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  • Characteristics of UK armed forces veterans, England and Wales: Census 2021

    Released on: 3 February 2023 | Article

    UK armed forces veteran population from Census 2021 data, includes population age, where people were born, religion, ethnic group, legal partnership status and general health.

  • Travel trends estimates: overseas residents in the UK

    Released on: 26 August 2025 | Dataset

    Annual estimates of overseas residents’ visits and spending. Also includes data on nights, purpose, region of UK visited and mode of travel. Breakdowns by nationality and area of residence are covered. In 2019, new methods were introduced for this dataset. The 2009 to 2019 edition supersedes all previous time series editions of this dataset. We advise against using all editions listed before the 2019 edition.

  • Parenting in lockdown: Coronavirus and the effects on work-life balance

    Released on: 22 July 2020 | Article

    Parents in Great Britain who have been able to work through the coronavirus lockdown have adapted their working patterns around caring for their children. There were some clear trends in how that childcare was delivered.

  • Households and Household Composition in England and Wales: 2001-11

    Released on: 29 May 2014 | Article

    We highlight the characteristics of households and people living in households across England and Wales. Analysis by number of occupied and unoccupied households, household size, housing tenure and the number of children living in households are reported at national and local levels. In 2011 there were 23.4 million households, a 7.9% rise from 2001. The number of households which were privately rented increased from 12% in 2001, to 18% in 2011, with the number of owner occupied households decreasing over the same period.

  • Who are the children entering care in England?

    Released on: 4 November 2022 | Article

    Children entering care in England were more likely to live in deprivation, have a lone parent, or have experienced abuse or neglect. Why they enter care and where they are placed can vary widely by sex and ethnicity.

  • Parents more likely to report increases in their cost of living

    Released on: 7 September 2022 | Article

    Parents were more likely to report using credit more than usual because of rising costs in spring 2022. With prices for essentials such as food and energy rising, how does household composition affect finances?

  • More adults living with their parents

    Released on: 10 May 2023 | Article

    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.

  • 2011 Census analysis: Social and Economic Characteristics by Length of Residence of Migrant Populations in England and Wales

    Released on: 4 November 2014 | Article

    We look at characteristics of the population who were born outside the UK. We look at nationality, economic activity, qualifications, occupation, housing, and language with further comparisons being made with how long they have lived in England and Wales. Of the 6 million foreign-born population aged 16 to 64, 63% were in employment, a slightly lower level than those born in the UK at 69%. The percentage of those born abroad identifying with a UK national identity was found to be higher for those with a greater length of residence.

  • Construction statistics, Great Britain: 2014

    Released on: 26 August 2015 | Article

    This construction publication brings together a wider range of statistics currently available on the construction industry from a variety of sources. The figures for Tables 2.4, 2.8, 2.9, 3.1, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5 that were supplied in Construction Statistics Annual 2014 have been updated. We no longer collate or publish other tables that were previously contained in the annual Construction Statistics publication and have supplied a link to the relevant data for these discontinued tables. This is the seventh web based only edition and the tables we produced are available in Excel, allowing independent analyses of the published information.

  • 2011 Census analysis: How do living arrangements, family type and family size vary in England and Wales?

    Released on: 24 June 2014 | Article

    Using new data from the 2011 Census, we look at family size and family types within England and Wales, and how this varies by country of birth. Family types include married couples, cohabiting couples and lone parents with or without children. The proportion of families that were married couples (with or without children) declined from 70% in 2001 to 65% in 2011, with cohabiting couples and lone parent families increasing over the same period. The majority of families (85%) were found to have a UK-born family reference person (FRP).