Population

The fertility rate peaked in 2010 with the highest total fertility rate since 1973

Short video from the ONS looking at 170 years of industrial change in England and Wales. First it looks at which industries people worked in in 1841 and compared it to 2011, as well as, looking at the patterns of change across the whole period. Next it covers the key developments that have had an impact on the main industries in England and Wales, including the steam locamotive, electric telegraph, nuclear power and the world wide web. Lastly it focuses on 2011 and looks at the gender breakdown across the main industries in England and Wales.

This story looks at 170 years of industrial change across England and Wales and some of the factors driving it. It draws on data from censuses since 1841 and shows that much of this change has been in the last 100 years.

Many of these residents are in their 20s and more than half are students

A look at seasonal patterns of long-term international migration to and from the UK

This video summary describes the provision of unpaid care by males and females in England and Wales during 2011 and how this varied with age, general health status and economic activity across English regions and Wales. This accompanies a short story and infographic.

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

An Overview of Children's Well-being, 2013

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

Key facts and figures about population and migration statistics for the North East region.

Key facts and figures about population and migration statistics for the Yorkshire and The Humber region.

Key facts and figures about population and migration statistics for the South West region.

Key facts and figures about population and migration statistics for the East of England region.

Key facts and figures about population and migration statistics for the North West region.

Statistical analysis shows that the strength of the link varies across regions

This podcast accompanies the analysis that presents the current picture of families and households in England and Wales using 2011 Census data

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

There is always speculation about the percentage of marriages that end in divorce, but what are the statistics?

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.

This video summary presents a picture of ethnicity in England and Wales, as recorded in the 2011 Census, with an overview of key findings at national and regional level. Where ethnicity is comparable, key changes since 2001 Census are also explored.

London was the most diverse region in 2011

A short video summarising the key points of the article.