The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is leading a Census Analysis Work Programme that provides detailed analyses of census data on a variety of topics, including demography, ethnicity and national identity, health, housing, the labour market, language, religion, and unpaid care. The analyses are based on census data for England and Wales.
2011 Census Analysis
Other stories
What does the Census tell us about religion in 2011?
Analysis of religion by age, sex, ethnicity, country of birth and economic activity.
Housing
A century of home ownership and renting in England and Wales.
National parks
Characteristics of national parks in England and Wales.
Language
Language in England and Wales
Non-UK born short-term residents
Analysis of non-UK born short-term residents in England and Wales
Unpaid care
Analysis of unpaid care in 2001 and 2011
Travel to Work
Method of travel to work for the working population
General Health
Analysis of the health of the population
Families
Analysis of marital status, living arrangements, households and children
Disability
Analysis of activity limitations
International Migrants
Analysis by country of birth and passports held
Ethnicity and national identity
Growing ethnic diversity in England and Wales
Religion
Religious affiliation in England and Wales
Labour Market
Comparison of the 2011 Census and Labour Force Survey
170 Years of Industrial Change across England and Wales
This video looks at 170 years of industrial change across England and Wales using information gathered from censuses since 1841. More 2011 Census analysis videos are available on the ONS YouTube channel
Analysis helps users fully exploit the census data by pulling out the key stories; adding context; comparing areas and regions; and explaining trends over time.
Ian Cope, Director for Population and Demography, Office for National Statistics
