Demography of Slough – The Grey Earl INFO

This article is intended to give an overview of the demography of Slough.

Population density in the 2011 census in Slough.

. . . Demography of Slough . . .

The modern town of Slough grew from the parish of Upton-cum-Chalvey, Buckinghamshire, England. The populations given below are for the successive institutional areas of the principal local government level that could be recognised as Slough, now in Berkshire.

Year	Population	Notes
1801	1,018[1]	Parish of Upton-cum-Chalvey
1811	1,083[1]
1821	1,268[1]
1831	1,502[1]
1841	2,296[1]
1851	3,573[1]
1861	4,688[1]
1871	5,940[1]
1881	7,030[1]
1891	7,700[1]
1901	11,453[1]	Slough Urban District from 1894; area enlarged in 1900[2]
1911	14,982[1]
1921	16,392[1]
1931	33,612[1]	area enlarged in 1930/1931[2]
1939	50,620[1]	estimate (1941 census not taken due to World War II):Municipal Borough from 1938
1951	66,471[1]
1961	80,781[1]
1971	87,075[1]
1981	96,512[3]	Borough of Slough in Berkshire and area enlarged from 1974
1991	101,066[3]
2001	119,070[4]	Area enlarged in 1995: Unitary Authority from 1998
2011	140,200[5]	Up 16.3% on the 2001 Census, and 6.9% higher than the previous mid-2010 population estimate
2016	149,400	ONS – based on 2012 population trends

. . . Demography of Slough . . .

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