Gloucestershire County Council in-house population estimates are available at district and neighbourhood level and are more accurate than the Office of National Statistics (ONS) estimates because local data sources are fully used.

The Gloucestershire Local Projection is derived from local population statistics and is trend-based. It also assesses the impact of potential changes in housing development on future population and household growth in Gloucestershire and districts.

The National Census is a 10-yearly count of all people and households in the UK, which provides a snapshot of demographic and socio-economic characteristics of an area. The current census data is for 2001.

An annual document to monitor the population trend in Gloucestershire and its six districts. It provides an overview of population growth with respect to various components that contribute to the change.

Reports of demographic research carried out by the Research and Intelligence Team, which focus on some of Gloucestershire County Council's key priorities

Gloucestershire has experienced a rapid and large influx of migrant workers since the accession of 8 new states to the European Union in 2004. Official statistics can be used to estimate the scale of migration.

Report and latest estimates of ethnic population in Gloucestershire and districts.