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Brighton and Hove

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Explore house prices and housing, home energy and crime and safety in Brighton and Hove. This local area guide brings together 642 published figures for this city in England, with the source and date shown for each.

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How Brighton and Hove compares nationwide

Brighton and HoveNationwide

Each line runs from one value to the other, so the gap is easy to see. Higher and lower describe the number only, not whether it is better or worse.

£119 above Average across published towns and cities in England
£2,581£2,462
16,093.881 above Average across published towns and cities in England
18,0361,942.119
£118,347 above Average across published towns and cities in England
£412,650£294,303
9.4 percentage points above Average across published towns and cities in England
78.2%68.7%
£79 above Average across published towns and cities in England
£1,720£1,641
£237 above Average across published towns and cities in England
£5,161£4,924
5.4 percentage points below Average across published towns and cities in England
2.5%7.9%
31.1 percentage points below Average across published towns and cities in England
50.9%82.1%
£282,032 above Average across published towns and cities in England
£720,000£437,968
£194,922 above Average across published towns and cities in England
£492,000£297,078

Everyday services, by straight-line distance

60 m
50 m
300 m
350 m
1.1 km

The scale is logarithmic, with marks at 100 m, 1 km and 10 km.

What different homes have been selling for

£720,000
£492,000
£520,000

Council tax Band D benchmark £2,581
Flood-warning area 2.1 km away

Official place profile

Local snapshot

Population: 277,096
Active postcodes: 5,051
Place type: City

Place name

Office for National Statistics · December 2024

Source: Built Up Areas (December 2024) Boundaries EW BGG (V2)
Source release: ONS Built Up Areas December 2024 Boundaries EW BGG (V2)
Area covered: Official name of Brighton and Hove
Data date: December 2024
Added to AreaIndex: 2 September 2026
Reuse licence: Open Government Licence v3.0
Source credit: Source: Office for National Statistics. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
File fingerprint: f0d88340c42d6cbb578771f355eaf80092187e2cfe33c0a23b8882da8ed6411b

Official source: ONS towns May 2026; Cabinet Office city status August 2022

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What stands out nationally

Figures in the highest or lowest tenth of their published comparison group. Higher and lower describe the number only, not whether it is better or worse.

Homes & housing costs · Higher than most

Registered sales over the last five years

18,036

Compared with

Brighton and Hove18,036

Average across published towns and cities in England1,942.119

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Exact city total · Brighton and Hove

Price Paid Data · July 2026

Homes & housing costs · Lower than most

Freehold transaction share

50.9%

Compared with

Brighton and Hove50.9%

Average across published towns and cities in England82.1%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Exact city total · Brighton and Hove

Price Paid Data · July 2026

Homes & housing costs · Higher than most

Detached median sale price

£720,000

Compared with

Brighton and Hove£720,000

Average across published towns and cities in England£437,968

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Exact city total · Brighton and Hove

Price Paid Data · July 2026

Homes & housing costs · Higher than most

Semi-detached median sale price

£492,000

Compared with

Brighton and Hove£492,000

Average across published towns and cities in England£297,078

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Exact city total · Brighton and Hove

Price Paid Data · July 2026

Homes & housing costs · Higher than most

Terraced median sale price

£520,000

Compared with

Brighton and Hove£520,000

Average across published towns and cities in England£244,115

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Exact city total · Brighton and Hove

Price Paid Data · July 2026

Homes & housing costs · Higher than most

Flat and maisonette median sale price

£312,500

Compared with

Brighton and Hove£312,500

Average across published towns and cities in England£163,340

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Exact city total · Brighton and Hove

Price Paid Data · July 2026

Homes & housing costs · Higher than most

Registered sales in the last 12 months

2,625

Compared with

Brighton and Hove2,625

Average across published towns and cities in England282.434

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Exact city total · Brighton and Hove

Price Paid Data · July 2026

Home energy certificates · Lower than most

Median potential score

Compared with

Brighton and Hove79

Average across published towns and cities in England82.247

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Exact city total · Brighton and Hove

Energy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17

Home energy certificates · Lower than most

Typical improvement headroom

10 points

Compared with

Brighton and Hove10 points

Average across published towns and cities in England13.19 points

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Exact city total · Brighton and Hove

Energy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17

Home energy certificates · Lower than most

Typical floor area

69 m²

Compared with

Brighton and Hove69 m²

Average across published towns and cities in England82 m²

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Exact city total · Brighton and Hove

Energy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17

Home energy certificates · Lower than most

Walls recorded as insulated

36.4%

Compared with

Brighton and Hove36.4%

Average across published towns and cities in England67.2%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Exact city total · Brighton and Hove

Energy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17

Home energy certificates · Lower than most

Roofs recorded as insulated

76.3%

Compared with

Brighton and Hove76.3%

Average across published towns and cities in England90.2%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Exact city total · Brighton and Hove

Energy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17

Home energy certificates · Lower than most

On mains gas

82.4%

Compared with

Brighton and Hove82.4%

Average across published towns and cities in England90.0%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Exact city total · Brighton and Hove

Energy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17

Home energy certificates · Lower than most

Certificates recording solar panels

0.4%

Compared with

Brighton and Hove0.4%

Average across published towns and cities in England1.4%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Exact city total · Brighton and Hove

Energy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17

Home energy certificates · Lower than most

Modelled lighting cost

£69 a year

Compared with

Brighton and Hove£69 a year

Average across published towns and cities in England£78 a year

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Exact city total · Brighton and Hove

Energy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17

Crime & emergency services · Higher than most

Bicycle theft

20.0%

Compared with

This area20.0%

Average across published towns and cities in England6.5%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06

Crime & emergency services · Higher than most

Theft from the person

Compared with

This area15

Average across published towns and cities in England4.759

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06

People & households · Higher than most

One-person households

39.7%

Compared with

This area39.7%

Average across published towns and cities in England30.7%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Census 2021 · Census 2021

People & households · Higher than most

Privately rented households

32.9%

Compared with

This area32.9%

Average across published towns and cities in England17.5%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Census 2021 · Census 2021

People & households · Higher than most

Households with no car or van

38.2%

Compared with

This area38.2%

Average across published towns and cities in England18.7%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Census 2021 · Census 2021

People & households · Higher than most

Households with one car or van

51.5%

Compared with

This area51.5%

Average across published towns and cities in England41.7%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Census 2021 · Census 2021

People & households · Lower than most

Households with two or more cars or vans

10.3%

Compared with

This area10.3%

Average across published towns and cities in England39.5%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Census 2021 · Census 2021

People & households · Higher than most

Residents with a degree-level qualification

55.2%

Compared with

This area55.2%

Average across published towns and cities in England31.1%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Census 2021 · Census 2021

People & households · Higher than most

Residents born outside the UK

23.5%

Compared with

This area23.5%

Average across published towns and cities in England10.0%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Census 2021 · Census 2021

Local energy · Higher than most

Heat network schemes

Compared with

This area5

Average across published towns and cities in England0.976

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Heat Networks Planning Database · Q1 2026

Air, land & environment · Lower than most

Storm overflows

Compared with

This area2

Average across published towns and cities in England39.04

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Event Duration Monitoring / storm overflows · 2024

Air, land & environment · Lower than most

Relative elevation versus surrounding neighbourhood

-26 m

Average across published towns and cities in England: 0 m

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

OS Terrain 50 · 2026-07

Nature & green space · Lower than most

Distance to nearest public park

50 m

Compared with

This area50 m

Average across published towns and cities in England500 m

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

OS Open Greenspace · 2026-04

Nature & green space · Higher than most

Public greenspace count

Compared with

This area39

Average across published towns and cities in England21.656

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

OS Open Greenspace · 2026-04

Schools & childcare · Higher than most

Childcare providers

Compared with

This area22

Average across published towns and cities in England4.695

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Ofsted childcare providers and inspections · 2026-03-31

Health & care · Higher than most

GP practices

Compared with

This area28

Average across published towns and cities in England8.934

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

NHS Organisation Data Service — GP practice register · 2026-08-28

Health & care · Lower than most

Recorded diabetes prevalence at GP practice

4.5%

Compared with

This area4.5%

Average across published towns and cities in England8.2%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Quality and Outcomes Framework · 2024-25

Health & care · Lower than most

Recorded hypertension prevalence at GP practice

12.0%

Compared with

This area12.0%

Average across published towns and cities in England17.5%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Quality and Outcomes Framework · 2024-25

Health & care · Lower than most

Recorded chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) prevalence at GP practice

1.1%

Compared with

This area1.1%

Average across published towns and cities in England2.2%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Quality and Outcomes Framework · 2024-25

Health & care · Lower than most

Recorded depression prevalence at GP practice

9.7%

Compared with

This area9.7%

Average across published towns and cities in England15.3%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the lowest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Quality and Outcomes Framework · 2024-25

Health & care · Higher than most

Nearby care homes

Compared with

This area13

Average across published towns and cities in England2.974

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Care Quality Commission register · 01 September 2026

Health & care · Higher than most

Nearby regulated GP services

Compared with

This area4

Average across published towns and cities in England1.393

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Care Quality Commission register · 01 September 2026

Health & care · Higher than most

Nearby regulated dentists

Compared with

This area9

Average across published towns and cities in England2.977

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Care Quality Commission register · 01 September 2026

Health & care · Higher than most

Nearby hospitals

Compared with

This area12

Average across published towns and cities in England3.255

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Care Quality Commission register · 01 September 2026

Health & care · Higher than most

Registered care services

Compared with

This area39

Average across published towns and cities in England11.136

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Care Quality Commission register · 01 September 2026

Health & care · Higher than most

Being listened to at the last appointment

96.1%

Compared with

This area96.1%

Average across published towns and cities in England87.7%

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

GP Patient Survey 2026 · 2026

Transport & getting around · Higher than most

Reported injury collisions

200

Compared with

This area200

Average across published towns and cities in England52.945

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

STATS19 road safety open data · 2021 to 2025

Transport & getting around · Higher than most

Serious injury collisions

Compared with

This area50

Average across published towns and cities in England12.736

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

STATS19 road safety open data · 2021 to 2025

Transport & getting around · Higher than most

Pedestrian casualties

Compared with

This area35

Average across published towns and cities in England14.406

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

STATS19 road safety open data · 2021 to 2025

Transport & getting around · Higher than most

Cyclist casualties

Compared with

This area68

Average across published towns and cities in England8.516

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

STATS19 road safety open data · 2021 to 2025

Transport & getting around · Higher than most

Roadworks permitted

234

Compared with

This area234

Average across published towns and cities in England120.432

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Street Manager roadworks open data · 2026-07

Shops, food & amenities · Higher than most

Food businesses

478

Compared with

This area478

Average across published towns and cities in England117.466

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Food Hygiene Rating Scheme · 2026-10-02

Shops, food & amenities · Higher than most

Premises rated 5

371

Compared with

This area371

Average across published towns and cities in England80.895

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

Food Hygiene Rating Scheme · 2026-10-02

Shops, food & amenities · Higher than most

Count of convenience shops

Compared with

This area13

Average across published towns and cities in England4.842

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

OpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23

Shops, food & amenities · Higher than most

Count of pharmacies

Compared with

This area4

Average across published towns and cities in England1.753

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

OpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23

Shops, food & amenities · Higher than most

Count of hospitals

Compared with

This area10

Average across published towns and cities in England1.967

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

OpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23

Shops, food & amenities · Higher than most

Count of dentists

Compared with

This area4

Average across published towns and cities in England1.378

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

OpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23

Shops, food & amenities · Higher than most

Count of vets

Compared with

This area4

Average across published towns and cities in England0.647

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

OpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23

Shops, food & amenities · Higher than most

Count of schools

Compared with

This area12

Average across published towns and cities in England4.489

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

OpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23

Shops, food & amenities · Higher than most

Count of nurseries and childcare

Compared with

This area5

Average across published towns and cities in England1.318

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

OpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23

Shops, food & amenities · Higher than most

Count of cafes

Compared with

This area16

Average across published towns and cities in England5.896

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

OpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23

Shops, food & amenities · Higher than most

Count of gyms

Compared with

This area2

Average across published towns and cities in England0.798

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

OpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23

Shops, food & amenities · Higher than most

Count of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations

Compared with

This area10

Average across published towns and cities in England0.947

Lowest tenthHighest tenth

Among the highest 10% of towns and cities in England.

Representative location

OpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23

What area does each figure describe?

Every figure belongs to one of these groups, so you always know whether you are reading about the whole place, a neighbourhood, or the wider council area.

66
Neighbourhood range
Lowest, median and highest across local areas
490
Around the centre
A representative location in the town
86
Wider council area
Named council areas around the town

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How these figures were made

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Published figureTaken directly from the named source.
Combined recordsSeveral published records combined into one total, average or summary.
Model estimateEstimated by a model rather than measured at this postcode.
Calculated from a mapWorked out by matching this postcode to features on a published map.

Council Air Quality Management Areas

Published council-wide context for councils linked to Brighton and Hove, not a finding about the whole place or a property.

These records are published for councils linked to known active postcodes in this place. The councils cover a wider area: a listed designation is not a finding that it intersects this town or any property. The list may not be exhaustive. AQMAs are management designations, not measured pollution concentrations, property exposure or clean-air charging zones. Absence of a designation is not evidence of clean air. Great Britain only; Northern Ireland mapping is not included.

Brighton and Hove · council-wide context
Brighton and Hove AQMA 1
Declared pollutant objectives: nitrogen dioxide.
Includes four main arterial routes connecting Brighton & Hove City Centre, that is: the B2066 - Ultralow Emission Zone and part of the A23, A270, A2010 and adjacent land use.
Official UK-AIR designation record
Brighton and Hove · council-wide context
Brighton and Hove AQMA 2
Declared pollutant objectives: nitrogen dioxide.
Rottingdean High St from the A259 junction to the T-junction with Vicarage Lane.
Official UK-AIR designation record
Brighton and Hove · council-wide context
Brighton & Hove AQMA5
Declared pollutant objectives: nitrogen dioxide.
South Road and Preston Road part of the A23 (north of Preston Drove) and adjoining properties.
Official UK-AIR designation record
Brighton and Hove · council-wide context
Brighton & Hove AQMA6
Declared pollutant objectives: nitrogen dioxide.
Eastern Road outside of the Royal Sussex County Hospital. Mixed road traffic, gas combustion and long term construction.
Official UK-AIR designation record
Brighton and Hove · council-wide context
Brighton & Hove AQMA3
Declared pollutant objectives: nitrogen dioxide.
South West Portslade including housing surrounding the A259 and A293 haulage route from Shoreham port inland. NOx contributions from, general traffic, buses, HGV and wharf side industry.
Official UK-AIR designation record
Brighton and Hove · council-wide context
Brighton & Hove AQMA4
Declared pollutant objectives: nitrogen dioxide.
Premises adjacent with the Old Shoreham Road (A270) Nevill Road and Sackville Road (A2023) Junction.
Official UK-AIR designation record
Lewes · council-wide context
Lewes Town Centre AQMA
Declared pollutant objectives: nitrogen dioxide.
An area encompassing a section of Lewes Town Centre extending north to include the Police Station, south to St Andrews Place.
Official UK-AIR designation record
Lewes · council-wide context
A259 Newhaven ring road and Town Centre No 1
Declared pollutant objectives: nitrogen dioxide.
Lewes District Council Air Quality Management Area The area within the edged black on the attached plan shall be designated as an air quality management area the designated area. The designated area incorporates Newhaven Town Centre, Southway, Northway,
Official UK-AIR designation record

Defra and devolved administrations / Ricardo / local authorities · 2026-10-20

Source: Air Quality Management Areas
Source release: Defra UK-AIR AQMA GB boundaries published 2026_10_20 [b0429a13ddb0aec2c63e07a61ca4d6b2d60edc49df028ca25c6993906b8e795a]
Area covered: Published records for known linked councils; not a Town intersection assessment
Data date: 2026-10-20
Added to AreaIndex: 25 October 2026
Reuse licence: Open Government Licence v3.0 (Great Britain only)
Source credit: Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. AQMA data compiled by Ricardo on behalf of Defra and the devolved administrations from local authority reports. Contains Ordnance Survey (GB) data © Crown copyright and database right 2026; Royal Mail (GB) data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026; National Statistics (GB) data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. © Crown copyright and database rights 2026, licensed under Defra’s Public Sector Mapping Agreement with Ordnance Survey (licence No. 100022861).
File fingerprint: b0429a13ddb0aec2c63e07a61ca4d6b2d60edc49df028ca25c6993906b8e795a

Mapped Nitrate Vulnerable Zone records

Named records from the publisher’s mapped dataset intersecting the official Brighton and Hove settlement outline, including boundary contact.

These are named records in the publisher’s mapped 2021 Nitrate Vulnerable Zones dataset whose polygons intersect this place’s current official mapped settlement outline, including boundary-only contact. This does not mean the whole town or any property is in a zone. NVZ rules concern agricultural land management, not household restrictions or a measurement of nitrate or drinking-water safety. Absence of a listed record is not evidence of clean water. Historical/type and status labels are reproduced without interpreting their current legal force. England only; separate Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish regimes are not represented.

Sussex Chalk
Publisher NVZ identifier
56
Publisher unique reference
G56
Publisher dataset type
Groundwater
Publisher’s 2017 label
Groundwater
Publisher’s 2021 label
Groundwater
Publisher’s status label (uninterpreted)
Existing

Dataset reference period: 2021. Imported 19 October 2026.

Environment Agency / Defra · 2021

Source: Nitrate Vulnerable Zones
Source release: Nitrate Vulnerable Zones (NVZ) 2021 Designations, record updated 2026-09-18
Area covered: Published English polygons intersecting the official settlement outline, including boundary contact; not a whole-town or property finding
Data date: 2021
Added to AreaIndex: 19 October 2026
Reuse licence: Open Government Licence v3.0
Source credit: © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2023. All rights reserved. Derived in part from geological mapping data provided by the British Geological Survey © NERC. Derived in part from data provided by the National Soils Research Institute © Cranfield University. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database rights 2016. Derived in part from data provided by Defra © Crown 2016 copyright, the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology © NERC, and UK Water Companies.
File fingerprint: 2eca764a13e4bfc544d6ad73c51a1a7b634ad6983ddca41763be39c14b575222

Mapped groundwater source protection categories

Original published categories whose polygons intersect the official Brighton and Hove settlement outline, including boundary contact.

These are original category codes and definitions from the retained Source Protection Zones (Merged) dataset whose polygons intersect this place’s official mapped settlement outline, including boundary-only contact. This is not a whole-town or property designation, a finding about a drinking-water supply, or evidence of contamination, water quality or risk. These definitions do not identify individual supplies. Dataset dates do not establish current legal status. Absence of a listed category does not establish that land or a property is outside a zone. England only; separate Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish regimes are not represented. Precautionary groundwater abstraction and land-use designation at a postcode centroid, not an address-level finding or drinking-water quality result. Outside a mapped zone does not establish clean or unprotected groundwater. Welsh zones and the separate Scottish and Northern Irish regimes are not represented.

Zone 1
Zone 1 — inner protection zone, within a 50-day groundwater travel time of the abstraction
Zone 2
Zone 2 — outer protection zone, within a 400-day groundwater travel time of the abstraction
Zone 3
Zone 3 — total catchment, the whole area of ground needed to support the abstraction

Dataset reference period: 2026-03-06. Downloaded 19 October 2026. Imported 19 October 2026.

Environment Agency · 2026-03-06

Source: Groundwater Source Protection Zones
Source release: Environment Agency Source Protection Zones (Merged), catalogue updated 2026-09-18T14:48:13.047442 [944183eb46c5988c07824435de126dbe1684953cae7e4fb6a44dcd2f4d094b4c]
Area covered: Published English category polygons intersecting the official settlement outline, including boundary contact; not a whole-town, property or water-supply finding
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Broadband and mobile connectivity

Broadband and mobile coverage around Brighton and Hove

Ofcom publishes these fixed-broadband, full-fibre take-up and mobile coverage profiles for named local and unitary authorities, rather than for town boundaries. They are shown as wider council-area context for Brighton and Hove; availability figures are provider predictions, not measurements at every address.

Fixed broadband across all premises in the wider council area

Brighton and Hove — All premises: 145,440
Brighton and Hove — Premises matched to provider data: 144,122
Brighton and Hove — Superfast availability (at least 30 Mbit/s): 98.1%
Brighton and Hove — 100 Mbit/s availability: 91.3%
Brighton and Hove — Ultrafast availability (at least 300 Mbit/s): 89.1%
Brighton and Hove — Full-fibre availability: 68.9%
Brighton and Hove — Gigabit availability: 86.7%
Brighton and Hove — Unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 0%
Brighton and Hove — Premises with 100 Mbit/s availability: 132,749
Lewes — All premises: 49,391
Lewes — Premises matched to provider data: 49,358
Lewes — Superfast availability (at least 30 Mbit/s): 98.3%
Lewes — 100 Mbit/s availability: 74.4%
Lewes — Ultrafast availability (at least 300 Mbit/s): 74.4%
Lewes — Full-fibre availability: 74.4%
Lewes — Gigabit availability: 74.4%
Lewes — Unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 0.1%
Lewes — Premises with 100 Mbit/s availability: 36,730
Adur — All premises: 30,449
Adur — Premises matched to provider data: 30,390
Adur — Superfast availability (at least 30 Mbit/s): 98.9%
Adur — 100 Mbit/s availability: 95.4%
Adur — Ultrafast availability (at least 300 Mbit/s): 95.4%
Adur — Full-fibre availability: 76.9%
Adur — Gigabit availability: 95.4%
Adur — Unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 0%
Adur — Premises with 100 Mbit/s availability: 29,045

Fixed broadband across residential premises in the wider council area

Brighton and Hove — All premises: 135,309
Brighton and Hove — Premises matched to provider data: 134,271
Brighton and Hove — Superfast availability (at least 30 Mbit/s): 98.3%
Brighton and Hove — 100 Mbit/s availability: 91.3%
Brighton and Hove — Ultrafast availability (at least 300 Mbit/s): 89%
Brighton and Hove — Full-fibre availability: 67.4%
Brighton and Hove — Gigabit availability: 86.5%
Brighton and Hove — Unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 0%
Brighton and Hove — Premises with 100 Mbit/s availability: 123,589
Lewes — All premises: 46,383
Lewes — Premises matched to provider data: 46,370
Lewes — Superfast availability (at least 30 Mbit/s): 98.6%
Lewes — 100 Mbit/s availability: 75.2%
Lewes — Ultrafast availability (at least 300 Mbit/s): 75.2%
Lewes — Full-fibre availability: 75.2%
Lewes — Gigabit availability: 75.2%
Lewes — Unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 0.1%
Lewes — Premises with 100 Mbit/s availability: 34,897
Adur — All premises: 28,884
Adur — Premises matched to provider data: 28,837
Adur — Superfast availability (at least 30 Mbit/s): 99.3%
Adur — 100 Mbit/s availability: 96%
Adur — Ultrafast availability (at least 300 Mbit/s): 96%
Adur — Full-fibre availability: 76.7%
Adur — Gigabit availability: 96%
Adur — Unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 0%
Adur — Premises with 100 Mbit/s availability: 27,717

Full-fibre take-up across the wider council area

Brighton and Hove — Full-fibre take-up among premises with full-fibre coverage: 29%
Brighton and Hove — Full-fibre take-up across all premises: 20%
Lewes — Full-fibre take-up among premises with full-fibre coverage: 47%
Lewes — Full-fibre take-up across all premises: 35%
Adur — Full-fibre take-up among premises with full-fibre coverage: 46%
Adur — Full-fibre take-up across all premises: 35%

Coverage data basis across the wider council area

Brighton and Hove — Premises used as the coverage basis: 145,459
Brighton and Hove — 100 m grid pixels used as the geographic coverage basis: 8,279
Brighton and Hove — 100 m grid pixels containing A or B roads: 953
Brighton and Hove — 100 m grid pixels containing motorways: Not published
Brighton and Hove — 100 m grid pixels containing motorways or A roads: 710
Lewes — Premises used as the coverage basis: 49,431
Lewes — 100 m grid pixels used as the geographic coverage basis: 29,220
Lewes — 100 m grid pixels containing A or B roads: 1,327
Lewes — 100 m grid pixels containing motorways: Not published
Lewes — 100 m grid pixels containing motorways or A roads: 910
Adur — Premises used as the coverage basis: 30,513
Adur — 100 m grid pixels used as the geographic coverage basis: 4,220
Adur — 100 m grid pixels containing A or B roads: 349
Adur — 100 m grid pixels containing motorways: Not published
Adur — 100 m grid pixels containing motorways or A roads: 330

2G coverage across the wider council area

Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 0%
Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 99.78%
Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 3 networks: 84.04%
Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 94.4%
Lewes — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 0.16%
Lewes — Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 95.17%
Lewes — Premises indoors · 3 networks: 65.03%
Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 83.75%
Adur — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published
Adur — Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 99.38%
Adur — Premises indoors · 3 networks: 81.31%
Adur — Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 84.88%

3G coverage across the wider council area

Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published
Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: Not published
Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 4 networks: Not published
Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: Not published
Lewes — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published
Lewes — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: Not published
Lewes — Premises indoors · 4 networks: Not published
Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: Not published
Adur — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published
Adur — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: Not published
Adur — Premises indoors · 4 networks: Not published
Adur — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: Not published

4G coverage across the wider council area

Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published
Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 99.8%
Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 4 networks: 97.73%
Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 97.78%
Lewes — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published
Lewes — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 99.63%
Lewes — Premises indoors · 4 networks: 89.53%
Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 96.39%
Adur — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published
Adur — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 99.92%
Adur — Premises indoors · 4 networks: 97.16%
Adur — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 90.95%

Mobile voice coverage across the wider council area

Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published
Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 99.8%
Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 4 networks: 97.97%
Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 97.99%
Lewes — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published
Lewes — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 99.74%
Lewes — Premises indoors · 4 networks: 91.7%
Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 96.98%
Adur — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published
Adur — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 99.93%
Adur — Premises indoors · 4 networks: 97.25%
Adur — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 91.9%

5G coverage across the wider council area

Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published
Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 89.66%
Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 0.03%
Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 54.26%
Lewes — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 2.67%
Lewes — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 28.45%
Lewes — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 12.42%
Lewes — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 8.93%
Adur — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published
Adur — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 76.92%
Adur — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 0.04%
Adur — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 46.12%

Standalone 5G coverage across the wider council area

Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published
Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 15.17%
Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 0.08%
Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 4.22%
Lewes — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 3.12%
Lewes — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: Not published
Lewes — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 17.15%
Lewes — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: Not published
Adur — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published
Adur — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 51.49%
Adur — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 0.05%
Adur — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 28.23%

These highlights come from complete all-premises and residential broadband profiles, both published full-fibre take-up measures, the complete 2G, 3G, 4G, voice, 5G and standalone-5G network-count profiles, and the premises and grid-pixel counts used as the mobile basis. View every published broadband, full-fibre and mobile value.

Published source details for this wider council-area context:

Source
Connected Nations Spring 2026 mobile and fixed broadband aggregates · Ofcom
Release
Connected Nations Spring 2026 mobile and fixed coverage (sha256:7a4b4a32a6d1982185c55d611d38e8547eb8d731a4b3282908ab9dc2cde27c42)
Data date
January 2026
Licence
Open Government Licence v3.0
Source credit
Source: Ofcom, Connected Nations Spring 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Published figures642 stats available

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Location & geography

Income deprivation classification: Higher deprivationONS grouping based on the relative income deprivation of the townUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · ONS towns classification, May 2026 · Published city figure
Coastal classification: CoastalWhether ONS classifies this built-up area as coastalUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · ONS towns classification, May 2026 · Published city figure
Town size group: MajorONS size group based on Census 2021 population on the 2024 boundaryUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · 2021 population on 2024 built-up-area geography · Published city figure

Homes & housing costs

Bedrooms: 1 bedroom: 193; 2 bedrooms: 414; 3 bedrooms: 111; 4 or more bedrooms: 82Published information about bedrooms for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Detached homes: Highest — Brighton and Hove 007D: 87.0%; Median: 3.3%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 022B: 0.2%Published information about detached homes for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Flats and maisonettes: Highest — Brighton and Hove 019B: 96.6%; Median: 35.9%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 005E: 0.8%Published information about flats and maisonettes for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Semi-detached homes: Highest — Brighton and Hove 001E: 90.1%; Median: 13.7%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 029C: 0.3%Published information about semi-detached homes for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Terraced homes: Highest — Brighton and Hove 018B: 86.2%; Median: 14.1%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 019B: 0.3%Published information about terraced homes for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Average house price: Brighton and Hove: £403,999; Lewes: £370,799; Adur: £373,082Across the whole local authorityUK House Price Index · 2026-05 · Named wider-area context
Median sale price: £425,000Median house price across transactions in the built-up areaUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · 2023 · Published city figure
Annual house price change: Brighton and Hove: -1.4%; Lewes: 2.5%; Adur: 0.8%Change over the previous 12 monthsUK House Price Index · 2026-05 · Named wider-area context
Median sale price change, 2001 to 2023: 242.7%Change in the published median house price over the periodUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · 2001 to 2023 · Published city figure
Monthly sales volume: Brighton and Hove: 192; Lewes: 110; Adur: 42Transactions registered in the local authorityUK House Price Index · 2026-03 · Named wider-area context
Band D benchmark for local authority: £2,581The council tax on a Band D home in this council areaCouncil Tax bands and local charges · 2026-27 · Representative location
Registered sales over the last five years: 18,036Standard residential sale registrationsPrice Paid Data · July 2026 · Exact city total
Median sale price over the last five years: £412,650Across standard residential sales in this postcodePrice Paid Data · July 2026 · Exact city total
Most common council tax band in this neighbourhood: BThe band the most homes here sit inCouncil Tax bands and local charges · 2026-27 · Representative location
Latest recorded sale: £492,500Price of the most recent registered salePrice Paid Data · July 2026 · Exact city total
Share of homes in bands A to C: 78.2%The three lowest bands, as a share of all homes hereCouncil Tax bands and local charges · 2026-27 · Representative location
Council tax in the lowest band: £1,720The annual charge on a Band A home in this council areaCouncil Tax bands and local charges · 2026-27 · Representative location
Latest recorded sale date: 28 July 2026Completion date of the most recent registered salePrice Paid Data · July 2026 · Exact city total
Council tax in the highest band: £5,161The annual charge on a top-band home in this council areaCouncil Tax bands and local charges · 2026-27 · Representative location
New-build transaction share: 2.5%Of standard sales in the last five yearsPrice Paid Data · July 2026 · Exact city total
Freehold transaction share: 50.9%Of standard sales in the last five yearsPrice Paid Data · July 2026 · Exact city total
Detached median sale price: £720,000Registered detached sales over five yearsPrice Paid Data · July 2026 · Exact city total
Semi-detached median sale price: £492,000Registered semi-detached sales over five yearsPrice Paid Data · July 2026 · Exact city total
Terraced median sale price: £520,000Registered terraced sales over five yearsPrice Paid Data · July 2026 · Exact city total
Average monthly private rent: Brighton and Hove: £1,809; Lewes: £1,325; Adur: £1,399Modelled rent level across the local authorityPrice Index of Private Rents (PIPR) · 2026-07 · Named wider-area context
Flat and maisonette median sale price: £312,500Registered flat and maisonette sales over five yearsPrice Paid Data · July 2026 · Exact city total
Homes by accommodation type: Caravan, mobile or temporary home: 105 (0.1%); Detached house or bungalow: 12,990 (9.9%); Flat, maisonette or apartment: 68,175 (51.9%); Semi-detached house or bungalow: 24,815 (18.9%); Terraced house or bungalow: 25,180 (19.2%)Households grouped by their accommodation typeTowns and cities, characteristics of built-up areas, Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Annual private rent inflation: Brighton and Hove: -1.1%; Lewes: 6.1%; Adur: 3.0%Change over the previous twelve monthsPrice Index of Private Rents (PIPR) · 2026-07 · Named wider-area context
Homes by tenure: Mortgage, loan or shared ownership: 32,970 (27.2%); Owned outright: 30,445 (25.1%); Private rented or rent free: 39,935 (32.9%); Social rented: 18,050 (14.9%)Households grouped by ownership or renting tenureTowns and cities, characteristics of built-up areas, Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Registered sales in the last 12 months: 2,625Standard residential sale registrationsPrice Paid Data · July 2026 · Exact city total
Mean sale price in the last 12 months: £490,068Arithmetic mean of registered standard residential salesPrice Paid Data · July 2026 · Exact city total
Change in private rents (index): Brighton and Hove: 117.598; Lewes: 113.424; Adur: 121.624January 2023 = 100Price Index of Private Rents (PIPR) · 2026-07 · Named wider-area context
Average rent by property type: Brighton and Hove — Detached: £2,220; Brighton and Hove — Semi-detached: £2,023; Brighton and Hove — Terraced: £1,987; Brighton and Hove — Flat: £1,381; Lewes — Detached: £1,811; Lewes — Semi-detached: £1,458; Lewes — Terraced: £1,364; Lewes — Flat: £1,055; Adur — Detached: £1,796; Adur — Semi-detached: £1,520; Adur — Terraced: £1,484; Adur — Flat: £1,149Detached, semi-detached, terraced and flatsPrice Index of Private Rents (PIPR) · 2026-07 · Named wider-area context
Lowest sale price in the last 12 months: £105,000Lowest registered standard residential salePrice Paid Data · July 2026 · Exact city total
Average rent by bedroom count: Brighton and Hove — 1 bed: £1,190; Brighton and Hove — 2 bed: £1,518; Brighton and Hove — 3 bed: £1,797; Brighton and Hove — 4+ bed: £2,480; Lewes — 1 bed: £919; Lewes — 2 bed: £1,209; Lewes — 3 bed: £1,497; Lewes — 4+ bed: £2,158; Adur — 1 bed: £992; Adur — 2 bed: £1,289; Adur — 3 bed: £1,593; Adur — 4+ bed: £2,061One, two, three and four or more bedroomsPrice Index of Private Rents (PIPR) · 2026-07 · Named wider-area context
Highest sale price in the last 12 months: £3,800,000Highest registered standard residential salePrice Paid Data · July 2026 · Exact city total
Private rent trend over five years: Brighton and Hove: 27.1%; Lewes: 24.1%; Adur: 36.4%Change against the same month five years earlierPrice Index of Private Rents (PIPR) · 2026-07 · Named wider-area context
Median house price to workplace-based earnings ratio: Brighton and Hove: 10.6; Lewes: 9.66; Adur: 9.15Years of local full-time earnings to buy a median-priced homeHousing affordability in England and Wales · 2025 · Named wider-area context
Median house price to residence-based earnings ratio: Brighton and Hove: 10.55; Lewes: 9.42; Adur: 9.61Years of residents’ full-time earnings to buy a median-priced homeHousing affordability in England and Wales · 2025 · Named wider-area context
Home-price-to-income ratio for lower-cost homes: Brighton and Hove: 10.38; Lewes: 9.8; Adur: 10.23Cheaper homes against lower-quartile earningsHousing affordability in England and Wales · 2025 · Named wider-area context
Affordability trend over ten years: Brighton and Hove: -4.6%; Lewes: -8.1%; Adur: -15.4%Change in the workplace-based ratio against ten years earlierHousing affordability in England and Wales · 2025 · Named wider-area context

Home energy certificates

Typical Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) band: CThe commonest current band on certificates in this postcodeEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Median energy-efficiency score: 68Median SAP score across certificates in this postcodeEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) mix in this postcode: B: 17; C: 17Every band present on certificates here, with countsEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Representative location
Typical potential Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) band: CThe band these properties could reach with the recommended workEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Median potential score: 79Median SAP score after the recommended improvementsEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Typical improvement headroom: 10 pointsMedian gap between current and potential scoreEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Typical floor area: 69 m²Median certificated floor area in this postcodeEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Floor-area profile: Middle half 47–50 m², median 47 m²The middle half of certificated floor areas hereEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Representative location
Typical construction age: before 1900The commonest construction age band on certificates hereEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Construction-age mix: 1996-2002 23, 1976-1982 3, 1983-1990 3, and 2 other band(s)The three commonest age bands on certificates hereEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Representative location
Wall construction: Cavity wallThe commonest wall construction on certificates hereEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Walls recorded as insulated: 36.4%Share of classifiable certificates recording wall insulationEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Roof construction: PitchedThe commonest roof construction on certificates hereEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Roofs recorded as insulated: 76.3%Share of classifiable certificates recording roof insulationEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Window glazing: Fully double glazedThe commonest glazing recorded on certificates hereEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Main heating system: Boiler and radiatorsThe commonest main heating system on certificates hereEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Heating-system mix: Community scheme: 29; Boiler and radiators: 5The three commonest heating systems on certificates hereEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Representative location
Main heating fuel: mains gas (not community)The commonest heating fuel on certificates hereEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
On mains gas: 82.4%Share of certificates here connected to mains gasEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Secondary heating: NoneThe commonest secondary heating on certificates hereEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Hot-water system: From main systemThe commonest hot-water system on certificates hereEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Low-energy lighting: 86.0%Median share of fixed light fittings that are low-energyEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Certificates recording solar panels: 0.4%Share of certificates here recording photovoltaic panelsEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Modelled energy use: 230 kWh/m²/yrMedian modelled primary energy per square metre per yearEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Modelled CO₂ emissions: 2.8 t/yrMedian modelled CO₂ per year across certificates hereEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Modelled heating cost: £536 a yearMedian modelled annual heating cost on certificates hereEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Modelled hot-water cost: £119 a yearMedian modelled annual hot-water cost on certificates hereEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total
Modelled lighting cost: £69 a yearMedian modelled annual lighting cost on certificates hereEnergy Performance of Buildings data · Lodgements to 2026-08-17 · Exact city total

Broadband & mobile

Fixed broadband across all premises in the wider council area: Brighton and Hove — All premises: 145,440; Brighton and Hove — Premises matched to provider data: 144,122; Brighton and Hove — Superfast availability (at least 30 Mbit/s): 98.1%; Brighton and Hove — 100 Mbit/s availability: 91.3%; Brighton and Hove — Ultrafast availability (at least 300 Mbit/s): 89.1%; Brighton and Hove — Full-fibre availability: 68.9%; Brighton and Hove — Gigabit availability: 86.7%; Brighton and Hove — Matched premises unable to receive 2 Mbit/s: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Matched premises unable to receive 5 Mbit/s: 0.2%; Brighton and Hove — Matched premises unable to receive 10 Mbit/s: 0.5%; Brighton and Hove — Matched premises unable to receive 30 Mbit/s: 1%; Brighton and Hove — Unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Next-generation access (NGA) availability: 98.2%; Brighton and Hove — Able to receive decent broadband from fixed wireless access: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Premises with superfast availability: 142,647; Brighton and Hove — Premises with 100 Mbit/s availability: 132,749; Brighton and Hove — Premises with ultrafast availability: 129,559; Brighton and Hove — Premises with full-fibre availability: 100,157; Brighton and Hove — Premises with gigabit availability: 126,099; Brighton and Hove — Matched premises unable to receive 2 Mbit/s: 18; Brighton and Hove — Matched premises unable to receive 5 Mbit/s: 270; Brighton and Hove — Matched premises unable to receive 10 Mbit/s: 745; Brighton and Hove — Matched premises unable to receive 30 Mbit/s: 1,475; Brighton and Hove — Premises unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 0; Brighton and Hove — Premises with next-generation access (NGA): 142,816; Brighton and Hove — Premises able to receive decent broadband from fixed wireless access: 0; Brighton and Hove — Download speed over 30 and below 300 Mbit/s: 9%; Brighton and Hove — Download speed at least 300 Mbit/s: 89.1%; Brighton and Hove — Download speed over 0 and below 2 Mbit/s: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Download speed at least 2 and below 5 Mbit/s: 0.2%; Brighton and Hove — Download speed at least 5 and below 10 Mbit/s: 0.3%; Brighton and Hove — Download speed at least 10 and below 30 Mbit/s: 0.5%; Brighton and Hove — Premises with download speed over 30 and below 300 Mbit/s: 13,088; Brighton and Hove — Premises with download speed at least 300 Mbit/s: 129,559; Brighton and Hove — Premises with download speed over 0 and below 2 Mbit/s: 18; Brighton and Hove — Premises with download speed at least 2 and below 5 Mbit/s: 252; Brighton and Hove — Premises with download speed at least 5 and below 10 Mbit/s: 475; Brighton and Hove — Premises with download speed at least 10 and below 30 Mbit/s: 730; Lewes — All premises: 49,391; Lewes — Premises matched to provider data: 49,358; Lewes — Superfast availability (at least 30 Mbit/s): 98.3%; Lewes — 100 Mbit/s availability: 74.4%; Lewes — Ultrafast availability (at least 300 Mbit/s): 74.4%; Lewes — Full-fibre availability: 74.4%; Lewes — Gigabit availability: 74.4%; Lewes — Matched premises unable to receive 2 Mbit/s: 0%; Lewes — Matched premises unable to receive 5 Mbit/s: 0.2%; Lewes — Matched premises unable to receive 10 Mbit/s: 0.4%; Lewes — Matched premises unable to receive 30 Mbit/s: 1.6%; Lewes — Unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 0.1%; Lewes — Next-generation access (NGA) availability: 99.8%; Lewes — Able to receive decent broadband from fixed wireless access: 0%; Lewes — Premises with superfast availability: 48,558; Lewes — Premises with 100 Mbit/s availability: 36,730; Lewes — Premises with ultrafast availability: 36,730; Lewes — Premises with full-fibre availability: 36,729; Lewes — Premises with gigabit availability: 36,730; Lewes — Matched premises unable to receive 2 Mbit/s: 21; Lewes — Matched premises unable to receive 5 Mbit/s: 91; Lewes — Matched premises unable to receive 10 Mbit/s: 179; Lewes — Matched premises unable to receive 30 Mbit/s: 800; Lewes — Premises unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 42; Lewes — Premises with next-generation access (NGA): 49,271; Lewes — Premises able to receive decent broadband from fixed wireless access: 0; Lewes — Download speed over 30 and below 300 Mbit/s: 23.9%; Lewes — Download speed at least 300 Mbit/s: 74.4%; Lewes — Download speed over 0 and below 2 Mbit/s: 0%; Lewes — Download speed at least 2 and below 5 Mbit/s: 0.1%; Lewes — Download speed at least 5 and below 10 Mbit/s: 0.2%; Lewes — Download speed at least 10 and below 30 Mbit/s: 1.3%; Lewes — Premises with download speed over 30 and below 300 Mbit/s: 11,828; Lewes — Premises with download speed at least 300 Mbit/s: 36,730; Lewes — Premises with download speed over 0 and below 2 Mbit/s: 21; Lewes — Premises with download speed at least 2 and below 5 Mbit/s: 70; Lewes — Premises with download speed at least 5 and below 10 Mbit/s: 88; Lewes — Premises with download speed at least 10 and below 30 Mbit/s: 621; Adur — All premises: 30,449; Adur — Premises matched to provider data: 30,390; Adur — Superfast availability (at least 30 Mbit/s): 98.9%; Adur — 100 Mbit/s availability: 95.4%; Adur — Ultrafast availability (at least 300 Mbit/s): 95.4%; Adur — Full-fibre availability: 76.9%; Adur — Gigabit availability: 95.4%; Adur — Matched premises unable to receive 2 Mbit/s: 0%; Adur — Matched premises unable to receive 5 Mbit/s: 0%; Adur — Matched premises unable to receive 10 Mbit/s: 0.1%; Adur — Matched premises unable to receive 30 Mbit/s: 0.9%; Adur — Unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 0%; Adur — Next-generation access (NGA) availability: 99.3%; Adur — Able to receive decent broadband from fixed wireless access: 0%; Adur — Premises with superfast availability: 30,121; Adur — Premises with 100 Mbit/s availability: 29,045; Adur — Premises with ultrafast availability: 29,045; Adur — Premises with full-fibre availability: 23,430; Adur — Premises with gigabit availability: 29,045; Adur — Matched premises unable to receive 2 Mbit/s: 1; Adur — Matched premises unable to receive 5 Mbit/s: 14; Adur — Matched premises unable to receive 10 Mbit/s: 27; Adur — Matched premises unable to receive 30 Mbit/s: 269; Adur — Premises unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 5; Adur — Premises with next-generation access (NGA): 30,250; Adur — Premises able to receive decent broadband from fixed wireless access: 0; Adur — Download speed over 30 and below 300 Mbit/s: 3.5%; Adur — Download speed at least 300 Mbit/s: 95.4%; Adur — Download speed over 0 and below 2 Mbit/s: 0%; Adur — Download speed at least 2 and below 5 Mbit/s: 0%; Adur — Download speed at least 5 and below 10 Mbit/s: 0%; Adur — Download speed at least 10 and below 30 Mbit/s: 0.8%; Adur — Premises with download speed over 30 and below 300 Mbit/s: 1,076; Adur — Premises with download speed at least 300 Mbit/s: 29,045; Adur — Premises with download speed over 0 and below 2 Mbit/s: 1; Adur — Premises with download speed at least 2 and below 5 Mbit/s: 13; Adur — Premises with download speed at least 5 and below 10 Mbit/s: 13; Adur — Premises with download speed at least 10 and below 30 Mbit/s: 242Ofcom all-premises fixed coverage, coverage-gap and download-speed-band percentages with their premise counts.Connected Nations Spring 2026 mobile and fixed broadband aggregates · January 2026 · Named wider-area context
Fixed broadband across residential premises in the wider council area: Brighton and Hove — All premises: 135,309; Brighton and Hove — Premises matched to provider data: 134,271; Brighton and Hove — Superfast availability (at least 30 Mbit/s): 98.3%; Brighton and Hove — 100 Mbit/s availability: 91.3%; Brighton and Hove — Ultrafast availability (at least 300 Mbit/s): 89%; Brighton and Hove — Full-fibre availability: 67.4%; Brighton and Hove — Gigabit availability: 86.5%; Brighton and Hove — Matched premises unable to receive 2 Mbit/s: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Matched premises unable to receive 5 Mbit/s: 0.2%; Brighton and Hove — Matched premises unable to receive 10 Mbit/s: 0.5%; Brighton and Hove — Matched premises unable to receive 30 Mbit/s: 1%; Brighton and Hove — Unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Next-generation access (NGA) availability: 98.4%; Brighton and Hove — Able to receive decent broadband from fixed wireless access: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Premises with superfast availability: 132,972; Brighton and Hove — Premises with 100 Mbit/s availability: 123,589; Brighton and Hove — Premises with ultrafast availability: 120,451; Brighton and Hove — Premises with full-fibre availability: 91,232; Brighton and Hove — Premises with gigabit availability: 117,089; Brighton and Hove — Matched premises unable to receive 2 Mbit/s: 15; Brighton and Hove — Matched premises unable to receive 5 Mbit/s: 257; Brighton and Hove — Matched premises unable to receive 10 Mbit/s: 671; Brighton and Hove — Matched premises unable to receive 30 Mbit/s: 1,299; Brighton and Hove — Premises unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 0; Brighton and Hove — Premises with next-generation access (NGA): 133,097; Brighton and Hove — Premises able to receive decent broadband from fixed wireless access: 0; Brighton and Hove — Download speed over 30 and below 300 Mbit/s: 9.3%; Brighton and Hove — Download speed at least 300 Mbit/s: 89%; Brighton and Hove — Download speed over 0 and below 2 Mbit/s: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Download speed at least 2 and below 5 Mbit/s: 0.2%; Brighton and Hove — Download speed at least 5 and below 10 Mbit/s: 0.3%; Brighton and Hove — Download speed at least 10 and below 30 Mbit/s: 0.5%; Brighton and Hove — Premises with download speed over 30 and below 300 Mbit/s: 12,521; Brighton and Hove — Premises with download speed at least 300 Mbit/s: 120,451; Brighton and Hove — Premises with download speed over 0 and below 2 Mbit/s: 15; Brighton and Hove — Premises with download speed at least 2 and below 5 Mbit/s: 242; Brighton and Hove — Premises with download speed at least 5 and below 10 Mbit/s: 414; Brighton and Hove — Premises with download speed at least 10 and below 30 Mbit/s: 628; Lewes — All premises: 46,383; Lewes — Premises matched to provider data: 46,370; Lewes — Superfast availability (at least 30 Mbit/s): 98.6%; Lewes — 100 Mbit/s availability: 75.2%; Lewes — Ultrafast availability (at least 300 Mbit/s): 75.2%; Lewes — Full-fibre availability: 75.2%; Lewes — Gigabit availability: 75.2%; Lewes — Matched premises unable to receive 2 Mbit/s: 0%; Lewes — Matched premises unable to receive 5 Mbit/s: 0.2%; Lewes — Matched premises unable to receive 10 Mbit/s: 0.3%; Lewes — Matched premises unable to receive 30 Mbit/s: 1.4%; Lewes — Unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 0.1%; Lewes — Next-generation access (NGA) availability: 99.8%; Lewes — Able to receive decent broadband from fixed wireless access: 0%; Lewes — Premises with superfast availability: 45,719; Lewes — Premises with 100 Mbit/s availability: 34,897; Lewes — Premises with ultrafast availability: 34,897; Lewes — Premises with full-fibre availability: 34,897; Lewes — Premises with gigabit availability: 34,897; Lewes — Matched premises unable to receive 2 Mbit/s: 17; Lewes — Matched premises unable to receive 5 Mbit/s: 70; Lewes — Matched premises unable to receive 10 Mbit/s: 141; Lewes — Matched premises unable to receive 30 Mbit/s: 651; Lewes — Premises unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 37; Lewes — Premises with next-generation access (NGA): 46,310; Lewes — Premises able to receive decent broadband from fixed wireless access: 0; Lewes — Download speed over 30 and below 300 Mbit/s: 23.3%; Lewes — Download speed at least 300 Mbit/s: 75.2%; Lewes — Download speed over 0 and below 2 Mbit/s: 0%; Lewes — Download speed at least 2 and below 5 Mbit/s: 0.1%; Lewes — Download speed at least 5 and below 10 Mbit/s: 0.2%; Lewes — Download speed at least 10 and below 30 Mbit/s: 1.1%; Lewes — Premises with download speed over 30 and below 300 Mbit/s: 10,822; Lewes — Premises with download speed at least 300 Mbit/s: 34,897; Lewes — Premises with download speed over 0 and below 2 Mbit/s: 17; Lewes — Premises with download speed at least 2 and below 5 Mbit/s: 53; Lewes — Premises with download speed at least 5 and below 10 Mbit/s: 71; Lewes — Premises with download speed at least 10 and below 30 Mbit/s: 510; Adur — All premises: 28,884; Adur — Premises matched to provider data: 28,837; Adur — Superfast availability (at least 30 Mbit/s): 99.3%; Adur — 100 Mbit/s availability: 96%; Adur — Ultrafast availability (at least 300 Mbit/s): 96%; Adur — Full-fibre availability: 76.7%; Adur — Gigabit availability: 96%; Adur — Matched premises unable to receive 2 Mbit/s: 0%; Adur — Matched premises unable to receive 5 Mbit/s: 0%; Adur — Matched premises unable to receive 10 Mbit/s: 0.1%; Adur — Matched premises unable to receive 30 Mbit/s: 0.6%; Adur — Unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 0%; Adur — Next-generation access (NGA) availability: 99.6%; Adur — Able to receive decent broadband from fixed wireless access: 0%; Adur — Premises with superfast availability: 28,669; Adur — Premises with 100 Mbit/s availability: 27,717; Adur — Premises with ultrafast availability: 27,717; Adur — Premises with full-fibre availability: 22,144; Adur — Premises with gigabit availability: 27,717; Adur — Matched premises unable to receive 2 Mbit/s: 0; Adur — Matched premises unable to receive 5 Mbit/s: 11; Adur — Matched premises unable to receive 10 Mbit/s: 23; Adur — Matched premises unable to receive 30 Mbit/s: 168; Adur — Premises unable to receive decent broadband from fixed or fixed wireless access: 5; Adur — Premises with next-generation access (NGA): 28,780; Adur — Premises able to receive decent broadband from fixed wireless access: 0; Adur — Download speed over 30 and below 300 Mbit/s: 3.3%; Adur — Download speed at least 300 Mbit/s: 96%; Adur — Download speed over 0 and below 2 Mbit/s: 0%; Adur — Download speed at least 2 and below 5 Mbit/s: 0%; Adur — Download speed at least 5 and below 10 Mbit/s: 0%; Adur — Download speed at least 10 and below 30 Mbit/s: 0.5%; Adur — Premises with download speed over 30 and below 300 Mbit/s: 952; Adur — Premises with download speed at least 300 Mbit/s: 27,717; Adur — Premises with download speed over 0 and below 2 Mbit/s: 0; Adur — Premises with download speed at least 2 and below 5 Mbit/s: 11; Adur — Premises with download speed at least 5 and below 10 Mbit/s: 12; Adur — Premises with download speed at least 10 and below 30 Mbit/s: 145Ofcom residential fixed coverage, coverage-gap and download-speed-band percentages with their premise counts.Connected Nations Spring 2026 mobile and fixed broadband aggregates · January 2026 · Named wider-area context
Full-fibre take-up across the wider council area: Brighton and Hove — Full-fibre take-up among premises with full-fibre coverage: 29%; Brighton and Hove — Full-fibre take-up across all premises: 20%; Lewes — Full-fibre take-up among premises with full-fibre coverage: 47%; Lewes — Full-fibre take-up across all premises: 35%; Adur — Full-fibre take-up among premises with full-fibre coverage: 46%; Adur — Full-fibre take-up across all premises: 35%Ofcom full-fibre take-up as a percentage of premises covered by full fibre and as a percentage of all premises.Connected Nations Spring 2026 mobile and fixed broadband aggregates · January 2026 · Named wider-area context
Coverage data basis across the wider council area: Brighton and Hove — Premises used as the coverage basis: 145,459; Brighton and Hove — 100 m grid pixels used as the geographic coverage basis: 8,279; Brighton and Hove — 100 m grid pixels containing A or B roads: 953; Brighton and Hove — 100 m grid pixels containing motorways: Not published; Brighton and Hove — 100 m grid pixels containing motorways or A roads: 710; Lewes — Premises used as the coverage basis: 49,431; Lewes — 100 m grid pixels used as the geographic coverage basis: 29,220; Lewes — 100 m grid pixels containing A or B roads: 1,327; Lewes — 100 m grid pixels containing motorways: Not published; Lewes — 100 m grid pixels containing motorways or A roads: 910; Adur — Premises used as the coverage basis: 30,513; Adur — 100 m grid pixels used as the geographic coverage basis: 4,220; Adur — 100 m grid pixels containing A or B roads: 349; Adur — 100 m grid pixels containing motorways: Not published; Adur — 100 m grid pixels containing motorways or A roads: 330Ofcom counts of premises and 100 m grid pixels used as the basis for the authority coverage percentages, including road and motorway subsets.Connected Nations Spring 2026 mobile and fixed broadband aggregates · January 2026 · Named wider-area context
2G coverage across the wider council area: Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 1 network: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 0.22%; Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 99.78%; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 0 networks: 0.01%; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 1 network: 0.21%; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 2 networks: 15.74%; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 3 networks: 84.04%; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: 0.06%; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 0.63%; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 4.92%; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 94.4%; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 1 network: 0.1%; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 2 networks: 14.38%; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 3 networks: 85.52%; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 1 network: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 1 network: 0.14%; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 2 networks: 14.93%; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 3 networks: 84.93%; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 0.16%; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 1 network: 0.23%; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 4.43%; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 95.17%; Lewes — Premises indoors · 0 networks: 2.52%; Lewes — Premises indoors · 1 network: 3.58%; Lewes — Premises indoors · 2 networks: 28.86%; Lewes — Premises indoors · 3 networks: 65.03%; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: 0.63%; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 1.91%; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 13.71%; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 83.75%; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 0 networks: 4.75%; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 1 network: 9.42%; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 2 networks: 28.79%; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 3 networks: 57.05%; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 1 network: Not published; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 0 networks: 2.97%; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 1 network: 8.57%; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 2 networks: 28.57%; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 3 networks: 59.89%; Adur — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Adur — Premises outdoors · 1 network: 0%; Adur — Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 0.62%; Adur — Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 99.38%; Adur — Premises indoors · 0 networks: 0.01%; Adur — Premises indoors · 1 network: 0.12%; Adur — Premises indoors · 2 networks: 18.56%; Adur — Premises indoors · 3 networks: 81.31%; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: 0.5%; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 2.87%; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 11.75%; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 84.88%; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 1 network: 6.02%; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 2 networks: 29.51%; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 3 networks: 64.47%; Adur — Motorways in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways in-car · 1 network: Not published; Adur — Motorways in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 1 network: 6.36%; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 2 networks: 31.21%; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 3 networks: 62.42%Ofcom percentages by exact number of networks for premises, geography and major-road coverage.Connected Nations Spring 2026 mobile and fixed broadband aggregates · January 2026 · Named wider-area context
3G coverage across the wider council area: Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 1 network: 100%; Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 2 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 3 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 0 networks: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 1 network: 100%; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 2 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 3 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 4 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 100%; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 1 network: 100%; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 4 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 1 network: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 4 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 1 network: 100%; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 4 networks: Not published; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 1 network: 100%; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 2 networks: Not published; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 3 networks: Not published; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Lewes — Premises indoors · 0 networks: 0.25%; Lewes — Premises indoors · 1 network: 99.75%; Lewes — Premises indoors · 2 networks: Not published; Lewes — Premises indoors · 3 networks: Not published; Lewes — Premises indoors · 4 networks: Not published; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 100%; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: Not published; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: Not published; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 0 networks: 0.75%; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 1 network: 99.25%; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 4 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 1 network: Not published; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 4 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 0 networks: 1.1%; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 1 network: 98.9%; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 4 networks: Not published; Adur — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Adur — Premises outdoors · 1 network: 100%; Adur — Premises outdoors · 2 networks: Not published; Adur — Premises outdoors · 3 networks: Not published; Adur — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Adur — Premises indoors · 0 networks: 0.03%; Adur — Premises indoors · 1 network: 99.97%; Adur — Premises indoors · 2 networks: Not published; Adur — Premises indoors · 3 networks: Not published; Adur — Premises indoors · 4 networks: Not published; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: 0.02%; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 99.98%; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: Not published; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: Not published; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 0 networks: 1.15%; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 1 network: 98.85%; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 4 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways in-car · 1 network: Not published; Adur — Motorways in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways in-car · 4 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 0 networks: 1.21%; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 1 network: 98.79%; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 4 networks: Not publishedOfcom percentages by exact number of networks for premises, geography and major-road coverage.Connected Nations Spring 2026 mobile and fixed broadband aggregates · January 2026 · Named wider-area context
4G coverage across the wider council area: Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 1 network: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 0.2%; Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 99.8%; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 0 networks: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 1 network: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 2 networks: 0.06%; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 3 networks: 2.21%; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 4 networks: 97.73%; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 0.13%; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 0.35%; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 1.74%; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 97.78%; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 1 network: Not published; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 3 networks: 3.36%; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 4 networks: 96.64%; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 1 network: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 4 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 1 network: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 3 networks: 1.83%; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 4 networks: 98.17%; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 1 network: 0%; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 0.03%; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 0.34%; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 99.63%; Lewes — Premises indoors · 0 networks: 0.12%; Lewes — Premises indoors · 1 network: 0.73%; Lewes — Premises indoors · 2 networks: 3.18%; Lewes — Premises indoors · 3 networks: 6.45%; Lewes — Premises indoors · 4 networks: 89.53%; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: 0.05%; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 0.18%; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 0.68%; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 2.69%; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 96.39%; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 0 networks: 0.08%; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 1 network: 0.9%; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 2 networks: 6.48%; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 3 networks: 16.2%; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 4 networks: 76.34%; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 1 network: Not published; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 4 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 0 networks: 0.11%; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 1 network: 0.66%; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 2 networks: 4.95%; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 3 networks: 14.51%; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 4 networks: 79.78%; Adur — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Adur — Premises outdoors · 1 network: Not published; Adur — Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 0%; Adur — Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 0.08%; Adur — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 99.92%; Adur — Premises indoors · 0 networks: 0%; Adur — Premises indoors · 1 network: 0.04%; Adur — Premises indoors · 2 networks: 0.14%; Adur — Premises indoors · 3 networks: 2.65%; Adur — Premises indoors · 4 networks: 97.16%; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: 0.19%; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 0.85%; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 2.11%; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 5.9%; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 90.95%; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 0 networks: 2.87%; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 1 network: 3.72%; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 2 networks: 2.29%; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 3 networks: 6.3%; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 4 networks: 84.81%; Adur — Motorways in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways in-car · 1 network: Not published; Adur — Motorways in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways in-car · 4 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 0 networks: 3.03%; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 1 network: 3.94%; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 2 networks: 2.42%; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 3 networks: 6.67%; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 4 networks: 83.94%Ofcom percentages by exact number of networks for indoor and outdoor premises, geography and major roads.Connected Nations Spring 2026 mobile and fixed broadband aggregates · January 2026 · Named wider-area context
Mobile voice coverage across the wider council area: Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 1 network: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 0.2%; Brighton and Hove — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 99.8%; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 0 networks: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 1 network: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 2 networks: 0%; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 3 networks: 2.03%; Brighton and Hove — Premises indoors · 4 networks: 97.97%; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 1 network: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 0.3%; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 1.7%; Brighton and Hove — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 97.99%; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 1 network: Not published; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 3 networks: 3.15%; Brighton and Hove — A and B roads in-car · 4 networks: 96.85%; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 1 network: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways in-car · 4 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 1 network: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 3 networks: 1.55%; Brighton and Hove — Motorways and A roads in-car · 4 networks: 98.45%; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 1 network: Not published; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 0.02%; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 0.24%; Lewes — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 99.74%; Lewes — Premises indoors · 0 networks: 0.01%; Lewes — Premises indoors · 1 network: 0.33%; Lewes — Premises indoors · 2 networks: 2.02%; Lewes — Premises indoors · 3 networks: 5.94%; Lewes — Premises indoors · 4 networks: 91.7%; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 0.07%; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 0.5%; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 2.44%; Lewes — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 96.98%; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 0 networks: 0.08%; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 1 network: 0.08%; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 2 networks: 2.94%; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 3 networks: 15.67%; Lewes — A and B roads in-car · 4 networks: 81.24%; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 1 network: Not published; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways in-car · 4 networks: Not published; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 0 networks: 0.11%; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 1 network: 0.11%; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 2 networks: 2.42%; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 3 networks: 12.42%; Lewes — Motorways and A roads in-car · 4 networks: 84.95%; Adur — Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Adur — Premises outdoors · 1 network: Not published; Adur — Premises outdoors · 2 networks: Not published; Adur — Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 0.07%; Adur — Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 99.93%; Adur — Premises indoors · 0 networks: 0%; Adur — Premises indoors · 1 network: Not published; Adur — Premises indoors · 2 networks: 0.15%; Adur — Premises indoors · 3 networks: 2.6%; Adur — Premises indoors · 4 networks: 97.25%; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 0.19%; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 1.75%; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 6.16%; Adur — Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 91.9%; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 1 network: 1.15%; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 2 networks: 7.74%; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 3 networks: 6.02%; Adur — A and B roads in-car · 4 networks: 85.1%; Adur — Motorways in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways in-car · 1 network: Not published; Adur — Motorways in-car · 2 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways in-car · 3 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways in-car · 4 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 0 networks: Not published; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 1 network: 1.21%; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 2 networks: 8.18%; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 3 networks: 6.36%; Adur — Motorways and A roads in-car · 4 networks: 84.24%Ofcom percentages by exact number of networks for indoor and outdoor premises, geography and major roads.Connected Nations Spring 2026 mobile and fixed broadband aggregates · January 2026 · Named wider-area context
5G coverage across the wider council area: Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 1 network: 0%; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 4.02%; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 6.32%; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 89.66%; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 0.05%; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 9.32%; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 15.36%; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 75.26%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 0.03%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 1 network: 0.86%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 15.2%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 29.65%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 54.26%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: 1.03%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 4.35%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 27.91%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 26.66%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 40.05%; Lewes — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 2.67%; Lewes — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 1 network: 8.49%; Lewes — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 35.09%; Lewes — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 25.3%; Lewes — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 28.45%; Lewes — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: 5.79%; Lewes — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 24.11%; Lewes — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 44.1%; Lewes — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 14.74%; Lewes — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 11.26%; Lewes — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 12.42%; Lewes — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 1 network: 12.33%; Lewes — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 48.7%; Lewes — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 17.62%; Lewes — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 8.93%; Lewes — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: 29.5%; Lewes — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 28.67%; Lewes — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 30.53%; Lewes — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 7.72%; Lewes — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 3.59%; Adur — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Adur — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 1 network: 0.05%; Adur — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 1.11%; Adur — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 21.91%; Adur — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 76.92%; Adur — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: 0.09%; Adur — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 6.8%; Adur — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 17.46%; Adur — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 17.58%; Adur — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 58.06%; Adur — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 0.04%; Adur — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 1 network: 4.08%; Adur — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 31.03%; Adur — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 18.73%; Adur — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: 46.12%; Adur — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: 3.79%; Adur — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 16.52%; Adur — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 29.79%; Adur — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 22.42%; Adur — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: 27.49%Ofcom high-confidence and very-high-confidence outdoor 5G percentages by exact number of networks for premises and geography.Connected Nations Spring 2026 mobile and fixed broadband aggregates · January 2026 · Named wider-area context
Standalone 5G coverage across the wider council area: Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 1 network: 0.03%; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 84.8%; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 15.17%; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 0.14%; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 88.17%; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 11.68%; Brighton and Hove — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 0.08%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 1 network: 2.17%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 93.53%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 4.22%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: 1.96%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 7.03%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 85.96%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 5.05%; Brighton and Hove — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Lewes — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 3.12%; Lewes — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 1 network: 25.58%; Lewes — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 71.31%; Lewes — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: Not published; Lewes — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Lewes — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: 7.11%; Lewes — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 48.93%; Lewes — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 43.96%; Lewes — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: Not published; Lewes — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Lewes — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 17.15%; Lewes — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 1 network: 38.21%; Lewes — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 44.64%; Lewes — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: Not published; Lewes — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Lewes — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: 38.41%; Lewes — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 36.97%; Lewes — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 24.62%; Lewes — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: Not published; Lewes — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Adur — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: Not published; Adur — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 1 network: 0.4%; Adur — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 48.11%; Adur — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 51.49%; Adur — High confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Adur — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: 0.12%; Adur — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 8.34%; Adur — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 60.81%; Adur — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 30.73%; Adur — High confidence · Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Adur — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 0 networks: 0.05%; Adur — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 1 network: 9.88%; Adur — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 2 networks: 61.84%; Adur — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 3 networks: 28.23%; Adur — Very high confidence · Premises outdoors · 4 networks: Not published; Adur — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 0 networks: 5.14%; Adur — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 1 network: 25.45%; Adur — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 2 networks: 57.39%; Adur — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 3 networks: 12.01%; Adur — Very high confidence · Geographic outdoors · 4 networks: Not publishedOfcom high-confidence and very-high-confidence outdoor standalone-5G percentages by exact number of networks for premises and geography.Connected Nations Spring 2026 mobile and fixed broadband aggregates · January 2026 · Named wider-area context

Crime & emergency services

Recorded crimes: 1,012All categories, over the period we holdPolice.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Anti-social behaviour: 234The category recorded most often nearbyPolice.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Most common crime type: 312Largest single category of recorded crimePolice.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Bicycle theft: 20.0%Latest three months against the previous threePolice.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Change in recorded crime: 10.9%Most recent six months against the six beforePolice.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Local fire incidents: 2Fires attended in this neighbourhood in the yearFire and rescue incident statistics · 2024/25 · Representative location
Fire casualties: East Sussex: 63; West Sussex: 92Non-fatal casualties across the fire and rescue authority in the yearFire and rescue incident statistics · 2025/26 · Named wider-area context
Fire fatalities: East Sussex: 3; West Sussex: 1Deaths in fires across the fire and rescue authority in the yearFire and rescue incident statistics · 2025/26 · Named wider-area context
Fire service response time indicator where published: East Sussex: 8.99 minutes; West Sussex: 9.82 minutesAverage time from call to the first vehicle arriving at a primary fire, across the whole authorityFire and rescue incident statistics · 2025/26 · Named wider-area context
Dwelling fires in this neighbourhood: 1Fires in homes attended here in the yearFire and rescue incident statistics · 2024/25 · Representative location
Deliberate fires in this neighbourhood: 1Fires recorded as started on purpose here in the yearFire and rescue incident statistics · 2024/25 · Representative location
Incidents attended by the fire service: East Sussex: 9,634; West Sussex: 8,626Everything the authority was called to in the year, including false alarmsFire and rescue incident statistics · 2025/26 · Named wider-area context
Dwelling fires per 100,000 people: East Sussex: 46.9 per 100,000; West Sussex: 39.9 per 100,000Home fires across the authority, scaled by its resident populationFire and rescue incident statistics · 2024/25 · Named wider-area context
Average response time to dwelling fires: East Sussex: 8.17 minutes; West Sussex: 8.96 minutesTime from call to the first vehicle arriving at a fire in a homeFire and rescue incident statistics · 2025/26 · Named wider-area context
Nearest fire station: Preston Circus Fire Station (East Sussex)The closest station in a straight line, and the service that runs itFire stations · 2026 · Exact city total
Distance to nearest fire station: Inside the city boundaryStraight-line distance to the closest stationFire stations · 2026 · Exact city total
Fire stations within 5 km: 4How many stations are close byFire stations · 2026 · Exact city total
Fire stations in this fire and rescue authority: East Sussex: 24; West Sussex: 25Stations operated across the whole authorityFire stations · 2026 · Named wider-area context
Crimes nearby, by direction and distance: 1,012 recorded incidents within 1,000 metres over 12 months. N, 0–250 m: 14; NE, 0–250 m: 0; E, 0–250 m: 0; SE, 0–250 m: 9; S, 0–250 m: 14; SW, 0–250 m: 0; W, 0–250 m: 22; NW, 0–250 m: 15; N, 250–500 m: 83; NE, 250–500 m: 9; E, 250–500 m: 11; SE, 250–500 m: 68; S, 250–500 m: 18; SW, 250–500 m: 45; W, 250–500 m: 21; NW, 250–500 m: 9; N, 500–750 m: 36; NE, 500–750 m: 49; E, 500–750 m: 29; SE, 500–750 m: 34; S, 500–750 m: 46; SW, 500–750 m: 24; W, 500–750 m: 15; NW, 500–750 m: 24; N, 750–1000 m: 41; NE, 750–1000 m: 60; E, 750–1000 m: 25; SE, 750–1000 m: 125; S, 750–1000 m: 91; SW, 750–1000 m: 50; W, 750–1000 m: 19; NW, 750–1000 m: 6Published information about crimes nearby, by direction and distance for the within 1 km.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Recorded crimes per 1,000 residents per year: 85.25 per 1,000 residents per yearPublished information about recorded crimes per 1,000 residents per year for the local neighbourhood.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Burglary: 35Published information about burglary for the within 500 m.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Crime trend by month: Jul 2025: 81; Aug 2025: 112; Sep 2025: 68; Oct 2025: 91; Nov 2025: 74; Dec 2025: 65; Jan 2026: 71; Feb 2026: 73; Mar 2026: 103; Apr 2026: 99; May 2026: 91; Jun 2026: 84Published information about crime trend by month for the police force area.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Criminal damage and arson: 74Published information about criminal damage and arson for the within 500 m.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Drugs: 49Published information about drugs for the within 500 m.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Latest month: 84Published information about latest month for the police force area.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Other crime: 31Published information about other crime for the within 500 m.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Other theft: 78Published information about other theft for the within 500 m.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Outcomes for recorded offences: Investigation complete; no suspect identified: 382; No outcome recorded: 234; Unable to prosecute suspect: 211; Under investigation: 44; Status update unavailable: 43; Local resolution: 39; Awaiting court outcome: 26; Action to be taken by another organisation: 12; Court result unavailable: 11; Further investigation is not in the public interest: 4; Formal action is not in the public interest: 3; Further action is not in the public interest: 2; Offender given a caution: 1Published information about outcomes for recorded offences for the police force area.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Police force: Sussex PolicePublished information about police force for the police force area.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Possession of weapons: 9Published information about possession of weapons for the within 500 m.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Public order: 76Published information about public order for the within 500 m.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Robbery: 13Published information about robbery for the within 500 m.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Shoplifting: 25Published information about shoplifting for the within 500 m.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Theft from the person: 15Published information about theft from the person for the within 500 m.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Vehicle crime: 41Published information about vehicle crime for the within 500 m.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location
Violence and sexual offences: 312Published information about violence and sexual offences for the within 500 m.Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06 · Representative location

People & households

Age profile: Under 15: 250; 15 to 24: 121; 25 to 34: 272; 35 to 49: 370; 50 to 64: 306; 65 to 79: 209; 80 and over: 81Published information about age profile for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Country-of-birth profile: United Kingdom: 1,230; EU countries: 179; Rest of Europe: 36; Middle East and Asia: 75; Africa: 41; Americas and Caribbean: 31; Oceania and other: 15; British Overseas: 1Published information about country-of-birth profile for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Ethnic-group profile: Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh: 68; Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African: 19; Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups: 76; White: 1,389; Other ethnic group: 56Published information about ethnic-group profile for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Families with children: Highest — Brighton and Hove 016D: 59.7%; Median: 42.3%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 030B: 14.7%Published information about families with children for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Household composition: One person, aged 66+: 147; One person, under 66: 171; Couple family: 305; Lone parent family: 67; All aged 66+ family: 42; Other single family: 8; Other household types: 61Published information about household composition for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Household size: 1 person: 318; 2 people: 277; 3 people: 111; 4 people: 75; 5 or more people: 22; No usual residents: 0Published information about household size for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Marital and civil-partnership profile: Never married: 609; Married or civil partnership: 472; Divorced or dissolved: 161; Widowed or surviving partner: 69; Separated: 35Published information about marital and civil-partnership profile for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Qualifications: Level 4 and above: 743; Level 3: 180; Level 2: 120; Level 1 and entry: 77; Apprenticeship: 38; Other qualifications: 18; No qualifications: 171Published information about qualifications for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Religion profile: No religion: 901; Christian: 473; Muslim: 42; Hindu: 9; Sikh: 1; Jewish: 14; Buddhist: 35; Other religion: 8; Not answered: 124Published information about religion profile for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Female residents: Highest — Brighton and Hove 002C: 56.2%; Median: 51.5%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 031E: 43.5%Published information about female residents for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Male residents: Highest — Brighton and Hove 031E: 56.5%; Median: 48.5%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 002C: 43.8%Published information about male residents for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Students: Highest — Brighton and Hove 002B: 82.0%; Median: 8.0%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 028C: 3.6%Published information about students for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Estimated resident population: Highest — Brighton and Hove 002B: 5,183; Median: 1,658; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 027F: 1,249Latest annual mid-year population estimateSmall-area population estimates (2021 based) · mid-2024 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Estimated age profile: 0 to 4: 74; 5 to 9: 74; 10 to 14: 76; 15 to 19: 62; 20 to 24: 73; 25 to 29: 124; 30 to 34: 119; 35 to 39: 124; 40 to 44: 108; 45 to 49: 106; 50 to 54: 134; 55 to 59: 126; 60 to 64: 86; 65 to 69: 63; 70 to 74: 79; 75 to 79: 70; 80 to 84: 25; 85 and over: 45Latest mid-year estimate in five-year age bandsSmall-area population estimates (2021 based) · mid-2024 · Representative location
Estimated sex profile: Male: 743; Female: 825Latest mid-year male and female population estimatesSmall-area population estimates (2021 based) · mid-2024 · Representative location
Population at Census 2021: 277,105Usual residents counted on Census dayTowns and cities, characteristics of built-up areas, Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Median age: 38.0 yearsMedian age of usual residents at Census 2021Towns and cities, characteristics of built-up areas, Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Age and sex profile: Female — aged 0 to 19: 28,345 (10.2%); Female — aged 20 to 39: 45,820 (16.5%); Female — aged 40 to 59: 39,435 (14.2%); Female — aged 60 to 79: 21,435 (7.7%); Female — aged 80+: 6,510 (2.3%); Male — aged 0 to 19: 28,405 (10.3%); Male — aged 20 to 39: 43,025 (15.5%); Male — aged 40 to 59: 39,475 (14.2%); Male — aged 60 to 79: 20,495 (7.4%); Male — aged 80+: 4,165 (1.5%)Residents grouped by sex and broad age bandTowns and cities, characteristics of built-up areas, Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Country of birth profile: Europe: EU countries: 23,105 (8.3%); Europe: United Kingdom: 222,760 (80.4%); Non-EU countries (including British Overseas): 31,240 (11.3%)Residents grouped by broad country-of-birth areaTowns and cities, characteristics of built-up areas, Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Usual residents: Highest — Brighton and Hove 002B: 4,165; Median: 1,634; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 027F: 1,280People counted in this neighbourhood on census dayCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Population density: Highest — Brighton and Hove 026B: 32,489.7 per km²; Median: 6,862.7 per km²; Lowest — Lewes 002C: 40.1 per km²Residents per square kilometreCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Residents aged under 15: 15.5%Share of all residentsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Residents aged 15 to 64: 66.4%Share of all residentsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Residents aged 65 and over: 18.0%Share of all residentsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
One-person households: 39.7%Share of all householdsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Households with dependent children: 23.5%Share of all householdsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Owner-occupied households: 50.9%Owned outright or with a mortgageCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Owned outright: 24.5%Share of all householdsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Owned with a mortgage or loan: 26.4%Share of all householdsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Population change, 2001 to 2021: 11.8%Change in usual residents between the 2001 and 2021 censusesUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · Census 2001 to Census 2021 · Published city figure
Privately rented households: 32.9%Share of all householdsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Residents aged 0–15: 41,726Usual residents aged 0 to 15 on Census dayUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · Census 2021 · Published city figure
Residents aged 16–24: 42,901Usual residents aged 16 to 24 on Census dayUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · Census 2021 · Published city figure
Socially rented households: 14.1%Council or housing associationCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Overcrowded households: 4.0%At least one bedroom short of the standardCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Residents aged 25–64: 153,419Usual residents aged 25 to 64 on Census dayUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · Census 2021 · Published city figure
Households with no car or van: 38.2%Share of all householdsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Residents aged 65+: 39,026Usual residents aged 65 and over on Census dayUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · Census 2021 · Published city figure
Households with one car or van: 51.5%Share of all householdsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Households with two or more cars or vans: 10.3%Share of all householdsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Registered live births: Highest — Brighton and Hove 002A: 30; Median: 12; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 033C: 2Live births registered for the surrounding LSOA in the latest calendar yearLive births in England and Wales for small geographic areas · 2025 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Residents with no qualifications: 12.7%Of residents aged 16 and overCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Registered deaths: Highest — Brighton and Hove 031C: 42; Median: 11; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 026C: 0Deaths registered for residents of the surrounding LSOA in the latest calendar yearMortality statistics: registered deaths, all causes and ages · 2024 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Residents with a degree-level qualification: 55.2%Level 4 and above, of residents aged 16 and overCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Residents in good or very good health: 83.9%Self-assessed on census dayCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Residents born outside the UK: 23.5%Share of all residentsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Change in residents aged 0–15: 7.4%Change in the age-group count between Census 2001 and Census 2021Understanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · Census 2001 to Census 2021 · Published city figure
Largest ethnic group: WhiteThe high-level group most residents recordedCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Change in residents aged 16–24: 24.9%Change in the age-group count between Census 2001 and Census 2021Understanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · Census 2001 to Census 2021 · Published city figure
Share in the largest ethnic group: 86.4%Of all residentsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Change in residents aged 25–64: 14.4%Change in the age-group count between Census 2001 and Census 2021Understanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · Census 2001 to Census 2021 · Published city figure
Change in residents aged 65+: -3.4%Change in the age-group count between Census 2001 and Census 2021Understanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · Census 2001 to Census 2021 · Published city figure
Number of households: Highest — Brighton and Hove 027C: 1,199; Median: 710; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 002B: 407Households counted in the surrounding LSOACensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Passports held: United Kingdom: 1,276; Ireland: 12; Other Europe: 182; Africa: 4; Middle East and Asia: 30; Americas and Caribbean: 16; Oceania and Antarctica: 6; British Overseas Territories: 0; No passport: 83Published passport country-group countsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Household deprivation: Not deprived: 413; Deprived in 1 dimension: 258; Deprived in 2 dimensions: 106; Deprived in 3 dimensions: 23; Deprived in 4 dimensions: 1Households deprived in zero to four Census dimensionsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Year of arrival in the UK: Born in the UK: 1,230; Before 1951: 3; 1951 to 1960: 7; 1961 to 1970: 22; 1971 to 1980: 26; 1981 to 1990: 14; 1991 to 2000: 48; 2001 to 2010: 90; 2011 to 2013: 38; 2014 to 2016: 73; 2017 to 2019: 47; 2020 to 2021: 9Usual residents by published arrival-period bandCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Length of residence in the UK: Born in the UK: 1,230; 10 years or more: 211; 5 to under 10 years: 77; 2 to under 5 years: 62; Under 2 years: 28Usual residents by time lived in the United KingdomCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
National identity: British only: 932; English: 316; Welsh: 14; Other UK identities: 25; Irish: 12; Other identity: 307; Non-UK identity: 319Self-described national identity groupsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
English proficiency: Main language is English or Welsh: 1,385; Speaks English very well: 103; Speaks English well: 48; Cannot speak English well: 13; Cannot speak English: 6English or Welsh main language and spoken-English proficiencyCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Sexual orientation: Straight or heterosexual: 5,797; Gay or lesbian: 454; Bisexual: 326; All other sexual orientations: 115; Not answered: 651Voluntary Census response among residents aged 16 and overCensus 2021 MSOA topic summaries · Census 2021 · Representative location
Turnout: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: 59.2%; Brighton Pavilion: 70.0%; East Worthing and Shoreham: 65.7%; Hove and Portslade: 70.1%; Lewes: 69.8%Valid votes cast as a share of the electorateGeneral election results by constituency · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Electorate: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: 68,784; Brighton Pavilion: 74,786; East Worthing and Shoreham: 74,738; Hove and Portslade: 74,063; Lewes: 76,166Registered electors at the 2024 general electionGeneral election results by constituency · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Second address: No second address: 1,518; Second address in the UK: 64; Second address outside the UK: 25Usual residents by whether a second address is usedCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Schoolchildren and full-time students: Highest — Brighton and Hove 002B: 82.3%; Median: 20.7%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 028C: 9.4%Share of residents aged 5 and over who are schoolchildren or full-time studentsCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Winning party: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: Labour; Brighton Pavilion: Green Party; East Worthing and Shoreham: Labour; Hove and Portslade: Labour; Lewes: Liberal DemocratParty of the member elected in 2024General election results by constituency · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Runner-up party: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: Conservative; Brighton Pavilion: Labour; East Worthing and Shoreham: Conservative; Hove and Portslade: Green Party; Lewes: ConservativeParty placed second in 2024General election results by constituency · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Seat outcome: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: Lab Hold; Brighton Pavilion: Green Hold; East Worthing and Shoreham: Lab Gain; Hove and Portslade: Lab Hold; Lewes: LD GainWhether the seat was held or changed handsGeneral election results by constituency · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Majority: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: 9,663; Brighton Pavilion: 14,290; East Worthing and Shoreham: 9,519; Hove and Portslade: 19,791; Lewes: 12,624Votes between the winner and the runner-upGeneral election results by constituency · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Majority share: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: 23.8%; Brighton Pavilion: 27.3%; East Worthing and Shoreham: 19.4%; Hove and Portslade: 38.1%; Lewes: 23.7%Winning margin as a share of valid votesGeneral election results by constituency · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Vote share Conservative: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: 20.2%; Brighton Pavilion: 7.6%; East Worthing and Shoreham: 25.7%; Hove and Portslade: 12.8%; Lewes: 26.8%Share of valid votesGeneral election results by constituency · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Vote share Labour: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: 44.0%; Brighton Pavilion: 27.7%; East Worthing and Shoreham: 45.1%; Hove and Portslade: 52.4%; Lewes: 6.7%Share of valid votesGeneral election results by constituency · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Vote share Liberal Democrat: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: 9.7%; Brighton Pavilion: 3.1%; East Worthing and Shoreham: 6.5%; Hove and Portslade: 5.9%; Lewes: 50.6%Share of valid votesGeneral election results by constituency · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Vote share Reform UK: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: 0.0%; Brighton Pavilion: 5.4%; East Worthing and Shoreham: 14.6%; Hove and Portslade: 8.8%; Lewes: 11.9%Share of valid votesGeneral election results by constituency · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Vote share Green: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: 19.7%; Brighton Pavilion: 55.0%; East Worthing and Shoreham: 6.6%; Hove and Portslade: 14.3%; Lewes: 3.5%Share of valid votesGeneral election results by constituency · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Vote share other candidates: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: 6.4%; Brighton Pavilion: 1.2%; East Worthing and Shoreham: 1.6%; Hove and Portslade: 5.9%; Lewes: 0.4%All remaining candidates pooledGeneral election results by constituency · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Member elected in 2024: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: Chris Ward; Brighton Pavilion: Siân Berry; East Worthing and Shoreham: Tom Rutland; Hove and Portslade: Peter Kyle; Lewes: James MacClearyWho won the seat on 4 July 2024General election results by constituency · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Candidates standing: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: 6; Brighton Pavilion: 8; East Worthing and Shoreham: 8; Hove and Portslade: 6; Lewes: 6People on the ballot paperGeneral election results by constituency · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Parliamentary constituency name: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven; Brighton Pavilion: Brighton Pavilion; East Worthing and Shoreham: East Worthing and Shoreham; Hove and Portslade: Hove and Portslade; Lewes: LewesThe Westminster seat this postcode votes inUK Parliament data · 2026-10-02 · Named wider-area context
Current MP: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: Chris Ward MP, member since 2024-07-04; Brighton Pavilion: Siân Berry MP, member since 2024-07-04; East Worthing and Shoreham: Tom Rutland MP, member since 2024-07-04; Hove and Portslade: Peter Kyle MP, member since 2015-05-07; Lewes: James MacCleary MP, member since 2024-07-04The member currently representing this constituencyUK Parliament data · 2026-10-02 · Named wider-area context
MP political party: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven: Labour; Brighton Pavilion: Green Party; East Worthing and Shoreham: Labour; Hove and Portslade: Labour; Lewes: Liberal DemocratThe party the sitting member currently sits forUK Parliament data · 2026-10-02 · Named wider-area context
MP contact details: Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven — Email: chris.ward.mp@parliament.uk; Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven — Email: 020 7219 2076; Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven — Official page: https://members.parliament.uk/member/5276/contact; Brighton Pavilion — Email: sian.berry.mp@parliament.uk; Brighton Pavilion — Official page: https://members.parliament.uk/member/5314/contact; East Worthing and Shoreham — Email: tom.rutland.mp@parliament.uk; East Worthing and Shoreham — Official page: https://members.parliament.uk/member/5222/contact; Hove and Portslade — Email: peter.kyle.mp@parliament.uk; Hove and Portslade — Email: 020 7219 1897; Hove and Portslade — Official page: https://members.parliament.uk/member/4505/contact; Lewes — Email: james.maccleary.mp@parliament.uk; Lewes — Official page: https://members.parliament.uk/member/5265/contactPublished parliamentary office contactUK Parliament data · 2026-10-02 · Named wider-area context

Income, work & local economy

Overall relative disadvantage (decile, 1 = most deprived): 6 of 10, where 1 is most deprivedWhere this neighbourhood sits among all English LSOAsEnglish Indices of Deprivation 2025 · 2025 · Representative location
Equivalised household income before housing costs: Highest — Brighton and Hove 011: £50,295; Median: £40,967; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 025: £30,104Mean disposable income, adjusted for household sizeSmall area model-based income estimates · FYE 2023 · Range across wider neighbourhood areas
Jobs profile: WorkingWhether ONS classifies the town as working or residential from its job densityUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · ONS towns classification, May 2026 · Published city figure
Gross household income: Highest — Brighton and Hove 010: £82,016; Median: £55,790; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 030: £42,865Mean total annual income before taxSmall area model-based income estimates · FYE 2023 · Range across wider neighbourhood areas
Income disadvantage (decile, 1 = most deprived): 5 of 10, where 1 is most deprivedShare of the neighbourhood on a low income, ranked against EnglandEnglish Indices of Deprivation 2025 · 2025 · Representative location
Employment disadvantage (decile, 1 = most deprived): 6 of 10, where 1 is most deprivedInvoluntary exclusion from work, ranked against EnglandEnglish Indices of Deprivation 2025 · 2025 · Representative location
Net household income: Highest — Brighton and Hove 011: £55,654; Median: £42,545; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 030: £31,115Mean disposable annual income after taxSmall area model-based income estimates · FYE 2023 · Range across wider neighbourhood areas
Equivalised household income after housing costs: Highest — Brighton and Hove 007: £45,503; Median: £35,669; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 030: £25,516Mean disposable income after rent or mortgage, adjusted for household sizeSmall area model-based income estimates · FYE 2023 · Range across wider neighbourhood areas
Business premises in this neighbourhood: 60Premises with a rateable value, at the last 31 MarchNon-domestic rating list / Find a business rates valuation · 2026 · Representative location
Economically inactive residents aged 16+: 36.2%Residents aged 16 and over who were not working or actively seeking workUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · Census 2021 · Published city figure
Employment rate: Brighton and Hove: 76.9%; Lewes: 83.5%; Adur: 81.5%Residents aged 16-64 in work, as a share of all residents that ageAnnual Population Survey via Nomis · 2026-03 · Named wider-area context
Number of children in low-income families, before housing costs: 167Children under 16 in this wardChildren in low income families local area statistics · FYE 2025 · Representative location
Retail premises in this neighbourhood: 10Shops, pubs and other retail premisesNon-domestic rating list / Find a business rates valuation · 2026 · Representative location
Retired residents aged 16+: 15.3%Residents aged 16 and over who were economically inactive because they were retiredUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · Census 2021 · Published city figure
Unemployment rate: 8.8%Economically active residents aged 16-64 who are unemployedAnnual Population Survey via Nomis · 2026-03 · Representative location
Economic activity rate: Brighton and Hove: 84.3%; Lewes: 87.3%; Adur: 81.5%Residents aged 16-64 either working or looking for workAnnual Population Survey via Nomis · 2026-03 · Named wider-area context
Largest business sector in this neighbourhood: OtherThe biggest of retail, offices, industry and otherNon-domestic rating list / Find a business rates valuation · 2026 · Representative location
Long-term sick or disabled residents aged 16+: 4.4%Residents aged 16 and over who were economically inactive because of long-term sickness or disabilityUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · Census 2021 · Published city figure
Economic inactivity rate: Brighton and Hove: 15.7%; Lewes: 12.7%; Adur: 18.5%Residents aged 16-64 neither working nor seeking workAnnual Population Survey via Nomis · 2026-03 · Named wider-area context
Economically inactive students aged 16+: 9.9%Residents aged 16 and over who were economically inactive studentsUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · Census 2021 · Published city figure
Number of children in low-income families, after housing costs: 338Children under 16 in this wardChildren in low income families local area statistics · FYE 2025 · Representative location
Total rateable value in this neighbourhood: £2,111,000All rateable business premises added togetherNon-domestic rating list / Find a business rates valuation · 2026 · Representative location
Average rateable value in this neighbourhood: £35,183Total rateable value divided by number of premisesNon-domestic rating list / Find a business rates valuation · 2026 · Representative location
Looking after home or family: 3.6%Residents aged 16 and over who were economically inactive while looking after home or familyUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · Census 2021 · Published city figure
Residents with degree-level qualifications: Brighton and Hove: 59.9%; Lewes: 43.5%; Adur: 54.4%Aged 16-64 holding a qualification at RQF level 4 or aboveAnnual Population Survey via Nomis · 2025-12 · Named wider-area context
Other economic inactivity: 3.0%Residents aged 16 and over with another reason for economic inactivityUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · Census 2021 · Published city figure
Residents with no qualifications: Brighton and Hove: 4.2%; Lewes: 3.6%; Adur: 4.7%Aged 16-64 reporting no formal qualificationAnnual Population Survey via Nomis · 2025-12 · Named wider-area context
Share of workers employed part time: 31.5%Of residents aged 16-64 in workAnnual Population Survey via Nomis · 2026-03 · Representative location
Share of workers who are self-employed: 19.8%Of residents aged 16-64 in workAnnual Population Survey via Nomis · 2026-03 · Representative location
Change in jobs, 2015 to 2024: 8.0%Percentage change in employment located in the townUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · 2015 to 2024 · Published city figure
People claiming unemployment-related benefits: 35Universal Credit claimants required to seek work, plus JSAClaimant Count via Nomis · 2026-07 · Representative location
Claimants as a share of working-age residents: 3.4%Claimants as a percentage of residents aged 16-64Claimant Count via Nomis · 2026-07 · Representative location
Jobs gained or lost, 2015 to 2024: 11,000Absolute change in employment located in the townUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · 2015 to 2024 · Published city figure
Claimants aged 16-24: 5Of the people claiming unemployment-related benefits hereClaimant Count via Nomis · 2026-07 · Representative location
Companies registered at this postcode: 26,009Active companies whose registered office is this postcodeCompanies House company register · 2026-10 · Exact city total
Qualifications: Level 1 or entry level: 16,545 (7.0%); Level 2: 25,065 (10.6%); Level 3: 46,360 (19.7%); Level 4 or above: 104,790 (44.5%); No qualifications: 29,215 (12.4%); Other qualifications: 13,390 (5.7%)Residents grouped by highest qualification levelTowns and cities, characteristics of built-up areas, Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Companies incorporated here in the last 12 months: 2,764Registered at this postcode and incorporated within the yearCompanies House company register · 2026-10 · Exact city total
Employment status: Employed: 139,290 (59.2%); Not employed: 96,075 (40.8%)Working-age residents grouped as employed or not employedTowns and cities, characteristics of built-up areas, Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Companies registered in this postcode district: 11,665Active companies across the whole postcode districtCompanies House company register · 2026-10 · Representative location
Industry of employed residents: Accommodation and food: 8,580 (6.2%); Administrative and support: 7,230 (5.2%); Agriculture, forestry and fishing: 215 (0.2%); Arts, entertainment and recreation: 6,095 (4.4%); Construction: 9,325 (6.7%); Education: 17,560 (12.6%); Electricity and gas: 855 (0.6%); Extraterritorial organisations: 45 (0.0%); Finance and insurance: 6,650 (4.8%); Health and social work: 22,400 (16.1%); Household employers: 55 (0.0%); Information and communication: 9,580 (6.9%); Manufacturing: 4,555 (3.3%); Mining and quarrying: 65 (0.0%); Other services: 3,240 (2.3%); Professional, scientific and technical: 11,845 (8.5%); Public administration and defence: 6,325 (4.5%); Real estate: 2,395 (1.7%); Transport and storage: 4,660 (3.3%); Water, sewerage and waste: 615 (0.4%); Wholesale, retail and motor repair: 17,005 (12.2%)Employed residents grouped by broad industryTowns and cities, characteristics of built-up areas, Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Largest business category on the register here: Professional, scientific and technicalThe largest SIC section among companies registered in this districtCompanies House company register · 2026-10 · Representative location
Occupation of employed residents: Administrative and secretarial: 10,345 (7.4%); Associate professional and technical: 23,620 (17.0%); Caring, leisure and other services: 12,075 (8.7%); Elementary occupations: 11,040 (7.9%); Managers, directors and senior officials: 19,700 (14.1%); Process, plant and machine operatives: 5,135 (3.7%); Professional occupations: 36,480 (26.2%); Sales and customer service: 10,145 (7.3%); Skilled trades: 10,755 (7.7%)Employed residents grouped by broad occupationTowns and cities, characteristics of built-up areas, Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Company types registered in this district: Private Limited Company: 92.4%; Private company limited by guarantee: 3.4%; Community Interest Company: 1.4%The most common legal forms on the register hereCompanies House company register · 2026-10 · Representative location
Hours worked: 15 hours or less: 105; 16 to 30 hours: 146; 31 to 48 hours: 526; 49 hours or more: 83Employed residents by usual weekly-hours bandCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Socio-economic classification (NS-SEC): Higher managerial and professional: 304; Lower managerial and professional: 366; Intermediate occupations: 131; Small employers and own-account workers: 158; Lower supervisory and technical: 39; Semi-routine occupations: 96; Routine occupations: 88; Never worked or long-term unemployed: 96; Full-time students: 68Residents aged 16 and over by NS-SEC classCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Employment history: Worked in the last 12 months: 69; Not worked in the last 12 months: 313; Never worked: 104People not in employment by when they last workedCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Jobs per working-age resident: Brighton and Hove: 0.86 jobs per resident aged 16 to 64; Lewes: 0.77 jobs per resident aged 16 to 64; Adur: 0.62 jobs per resident aged 16 to 64Number of jobs located in the local authority per resident aged 16 to 64Job density · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Gross median weekly pay: Brighton and Hove: £637; Lewes: £629; Adur: £595Median weekly gross pay for employee jobs, based on where employees liveGross median weekly pay · 2025 · Named wider-area context
Economically active: Highest — Brighton and Hove 029B: 81.0%; Median: 63.9%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 031C: 30.1%Published information about economically active for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Employed: Highest — Brighton and Hove 019C: 76.1%; Median: 60.2%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 002B: 19.6%Published information about employed for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Occupations: Managers and directors: 151; Professional: 272; Associate professional and technical: 151; Administrative and secretarial: 65; Skilled trades: 52; Caring, leisure and other service: 58; Sales and customer service: 43; Process, plant and machine operatives: 24; Elementary: 46Published information about occupations for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Retired: Highest — Brighton and Hove 006B: 38.3%; Median: 14.6%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 015A: 3.5%Published information about retired for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Self-employed: Highest — Brighton and Hove 026A: 19.8%; Median: 14.0%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 002B: 3.8%Published information about self-employed for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Unemployed: Highest — Brighton and Hove 002B: 10.9%; Median: 4.1%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 007D: 1.0%Published information about unemployed for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Work from home: Highest — Brighton and Hove 010E: 59.5%; Median: 44.2%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 025B: 15.8%Published information about work from home for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Industry of employed residents: Agriculture, forestry and fishing: 6; Mining and quarrying: 3; Manufacturing: 190; Energy supply: 38; Water, sewerage and waste: 22; Construction: 207; Wholesale, retail and motor repair: 489; Transport and storage: 106; Accommodation and food: 281; Information and communication: 457; Financial and insurance: 224; Real estate: 68; Professional, scientific and technical: 513; Administrative and support services: 182; Public administration and defence: 282; Education: 744; Health and social work: 679; Other industries: 398Broad industry groups for residents employed in Census weekCensus 2021 MSOA topic summaries · Census 2021 · Representative location

Local energy

Estimated households in fuel poverty: Highest — Brighton and Hove 027C: 206; Median: 74; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 005D: 26Modelled number of fuel-poor households in this neighbourhood, 2024Sub-regional fuel poverty · 2024 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Estimated proportion of households in fuel poverty: Highest — Brighton and Hove 015D: 18.7%; Median: 10.2%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 005D: 4.4%Modelled share of homes in this neighbourhood that are fuel poor, 2024Sub-regional fuel poverty · 2024 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Households in this neighbourhood: Highest — Brighton and Hove 027C: 1,272; Median: 761; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 002B: 443Modelled number of homes in the LSOA, 2024Sub-regional fuel poverty · 2024 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Fuel poverty in this local authority: Brighton and Hove: 10.9%; Lewes: 8.4%; Adur: 8.1%Modelled share of homes across the whole council area, 2024Sub-regional fuel poverty · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Typical household electricity use: 1,333 kWhMedian annual consumption across meters on this postcodePostcode-level electricity statistics · 2024 · Representative location
Domestic electricity meters: 6Meters counted on this postcodePostcode-level electricity statistics · 2024 · Representative location
Annual solar irradiation: Highest — BN2 8: 1,444 kWh/m²; Median: 1,407 kWh/m²; Lowest — BN1 5: 1,391 kWh/m²Energy falling on a square metre of optimally angled panelPVGIS 5.3 · 2005-2023 · Range across postcode sector areas
Electricity distribution network operator: UK Power Networks (South Eastern Power Networks)The company that owns and operates the electricity network hereDNO open-data portals · 2026 · Representative location
Typical output of a 4 kWp solar system: Highest — BN2 8: 4,610 kWh; Median: 4,486 kWh; Lowest — BN1 5: 4,437 kWhA standard domestic array at the best angle, over a yearPVGIS 5.3 · 2005-2023 · Range across postcode sector areas
Best panel tilt angle: Highest — BN88 1: 40°; Median: 40°; Lowest — BN1 4: 39°The slope that captures most energy over a year herePVGIS 5.3 · 2005-2023 · Range across postcode sector areas
Best panel orientation: 182°The compass direction that collects most energy herePVGIS 5.3 · 2005-2023 · Representative location
Solar projects: 4Schemes of 150 kW and above that exist or may yet existRenewable Energy Planning Database · Q2 2026 · Representative location
Onshore wind projects: 0Schemes of 150 kW and above that exist or may yet existRenewable Energy Planning Database · Q2 2026 · Representative location
Offshore wind projects: 0Schemes that exist or may yet existRenewable Energy Planning Database · Q2 2026 · Representative location
Battery storage projects: 1Schemes that exist or may yet existRenewable Energy Planning Database · Q2 2026 · Representative location
Hydro projects: 0Schemes of 150 kW and above that exist or may yet existRenewable Energy Planning Database · Q2 2026 · Representative location
Biomass and waste-to-energy projects: 0Schemes that exist or may yet existRenewable Energy Planning Database · Q2 2026 · Representative location
Other renewable technology projects: 0Tidal, wave, geothermal, hydrogen and fuel cellsRenewable Energy Planning Database · Q2 2026 · Representative location
Renewable energy projects: 5All technologies, with the stage each has reachedRenewable Energy Planning Database · Q2 2026 · Representative location
Operational renewable capacity: 1.8 MWInstalled capacity of schemes that are generatingRenewable Energy Planning Database · Q2 2026 · Representative location
Renewable capacity in the pipeline: 0.77 MWApproved, under construction or awaiting a decisionRenewable Energy Planning Database · Q2 2026 · Representative location
Nearest renewable energy project: 2.7 kmStraight-line distance, with the scheme and its stageRenewable Energy Planning Database · Q2 2026 · Representative location
Stage of the nearest renewable project: Planning Permission Granted (Hove Polyclinic, Nevill Avenue - Solar Panels)As recorded at the last quarterly extractRenewable Energy Planning Database · Q2 2026 · Representative location
Heat network schemes: 5Recorded schemes that exist or may yet existHeat Networks Planning Database · Q1 2026 · Representative location
Nearest heat network scheme: 1.7 kmStraight-line distance, with the scheme and its stageHeat Networks Planning Database · Q1 2026 · Representative location
Stage of the nearest heat network scheme: Planning Permission Granted (65 Orchard Gardens - 42 Flats & Commercial Units)As recorded at the last quarterly extractHeat Networks Planning Database · Q1 2026 · Representative location
Type and scale of the nearest heat network: 37Network type, technology and reported connectionsHeat Networks Planning Database · Q1 2026 · Representative location
Emissions per resident: Brighton and Hove: 2.56 t CO2e per resident; Lewes: 3.9 t CO2e per resident; Adur: 3.12 t CO2e per residentCouncil area total divided by its populationUK local authority greenhouse-gas emissions · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Council area greenhouse gas emissions: Brighton and Hove: 726.2 kt CO2e; Lewes: 399.5 kt CO2e; Adur: 202.6 kt CO2eEverything emitted inside the local authority boundaryUK local authority greenhouse-gas emissions · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Change in emissions since 2005: Brighton and Hove: -56.0%; Lewes: -44.9%; Adur: -52.2%Council area total against the start of the seriesUK local authority greenhouse-gas emissions · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Largest emitting sector: 38.7%The sector responsible for most of the council area's emissionsUK local authority greenhouse-gas emissions · 2024 · Representative location
Greenhouse-gas emissions by sector: Domestic: 281.3 kt CO2e; Transport: 252.2 kt CO2e; Commercial: 96.6 kt CO2e; Public Sector: 50.5 kt CO2e; Industry: 24.4 kt CO2e; Waste: 11.3 kt CO2e; Agriculture: 8.5 kt CO2e; LULUCF: 1.4 kt CO2ePublished information about greenhouse-gas emissions by sector for the council area.UK local authority greenhouse-gas emissions · 2024 · Representative location
Expected solar photovoltaic (PV) output by month: January: 175 kWh; February: 239 kWh; March: 387 kWh; April: 510 kWh; May: 531 kWh; June: 542 kWh; July: 551 kWh; August: 488 kWh; September: 416 kWh; October: 291 kWh; November: 201 kWh; December: 161 kWhPublished information about expected solar photovoltaic (pv) output by month for the postcode sector.PVGIS 5.3 · 2005-2023 · Representative location
Solar resource by month: January: 51.8 kWh/m²; February: 71.2 kWh/m²; March: 116.8 kWh/m²; April: 158.9 kWh/m²; May: 168.3 kWh/m²; June: 174.3 kWh/m²; July: 178.9 kWh/m²; August: 157.9 kWh/m²; September: 132.1 kWh/m²; October: 89.9 kWh/m²; November: 60.4 kWh/m²; December: 47.7 kWh/m²Published information about solar resource by month for the postcode sector.PVGIS 5.3 · 2005-2023 · Representative location
Central heating: Mains gas: 599; Electric: 71; Two or more types: 65; Oil: 0; Tank or bottled gas: 2; District or communal: 46; Renewable: 2; Solid fuel: 0; Wood: 0; Other: 10; No central heating: 7Published information about central heating for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location

Air, land & environment

Modelled PM2.5: Highest — TQ3105: 6.97 µg/m³; Median: 6.62 µg/m³; Lowest — TQ3402: 6.04 µg/m³Annual average fine particulate matterUK background air-pollution maps · 2024 · Range across 1 km area areas
Modelled PM10: Highest — TQ3508: 12.09 µg/m³; Median: 10.09 µg/m³; Lowest — TQ3402: 8.82 µg/m³Annual average coarse particulate matterUK background air-pollution maps · 2024 · Range across 1 km area areas
Modelled nitrogen dioxide: Highest — TQ3104: 11.62 µg/m³; Median: 8.28 µg/m³; Lowest — TQ3402: 5.11 µg/m³Annual average NO₂UK background air-pollution maps · 2024 · Range across 1 km area areas
Modelled nitrogen oxides: Highest — TQ3104: 15.32 µg/m³ as NO₂; Median: 10.6 µg/m³ as NO₂; Lowest — TQ3402: 6.38 µg/m³ as NO₂Annual average NOx, expressed as NO₂UK background air-pollution maps · 2024 · Range across 1 km area areas
Modelled sulphur dioxide: Highest — TQ2805: 1.76 µg/m³; Median: 0.99 µg/m³; Lowest — TQ3602: 0.55 µg/m³Annual average SO₂UK background air-pollution maps · 2024 · Range across 1 km area areas
Modelled benzene: Highest — TQ2605: 0.45 µg/m³; Median: 0.34 µg/m³; Lowest — TQ3402: 0.27 µg/m³Annual average benzeneUK background air-pollution maps · 2024 · Range across 1 km area areas
Modelled ozone exceedance days: Highest — TQ3903: 4.68 days; Median: 4.15 days; Lowest — TQ3104: 3.71 daysDays a year the 8-hour ozone target is exceededUK background air-pollution maps · 2024 · Range across 1 km area areas
Nearest air-quality monitoring station: Brighton Preston ParkClosest automatic station currently reportingUK-AIR monitoring / Sensor Observation Service · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Distance to nearest monitoring station: 250 mStraight-line distance to the closest reporting stationUK-AIR monitoring / Sensor Observation Service · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Latest measurements at that station: NO₂ 15.0 µg/m³, O₃ 19.0 µg/m³, PM10 9.0 µg/m³, PM2.5 4.0 µg/m³Most recent published concentrationsUK-AIR monitoring / Sensor Observation Service · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Air pollution index at that station: Low (index 1 of 10, driven by PM10)Defra Daily Air Quality Index bandUK-AIR monitoring / Sensor Observation Service · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Nearest legally designated site: 1.3 kmClosest SSSI, SAC, SPA, Ramsar, nature reserve, National Park or National LandscapeProtected sites / habitats datasets · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Type of the nearest monitoring station: Urban BackgroundWhat kind of location that station measuresUK-AIR monitoring / Sensor Observation Service · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Average maximum temperature: 14.7 °CDaily maximum, 1991–2020 averageHadUK-Grid climate observations · 1991-2020 normal (series to 2026) · Representative location
Nearest storm overflow: ALBION CSO, discharging to CONTROLLED SEAThe closest monitored outfall, and what it discharges intoEvent Duration Monitoring / storm overflows · 2024 · Representative location
Average minimum temperature: 6.6 °CDaily minimum, 1991–2020 averageHadUK-Grid climate observations · 1991-2020 normal (series to 2026) · Representative location
Distance to nearest storm overflow: 2.6 kmStraight-line distance to the closest monitored outfallEvent Duration Monitoring / storm overflows · 2024 · Representative location
Nearest flood-warning area: 2.1 kmThe closest area the Environment Agency warns forEnvironment Agency flood monitoring · 2026-08-28 · Representative location
Annual spill event count: 0Spills recorded at the nearest overflow in its latest reporting yearEvent Duration Monitoring / storm overflows · 2024 · Representative location
Average temperature: 10.6 °CDaily mean, 1991–2020 averageHadUK-Grid climate observations · 1991-2020 normal (series to 2026) · Representative location
Nearest river-level monitoring station: 7.0 kmStraight-line distance to the closest gauging stationEnvironment Agency flood monitoring · 2026-08-28 · Representative location
Annual rainfall: 806.1 mmTotal in an average year, 1991–2020HadUK-Grid climate observations · 1991-2020 normal (series to 2026) · Representative location
Annual total spill duration: 0 hoursHours of recorded discharge at the nearest overflow, latest yearEvent Duration Monitoring / storm overflows · 2024 · Representative location
Annual sunshine: 1,670.8 hoursHours of bright sunshine in an average year, 1991–2020HadUK-Grid climate observations · 1991-2020 normal (series to 2026) · Representative location
Monitor uptime at the nearest storm overflow: 99.8%Share of the reporting year the monitor actually workedEvent Duration Monitoring / storm overflows · 2024 · Representative location
Average July maximum: 22.3 °CDaily maximum in July, 1991–2020 averageHadUK-Grid climate observations · 1991-2020 normal (series to 2026) · Representative location
Flood warning area covering this postcode: 0Whether the postcode falls inside an Environment Agency warning areaEnvironment Agency flood monitoring · 2026-08-28 · Representative location
Overflow operator (water company): Southern WaterThe company that reported this overflow to the Environment AgencyEvent Duration Monitoring / storm overflows · 2024 · Representative location
Average January minimum: 1.9 °CDaily minimum in January, 1991–2020 averageHadUK-Grid climate observations · 1991-2020 normal (series to 2026) · Representative location
Reservoir failure extent — wet-day scenario: If a large raised reservoir failed on a wet day, when rivers are already high, this postcode centroid is outside the published mapped extents in this dataset.Where released water could spread if a large raised reservoir failed while rivers were already highReservoir flood extents · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Storm overflows: 2Monitored outfalls on the sewer network nearbyEvent Duration Monitoring / storm overflows · 2024 · Representative location
Days of air frost: 43 daysNights the air temperature fell below zero, 1991–2020 averageHadUK-Grid climate observations · 1991-2020 normal (series to 2026) · Representative location
Reservoir failure extent — dry-day scenario: If a large raised reservoir failed on a dry day, with rivers at normal levels, this postcode centroid is outside the published mapped extents in this dataset.Where released water could spread if a large raised reservoir failed while rivers were at normal levelsReservoir flood extents · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Days with rain: 123.5 daysDays a year with at least 1 mm of rain, 1991–2020 averageHadUK-Grid climate observations · 1991-2020 normal (series to 2026) · Representative location
Coal Mining Reporting Area intersection: Not within the Coal Mining Reporting AreaWhether this postcode sits in the area where a coal mining report is recommendedCoal mining information / map services · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Nearest designated bathing water: Hove, a designated coastal bathing waterThe closest designated site within 15 kmBathing water quality data · 2025 season · Representative location
Nearest water quality monitoring site: VICTORIA GARDENS, BRIGHTON (BRIGHTON BOROUGH COUNCIL) — GROUNDWATER - BOREHOLEThe closest Environment Agency sampling point, and what it samplesWater Quality Archive · 2025–2026 · Representative location
Coal-mining Development High Risk Area intersection: Not within a coal mining development risk areaThe planning classification of the ground here: high risk, low risk, or neitherCoal mining information / map services · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Distance to bathing water: 2.2 kmStraight-line distance to the site's sampling pointBathing water quality data · 2025 season · Representative location
Distance to nearest water quality monitoring site: 2.1 kmStraight-line distance to the closest sampling pointWater Quality Archive · 2025–2026 · Representative location
Coalfield consultation area: Not within a coalfield consultation areaWhether the postcode falls in a mapped coalfield consultation areaCoal mining information / map services · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Annual bathing-water classification: Excellent at Hove, for the 2025 season. The classification assesses samples taken across recent bathing seasons at this site only — not today's conditions, and not the wider coastline or river.Excellent, Good, Sufficient or Poor for the latest seasonBathing water quality data · 2025 season · Representative location
Coal mining licence area: Not within a coal mining licence areaWhether the postcode falls in an area licensed for coal mining, past or presentCoal mining information / map services · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Bedrock geology: White Chalk Subgroup — Chalk (Cretaceous)The rock mapped beneath this area, at 1:625,000BGS OpenGeoscience · 1:625,000 national geology, bedrock v5 (2008) · Representative location
Superficial geology: No superficial deposit mapped at 1:625,000Deposits lying over the bedrock, where any are mappedBGS OpenGeoscience · 1:625,000 national geology, bedrock v5 (2008) · Representative location
Broad soil landscape type: ChalkThe geological material the soils here have formed overSoil Parent Material Model — 1 km open version · 2014 (v1, derived from Parent Material Model 1:50,000 v6) · Representative location
Soil parent material grain size: Argillic - ArenaceousBGS's grain-size class for the material beneath: clay-rich, sandy, gravelly or peatSoil Parent Material Model — 1 km open version · 2014 (v1, derived from Parent Material Model 1:50,000 v6) · Representative location
Soil texture class: Chalky, Silty LoamThe texture range expected over this parent materialSoil Parent Material Model — 1 km open version · 2014 (v1, derived from Parent Material Model 1:50,000 v6) · Representative location
Soil depth class: Intermediate-ShallowHow deep soils here typically run before reaching the parent materialSoil Parent Material Model — 1 km open version · 2014 (v1, derived from Parent Material Model 1:50,000 v6) · Representative location
Carbonate content of parent material: HighHow much chalk or limestone the underlying material holdsSoil Parent Material Model — 1 km open version · 2014 (v1, derived from Parent Material Model 1:50,000 v6) · Representative location
Current official drought status: Drought across Kent South London and East Sussex, as at 21 August 2026. Declared for the whole Environment Agency area, not for this postcode.Declared status for the Environment Agency area, as at the last reportDry weather and drought status reports · 2026-08-21 · Representative location
Distance to nearest historic landfill: 2.0 kmStraight-line distance to the edge of the nearest recorded siteHistoric Landfill Sites · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Shrink-swell clay susceptibility: Moderate susceptibility across the 5 km area (about 65 square kilometres) containing this postcode — areas of localised significant ratingHow much the clay in this 5 km area is rated to swell and shrink with moistureBGS GeoSure 5 km hex grid · GeoSure v8, generalised to 5 km hexagons · Representative location
Current water-supply and drought update: Despite recent rainfall and cooler weather, conditions remain drier than normal, with below average rainfall observed across all regions. For England as a whole, the rainfall total for August to date is 17% of the long term average (LTA). Rivers flows responded to the rainfall, however the majority of sites remain classed as below normal or lower for the time of year. A quarter of river sites, predominantly across southern and eastern areas, are classed as exceptionally low. The seasonal decline of groundwater levels continues, with levels in the chalk generally healthier than levels in the Oolite Limestone aquifers which are exceptionally low in places. Reservoir storage for England has declined 3.4% this week, down to 62.6% on 18 August. This is below average for the time of year. Seven major reservoirs are classed as having exceptionally low storage. There has been no change to Environment Agency area drought status this week, with 71% of England by land now in drought. Water companies continue to face sustained high demand due to the long period of warm weather and reduced rainfall. Affinity Water expanded its temporary use ban (TUB) across its eastern region on 17 August and Wessex Water implemented a company wide TUB on 18 August. Approximately 29 million people now have restrictions on their use of water. The agricultural sector is under increasing pressure, with poor crop yields and reduced grass growth affecting livestock farmers. There are reports of agricultural boreholes drying up and farm reservoirs at critically low levels. Over 1,500 abstraction licence restrictions are currently in place, including mandatory section 57 spray irrigation reductions in East Anglia and a growing number of voluntary restrictions across several catchments. Root crop harvesting is expected to be challenging due to exceptionally hard ground conditions. Environmental impacts are also increasing. Since the start of 2026, 226 drought and dry weather related incidents have been recorded, including: Navigation across reservoir fed canals are increasingly affected by low levels, while river navigation routes remain more resilient. Many canals are open for navigation, but an increasing number of closures and restrictions are being reported. The Environment Agency continues its drought response, including activated incident management arrangements and increased environmental monitoring. The National Drought Group will now meet weekly to coordinate action and monitor risks as drought conditions continue.The Environment Agency's own summary, verbatimDry weather and drought status reports · 2026-08-21 · Representative location
Historic landfill site name: Picton StreetWhat the Environment Agency's record calls the nearest siteHistoric Landfill Sites · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Landslide susceptibility: Low susceptibility across the 5 km area (about 65 square kilometres) containing this postcode — areas of localised significant ratingHow prone the ground across this 5 km area is rated to slope instabilityBGS GeoSure 5 km hex grid · GeoSure v8, generalised to 5 km hexagons · Representative location
Environment Agency area: Kent South London and East SussexWhich of the 14 operational areas covers this postcodeDry weather and drought status reports · 2026-08-21 · Representative location
Historic landfill known waste type: inert — at Picton StreetThe categories of waste the record says went into the nearest siteHistoric Landfill Sites · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Susceptibility to soluble rock and sinkholes: Significant susceptibility across the 5 km area (about 65 square kilometres) containing this postcode — areas of localised significant ratingHow likely dissolvable rock — chalk, limestone, gypsum, salt — is to underlie this 5 km areaBGS GeoSure 5 km hex grid · GeoSure v8, generalised to 5 km hexagons · Representative location
Compressible-ground susceptibility: Low susceptibility across the 5 km area (about 65 square kilometres) containing this postcode — areas of localised significant ratingHow likely soft ground that settles under load is to underlie this 5 km areaBGS GeoSure 5 km hex grid · GeoSure v8, generalised to 5 km hexagons · Representative location
Historic landfill operational dates: Waste recorded from December 1955 to December 1960 at Picton StreetFirst and last recorded waste input at the nearest siteHistoric Landfill Sites · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Collapsible-deposit susceptibility: Low susceptibility across the 5 km area (about 65 square kilometres) containing this postcode — areas of localised significant ratingHow likely deposits that collapse when wetted or loaded are to underlie this 5 km areaBGS GeoSure 5 km hex grid · GeoSure v8, generalised to 5 km hexagons · Representative location
Historic landfill sites: 0Recorded former tips whose outline falls within a kilometreHistoric Landfill Sites · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
How the nearest historic landfill outline was mapped: A boundary held in the Environment Agency's records, digitised from its own survey materialWhether the boundary is surveyed or approximatedHistoric Landfill Sites · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Running-sand susceptibility: Low susceptibility across the 5 km area (about 65 square kilometres) containing this postcode — areas of localised significant ratingHow likely water-bearing sand that can flow into excavations is to underlie this 5 km areaBGS GeoSure 5 km hex grid · GeoSure v8, generalised to 5 km hexagons · Representative location
Elevation above sea level: 26 mGround height at the postcode centroid, from OS Terrain 50OS Terrain 50 · 2026-07 · Representative location
Nearby permitted waste operations: 0Permitted waste sites within 1 kmPublic Registers for environmental information · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Projected change in summer temperature: 2.08 °C changeHow much warmer summers here are projected to be at 2 °C of global warming, against 1981-2000UK Climate Projections (UKCP18), 12 km regional strand · UKCP18 RCP8.5 regional projections at 1.5-4 °C global warming levels, against a 1981-2000 baseline · Representative location
Local elevation range: 56 mHighest ground minus lowest ground within 500 mOS Terrain 50 · 2026-07 · Representative location
Nearby industrial installations: 0Permitted installations within 1 kmPublic Registers for environmental information · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Projected very hot days per year: 2.3 days per yearDays a year above 30 °C projected here at 2 °C of global warming, against 1981-2000UK Climate Projections (UKCP18), 12 km regional strand · UKCP18 RCP8.5 regional projections at 1.5-4 °C global warming levels, against a 1981-2000 baseline · Representative location
Nearby radioactive-substances permits: 0Permits to keep or use radioactive material within 1 kmPublic Registers for environmental information · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Projected change in winter rainfall: 14.06 % changeHow much wetter or drier winters here are projected to be at 2 °C of global warmingUK Climate Projections (UKCP18), 12 km regional strand · UKCP18 RCP8.5 regional projections at 1.5-4 °C global warming levels, against a 1981-2000 baseline · Representative location
Terrain slope: 1.4°Gradient of the ground over a 100 m window around the postcodeOS Terrain 50 · 2026-07 · Representative location
Nearby discharge consents and permits: 0Permitted discharges to water or ground within 1 kmPublic Registers for environmental information · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Terrain aspect: East-facingCompass direction the surrounding ground faces downhillOS Terrain 50 · 2026-07 · Representative location
Relative elevation versus surrounding neighbourhood: -26 mHeight at the postcode against the average of the kilometre around itOS Terrain 50 · 2026-07 · Representative location
Nearest permitted site: 650 mDistance to the closest entry on any Environment Agency registerPublic Registers for environmental information · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Ground height compared with the surrounding area: Lower than the surrounding kilometreWhether the postcode sits above or below its surroundingsOS Terrain 50 · 2026-07 · Representative location
Permitted sites: 3Current register entries of every kind within 1 kmPublic Registers for environmental information · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Coastal erosion exposure: Outside every mapped coastal erosion risk zone. The nearest is 1993 m away on the Beachy Head to Selsey Bill shoreline management plan, where the long-term plan is Hold The Line. Along this frontage the Environment Agency projects cumulative erosion of 25–61 m by 2055 and 99–108 m by 2105 if the coast here is not maintained. With the shoreline management plan delivered there is no projection at all: the Environment Agency does not issue one where the plan is to hold the line for the full period to 2105, so the figures above are what this coast is projected to do if that defence is not maintained. Each range spans the present-day, higher-central and upper-end sea level allowances, and each figure is a cumulative total by that year rather than a yearly rate.Whether this postcode falls inside a mapped coastal erosion risk zone, and what is projected for the coast thereNational Coastal Erosion Risk Mapping (NCERM) — National (2024) · 2024 · Representative location
Distance to mapped erosion frontage: 2.0 kmHow far this postcode is from the nearest stretch of coast mapped for erosionNational Coastal Erosion Risk Mapping (NCERM) — National (2024) · 2024 · Representative location
Projected erosion extent/time horizon: 100 mCumulative metres of coastal retreat projected for the nearest frontage by 2055 and by 2105National Coastal Erosion Risk Mapping (NCERM) — National (2024) · 2024 · Representative location
Modelled topsoil geochemistry by element: Arsenic: 10.7 mg/kg; Cadmium: 1.23 mg/kg; Chromium: 61.8 mg/kg; Copper: 15.5 mg/kg; Nickel: 26.8 mg/kg; Lead: 59.5 mg/kg; Selenium: 0.56 mg/kg; Zinc: 95.3 mg/kgModelled concentrations of eight trace elements in the topsoil of this 500 m squareUK topsoil geochemistry raster (UKTS) · Topsoil samples 1978-2014, modelled surface published 2024 · Representative location
Modelled topsoil element concentration: 59.51 mg/kgModelled total lead in the topsoil of this 500 m square, in mg/kgUK topsoil geochemistry raster (UKTS) · Topsoil samples 1978-2014, modelled surface published 2024 · Representative location
Distance to nearest mapped airport noise contour: 32.7 kmHow far this postcode is from the nearest mapped airport noise contourAirport noise, all metrics, England, Round 4 · 2021 traffic (Environmental Noise Regulations Round 4) · Representative location
Nearest recorded landslide: 0.8 kmHow far away the nearest landslide in the national record isNational Landslide Database / GeoIndex index · 2026 · Representative location
Recorded landslides: 1How many landslides in the national record are within a kilometreNational Landslide Database / GeoIndex index · 2026 · Representative location

Nature & green space

Nearest public park: 50 mThe closest site mapped as a public park or gardenOS Open Greenspace · 2026-04 · Representative location
Distance to nearest public park: 50 mStraight-line distance to its nearest mapped entranceOS Open Greenspace · 2026-04 · Representative location
Public greenspace count: 39Mapped greenspace sites reaching within 1 kmOS Open Greenspace · 2026-04 · Representative location
Public greenspace area: 35.4 haHectares of mapped greenspace inside the 1 km circleOS Open Greenspace · 2026-04 · Representative location
Nearest play space: 500 mThe closest mapped children's play areaOS Open Greenspace · 2026-04 · Representative location
Nearest playing field: 700 mThe closest mapped playing fieldOS Open Greenspace · 2026-04 · Representative location
Nearest sports facility: 150 mOutdoor sites mapped by Ordnance Survey: sports facilities, bowling greens, tennis courts and golf coursesOS Open Greenspace · 2026-04 · Representative location
Nearest allotment: 700 mThe closest allotments or community growing spaceOS Open Greenspace · 2026-04 · Representative location
Nearest greenspace access point: 50 mThe closest mapped way in to any greenspace siteOS Open Greenspace · 2026-04 · Representative location
Designations covering this postcode: This postcode is not inside any designated siteEvery legal designation whose boundary contains the postcode centroidProtected sites / habitats datasets · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Nearest Site of Special Scientific Interest: 4.3 kmStraight-line distance to the boundary of the closest SSSIProtected sites / habitats datasets · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Inside a Site of Special Scientific Interest: Not inside a Site of Special Scientific InterestWhether the postcode centroid falls within an SSSI boundaryProtected sites / habitats datasets · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Nearest National Nature Reserve: 6.1 kmStraight-line distance to the closest reserve boundaryProtected sites / habitats datasets · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Nearest Local Nature Reserve: 1.3 kmStraight-line distance to the closest reserve boundaryProtected sites / habitats datasets · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Nearest Special Area of Conservation: 6.0 kmStraight-line distance to the closest SAC boundaryProtected sites / habitats datasets · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
National Park: Not in a National Park. Nearest is SOUTH DOWNS National Park, about 1.7 km awayWhether this postcode is inside one, and the nearest if notProtected sites / habitats datasets · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Nearest National Landscape (formerly Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty): Not in a National Landscape. Nearest is High Weald National Landscape, about 16.5 km awayWhether this postcode is inside one, and the nearest if notProtected sites / habitats datasets · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Nearest priority habitat: 30 mClosest mapped parcel within 10 kmProtected sites / habitats datasets · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Nearest priority habitat: type: Deciduous woodlandThe main habitat recorded for the closest parcelProtected sites / habitats datasets · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Priority habitat: 4.9 haMapped habitat area, clipped to the radiusProtected sites / habitats datasets · 2026-08-24 · Representative location
Ward tree canopy cover percentage: 18.2%Share of the ward under tree canopy, in the survey yearUK Ward Canopy Cover · 2018-2022 (per-ward survey year) · Representative location
Tree canopy comparison with other wards: 66.2%Where this ward ranks among surveyed wards in its nationUK Ward Canopy Cover · 2018-2022 (per-ward survey year) · Representative location
Nearest mapped woodland: 30 mThe closest wood of half a hectare or more, and its typeNational Forest Inventory / Forestry Commission open data · 2024 (imagery to summer 2024) · Representative location
Distance to nearest woodland: 30 mStraight-line distance to the nearest mapped woodlandNational Forest Inventory / Forestry Commission open data · 2024 (imagery to summer 2024) · Representative location
Woodland area: 2.7 haHectares of mapped woodland inside a 500 m circleNational Forest Inventory / Forestry Commission open data · 2024 (imagery to summer 2024) · Representative location
Woodland area: 8.7 haHectares of mapped woodland inside a 1 km circleNational Forest Inventory / Forestry Commission open data · 2024 (imagery to summer 2024) · Representative location
Woodland area: 429.4 haHectares of mapped woodland inside a 5 km circleNational Forest Inventory / Forestry Commission open data · 2024 (imagery to summer 2024) · Representative location
Woodland type: Broadleaved (6.2 ha within 1 km)The interpreted forest type covering most ground within 1 kmNational Forest Inventory / Forestry Commission open data · 2024 (imagery to summer 2024) · Representative location
Nearest classified river or water body: 2.1 kmDistance to the closest river, lake or coastal water assessed under the Water Framework DirectiveCatchment Data Explorer water-body classification · Cycle 3 — ecological 2022, chemical 2019 · Representative location
Ecological status: Moderate — Sussex (nearest coastal water, 2.1 km away) (2019 assessment)How the Environment Agency classify the river water body this postcode drains intoCatchment Data Explorer water-body classification · Cycle 3 — ecological 2022, chemical 2019 · Representative location
Chemical status: Fail — Sussex (nearest coastal water, 2.1 km away) (2019 assessment; 100% of assessed English surface water bodies are classified the same)The Environment Agency chemical classification of that water body, with how common the same verdict isCatchment Data Explorer water-body classification · Cycle 3 — ecological 2022, chemical 2019 · Representative location
Number of reasons the water body is below good status: 3 reasonsHow many pressures the Environment Agency record on that water body, and which sectorsCatchment Data Explorer water-body classification · Cycle 3 — ecological 2022, chemical 2019 · Representative location

Planning, buildings & heritage

Conservation area: NoWhether this postcode falls inside a designated conservation areaPlanning Data platform · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Green Belt: NoWhether this postcode falls inside designated Green BeltPlanning Data platform · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Nearest listed building: 200 mStraight-line distance to the closest statutorily listed buildingPlanning Data platform · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Listed buildings: 19Statutorily listed buildings close to this postcodePlanning Data platform · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Scheduled monument: Not inside a scheduled monumentWhether this postcode falls inside a scheduled monumentNational Heritage List spatial data · 2026-08-28 · Representative location
Nearest scheduled monument: 2.4 kmStraight-line distance to the closest scheduled monument within 10 kmNational Heritage List spatial data · 2026-08-28 · Representative location
Registered park/garden: Not inside a registered park or gardenWhether this postcode falls inside a registered park or gardenNational Heritage List spatial data · 2026-08-28 · Representative location
Nearest registered park/garden: 30 mStraight-line distance to the closest registered park or garden within 10 kmNational Heritage List spatial data · 2026-08-28 · Representative location
Registered battlefield: Not inside a registered battlefieldWhether this postcode falls inside a registered battlefieldNational Heritage List spatial data · 2026-08-28 · Representative location
Nearest registered battlefield: 10 kmStraight-line distance to the closest registered battlefield within 25 kmNational Heritage List spatial data · 2026-08-28 · Representative location
World Heritage Site: Not inside a World Heritage SiteWhether this postcode falls inside a World Heritage SiteNational Heritage List spatial data · 2026-08-28 · Representative location
Heritage at risk entries: 0Designated assets on the 2024 Heritage at Risk Register nearbyNational Heritage List spatial data · 2026-08-28 · Representative location
Nearest heritage at risk entry: 1.5 kmStraight-line distance to the closest entry on the 2024 register within 5 kmNational Heritage List spatial data · 2026-08-28 · Representative location

Schools & childcare

Nearest primary school: 300 mStraight-line distance to the closest open primary schoolCompare school performance data · 2024/25 · Representative location
Nearest secondary school: 600 mStraight-line distance to the closest open secondary schoolCompare school performance data · 2024/25 · Representative location
Nearest secondary school: Attainment 8: 50.4Average score across eight qualifications, most recent published yearCompare school performance data · 2024/25 · Representative location
Nearest further education provider: 750 mClosest college or 16-plus provider on the DfE registerCompare school performance data · 2024/25 · Representative location
Nearest secondary school: Progress 8: 0.56Progress from key stage 2 to key stage 4, most recent published yearCompare school performance data · 2024/25 · Representative location
Nearest school: phase: PrimaryThe age range group the closest school servesCompare school performance data · 2024/25 · Representative location
Nearest school: type: Community schoolAcademy, community school, voluntary aided and so onCompare school performance data · 2024/25 · Representative location
Nearest school: pupils on roll: 197From the most recent school census recorded in GIASCompare school performance data · 2024/25 · Representative location
Nearest school: pupils eligible for free school meals: 7.1%A pupil characteristic, not a measure of the schoolCompare school performance data · 2024/25 · Representative location
Nearest school: academy trust: Not part of an academy trustThe trust running the closest school, where it is in oneCompare school performance data · 2024/25 · Representative location
Primary schools: 4Open primary schools on the DfE registerCompare school performance data · 2024/25 · Representative location
Secondary schools: 8Open secondary schools on the DfE registerCompare school performance data · 2024/25 · Representative location
Latest school inspection date: 22 March 2022When the nearest school was last inspectedState-funded school inspections and outcomes: management information · 2026-07-31 · Representative location
Nearest nursery or childcare provider: 250 mStraight-line distance to the closest registered providerOfsted childcare providers and inspections · 2026-03-31 · Representative location
Childcare providers: 22Active providers on non-domestic premisesOfsted childcare providers and inspections · 2026-03-31 · Representative location
Latest school inspection outcome judgements: Overall effectiveness: Good (previous framework, graded inspection of 22 March 2022)What the inspection concluded, on the framework it was made underState-funded school inspections and outcomes: management information · 2026-07-31 · Representative location
Nearest childcare provider type: Childcare on non-domestic premisesWhat kind of provider the nearest one isOfsted childcare providers and inspections · 2026-03-31 · Representative location
School inspection report link: http://www.ofsted.gov.uk/inspection-reports/find-inspection-report/provider/ELS/114377The Ofsted page for the nearest schoolState-funded school inspections and outcomes: management information · 2026-07-31 · Representative location
Years since the nearest school was inspected: 4.4 yearsHow old the judgement beside it isState-funded school inspections and outcomes: management information · 2026-07-31 · Representative location
Safeguarding judgement at the nearest school: Safeguarding effective: Yes (previous framework)Whether safeguarding was found to meet the standardsState-funded school inspections and outcomes: management information · 2026-07-31 · Representative location
Nearest childcare provider registered places: 60How many children the nearest provider may care forOfsted childcare providers and inspections · 2026-03-31 · Representative location
Nearest school: published capacity: 270Number of places in the latest GIAS registerCompare school performance data · 2024/25 · Representative location
Primary published admission number: 2,430Published number of normal-entry primary places across the local authorityPrimary and secondary school applications and offers · 2026/27 · Representative location
Primary applications received: 1,936Applications for normal primary entry from residents of the local authorityPrimary and secondary school applications and offers · 2026/27 · Representative location
Primary first-preference offer rate: 93.8%Share receiving their first preference on national offer dayPrimary and secondary school applications and offers · 2026/27 · Representative location
Primary top-three preference offer rate: 99.4%Share receiving one of their first three preferences on national offer dayPrimary and secondary school applications and offers · 2026/27 · Representative location
Secondary published admission number: 2,515Published number of normal-entry secondary places across the local authorityPrimary and secondary school applications and offers · 2026/27 · Representative location
Secondary applications received: 2,154Applications for normal secondary entry from residents of the local authorityPrimary and secondary school applications and offers · 2026/27 · Representative location
Secondary first-preference offer rate: 82.9%Share receiving their first preference on national offer dayPrimary and secondary school applications and offers · 2026/27 · Representative location
Secondary top-three preference offer rate: 97.4%Share receiving one of their first three preferences on national offer dayPrimary and secondary school applications and offers · 2026/27 · Representative location
Nearest school: unfilled places in annual snapshot: 55DfE whole-school unfilled-place count at the latest 1 May capacity snapshotSchool capacity: school-level annual snapshot · 2024/25 · Representative location

Health & care

Nearest GP practice: 350 mStraight-line distance to the closest practice still openNHS Organisation Data Service — GP practice register · 2026-08-28 · Representative location
GP practices: 28Open practices with a registered address inside 5 kmNHS Organisation Data Service — GP practice register · 2026-08-28 · Representative location
Recorded diabetes prevalence at GP practice: 4.5%Patients aged 17 and over on the practice's diabetes registerQuality and Outcomes Framework · 2024-25 · Representative location
Recorded asthma prevalence at GP practice: 6.7%Patients aged 6 and over on the practice's asthma registerQuality and Outcomes Framework · 2024-25 · Representative location
Recorded hypertension prevalence at GP practice: 12.0%Patients on the practice's hypertension registerQuality and Outcomes Framework · 2024-25 · Representative location
Recorded chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) prevalence at GP practice: 1.1%Patients on the practice's chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) registerQuality and Outcomes Framework · 2024-25 · Representative location
Recorded depression prevalence at GP practice: 9.7%Patients aged 18 and over on the practice's depression registerQuality and Outcomes Framework · 2024-25 · Representative location
Recorded coronary heart disease prevalence at GP practice: 2.6%Patients on the practice's coronary heart disease registerQuality and Outcomes Framework · 2024-25 · Representative location
GP practice quality-framework achievement: 93.5%Points earned against the maximum available to that practiceQuality and Outcomes Framework · 2024-25 · Representative location
Recorded cancer prevalence at GP practice: 3.7%Patients on the practice's cancer registerQuality and Outcomes Framework · 2024-25 · Representative location
Recorded dementia prevalence at GP practice: 0.6%Patients on the practice's dementia registerQuality and Outcomes Framework · 2024-25 · Representative location
Registered list size at the nearest GP practice: 13,842Patients registered with that practiceQuality and Outcomes Framework · 2024-25 · Representative location
Male life expectancy at birth: Brighton and Hove: 79.0 years; Lewes: 80.4 years; Adur: 81.0 yearsYears a boy born here now could expect to liveFingertips public-health data · 2019 - 23 · Named wider-area context
Nearby care homes: 13Care homes registered with Care Quality Commission (CQC) within 1 kmCare Quality Commission register · 01 September 2026 · Representative location
Overall experience of GP practice: 86.8%Patients rating their practice good overallGP Patient Survey 2026 · 2026 · Representative location
Experience of contacting the practice: 79.1%Patients describing their last contact as goodGP Patient Survey 2026 · 2026 · Representative location
Female life expectancy at birth: Brighton and Hove: 83.3 years; Lewes: 84.7 years; Adur: 84.1 yearsYears a girl born here now could expect to liveFingertips public-health data · 2019 - 23 · Named wider-area context
Nearby regulated GP services: 4GP practice sites registered with Care Quality Commission (CQC) within 1 kmCare Quality Commission register · 01 September 2026 · Representative location
Ease of contacting the practice by phone: 59.4%Patients finding the phone easy to useGP Patient Survey 2026 · 2026 · Representative location
Male life expectancy at 65: Brighton and Hove: 18.9 years; Lewes: 20.1 years; Adur: 20.0 yearsFurther years a man reaching 65 could expectFingertips public-health data · 2023 - 25 · Named wider-area context
Nearby regulated dentists: 9Dental practices registered with Care Quality Commission (CQC) within 1 kmCare Quality Commission register · 01 September 2026 · Representative location
Ease of contacting the practice through its website: 74.6%Patients finding the website easy to useGP Patient Survey 2026 · 2026 · Representative location
Female life expectancy at 65: Brighton and Hove: 21.8 years; Lewes: 22.6 years; Adur: 21.8 yearsFurther years a woman reaching 65 could expectFingertips public-health data · 2023 - 25 · Named wider-area context
Nearby hospitals: 12Acute hospital sites registered with Care Quality Commission (CQC) within 5 kmCare Quality Commission register · 01 September 2026 · Representative location
Care Quality Commission rating of the nearest service: Good — The Stanford Medical Centre, published 13 January 2020The regulator's judgement on one named service, with its dateCare Quality Commission register · 01 September 2026 · Representative location
Ease of contacting the practice through the NHS App: 59.1%Patients finding the NHS App easy to useGP Patient Survey 2026 · 2026 · Representative location
Under 75 mortality from all causes: Brighton and Hove: 333.8 per 100,000; Lewes: 296.17 per 100,000; Adur: 271.94 per 100,000Age-standardised deaths under 75, per 100,000Fingertips public-health data · 2023 - 25 · Named wider-area context
Helpfulness of reception staff: 90.8%Patients finding reception helpfulGP Patient Survey 2026 · 2026 · Representative location
Latest Care Quality Commission (CQC) report publication date nearby: 25 August 2026The most recent publication date among rated services within 1 kmCare Quality Commission register · 01 September 2026 · Representative location
Under 75 mortality from cardiovascular disease: Brighton and Hove: 62.26 per 100,000; Lewes: 55.22 per 100,000; Adur: 54.17 per 100,000Age-standardised deaths under 75, per 100,000Fingertips public-health data · 2023 - 25 · Named wider-area context
Confidence and trust in the healthcare professional: 95.1%Patients with confidence in whoever they sawGP Patient Survey 2026 · 2026 · Representative location
Registered care services: 39All Care Quality Commission (CQC)-registered locations, health and social care togetherCare Quality Commission register · 01 September 2026 · Representative location
Under 75 mortality from cancer: Brighton and Hove: 121.35 per 100,000; Lewes: 119.4 per 100,000; Adur: 102.98 per 100,000Age-standardised deaths under 75, per 100,000Fingertips public-health data · 2023 - 25 · Named wider-area context
Infant mortality rate: Brighton and Hove: 3.52 per 1,000 live births; Lewes: 2.25 per 1,000 live births; Adur: 4.6 per 1,000 live birthsDeaths under one year per 1,000 live birthsFingertips public-health data · 2022 - 24 · Named wider-area context
Needs met at the last appointment: 94.5%Patients whose needs were met, definitely or in partGP Patient Survey 2026 · 2026 · Representative location
Reception-age children living with obesity: Brighton and Hove: 9.3%; Lewes: 9.9%; Adur: 8.0%Children aged 4 to 5 measured as obeseFingertips public-health data · 2024/25 · Named wider-area context
Satisfaction with the wait for the last appointment: 60.6%Patients content with how long they waitedGP Patient Survey 2026 · 2026 · Representative location
Being listened to at the last appointment: 96.1%Patients rating the professional good at listeningGP Patient Survey 2026 · 2026 · Representative location
Year 6 children living with obesity: Brighton and Hove: 17.7%; Lewes: 18.3%; Adur: 19.4%Children aged 10 to 11 measured as obeseFingertips public-health data · 2024/25 · Named wider-area context
Being involved in decisions about care: 95.9%Patients as involved as they wanted to beGP Patient Survey 2026 · 2026 · Representative location
Low birth weight of term babies: Brighton and Hove: 2.3%; Lewes: 2.7%; Adur: 2.8%Babies born at 37 weeks or later under 2,500gFingertips public-health data · 2024 · Named wider-area context
Experience of NHS services when the practice was closed: 57.5%Patients rating out-of-hours contact goodGP Patient Survey 2026 · 2026 · Representative location
General fertility rate: Brighton and Hove: 35.52 per 1,000 women aged 15 to 44; Lewes: 51.92 per 1,000 women aged 15 to 44; Adur: 55.11 per 1,000 women aged 15 to 44Live births per 1,000 women aged 15 to 44Fingertips public-health data · 2018 - 22 · Named wider-area context
Adults who smoke: Brighton and Hove: 12.8%; Lewes: 10.5%; Adur: 10.1%Adults 18 and over who currently smokeFingertips public-health data · 2022 - 24 · Named wider-area context
Survey response rate at the nearest practice: 28.5%Questionnaires returned as a share of those sentGP Patient Survey 2026 · 2026 · Representative location
Physically active adults: Brighton and Hove: 75.5%; Lewes: 66.7%; Adur: 67.6%Adults meeting the recommended activity levelFingertips public-health data · 2024/25 · Named wider-area context
Out of work benefit claimants: Brighton and Hove: 4.1%; Lewes: 3.4%; Adur: 2.7%Working-age people claiming an out-of-work benefitFingertips public-health data · 2024/25 · Named wider-area context
Fuel poverty: Brighton and Hove: 12.1%; Lewes: 10.6%; Adur: 9.7%Households on the low income, low energy efficiency measureFingertips public-health data · 2023 · Named wider-area context
Fluoride concentration: 0.09 mg/l FAverage fluoride in your water company's published regulatory samplesDrinking-water quality provider data · 2016–2025, varying by company · Representative location
Nitrate concentration: 31.25 mg/l NO3Average nitrate in your water company's published regulatory samplesDrinking-water quality provider data · 2016–2025, varying by company · Representative location
Chlorine or other disinfectant result: 0.52 mg/lAverage free residual disinfectant in your water company's published samplesDrinking-water quality provider data · 2016–2025, varying by company · Representative location
Lead test result: 0.83 µg/l PbAverage lead in your water company's published regulatory samplesDrinking-water quality provider data · 2016–2025, varying by company · Representative location
Male healthy life expectancy: 61.1 yearsAverage years a newborn male is expected to live in good or very good healthHealthy life expectancy · 2022 to 2024 · Representative location
Female healthy life expectancy: 62.6 yearsAverage years a newborn female is expected to live in good or very good healthHealthy life expectancy · 2022 to 2024 · Representative location
Life satisfaction: Brighton and Hove: 7.39 score out of 10; Lewes: 7.35 score out of 10; Adur: 7.57 score out of 10Average rating by adults aged 16 and over, from 0 not at all satisfied to 10 completely satisfiedPersonal wellbeing estimates · 2022/23 · Named wider-area context
Happiness: Brighton and Hove: 7.03 score out of 10; Lewes: 7.47 score out of 10; Adur: 6.16 score out of 10Average rating of happiness yesterday by adults aged 16 and over, from 0 to 10Personal wellbeing estimates · 2022/23 · Named wider-area context
Anxiety: Brighton and Hove: 3.31 score out of 10; Lewes: 3.04 score out of 10; Adur: 4.84 score out of 10Average rating of anxiety yesterday by adults aged 16 and over, from 0 not at all anxious to 10 completely anxiousPersonal wellbeing estimates · 2022/23 · Named wider-area context
Life worthwhile: Brighton and Hove: 7.67 score out of 10; Lewes: 7.88 score out of 10; Adur: 7.95 score out of 10Average rating that the things adults do in life are worthwhile, from 0 to 10Personal wellbeing estimates · 2022/23 · Named wider-area context
Adults living with obesity: Brighton and Hove: 18.6%; Lewes: 28.7%; Adur: 24.9%Estimated percentage of adults aged 18 and over classified as living with obesityAdult obesity prevalence · 2024/25 · Named wider-area context
Disability: Highest — Brighton and Hove 031C: 38.7%; Median: 18.0%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 010D: 10.9%Published information about disability for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Self-reported general health: Very good: 805; Good: 544; Fair: 183; Bad: 63; Very bad: 12Published information about self-reported general health for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Unpaid carers: Highest — Brighton and Hove 013B: 13.5%; Median: 7.7%; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 015D: 3.5%Published information about unpaid carers for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Range across local neighbourhood areas

Transport & getting around

Commuting method: Car or van (driving): 168; Work at or from home: 431; On foot: 135; Bus, minibus or coach: 37; Train: 15; Underground, metro, tram: 1; Car or van (passenger): 9; Bicycle: 44; Taxi: 5; Motorcycle or scooter: 7; Other: 9Published information about commuting method for the local neighbourhood.Census 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location
Access to a major town or city: Nearer to a major town or cityONS nearer/further classification based on modelled driving timeUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · ONS towns classification, May 2026 · Published city figure
Nearest bus stop: 60 mStraight-line distance to the closest stopNational Public Transport Access Nodes (NaPTAN) · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Bus stops: 14Straight-line distance to the closest stationNational Public Transport Access Nodes (NaPTAN) · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Nearest railway station: 650 mStraight-line distance to the closest stationNational Public Transport Access Nodes (NaPTAN) · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Which A road is nearest: A23 (Preston Road)By number, and by name where OS record oneOS Open Roads · 2026-04 · Representative location
Distance to the nearest A road: 40 mStraight-line distance to the carriagewayOS Open Roads · 2026-04 · Representative location
Distance to the nearest motorway: 27 kmStraight-line distance to the carriagewayOS Open Roads · 2026-04 · Representative location
Nearest motorway junction: 28 kmWhere the motorway network can actually be joinedOS Open Roads · 2026-04 · Representative location
Estimated entries and exits at the nearest station: Preston Park: Preston ParkOver the most recent published yearEstimates of station usage · 2024-25 · Representative location
Estimated interchanges at the nearest station: Preston Park: Preston ParkPassengers changing trains without leaving the stationEstimates of station usage · 2024-25 · Representative location
Station-usage trend: Preston Park: Preston Park, 2023-24 to 2024-25Between the two most recent published yearsEstimates of station usage · 2024-25 · Representative location
Journey time to nearest employment centre by public transport or walking: Highest — Brighton and Hove 002B: 24.88 minutes; Median: 4.95 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 029D: 1.48 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Reported injury collisions: 200Over the five years of data we holdSTATS19 road safety open data · 2021 to 2025 · Representative location
Fatal collisions: 0Collisions in which someone diedSTATS19 road safety open data · 2021 to 2025 · Representative location
Journey time to nearest employment centre by cycle: Highest — Brighton and Hove 002B: 19.04 minutes; Median: 6.67 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 029D: 5.47 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest employment centre by car: Highest — Brighton and Hove 002B: 12.68 minutes; Median: 6.18 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 024C: 5.34 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Serious injury collisions: 50On the Department for Transport's adjusted basisSTATS19 road safety open data · 2021 to 2025 · Representative location
Journey time to nearest primary school by public transport or walking: Highest — Brighton and Hove 002B: 19.22 minutes; Median: 7.71 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 027B: 2.89 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Pedestrian casualties: 35People on foot injured in reported collisionsSTATS19 road safety open data · 2021 to 2025 · Representative location
Cyclist casualties: 68People on bicycles injured in reported collisionsSTATS19 road safety open data · 2021 to 2025 · Representative location
Journey time to nearest primary school by cycle: Highest — Brighton and Hove 002B: 16.56 minutes; Median: 7.85 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 027B: 5.99 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest primary school by car: Highest — Brighton and Hove 002B: 11.38 minutes; Median: 6.9 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 027B: 5.6 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest secondary school by public transport or walking: Highest — Brighton and Hove 025D: 32.69 minutes; Median: 17.74 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 005C: 5.79 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest secondary school by cycle: Highest — Brighton and Hove 025C: 26.02 minutes; Median: 12.99 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 005C: 7.45 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest secondary school by car: Highest — Brighton and Hove 009A: 16.09 minutes; Median: 10.16 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 005C: 6.71 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest further education college by public transport or walking: Highest — Brighton and Hove 033A: 45.97 minutes; Median: 18.43 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 020C: 4.59 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest further education college by cycle: Highest — Brighton and Hove 033A: 44.82 minutes; Median: 12.78 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 020C: 6.76 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Nearest Department for Transport (DfT) traffic count point: An unclassified local road, 500 m awayThe road link traffic is counted on, and how far away it isRoad traffic statistics · 2025 · Representative location
Distance to the nearest count point: 500 mStraight-line distance to the counted roadRoad traffic statistics · 2025 · Representative location
Journey time to nearest further education college by car: Highest — Brighton and Hove 033A: 23.05 minutes; Median: 9.97 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 020C: 6.22 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Annual average daily motor vehicles: 2,158 vehicles a day on an unclassified local road (2025 figure)On the nearest counted road linkRoad traffic statistics · 2025 · Representative location
Journey time to nearest GP surgery by public transport or walking: Highest — Brighton and Hove 033F: 24.56 minutes; Median: 8.73 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 030C: 2 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Heavy goods vehicles a day: 31 HGVs a day on an unclassified local road (2025 figure)On the nearest counted road linkRoad traffic statistics · 2025 · Representative location
Journey time to nearest GP surgery by cycle: Highest — Lewes 002C: 20.42 minutes; Median: 8.02 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 030A: 5.84 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
How the traffic figure was produced: Estimated using AADF from previous year on this link, for 2025Counted on the road that year, or estimated from an earlier countRoad traffic statistics · 2025 · Representative location
Journey time to nearest GP surgery by car: Highest — Brighton and Hove 033F: 12.09 minutes; Median: 7.08 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 030A: 5.65 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest hospital by public transport or walking: Highest — Lewes 002C: 61.33 minutes; Median: 29.84 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 031B: 4.55 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest hospital by cycle: Highest — Lewes 002C: 54.83 minutes; Median: 22.09 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 031B: 6.85 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest hospital by car: Highest — Brighton and Hove 005B: 25.87 minutes; Median: 14.42 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 031A: 6.3 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest food store by public transport or walking: Highest — Brighton and Hove 009A: 11.98 minutes; Median: 6.33 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 024C: 5.55 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest food store by cycle: Highest — Lewes 002C: 18.29 minutes; Median: 6.91 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 030A: 5.75 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest food store by car: Highest — Brighton and Hove 009A: 11.98 minutes; Median: 6.33 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 024C: 5.55 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest town centre by public transport or walking: Highest — Brighton and Hove 001E: 39.7 minutes; Median: 19.35 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 027B: 2.74 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest town centre by cycle: Highest — Brighton and Hove 033A: 33.19 minutes; Median: 13.16 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 027B: 5.94 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest town centre by car: Highest — Brighton and Hove 009A: 19.26 minutes; Median: 10 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 031E: 5.68 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2019Journey Time Statistics · 2019 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest pharmacy by cycle: Highest — Lewes 002C: 18.4 minutes; Median: 5.84 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 031E: 2.21 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2015Journey Time Statistics · 2015 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Journey time to nearest pharmacy by car: Highest — Lewes 002C: 10.72 minutes; Median: 5.64 minutes; Lowest — Brighton and Hove 031E: 2.21 minutesModelled for a representative weekday, 2015Journey Time Statistics · 2015 · Range across local neighbourhood areas
Public electric vehicle (EV) chargers in the local authority: Brighton and Hove: 804; Lewes: 143; Adur: 109Reported operational at the quarter endPublic EV charging infrastructure statistics · 2026-07 · Named wider-area context
Rapid and ultra-rapid chargers (50 kW and above): Brighton and Hove: 33; Lewes: 13; Adur: 31The subset able to charge in minutes rather than hoursPublic EV charging infrastructure statistics · 2026-07 · Named wider-area context
Public electric vehicle (EV) chargepoints per 100,000 people: Brighton and Hove: 283.228; Lewes: 139.699; Adur: 167.979Chargers per head of the local authority populationPublic EV charging infrastructure statistics · 2026-07 · Named wider-area context
Change in public electric vehicle (EV) chargers over the quarter: Brighton and Hove: 20.5%; Lewes: -5.3%; Adur: -2.7%Against the previous quarter in the same seriesPublic EV charging infrastructure statistics · 2026-07 · Named wider-area context
Roadworks permitted: 234In the twelve months to the latest archiveStreet Manager roadworks open data · 2026-07 · Representative location
Rapid and ultra-rapid chargers per 100,000 people: Brighton and Hove: 11.625; Lewes: 12.7; Adur: 47.77450 kW and above, per head of the local authority populationPublic EV charging infrastructure statistics · 2026-07 · Named wider-area context
Roadworks under way at the latest archive date: 2Started and not finished when the archive was cutStreet Manager roadworks open data · 2026-07 · Representative location
Roadworks permitted but not yet started: 9Due to begin after the latest archive dateStreet Manager roadworks open data · 2026-07 · Representative location
Nearest roadworks: 20 mClosest works permitted in the last twelve monthsStreet Manager roadworks open data · 2026-07 · Representative location
Who is carrying out the nearest works: NATIONAL HIGHWAYSThe promoter named on the permitStreet Manager roadworks open data · 2026-07 · Representative location
Nearest works: start date: 1 Sep 2025 (proposed)Actual where reported, otherwise proposedStreet Manager roadworks open data · 2026-07 · Representative location
Nearest works: end date: 6 Sep 2025 (proposed)Actual where reported, otherwise proposedStreet Manager roadworks open data · 2026-07 · Representative location
Nearest works: what is being done: Highway repair and maintenance works — StandardActivity type and permit categoryStreet Manager roadworks open data · 2026-07 · Representative location
Nearest works: traffic management: No carriageway incursionWhat the permit allowed on the roadStreet Manager roadworks open data · 2026-07 · Representative location
Distance travelled to work: Under 2 km: 140; 2 to under 5 km: 98; 5 to under 10 km: 23; 10 to under 20 km: 41; 20 to under 30 km: 11; 30 to under 40 km: 10; 40 to under 60 km: 5; 60 km and over: 19; Works mainly from home: 431; No fixed workplace or other: 79Employed residents by straight-line workplace-distance bandCensus 2021 · Census 2021 · Representative location

Shops, food & amenities

Food businesses: 478Premises inspected under the food hygiene schemeFood Hygiene Rating Scheme · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Rated food businesses: 112Premises registered for food hygiene inspectionFood Hygiene Rating Scheme · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Premises rated 5: 371Businesses holding the top food hygiene ratingFood Hygiene Rating Scheme · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Share rated 5: 78.8%Of premises with a current ratingFood Hygiene Rating Scheme · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Nearest restaurant or cafe: 200 mStraight-line distance to the closest rated premisesFood Hygiene Rating Scheme · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Restaurants and cafes: 25Straight-line distance to the closest rated premisesFood Hygiene Rating Scheme · 2026-10-02 · Representative location
Nearest supermarket: 1.1 kmTo the closest shop mapped as a supermarketOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of supermarkets: 0About a twelve-minute walkOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest convenience shop: 150 mTo the closest corner shop or general storeOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of convenience shops: 13Corner shops and general storesOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest pharmacy: 350 mTo the closest dispensing pharmacyOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of pharmacies: 4Dispensing pharmaciesOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest doctor or clinic: 550 mTo the closest surgery or clinic on the mapOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Doctors and clinics: 3Surgeries and clinics on the mapOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest hospital: 1.1 kmTo the closest site mapped as a hospitalOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of hospitals: 10Hospital sites of any kindOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest dentist: 300 mTo the closest dental surgeryOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of dentists: 4Dental surgeriesOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest vet: 300 mTo the closest veterinary surgeryOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of vets: 4Veterinary surgeriesOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest school: 200 mTo the edge of the closest school siteOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of schools: 12All phases and sectors togetherOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest nursery or childcare: 450 mTo the closest nursery or childcare premisesOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of nurseries and childcare: 5Nurseries, pre-schools and childcare premisesOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest Post Office: 1.1 kmTo the closest branch or counterOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of Post Offices: 0Branches and countersOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest bank: 1.5 kmTo the closest bank branchOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of banks: 0Bank branchesOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest ATM: 200 mTo the closest free-standing cash machineOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of ATMs: 2Free-standing cash machines onlyOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest pub: 250 mTo the closest premises mapped as a pubOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of pubs: 10About a twelve-minute walkOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest restaurant: 650 mTo the closest sit-down restaurantOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of restaurants: 6Sit-down restaurants onlyOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest cafe: 250 mTo the closest cafe or coffee shopOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of cafes: 16Cafes and coffee shopsOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest park: 50 mTo the edge of the closest mapped parkOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of parks: 3Land mapped as a parkOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest playground: 450 mTo the edge of the closest mapped playgroundOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of playgrounds: 5Including school playgroundsOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest gym: 550 mTo the closest fitness centreOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of gyms: 2Fitness centresOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest leisure centre: 650 mTo the closest sports centre or leisure centreOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of leisure centres: 2Sports and leisure centresOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest library: 1.1 kmTo the closest library buildingOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of libraries: 0Including libraries not open to the publicOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest place of worship: 200 mTo the closest building of any religionOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of places of worship: 8Every religion togetherOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest petrol station: 150 mTo the closest fuel forecourtOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of petrol stations: 2Fuel forecourtsOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Nearest mapped electric vehicle (EV) charging station: 500 mTo the closest charging site on the mapOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Count of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations: 10Charging sites, not connectorsOpenStreetMap · 2026-08-23 · Representative location
Water supplier: Southern WaterThe company appointed to supply water to this postcodeWater and sewerage undertaker boundaries · April 2024 (Ofwat v1_5) · Representative location
Wastewater and sewerage provider: Southern WaterThe company appointed to provide sewerage services hereWater and sewerage undertaker boundaries · April 2024 (Ofwat v1_5) · Representative location
Water-company leakage performance: -4.4%How much your water company has cut leakage since its 2019-20 baselineWater Company Performance Report 2023-24 (open data) · Financial year 2023-24 · Representative location
Supply interruptions: 81.56 minutesAverage minutes of water supply lost per property last year, across your water companyWater Company Performance Report 2023-24 (open data) · Financial year 2023-24 · Representative location
Sewer flooding performance: 2.57 per 10,000 connectionsHomes flooded internally by sewage per 10,000 connections, across your sewerage companyWater Company Performance Report 2023-24 (open data) · Financial year 2023-24 · Representative location
Pollution incidents: 58.9 per 10,000 kmPollution incidents per 10,000 km of sewer, across your sewerage companyWater Company Performance Report 2023-24 (open data) · Financial year 2023-24 · Representative location
Customer satisfaction: 66.87 scoreYour water company's C-MeX score, Ofwat's customer measure of experienceWater Company Performance Report 2023-24 (open data) · Financial year 2023-24 · Representative location
Performance against targets: 41.3%The share of its 2020-25 promises to Ofwat that your water company metWater Company Performance Report 2023-24 (open data) · Financial year 2023-24 · Representative location
Highest local visitor-to-resident ratio: 10.2Maximum ratio among the LSOAs within the townUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · November 2024 to November 2025 · Published city figure
Typical local visitor-to-resident ratio: 0.3Median ratio among the LSOAs within the townUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · November 2024 to November 2025 · Published city figure
Visitor pattern: flat visitor to resident profileONS profile based on the distribution of local visitor-to-resident quintilesUnderstanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends · November 2024 to November 2025 · Published city figure

Brighton and Hove

The first facts to orient a home search

How Brighton and Hove compares nationwide

Everyday services, by straight-line distance

What different homes have been selling for

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What stands out nationally

Registered sales over the last five years

Freehold transaction share

Detached median sale price

Semi-detached median sale price

Terraced median sale price

Flat and maisonette median sale price

Registered sales in the last 12 months

Median potential score

Typical improvement headroom

Typical floor area

Walls recorded as insulated

Roofs recorded as insulated

On mains gas

Certificates recording solar panels

Modelled lighting cost

Bicycle theft

Theft from the person

One-person households

Privately rented households

Households with no car or van

Households with one car or van

Households with two or more cars or vans

Residents with a degree-level qualification

Residents born outside the UK

Heat network schemes

Storm overflows

Relative elevation versus surrounding neighbourhood

Distance to nearest public park

Public greenspace count

Childcare providers

GP practices

Recorded diabetes prevalence at GP practice

Recorded hypertension prevalence at GP practice

Recorded chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) prevalence at GP practice

Recorded depression prevalence at GP practice

Nearby care homes

Nearby regulated GP services

Nearby regulated dentists

Nearby hospitals

Registered care services

Being listened to at the last appointment

Reported injury collisions

Serious injury collisions

Pedestrian casualties

Cyclist casualties

Roadworks permitted

Food businesses

Premises rated 5

Count of convenience shops

Count of pharmacies

Count of hospitals

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Count of vets

Count of schools

Count of nurseries and childcare

Count of cafes

Count of gyms

Count of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations

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How these figures were made

Council Air Quality Management Areas

Brighton and Hove AQMA 1

Brighton and Hove AQMA 2

Brighton & Hove AQMA5

Brighton & Hove AQMA6

Brighton & Hove AQMA3

Brighton & Hove AQMA4

Lewes Town Centre AQMA

A259 Newhaven ring road and Town Centre No 1

Mapped Nitrate Vulnerable Zone records

Sussex Chalk

Mapped groundwater source protection categories

Zone 1