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Census data, household surveys, labor market, crime statistics, inequality, immigration
27,466 datasets
Statistics from the UK Census highlight key demographic, geographic, household, and labour market differences between the main ethnic and religious groups in Great Britain. The dataset is produced by the Office for National Statistics and was last updated on July 8, 2026. It is designated as Official Statistics but not as National Statistics.
Great Britain's Office for National Statistics conducts this continuous, multi-purpose survey. It collects information on a range of topics from people living in private households and is designated as National Statistics.
Office for National Statistics data defines and counts lone-parent households with dependent children from the 2001 Census. The dataset provides counts at multiple geographic levels, including Output Areas, LSOAs, MSOAs, Wards, Local Authority Districts, Government Office Regions, and national totals for England and Wales. It was published by Neighbourhood Statistics.
The Occupational Pension Scheme Survey annual report provides a detailed view of occupational pension provision in the United Kingdom. It includes estimates of pension scheme membership and contributions. The data is produced by the Office for National Statistics and designated as National Statistics.
Office for National Statistics data on the employment characteristics of Foreign Workers in the United Kingdom. The dataset is designated as National Statistics and was last updated on July 8, 2026.
UK quarterly data on redundancy numbers, rates, and re-employment rates, not seasonally adjusted. The Office for National Statistics produces these tables, which cover totals, industry, region, and age breakdowns. The data was last updated on 2026-07-08.
Population data by ethnic group sourced from the 2001 Census. The dataset is published by the Office for National Statistics via Neighbourhood Statistics and covers England and Wales. It is available at multiple geographic levels from Output Areas up to the national level.
Social Trends was an established reference series drawing together social and economic data from UK government departments and other organisations. The series ended in 2012 and was designated as National Statistics by the Office for National Statistics. It provided a broad picture of UK society and how it was changing.
Labour Force Survey data from the UK's Office for National Statistics details employment status across occupation groups. The dataset categorizes employees, self-employed, full-time, and part-time workers by sex using the Standard Occupation Classification 2000. It is designated as National Statistics and was last updated in July 2026.
Office for National Statistics data on the number of vacant properties in England from the 2001 Census. The dataset is published by Neighbourhood Statistics and is available at multiple geographic levels, from Output Areas to the national level. It is a survey dataset with a single time point of 2001.
Office for National Statistics data on people with limiting long-term illness from the 2001 Census. The dataset provides counts at multiple geographic levels, including Output Areas, Local Authorities, and Government Office Regions, covering England and Wales. It was published by Neighbourhood Statistics under the OGL-UK-3.0 license.
Quarterly series of construction industry output in the UK's private and public sectors, produced by the Office for National Statistics. The data is designated as National Statistics and was last updated in July 2026. It likely contains measures of economic activity and employment within the construction sector.
A survey of psychiatric morbidity among adults aged 16 to 74 living in private households in Great Britain. The dataset presents findings relating to the circumstances of people with psychosis living in the community. It is produced by the Office for National Statistics as Official Statistics not designated as National Statistics.
Migration data from the 2001 UK Census, published by the Office for National Statistics. The dataset covers England and Wales and is available across multiple geographic levels, from Output Areas to national regions. Its source is a decennial national survey, providing a detailed snapshot of population movement for a single year.
Great Britain's General Household Survey (GHS) was a continuous, multi-purpose survey conducted by the Office for National Statistics. It collected information on a range of topics from people living in private households. The series ended in 2007 and is designated as National Statistics.
2001 data on household tenure from the UK Census, published by the Office for National Statistics. The dataset provides statistics on housing ownership and rental status across multiple geographic levels in England. It is sourced from the national census conducted in 2001.
English and Welsh local authorities receive population estimates broken down by ethnic group, age, and sex. The dataset is produced by the Office for National Statistics and designated as Experimental Official Statistics. It was last updated on 2026-07-08.
Census data from 2001 measuring the time since individuals were last in employment across England and Wales. The dataset is published by the Office for National Statistics via Neighbourhood Statistics and is available at multiple geographic levels, from Output Areas to national aggregates. It provides a snapshot of employment history and economic inactivity for the population of England and Wales in 2001.
Household composition data from the 2001 Census for England and Wales. The dataset is published by the Office for National Statistics via Neighbourhood Statistics and covers multiple geographic levels from Output Areas to national scale. It provides a snapshot of household structures across the population for the year 2001.
Census 2001 data enumerates people in England and Wales who reported being permanently sick or disabled. The dataset is published by the Office for National Statistics via Neighbourhood Statistics and covers multiple geographic levels from Output Areas to the national level. Its single-year snapshot provides a detailed demographic profile of this population group for the year 2001.