Care demand across Yorkshire and The Humber

21 local authorities · 50,729 beds · 1,476 homes

Every local authority in Yorkshire and The Humber, ranked by the care-bed shortfall projected for 2043 at the national rate of 32.5 beds per 100 residents aged 85+. Bed counts are CQC-registered; demand and growth are ONS. Together these authorities are projected to need on the order of 19,488 additional beds by 2043 to hold the national rate.

Local authorityBedsPer 100 85+Today85+ to 20432043 gap
Sheffield 4,282 32.5 in line with national +45.0% +1,922
Leeds 6,041 37.1 in line with national +49.2% +1,856
Kirklees 3,479 35.7 in line with national +64.1% +1,715
Bradford 4,154 38.5 oversupplied +61.4% +1,505
Wakefield 2,928 36.6 in line with national +68.9% +1,465
Calderdale 1,354 28.4 in line with national +71.2% +1,302
Doncaster 2,580 34.7 in line with national +58.4% +1,244
York 1,929 34.4 in line with national +56.9% +928
Hambleton 875 28 in line with national +76.6% +921
Barnsley 2,262 39.3 oversupplied +67.8% +874
Selby 564 26 undersupplied +92.0% +789
Harrogate 2,649 45.7 oversupplied +79.6% +735
Ryedale 454 22.3 undersupplied +69.4% +667
Craven 724 32 in line with national +85.4% +640
North Lincolnshire 1,933 41.5 oversupplied +69.2% +627
East Riding of Yorkshire 5,792 51.8 oversupplied +73.2% +499
North East Lincolnshire 1,835 40 oversupplied +56.3% +496
Rotherham 2,593 41.7 oversupplied +51.1% +462
Scarborough 1,647 43 oversupplied +67.2% +433
Richmondshire 412 29.6 in line with national +81.5% +408
Kingston upon Hull 2,242 48.7 oversupplied

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Estimates from CQC HSCA Active Locations and ONS population + 2022-based projections under the Open Government Licence. For research and site screening, not a commissioned feasibility study. Updated July 2026.