Census information
2011 Census: Sunday 27 March 2011
Every ten years the Office for National Statistics (ONS) carries out a census to find out more about the people who live in England and Wales, and about the make-up of local neighbourhoods.
The census asks about work, health, national identity, citizenship, ethnic background, education, second homes, language, religion, marital status and so on. These statistics are then used to build a picture of today’s society.
The latest Census took place on Sunday 27 March 2011. The first results, at district level, are due to be published in July 2012. These first tables will show a breakdown of population by age and sex.
In March 2012, ONS will publish their output prospectus, giving a timetable of when the different results will be available.
For further information visit Neighbourhood Statistics: 2011 Census|
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