Report structure and information
Published 9 October 2025
Applies to England
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Report structure
This report presents data about people with tuberculosis (TB) disease notified to the national TB surveillance system (NTBS) in England and describes the epidemiology of TB disease in England up to the end of 2024.
This report is produced using a finalised data set and thus data presented here is not ‘provisional’ as reported in the more regular but less comprehensive quarterly statistics. However, changes can still occur to numbers reported due to late notifications and updates to records as more information becomes available. Therefore, data presented in the most recent report supersedes those previously published.
Most health protection functions are devolved to the other UK nations’ public health teams, so this report only covers TB notifications and data from England.
The report comprises the following:
Executive summary
1. TB incidence and epidemiology in England, 2024
2. TB prevention in England, 2024
3. TB diagnosis and microbiology in England, 2024
4. TB treatment and outcomes in England, 2024
5. TB in children and adolescents in England, 2024
Methodology and definitions
Authorship and citation
Downloadable data sets
Spreadsheets containing data relating to the main chapters are available to download:
1. TB incidence and epidemiology in England, 2024
2. TB prevention in England, 2024
3. TB diagnosis and microbiology in England, 2024