A verified population series for Linley Brook as a settlement has not yet been added. Neighbourhood census figures are available below.
Neighbourhood census context
These figures describe statistical neighbourhoods, which may cover part of a place or include neighbouring places.
Neighbourhood census area · 1971–2021
Shropshire 029
Population of the area containing the recorded point for Linley Brook, not the whole place. This area may cover part of the place or include neighbours.
Shropshire 029 — census population and harmonised historical estimates
Census year
Population
1971
9,091
1981
9,613
1991
9,844
2001
10,005
2011
11,189
2021
11,877
Sources and how to read this chart
Usual residents of the containing MSOA; this is local area context, not the population of the named settlement.. Boundary geography: 1 April 2022 (E02006010).
2011 and 2021 census counts harmonised by ONS to the same 1 April 2022 geography. Location matched to ONS 2021 MSOA polygons (full resolution, coastline clipped, V7). ONS exact-fit lookup marks this MSOA unchanged from 2011 (U); historical estimates use that same footprint.
1971–2011: Paul Norman harmonised historical estimates on 2011 MSOAs, rounded to whole residents (1971–1991 are modelled). 2021: ONS census count. The historical 2011 total can differ slightly from the ONS change-over-time 2011 total because of methodology and statistical disclosure controls. These are area estimates, not settlement totals.
County groups are browsing aids. Current administrative and historic areas are recorded separately.
Recorded names
Linley Brook· en · official
Nearby heritage
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