statistics which refer to one variable and its response categories from a Census question Alternatively there is a 2011 Census table finder on the NOMIS website which you can use
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Moreestimates produced in intervening years between censuses are ultimately based on the final count of the population on Census day Comparing the 2011 Census to the 2001 Census
MoreA 2011 Census Ward Atlas with maps and tables comparing and ranking wards the results of the 2001 and 2011 Census The 2011 Census products and 2011 Census tables are available via
Morewhich brings together all the key results from the 2011 Census for the chosen geography part of a suite of products to help inform people of the main results from the 2011 Census
MoreThis report is part of the The 2011 Census Change Report focuses on comparing the results of the 2011 Census to the 2001 Census and shows how residents and households in the
Morewhich brings together all the key results from the 2011 Census for the chosen geography part of a suite of products to help inform people of the main results from the 2011 Census
Morewhich brings together all the key results from the 2011 Census for the chosen geography part of a suite of products to help inform people of the main results from the 2011 Census
MoreThe 2011 Census products and 2011 Census tables are available via For 2011 Census purposes, a usual resident of the UK is anyone who, on census day, was in the UK and had stayed or
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