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Understanding the effectiveness of our administrative data in telling the story of Manchester.
Understanding the effectiveness of our administrative data in telling the story of Blackpool.
Understanding the effectiveness of our administrative data in telling the story of Cambridge.
Understanding the effectiveness of our administrative data in telling the story of Newham.
Understanding the effectiveness of our administrative data in telling the story of our national population.
Statistics about people who lived in national parks in England and Wales, Census 2021 data.
Use our interactive map to find out what people’s lives were like across England and Wales in March 2021.
Considering new ways of estimating the population to enhance our existing statistics.
More families in England and Wales had adult children living with them in Census 2021 compared with a decade earlier. Most people in their early 20s were living with their parents, as children are staying in the family home later in life.
See how well you know the population of your local authority area with our interactive quiz
