Census

Changing religious affiliations in England and Wales

This podcast accompanies the short story that presents the picture of detailed country of birth and nationality analysis from the 2011 Census data. Additionally migrant groups are analysed by age, sex and year of arrival.

This is a short video looking at international comparisons of one aspect of well-being, the economy.

Private renting has increased in each of the past two decades

Despite falling numbers, Christianity remained the largest religion in 2011

This is a story about older people's perceptions of their neighbourhood, friends and overall life satisfaction

This video presents a summary of Language in England and Wales in 2011

This is a short video about the provision of Unpaid Care in England and Wales.

This podcast presents a summary of the proportions of people who are limited in day-to-day activities because of a health problem or disability, in England and Wales.

This podcast presents a summary of general health in England and Wales and highlights the areas with the lowest and highest proportions of people with good health.

A look at what the 2011 Census tells us about families and households

This video summary presents main changes in the populations of religious groups in England and Wales using 2001 and 2011 census data. It highlights key findings at national, regional and local authority level.

13% of usual residents were born abroad in 2011 compared to 7% in 1991

Rates have fallen in recent years due to stricter regulations and alternative fuels

A brief foreword to the first results from the 2011 Census - Population and household estimates for England and Wales - by the National Statistician.

Short video explaining differences in disability free life expectancy across England. It shows differences between areas with different levels of deprivation within England. It then compares different local areas showing the highest and lowest disability free life expectancy.

A discussion about the production of the latest data on breast cancer