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Released on: 05 January 2023
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Methodology
Methodology and results of the small and large communal establishment (CE) estimation processes for Census 2021.
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Released on: 20 January 2016
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Corporate Information
The consultation informed thinking on the future policy on the use of small area geographies for national statistics.
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Released on: 25 November 2024
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Methodology
Methodology for national population estimates broken down into small geographical areas – Super Output Areas, health geographies, electoral wards, Parliamentary constituencies and National Parks.
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Released on: 09 September 2020
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Methodology
Methodology for national population estimates broken down into small geographical areas – Super Output Areas, health geographies, electoral wards, Parliamentary constituencies and National Parks.
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Released on: 18 January 2016
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Corporate Information
Provides a top level description of the 2011 Census microdata Teaching File and it's supporting information.
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Released on: 22 June 2022
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Corporate Information
In July 2016, Office for National Statistics (ONS) held a small online test in Telford and the Wrekin.
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Released on: 16 May 2018
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Corporate Information
Information and frequently asked questions about the 2011 area classifications.
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Released on: 16 May 2018
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Corporate Information
Details of the methodology and 2011 Census variables used for the 2011 area classifications.
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Released on: 15 May 2018
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Corporate Information
Access to downloadable files or external links to data forming the 2011 Classification of Workplace Zones (COWZ) including 2011 cluster membership and distance from centroids for Supergroups.
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Released on: 03 March 2023
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Corporate Information
Pen portraits describe the clusters that make up the 2011 workplace-based area classifications. They provide an informal view of the characteristics of each Supergroup and Group. Radial plots for each of the Supergroups and Groups represent the values for each of the final census statistics, using a scale to represent the difference (either positive or negative) from the UK mean and parent Supergroup for that variable.
