Home / Places / West Midlands / Warwickshire ONS estimates show that the county council area's population rose by 97,467 residents (17.8%) between mid-2011 and mid-2025, from 546,554 to 644,021. Source: ONS MYE4 .
644,021 Residents, mid-2025 ONS MYE4 estimate 596,773 Residents, Census 2021 ethnicity table ONS TS021 county row 545,474 Residents, Census 2011 ONS KS201EW county row Ethnic groups in the county council area Census 2011
White British 88.5% White Other 4.2% Asian 4.6% Black 0.8% Mixed 1.5% Other 0.4% Census 2021
White British 82.1% White Other 7.0% Asian 6.3% Black 1.3% Mixed 2.3% Other 1.0% Published county counts. Changes are percentage points calculated from unrounded shares. Group 2011 2021 Change White British 482,607 490,070 -6.4pp White Other 23,081 41,604 +2.7pp Asian 25,096 37,321 +1.7pp Black 4,443 8,016 +0.5pp Mixed 7,949 13,533 +0.8pp Other 2,298 6,229 +0.6pp
How county and district counts relate County figures use the ONS county council row. Districts use their own published rows. Census 2021 counts include disclosure-control changes, so district figures may not add exactly to the county figure. The reconciliation table shows each difference. Census 2011 counts and annual population estimates agree exactly with the district sums.
The 2021 district total is 2 residents higher than the published county total. Both figures are retained as published. The ethnicity table's all-residents count is the denominator for every county ethnic group share.
ONS explains Census 2021 disclosure controls . The audit does not establish the precise cause of each individual difference.
Reconciliation: every county and district-sum comparison Difference means district sum minus published county count. Year and measure County District sum Difference 2011: All residents 545,474 545,474 0 2011: White British 482,607 482,607 0 2011: White Other 23,081 23,081 0 2011: Asian 25,096 25,096 0 2011: Black 4,443 4,443 0 2011: Mixed 7,949 7,949 0 2011: Other 2,298 2,298 0 2021: All residents 596,773 596,775 +2 2021: White British 490,070 490,069 -1 2021: White Other 41,604 41,603 -1 2021: Asian 37,321 37,323 +2 2021: Black 8,016 8,018 +2 2021: Mixed 13,533 13,531 -2 2021: Other 6,229 6,231 +2
Raw source rows: KS201EW, 2011 , row 94. TS021, 2021 , row 151.
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Annual county population estimates, 2011 to 2025 ONS MYE4. Every value agrees exactly with the sum of constituent districts. Year Residents 2011 546,554 2012 550,276 2013 553,178 2014 557,454 2015 561,471 2016 566,625 2017 572,303 2018 578,389 2019 584,155 2020 589,253 2021 599,115 2022 609,185 2023 621,265 2024 633,002 2025 644,021
Population change since 2011 Map: Population change since 2011, mid-2025 estimate. Warwickshire: 5 district councils. North Warwickshire +9.0%; Nuneaton and Bedworth +14.9%; Rugby +25.0%; Stratford-on-Avon +23.1%; Warwick +14.7%. North Warwickshire: +9.0% Nuneaton and Bedworth: +14.9% Rugby: +25.0% Stratford-on-Avon: +23.1% Warwick: +14.7% Stratford-on-Avon +23.1% 148,772 people Rugby +25.0% 125,594 people ukdemographics.co.uk ukdemographics.co.uk UK Demographics Population data for every community 2025 Population change since 2011 Warwickshire: 5 district councils ONS ESTIMATE −4 −1 +1 +4 +8 +12% Change in the estimated resident population at 30 June, compared with mid-2011. Source: ONS, Mid-Year Population Estimates, England and Wales, June 2025, table MYE4 (published 29 July 2026). Boundaries: ONS LAD (May 2026) BSC. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. ukdemographics.co.uk Every figure sourced. Map: Population change since 2011, mid-2025 estimate. Warwickshire: 5 district councils. North Warwickshire +9.0%; Nuneaton and Bedworth +14.9%; Rugby +25.0%; Stratford-on-Avon +23.1%; Warwick +14.7%. North Warwickshire: +9.0% Nuneaton and Bedworth: +14.9% Rugby: +25.0% Stratford-on-Avon: +23.1% Warwick: +14.7% Stratford-on-Avon +23.1% 148,772 people Rugby +25.0% 125,594 people Warwick +14.7% 157,925 people North Warwickshire +9.0% 67,688 people Nuneaton and Bedworth +14.9% 144,042 people ukdemographics.co.uk ukdemographics.co.uk UK Demographics Population data for every community 2025 Population change since 2011 Warwickshire: 5 district councils ONS ESTIMATE −4 −1 +1 +4 +8 +12% Change in the estimated resident population at 30 June, compared with mid-2011. Source: ONS, Mid-Year Population Estimates, England and Wales, June 2025, table MYE4 (published 29 July 2026). Boundaries: ONS LAD (May 2026) BSC. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. ukdemographics.co.uk Every figure sourced. ONS mid-year estimates. Councils A to Z. Council 2011 2025 Change North Warwickshire 62,089 67,688 +9.0% Nuneaton and Bedworth 125,409 144,042 +14.9% Rugby 100,496 125,594 +25.0% Stratford-on-Avon 120,824 148,772 +23.1% Warwick 137,736 157,925 +14.7%
Census 2021 ethnic groups Map: White British share of residents, Census 2021. Warwickshire: 5 district councils. North Warwickshire 93.2%; Nuneaton and Bedworth 81.8%; Rugby 74.9%; Stratford-on-Avon 90.1%; Warwick 75.9%. England and Wales 2021: 74.4%. North Warwickshire: 93.2% Nuneaton and Bedworth: 81.8% Rugby: 74.9% Stratford-on-Avon: 90.1% Warwick: 75.9% Stratford-on-Avon 90.1% fell 3.5 points from 2011 Rugby 74.9% fell 9.2 points from 2011 ukdemographics.co.uk ukdemographics.co.uk UK Demographics Population data for every community 2021 White British share of residents Warwickshire: 5 district councils CENSUS · OBSERVED 40 50 60 70 80 90% England and Wales 2011: 80.5% England and Wales 2021: 74.4% Share of usual residents in the White: English, Welsh, Scottish, Northern Irish or British group. Source: ONS Census 2011, table KS201EW. Boundaries: ONS LAD (May 2026) BSC. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Share of usual residents in the White: English, Welsh, Scottish, Northern Irish or British group. Source: ONS Census 2021, table TS021; change from Census 2011, table KS201EW. Boundaries: ONS LAD (May 2026) BSC. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. ukdemographics.co.uk Every figure sourced. Map: White British share of residents, Census 2021. Warwickshire: 5 district councils. North Warwickshire 93.2%; Nuneaton and Bedworth 81.8%; Rugby 74.9%; Stratford-on-Avon 90.1%; Warwick 75.9%. England and Wales 2021: 74.4%. North Warwickshire: 93.2% Nuneaton and Bedworth: 81.8% Rugby: 74.9% Stratford-on-Avon: 90.1% Warwick: 75.9% Stratford-on-Avon 90.1% fell 3.5 points from 2011 Rugby 74.9% fell 9.2 points from 2011 Warwick 75.9% fell 7.5 points from 2011 North Warwickshire 93.2% fell 2.8 points from 2011 Nuneaton and Bedworth 81.8% fell 7.1 points from 2011 ukdemographics.co.uk ukdemographics.co.uk UK Demographics Population data for every community 2021 White British share of residents Warwickshire: 5 district councils CENSUS · OBSERVED 40 50 60 70 80 90% England and Wales 2021: 74.4% Share of usual residents in the White: English, Welsh, Scottish, Northern Irish or British group. Source: ONS Census 2011, table KS201EW. Boundaries: ONS LAD (May 2026) BSC. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Share of usual residents in the White: English, Welsh, Scottish, Northern Irish or British group. Source: ONS Census 2021, table TS021; change from Census 2011, table KS201EW. Boundaries: ONS LAD (May 2026) BSC. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. ukdemographics.co.uk Every figure sourced. Each bar shows all six groups. Figures are observed Census 2021 shares; they are not projections.
White British 93.2% White Other 3.0% Asian 1.3% Black 0.6% Mixed 1.7% Other 0.3% White British 81.8% White Other 5.3% Asian 8.0% Black 1.8% Mixed 1.8% Other 1.2% White British 74.9% White Other 10.8% Asian 7.6% Black 2.7% Mixed 2.8% Other 1.1% White British 90.1% White Other 5.5% Asian 1.9% Black 0.4% Mixed 1.7% Other 0.5% White British 75.9% White Other 8.7% Asian 9.7% Black 1.1% Mixed 3.0% Other 1.6% Sources: ONS MYE4 population estimates, Census 2011 KS201EW and Census 2021 TS021. Boundaries: ONS Open Geography. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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