published 27 August 20262019 Q4: 70 people · published 27 August 20262020 Q1: 65 people · published 27 August 20262020 Q2: 74 people · published 27 August 20262020 Q3: 83 people · published 27 August 20262020 Q4: 80 people · published 27 August 20262021 Q1: 82 people · published 27 August 20262021 Q2: 96 people · published 27 August 20262021 Q3: 106 people · published 27 August 20262021 Q4: 155 people · published 27 August 20262022 Q1: 139 people · published 27 August 20262022 Q2: 126 people · published 27 August 20262022 Q3: 157 people · published 27 August 20262022 Q4: 360 people · published 27 August 20262023 Q1: 332 people · published 27 August 20262023 Q2: 350 people · published 27 August 20262023 Q3: 102 people · published 27 August 20262023 Q4: 80 people · published 27 August 20262024 Q1: 112 people · published 27 August 20262024 Q2: 243 people · published 27 August 20262024 Q3: 247 people · published 27 August 20262024 Q4: 257 people · published 27 August 20262025 Q1: 238 people · published 27 August 20262025 Q2: 233 people · published 27 August 20262025 Q3: 283 people · published 27 August 20262025 Q4: 258 people · published 27 August 20262026 Q1: 245 people · published 27 August 20262026 Q2: 210 people · published 27 August 2026
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The chart as a table
PeriodAsylum seekers supported in each council area
2014 Q1123 people
2014 Q2123 people
2014 Q3112 people
2014 Q4115 people
2015 Q1101 people
2015 Q293 people
2015 Q384 people
2015 Q483 people
2016 Q191 people
2016 Q297 people
2016 Q399 people
2016 Q496 people
2017 Q195 people
2017 Q287 people
2017 Q382 people
2017 Q489 people
2018 Q1104 people
2018 Q2100 people
2018 Q392 people
2018 Q476 people
2019 Q178 people
2019 Q272 people
2019 Q370 people
2019 Q470 people
2020 Q165 people
2020 Q274 people
2020 Q383 people
2020 Q480 people
2021 Q182 people
2021 Q296 people
2021 Q3106 people
2021 Q4155 people
2022 Q1139 people
2022 Q2126 people
2022 Q3157 people
2022 Q4360 people
2023 Q1332 people
2023 Q2350 people
2023 Q3102 people
2023 Q480 people
2024 Q1112 people
2024 Q2243 people
2024 Q3247 people
2024 Q4257 people
2025 Q1238 people
2025 Q2233 people
2025 Q3283 people
2025 Q4258 people
2026 Q1245 people
2026 Q2210 people

Home Office. Latest: 210 (2026 Q2). The national series and its methodology.

People resettled in each council area

In Lewisham, people resettled in each council area fell from 15 in 2017 Q1 to 3 in 2023 Q2, a change of 12 or 80.0% (Home Office).

People resettled in each council area: 2017 Q1 to 2023 Q2ConservativeConservativeConservativeConservativeConservative010203020172018201920202021202220232017 Q1: 15 people · published 27 August 20262017 Q2: 9 people · published 27 August 20262017 Q3: 25 people · published 27 August 20262017 Q4: 24 people · published 27 August 20262019 Q2: 7 people · published 27 August 20262019 Q3: 4 people · published 27 August 20262019 Q4: 20 people · published 27 August 20262020 Q1: 12 people · published 27 August 20262021 Q2: 6 people · published 27 August 20262021 Q3: 7 people · published 27 August 20262021 Q4: 16 people · published 27 August 20262022 Q2: 5 people · published 27 August 20262022 Q3: 20 people · published 27 August 20262022 Q4: 30 people · published 27 August 20262023 Q1: 3 people · published 27 August 20262023 Q2: 3 people · published 27 August 2026
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PeriodPeople resettled in each council area
2017 Q115 people
2017 Q29 people
2017 Q325 people
2017 Q424 people
2019 Q27 people
2019 Q34 people
2019 Q420 people
2020 Q112 people
2021 Q26 people
2021 Q37 people
2021 Q416 people
2022 Q25 people
2022 Q320 people
2022 Q430 people
2023 Q13 people
2023 Q23 people

Home Office. Latest: 3 (2023 Q2). The national series and its methodology.

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