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Latest chart: private sector rents in Oxford are among the least affordable in England (April 2012) More...
EconomyThe number of people claiming unemployment benefit has risen to nearly 2,900 (February 2012). More...
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PopulationOxford's total population is estimated to be 153,700, including over 30,000 full-time students. More... |
DeprivationOxford has twelve Super Output Areas among the 20% most deprived areas in England. More... |
HealthLife expectancy in Oxford is 80.3 years, with significant geographic inequalities within the city. More...
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HousingThe average Oxford house now costs £250,000. More... |
CrimeLinks to detailed local crime statistics. More... |
EducationOxford is, in general, a well-educated city with 41% of the population qualified to NVQ Level 4 or equivalent. More... |
GeographyOxford 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... |
CensusThese pages provide access to data from the 2001 Census. You can also find out about the 2011 Census. |
Page last reviewed 04 October 2011