People and census in Hart
DistrictThe west of the South East. 103,335 people (mid-2025 estimate) in 215 square kilometres.
24 layers about people and census for Hart, each at the level its publisher released it, with its own date and source.
Population by output area
Census 2021, England and Wales
Hart’s 306 output areas range from 103 to 1,041.
What is the population of Hart?
Hart had 99,408 usual residents at the census.
Hart is the 72nd least populated of 361 in the UK.
Population
CouncilHart had 99,408 usual residents at the census.
Hart is the 72nd least populated of 361 in the UK.
Population estimate
CouncilHart’s population was an estimated 103,335 in mid-2025.
The population rose 0.3% in the year to mid-2025.
Hart is 72nd least populated of 361 for population.
Aged 15 to 64
Council62.4% of residents in Hart were aged 15 to 64 at the census.
In South East the figure is 63.1%.
- Against South East
- 1% lower63.1%
Aged 65 and over
Council19.7% of residents in Hart were aged 65 or over at the census.
In South East the figure is 19.4%.
- Against South East
- 2% higher19.4%
Aged under 15
Council18.0% of residents in Hart were aged under 15 at the census.
In South East the figure is 17.4%.
- Against South East
- 3% higher17.4%
Born outside the UK
Council11.7% of residents in Hart were born outside the UK.
In South East the figure is 15.8%.
- Against South East
- 26% lower15.8%
Disability
Council12.9% of residents in Hart had their day-to-day activities limited by a long-term health problem or disability.
In South East the figure is 16.1%.
- Against South East
- 20% lower16.1%
Good or very good health
Council87.8% of residents in Hart said their health was good or very good.
In South East the figure is 84.0%.
- Against South East
- 5% higher84.0%
Households
CouncilHart had 39,964 households at the census.
Hart is 53rd lowest of 361 for the number of households.
Households without a car or van
Council7.8% of households in Hart had no car or van at the census.
In South East the figure is 16.9%.
- Against South East
- 54% lower16.9%
Owner-occupied homes
Council77.6% of households in Hart owned their home at the census.
In South East the figure is 67.1%.
- Against South East
- 16% higher67.1%
Population density
CouncilHart had 462 people per square kilometre at the census.
In South East the figure is 486 per km².
Worked out by Open Index from census population counts and the area of each place.
- Against South East
- 5% lower486 per km²
Private rented homes
Council13.6% of households in Hart rented privately at the census.
In South East the figure is 19.2%.
- Against South East
- 29% lower19.2%
Social rented homes
Council8.8% of households in Hart rented from a council or housing association at the census.
In South East the figure is 13.6%.
- Against South East
- 35% lower13.6%
Degree-level qualifications
CouncilEngland, Wales and Northern Ireland only41.4% of residents aged 16 and over in Hart had a degree-level qualification at the census.
In South East the figure is 35.8%.
- Against South East
- 16% higher35.8%
Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh
CouncilEngland and Wales only3.6% of residents in Hart identified with the Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh ethnic group.
In South East the figure is 7.0%.
- Against South East
- 49% lower7.0%
Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African
CouncilEngland and Wales only0.8% of residents in Hart identified with the Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African ethnic group.
In South East the figure is 2.4%.
- Against South East
- 67% lower2.4%
Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups
CouncilEngland and Wales only2.2% of residents in Hart identified with a Mixed or Multiple ethnic group.
In South East the figure is 2.8%.
- Against South East
- 21% lower2.8%
Other ethnic group
CouncilEngland and Wales only0.8% of residents in Hart identified with another ethnic group, including Arab.
In South East the figure is 1.5%.
- Against South East
- 47% lower1.5%
White ethnic groups
CouncilEngland and Wales only92.5% of residents in Hart identified with a White ethnic group.
In South East the figure is 86.3%.
- Against South East
- 7% higher86.3%
Christian
CouncilEngland and Wales only49.8% of residents in Hart said they were Christian.
In South East the figure is 46.5%.
- Against South East
- 7% higher46.5%
No religion
CouncilEngland and Wales only41.1% of residents in Hart said they had no religion.
In South East the figure is 40.2%.
- Against South East
- 2% higher40.2%
Working mainly from home
CouncilEngland and Wales only44.8% of working residents in Hart worked mainly from home in March 2021.
In South East the figure is 35.8%.
- Against South East
- 25% higher35.8%
Annual population change
CouncilHart’s estimated population changed by 0.3% in the year to mid-2025.
Worked out by Open Index from the mid-year population estimates.
- Against South East
- 50% lower0.6%
- Against the UK
- About the same0.3%