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Census data, household surveys, labor market, crime statistics, inequality, immigration
27,304 datasets
Social grade is the socio-economic classification used by market research and marketing industries, most often in the analysis of spending habits and consumer attitudes. This dataset provides these classifications from the 2001 Census, published by the Office for National Statistics. It covers England and Wales at multiple geographic levels from Output Areas to the national level.
Experimental mid-year population estimates for Lower and Middle Layer Super Output Areas in England and Wales, revised in line with the 2011 Census. The dataset provides estimates of the usually resident population by age and sex as of 30 June for reference years, produced by the Office for National Statistics. It is designated as Official Statistics not designated as National Statistics.
England and Wales census data from 2001 provides median and mean age statistics for the population. The data is published by the Office for National Statistics via Neighbourhood Statistics and covers multiple geographic levels from Output Areas to the national level. Age was derived from date of birth, with imputation applied for invalid entries implying an age over 110.
2001 data on the number of residents living in supervised communal establishments in England and Wales. The dataset is sourced from the UK Census 2001 and published by Neighbourhood Statistics. It provides counts at multiple geographic levels, from Output Areas to the national level.
Census data from 2001 on all people aged 16 and over living in households in England and Wales, categorized by whether they are part of a same-sex couple. The Office for National Statistics published this data through Neighbourhood Statistics, with results aggregated at Local Authority District, Government Office Region, and National levels. These estimates were produced in a separate exercise and are noted as not strictly comparable with other census results on living arrangements.
Administrative data from the Housing Investment Programme (HIP) 'Housing Strategy Statistical Appendix' (HSSA) for England. The dataset provides details about households on Local Authority Housing Registers from 2000/01 to 2007/08, with counts also detailed as percentages of relevant totals. It is sourced from Communities and Local Government (CLG) and published by Neighbourhood Statistics.
Office for National Statistics experimental official statistics provide rates of residential moves in and out of Middle Layer Super Output Areas (MSOAs) per thousand population. The data covers moves within England and Wales between 1 July 2009 and 30 June 2010, excluding international migration and moves to or from Scotland and Northern Ireland.
England and Wales census data on marital status for the population aged 16 and over in 2001. The dataset is published by the Office for National Statistics via Neighbourhood Statistics and is available for multiple geographic levels, from Output Areas to national. It is sourced from the 2001 Census survey.
2001 data from the UK Census on the methods of travel to work for the daytime population in 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 the national level. It defines the daytime population as people aged 16-74 who live and work in an area, do not work, or commute into the area for work.
Survey data on the English dwelling stock, categorized by tenure type and physical condition. The dataset is published by Neighbourhood Statistics, sourced from Communities and Local Government (CLG), and covers the period from 2001 to 2008. It provides statistics at the Local Authority District, Government Office Region, and National levels.
Census 2001 data from England and Wales on households where no adults are in employment and there are dependent children. The dataset is published by the Office for National Statistics via Neighbourhood Statistics and is available at multiple geographic levels, from Output Areas to the national level. It uses specific definitions for 'household', 'adult', and 'dependent child' as detailed in the source notes.
Office for National Statistics produces experimental official estimates of the usually resident population for health geographies in England. The data includes clinical commissioning groups, NHS area teams, and NHS commissioning regions and is consistent with Census-based local authority estimates. These estimates are for the resident population as of 30 June each year.
Shared Houses data from the 2001 UK Census defines households living in shared dwellings based on accommodation type and access to facilities. The dataset is published by the Office for National Statistics via Neighbourhood Statistics and covers England and Wales. It provides statistics at multiple geographic levels including Output Areas, Local Authority Districts, and national totals.
England and Wales data on people providing unpaid care due to long-term health, disability, or old age. The dataset originates from the 2001 Census, published by the Office for National Statistics via Neighbourhood Statistics. It covers multiple geographic levels from Output Areas to the national level.
2001 data on the working-age population (16-74) whose usual place of work is within a given area, sourced from the UK Census. The dataset is published by the Office for National Statistics via Neighbourhood Statistics and provides counts at multiple geographic levels including Output Areas, Wards, and Local Authorities. It defines the workplace population as people in employment, counting those with no fixed place of work or who work from home in their area of residence.
Linked birth and death registration records from the Office for National Statistics permit analysis of infant mortality by ethnicity and gestational age. This National Statistics release includes subnational data and variables such as birthweight, mother's age, and father's occupation. The dataset was last updated on July 8, 2026.
Household-level data on the absence of a car or van from the 2001 Census for 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 Area to National. It covers the year 2001 and defines vehicle access based on ownership or availability for use by household members, including company vehicles available for private use.
England and Wales population data by country of birth from the 2001 Census. The dataset is published by the Office for National Statistics via Neighbourhood Statistics and uses the ONS Geography Classification of Countries. Data is available at multiple geographic levels from Output Areas up to the national level.
Estimates of health expectancy by administrative geography and area-based deprivation measures, produced by the Office for National Statistics. The data integrates multiple sources including the census, national surveys, population estimates, and death registrations over various time periods. These experimental official statistics are used to detect geographical health inequalities and monitor differences between advantaged and disadvantaged populations.
Area classifications for the UK have been produced after every census since 1971, with coverage extended to the whole UK from the 2001 Census onwards. Using socioeconomic and demographic data from each census, they identify areas with similar characteristics. The data is produced by the Office for National Statistics and is designated as supporting material.