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Home Office · local authority: Brighton and Hove

Asylum seekers receiving support: Brighton and Hove

at 30 June 2026

188people

Asylum seekers receiving support for Brighton and Hove was 188 people at 30 June 2026, up 5.0% (9) on the period before.

  1. Home Office dataset
  2. Data_Asy_D11
  3. all rows; Local Authority=Brighton and Hove
  4. column “People”
  5. sum of 5 rows per period
  6. published 27 August 2026

March 2014 to June 2026

Asylum support by local authority: March 2014 to June 2026CoalitionConservativeConservativeConservativeConservativeConservativeConservativeLabourLabour01002002014201620182020202220242026March 2014: 18 people · published 27 August 2026June 2014: 20 people · published 27 August 2026September 2014: 18 people · published 27 August 2026December 2014: 31 people · published 27 August 2026March 2015: 14 people · published 27 August 2026June 2015: 22 people · published 27 August 2026September 2015: 17 people · published 27 August 2026December 2015: 19 people · published 27 August 2026March 2016: 19 people · published 27 August 2026June 2016: 16 people · published 27 August 2026September 2016: 17 people · published 27 August 2026December 2016: 19 people · published 27 August 2026March 2017: 16 people · published 27 August 2026June 2017: 14 people · published 27 August 2026September 2017: 21 people · published 27 August 2026December 2017: 31 people · published 27 August 2026March 2018: 31 people · published 27 August 2026June 2018: 25 people · published 27 August 2026September 2018: 25 people · published 27 August 2026December 2018: 15 people · published 27 August 2026March 2019: 21 people · published 27 August 2026June 2019: 22 people · published 27 August 2026September 2019: 28 people · published 27 August 2026December 2019: 46 people · published 27 August 2026March 2020: 53 people · published 27 August 2026June 2020: 63 people · published 27 August 2026September 2020: 67 people · published 27 August 2026December 2020: 68 people · published 27 August 2026March 2021: 90 people · published 27 August 2026June 2021: 89 people · published 27 August 2026September 2021: 95 people · published 27 August 2026December 2021: 74 people · published 27 August 2026March 2022: 80 people · published 27 August 2026June 2022: 116 people · published 27 August 2026September 2022: 96 people · published 27 August 2026December 2022: 240 people · published 27 August 2026March 2023: 233 people · published 27 August 2026June 2023: 236 people · published 27 August 2026September 2023: 250 people · published 27 August 2026December 2023: 115 people · published 27 August 2026March 2024: 153 people · published 27 August 2026June 2024: 134 people · published 27 August 2026September 2024: 122 people · published 27 August 2026December 2024: 157 people · published 27 August 2026March 2025: 170 people · published 27 August 2026June 2025: 150 people · published 27 August 2026September 2025: 175 people · published 27 August 2026December 2025: 101 people · published 27 August 2026March 2026: 179 people · published 27 August 2026June 2026: 188 people · published 27 August 2026
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What this measures

The number of people (main applicants and their dependants) receiving Home Office asylum support at the end of the quarter, split by the local authority they are accommodated in. This is a stock, not a flow.

Refugees who have been granted status, people on resettlement or Ukraine schemes, or the share of a local authority's population; local authority names are as published and not mapped to official codes.

Source

Dataset
Immigration system statistics: asylum seekers in receipt of support by local authority dataset
Release
Year ending June 2026, published 27 August 2026 · sha256 d2207eed53afa18c…
All values
Asylum seekers receiving support by local authority