Over time, our aim is to produce information on a range of topics such as income, ethnicity and educational attainment. Each year we aim to expand the breadth, depth and accuracy of our Research Outputs. This is dependent on the availability of the data and its statistical quality.
An Administrative Data Census could also bring additional benefits. We’re looking at the potential for combining administrative, survey and big data to produce new outputs such as housing affordability or fuel poverty, which are not currently provided by a 10-yearly census.
Releases
22 October 2019: Admin-based qualification statistics, feasibility research, England
Early research comparing information on educational qualifications, specifically highest level of qualification in 2011, from administrative data, the 2011 Census and the Annual Population Survey (APS).
14 December 2018: Admin-based income statistics: England and Wales, tax year ending 2016
Experimental statistics exploring the feasibility of producing small-area multivariate income outputs from administrative data. These statistics should not be used as an indicator of poverty or living standards.
8 March 2018: Research Outputs: Producing statistics on labour market status using administrative data
Early research investigating our ability to produce estimates of labour market status in an Administrative Data Census. These Research Outputs are not official statistics.
6 November 2017: Investigating the economic activity of undergraduate students using administrative data
This is early research using administrative data to investigate the economic activity of undergraduate students in England and Wales for the academic year ending 2015.
6 November 2017: Ethnicity estimates from survey and administrative data, 2015
Research to investigate the ability to produce estimates of ethnicity at local authority level for 2015 using the Generalised Structure Preserving Estimator approach.
6 November 2017: Using mobile phone data to estimate commuting flows
Early research to evaluate the current potential of using data generated by mobile phones to estimate commuting flows (and the mode of transport used for commuting) within an Administrative Data Census.
30 October 2017: Research Outputs: Income from Pay As You Earn (PAYE) and benefits for tax year ending 2016
These are our second Administrative Data Census Research Outputs on income. They refer to income from Pay As You Earn (PAYE) and benefits only and are not official statistics.
25 August 2017: An approach for estimating ethnicity from survey and administrative data, 2011
Research to investigate using the Generalised Structure Preserving Estimator approach to produce estimates of ethnicity at local authority level in England.
24 July 2017: New mothers’ income from PAYE and benefits
The research provides information on mothers’ incomes from PAYE and benefits for the tax year ending 2014.
16 December 2016: Income from PAYE and benefits
These are our first Administrative Data Census Research Outputs on income. They refer to income from PAYE and benefits only and are NOT official statistics.