For example, Nevaeh ranked at #102 overall in England and Wales in 2018. Comments (0). However, in 2019, there were two or fewer children given these names. Of the top 10 boys’ names chosen by mothers aged under 25 years, seven had not featured in the top 100 boys’ names prior to the late 1990s. Freya and Lily replaced Emily and Ella in the top 10 girls’ names, while there were no new entries in the top 10 boys’ names in 2019. The #1 names in 2019 were Olivia and Oliver once again! New to the top 100 since 2018 are Alfred, Chester, Hudson, Ibrahim and Oakley, Lara and Mabel. Comments (0). Start typing some names, or click the lines to select up to six names. Comments (0). Mothers aged 35 years and over continued to choose more traditional names like Charlotte and Emily, while younger mothers opted for more modern names like Harper and Mia. Violet, Luna, Ayla, Ada and Hallie were also high climbers within the top 100. } else if ( query != "pintix=1" ) { The local authority with the highest proportion of girls given the same name changed from Craven (Olivia 3.8%), in 2018, to South Norfolk in 2019 where 3.8% of girls born in South Norfolk were named Isla (Figure 5). | These names caught my attention for one reason or another. Birth characteristics in England and Wales: 2018 Bulletin | Released 6 December 2019 Annual live births by sex, ethnicity and month, maternities by place of birth and with multiple births, and stillbirths by age of parents and calendar quarter. In contrast to the top 10 girls’ names, there were no new entries in the top 10 boys’ names. Comments (0). | For girls, Ottilie moved from #2 in 2018 to #1 in 2019. Olivia, since 2016 and Oliver since 2013. You can change your cookie settings at any time. Follow Vital Statistics Outputs Branch on Twitter @NickStripe_ONS. Of all the Arthurs born in England and Wales, a fifth were born in the South East. url = url.replace( /#/, "" ); For the first time ever, the Office for National Statistics have this year released detailed charts in their dataset of the most popular names according to the age of the mother. Hackney has a large proportion of Yiddish and Hebrew names. There are certainly some striking differences. Of the top 10 boys’ names chosen by mothers aged under 25 years, seven had not featured in the top 100 boys’ names prior to the late 1990s. On the boys’ side, Charlie and Alfie replaced Logan and Alexander, and for girls, Freya and Charlotte replaced Aria and Jessica. This is the first time Mabel has been in the top 100 since 1924. function callPin(permalink) { var url = document.URL; You’ve accepted all cookies. See also The Top 1000 names in England and Wales, 2019. More quality and methodology information on strengths, limitations, appropriate uses, and how the data were created is available in the Baby names QMI. Comments (0). These may be where changes appear to be driven by popular culture or current affairs or where names have all but disappeared completely. Here is the tally for the most popular names announced in The Telegraph in 2019, according to the Telegraph Announcements online database. 1000 male and 1000 female names were counted from each county and have been combined to produce a national total of 10,000 names for each gender. Accept all cookies. More “traditional” names such as Alexander, Joshua, William, Thomas, Charlotte, Jessica and Sophie tend to be more popular among older mothers, especially those aged over 35 years. Matthew is now the 99th most popular boys name, and it looks like the name may soon fall out the top 100 for the first time since 1954. Riley, Arthur, Ruaridh, George, Andrew and Louis were also high climbers within the top 100. In fact, the top 3 names remained unchanged from 2018 for both boys and girls. According to the National Records of Scotland, the  #1 names in 2019 were none mover Jack (#1 since 2008), and Olivia (#1 since 2016). In Ceredigion, 45% of the boys' names and 40% of the girl's names are Welsh names. Comments (4). Amelia-Rose was ranked 83rd among mothers aged under 25 years and Ava-Rose was ranked 88th, but both names were outside of the top 200 in all other age groups.". Comments (0). This choice in name might be influenced by the actor Taron Egerton who starred in the 2019 award-winning Elton John biopic, Rocketman. Across all local authorities in England and Wales, 31.2% of local authorities had a top name that was not in the top 10 in England and Wales, up from 24.5% in 2018. Tower Hamlets has a noticeable number of Arabic names, including five spellings of Mohammed for boys. In 2019, Freya and Lily entered the top 10 replacing Ella and Emily. The trends we saw in 2018 continued in 2019 when the choice of name tended to differ between older and younger mothers. I have added the overall ranks in the first column for comparison and highlighted any names that are outside of the top 100 in the combined ranks: The statistics on this page are supplied by the Office for National Statistics.These tables were coded and formatted by me. In contrast, a girls’ name that may have increased following the rise to fame of a celebrity is the name Dua. According to the 2011 census, of the 254,098 residents, 41.1% were Asian British and 31.2% were White British. This is the first time Freya has been in the top 10 most popular girls’ names, while it is the first time Emily has not been in the top 10 since 1984. Comments (0). Posted at 03:52 PM in Popularity Ranking, Top names in Scotland | Permalink I have added variant spellings together for these rankings, an individual breakdown of which is underneath the ranking table. Of these, Alfred and Mabel have not been in the top 100 in the last four decades. Far from being inconsequential, he argues, the annual changes hint reliably at the social and cultural changes underway in our population. Of the 65.5% who "has religion", 34.5% were Muslim. Figures reflect boys' names that ranked in the top 10 for at least one age-group. Of the 65.5% who "has religion", 34.5% were Muslim. The abbreviation "MD" indicates that most of these boys will be known by their middle names, as is common among Muslim families. In 1999, there were just three girls named Hallie compared with 910 in 2019. Hallie showed the largest rise for names already in the top 100 for girls, followed by Bonnie, Arabella, Ada and Delilah. Date of most recent full assessment: September 2011, Most recent compliance check that confirms National Statistics status: September 2011. function callPin(permalink) { Carlisle is the local authority that most matches the overall national rankings for 2018. | Posted at 04:14 PM in Data Analysis and Statistics, Popularity Ranking, Top names in England, Top names in Wales | Permalink Looking back to 1996, when detailed annual rankings of baby names first became available, we have seen names rise and fall and some all but disappear completely. This table was part of the ONS statistical bulletin which provides information on the number of different names registered to boys and girls and 2018: This table from the same release demonstrates how increasingly less common it is to receive a "popular" name: Once again, Poppy and Holly prove to be popular seasonal favourites. Gracie showed the largest rise within the top 100 for girls. Since 2016, when the Amazon Alexa was first available in the UK, the girls’ name Alexa has decreased in popularity from 2016 when there were 332 girls named Alexa to just 39 in 2019. Mothers aged 35 years and over continued to choose more traditional names like Charlotte and Emily, while younger mothers opted for more modern names like Harper and Mia. Tommy showed the largest rise within the top 100 for boys. What’s in a name? The statistics on this page are supplied by the Office for National Statistics.These tables were coded and formatted by me. var e=document.createElement('script');e.setAttribute('type','text/javascript');e.setAttribute('charset','UTF-8');e.setAttribute('src','https://static.typepad.com/.shared//js/pinmarklet.js?r='+Math.random()*99999999);document.body.appendChild(e); As Redmonds point out, "Because those who were being taxed were adults, the names testify to practices a generation earlier.". Comments (0). View previous releases, Next release: August to September 2021 (provisional). According to the 2011 census, 6.3% identified as Jewish, making it the third-largest Jewish community in England. In Wales, Milo, Hari, Myles, Bobby, and Idris and were the highest risers for boys, and Skyla, Ayda, Frankie and Eleanor the highest risers for girls. The corresponding rank for each of the other age-groups has been included for comparison purposes. Hallie showed the largest rise for names already in the top 100 for girls, followed by Bonnie, Arabella, Ada and Delilah. According to the 2011 census, 6.3% identified as Jewish, making it the third-largest Jewish community in England.

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