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Released on: 5 November 2025
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Statistical bulletin
Estimates on prevalence and type of abuse experienced during childhood, based on findings of people aged 18 years and over from the Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW).
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Released on: 6 December 2023
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Statistical bulletin
Age-standardised percentages of people who received a social security benefit by health conditions and sociodemographic characteristics, using linked 2011 Census, primary care and benefits data. Experimental Statistics.
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Released on: 22 September 2020
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Statistical bulletin
Provisional analysis of deaths involving the coronavirus (COVID-19) by occupation where the infection may have been acquired either before or during the period of lockdown.
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Released on: 5 November 2025
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Dataset
Prevalence and type of abuse experienced during childhood from the year ending March 2024 Crime Survey for England and Wales.
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Released on: 4 August 2016
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Dataset
Tables and figures from the Crime Survey for England and Wales, on adults' (aged 16-59) experiences of abuse during childhood.
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Released on: 4 August 2016
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Dataset
Data from the Crime Survey for England and Wales, on adults' (aged 16-59) experiences of abuse during childhood.
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Released on: 19 March 2021
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Dataset
Data on activities that respondents have been doing more of since the start of the coronavirus pandemic and will keep doing after the end of the pandemic. Data are based on the COVID-19 module of the OPN, collected between 10 and 14 March 2021.
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Released on: 7 October 2022
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Dataset
Excess deaths occurring during heat-periods, including breakdowns by sex, age group, cause of death, place of occurrence and geography.
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Released on: 6 December 2023
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Dataset
Age-standardised percentages of people who received a social security benefit by health conditions and sociodemographic characteristics, using linked 2011 Census, primary care and benefits data. Experimental Statistics.
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Released on: 23 June 2023
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Dataset
The 2021 travel to work matrix estimated from our aggregate spatial modelling with assumed coronavirus (COVID-19) commuting travel behaviours. The data use the Middle Layer Super Output Area 2011 boundaries covering England and Wales. The first column is origin (where people live) and the first row is destination (where people work). Corresponding values show the number of commuters travelling between origin and destination. These are experimental data and should not be used to make decisions.
