Recent Updates
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As well as the usual scheduled updates, the following have been updated or added in the last few months.
(1) A new page on Road Traffic Collisions has been added. There was some limited information on the Accident and Injuries Among Children and Young People previously but the new page expands the contents to adults too.
(2) More infographics continue to be added to our JSNA;
(3) The Under 18 Conception page has been updated following the release of new data for 2023;
(4) The Work and Health Regional Data Explorer dashboard from the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities has been added to the Employment, Economy and Healthy Workplaces page;
(5) A new page on Neurodiversity Among Children and Young People has been added;
(6) A new page on Epilepsy has been added;
(7) An new Inclusion Health page has been added which presents the Office for Health Improvement Inclusion Health Data and Intelligence Resource Dashboard.
(8) New life expectancy estimates have been added for 2022-24 including estimates at ward level and by deprivation (using the new Index of Multiple Deprivation 2025) to Life Expectancy and Healthy Life Expectancy. These have now also been adjusted to account for Hull City Council’s new six Area Committee Areas; and
(9) The Ward Profiles for each ward and Area Committee Area in Hull have been updated for the new 2024 population estimates, the Index of Multiple Deprivation 2025 and other updated indicators (as well as updated for the new six Area Committee Areas). These were updated in August 2026 as an error was found for one of the charts detailing the common causes of death.
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Upcoming Changes
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There have been a number of overarching changes which impact on the data and information displayed within our JSNA.
Many pages within our JSNA include information on the Index of Multiple Deprivation 2025 and these will be updated gradually over time.
There have also been changes to Hull’s Area Committee Areas which changed from three Areas to six Areas in January 2026. Some maps were produced with the original draft names of the new areas prior to their committee meetings, and two of these areas have new names (Foredyke had a draft name of North East and Riverside had a draft name of West Central). A number of charts and maps may display the three Areas or the original draft names, but the aim is that these will be updated in due course.
The intention is for each topic page to include an infographic summary, and these infographic summaries continue to be added as time permits.