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    Variation in sub-population projections & mid-year 2025 estimate

    By Anthony Hall, Public Health Intelligence Officer –  Anthony.Hall@southtyneside.gov.uk The full document, including graphs can be accessed here South Tyneside’s Population Is Higher Than Expected  The latest mid-year population estimates show that South Tyneside is growing faster than expected.   The new figures are higher than the 2022-based population projections. This is true across all main age groups.  In mid-2025, South Tyneside had an estimated population of 151,255 people. The projected population was 150,174. This … Continue reading “Variation in sub-population projections & mid-year 2025 estimate”

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    Intelligence Update – July 2026

    This page covers local intelligence releases of note in July 2026. You can view all public health intelligence updates on our Intelligence page. This month the following profiles were updated on Fingertips: Adult mental health and wellbeing profile Smoking profile Perinatal, children and young people’s mental health profile NHS Health Check quarterly statistics January to … Continue reading “Intelligence Update – July 2026”

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    Intelligence Update – May 2026

    This page covers local intelligence releases of note in May 2026. You can view all public health intelligence updates on our Intelligence page. This month the following profiles were updated on Fingertips: Child and maternal health profiles Mortality profile Obesity, physical activity and nutrition profile Public Health Outcomes Framework Respiratory disease profile Child and Maternal … Continue reading “Intelligence Update – May 2026”

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    Intelligence Update – April 2026

    This page covers local intelligence releases of note in April 2026. You can view all public health intelligence updates on our Intelligence page. Adult mental health and wellbeing profile In April 2026 the Fingertips Adult mental health and wellbeing profile was updated with the following indicators: Model-based estimated prevalence of severe mental illness (New indicator) … Continue reading “Intelligence Update – April 2026”