Statistics About Oxford

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Latest chart: large increase in men working part-time (May 2013) More...

Economy Having fallen to 2,300, the number of residents claiming unemployment benefit has been increasing since December and now stands at 2,550 (February 2013) More...	Population On Census day in March 2011, Oxford's 'usually resident' population was estimated to number 151,900. More...	Deprivation Oxford has twelve Super Output Areas among the 20% most deprived areas in England. More...
Health Life expectancy in Oxford is 80 years, with significant geographic inequalities within the city. More...	Housing The average Oxford house now costs £290,000 (July-Sept 2012). More...	Crime Links to detailed local crime statistics. More...
Education Oxford is, in general, a well-educated city with 41% of the population qualified to NVQ Level 4 or equivalent. More...	Geography Oxford is a densely populated place, though 52% of the city is actually open space. This page includes a map of the area covered by the City Council. More...	Census Find out about the headline findings from the 2011 Census and how to access the data.

Page last reviewed 28 March 2013

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