Exploring characteristics and outcomes for people who identified as Cornish in Census 2021.
Publications
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Cornish identity, England and Wales: Census 2021
Exploring characteristics and outcomes for people who identified as Cornish in Census 2021.
Data
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Cornish identity by housing in England and Wales: Census 2021
Cornish identity by tenure and bedroom occupancy rating, with age and sex breakdowns, across different geographical areas.
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Cornish identity by age and sex in England and Wales: Census 2021
Cornish identity based on how people identified as Cornish, with age and sex breakdowns, across different geographical areas.
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Cornish identity outside Cornwall, in England and Wales: Census 2021
Cornish identity among people located outside Cornwall, by age, sex, education, labour market, housing, health, disability and unpaid care, across different geographical areas.
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Cornish identity by labour market in England and Wales: Census 2021
Cornish identity by employment status and occupation, with age and sex breakdowns, across different geographical areas.
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Cornish identity by health, disability and unpaid care in England and Wales: Census 2021
Cornish identity by health, disability status and unpaid care, with age and sex breakdowns, across different geographical areas.
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Cornish identity by education in England and Wales: Census 2021
Cornish identity by highest level qualification and full-time student status, with age and sex breakdowns, across different geographical areas.
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