A nationwide census, known as Census 2001, was conducted in the United Kingdom on Sunday, 29 April 2001. This was the 20th UK census and recorded a resident population of 58,789,194.
Similar to previous UK censuses, the 2001 census was organised by the three statistical agencies, ONS, GROS, and NISRA, and coordinated at the national level by the Office for National Statistics. The Orders in Council to conduct the census, specifying the people and information to be included in the census, were made under the authority of the Census Act 1920 in Great Britain, and the Census Act (Northern Ireland) 1969 in Northern Ireland. In England and Wales these regulations were made by the Census Order 2000 (SI 744/2000), in Scotland by the Census (Scotland) Order 2000 (SSI 68/2000), and in Northern Ireland by the Census Order (Northern Ireland) 2000 (SRNI 168/2000).
The Office for National Statistics is the executive office of the UK Statistics Authority, a non-ministerial department formed in 2008 and which reports directly to Parliament. ONS is the UK Government's single largest statistical producer of independent statistics on the UK's economy and society, used to assist the planning and allocation of resources, policy-making and decision-making. ONS designs, manages and runs the census in England and Wales. In its capacity as the national statistics office for the United Kingdom, ONS also compiles and releases census tables for the United Kingdom when the data from England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are complete.
The 1991 census was the first UK census to have a question on ethnic group. Other new questions were on limiting long-term illness and term-time address for students. A question about central heating replaced the previously used question on outside toilets.
The census was also noted for a significant undercount of the population. Despite being compulsory, a total of 572,000 people failed to respond to both the census form and follow-up interviews, 220,000 of them being males aged 20 to 29. It has been suggested that part of the lack of response could be due to people attempting to avoid registration for the poll tax.
The UK Statistics Authority, which coordinates the United Kingdom census, has proposed that the 2021 census should be conducted predominantly online and be supplemented by the use of administrative and survey data. Legislation will be required by the Westminster government and devolved administrations.
DO YOU REMEMBER 2001 AND 2001 CENSUS FORM TO FILL IN
IT WAS 20 YRS SINCE WE ALL HAD TO GET COUNTED SO THINGS COULD CREATE A BETTER BRITAIN NOW WITH A VIRUS 20YRS ON WE GOT TO FILL A NOTHER CENSUS FORM IS IT WORTH IT
published: 20 Feb 2021
Population census 2001
Briefly summary of Population census 2001 in Sri Lanka.
Population interpret with gender wise, district wise, ethic wise, religion wise
literacy and unemployment of Sri Lanka
All analysis with table and chart
published: 19 Jan 2020
ABS Census 2001 ad (2001)
published: 11 Feb 2023
Britain's Census Results: Ethnicity, Religion & Identity
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UK Census 2011
WTG and UK Census 2011
Web Technology Group (WTG) 's contribution to the UK Census 2011 project
published: 24 Jul 2012
The 'Irish in UK census campaign' at St Patrick's Day, Trafalgar Square, London.
A campaign group is urging people of Irish descent to tick the Irish ethnicity box on this years UK census form on March 27th 2011.
The 'Irish in UK census campaign' (http://www.howirishareyou.com/) say it is vital to have an accurate account of those with Irish roots in the UK.
They say it affects health awareness, cultural identity & funding from local authorities for the Irish community.
Only nine percent of second generation Irish ticked the ethnicity box in the 2001 census- a figure campaigners are eager to improve on in this year's census.
The campaign is supported by the London Irish Centre (http://www.londonirishcentre.org/) who are based in Camden and have been providing cultural, welfare and social support to the Irish community in London since the 1950s.
St Patrick's Day i...
published: 18 Mar 2011
UK Census 2011 Number of Welsh speakers falling
The number of people who speak Welsh has fallen in the last decade, according to the 2011 census.
Figures also reveal Welsh is now a minority language in Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion.
It has been thought that migration trends and education might lead to an increase in speakers in less traditional Welsh-speaking areas.
Only two areas, Monmouthshire and Cardiff, saw a percentage increase.
Betsan Powys reports.
published: 11 Dec 2012
Canada Census Ad 2001
VHS RIP. Presented by Tamara Taggart. BC wins when you count yourself in.
published: 17 Apr 2020
2011 UK census shows diverse and changing Britain
And so the eagerly awaited figures from the Office for National Statistics 2011 census revealed the first detailed results today, in comparison to the 2001 census. Covering, religion, ethnicity, living arrangements and economic activity in England and wales.
The population has grown by 3.7m in the 10 years since the last census, rising from 52.4m in 2001 - an increase of 7.1%; meaning 13% of people are now born outside the UK. With the highest figures coming from India, Poland, Pakistan, Ireland and Germany.
Most residents of England and Wales were white (86%) ,however this is a decrease of five percentage points since 2001. And the mixed-race population has gone above a million for the first time. And surprisingly London has become the first region where white British people have becom...
IT WAS 20 YRS SINCE WE ALL HAD TO GET COUNTED SO THINGS COULD CREATE A BETTER BRITAIN NOW WITH A VIRUS 20YRS ON WE GOT TO FILL A NOTHER CENSUS FORM IS IT WOR...
IT WAS 20 YRS SINCE WE ALL HAD TO GET COUNTED SO THINGS COULD CREATE A BETTER BRITAIN NOW WITH A VIRUS 20YRS ON WE GOT TO FILL A NOTHER CENSUS FORM IS IT WORTH IT
IT WAS 20 YRS SINCE WE ALL HAD TO GET COUNTED SO THINGS COULD CREATE A BETTER BRITAIN NOW WITH A VIRUS 20YRS ON WE GOT TO FILL A NOTHER CENSUS FORM IS IT WORTH IT
Briefly summary of Population census 2001 in Sri Lanka.
Population interpret with gender wise, district wise, ethic wise, religion wise
literacy and unemploymen...
Briefly summary of Population census 2001 in Sri Lanka.
Population interpret with gender wise, district wise, ethic wise, religion wise
literacy and unemployment of Sri Lanka
All analysis with table and chart
Briefly summary of Population census 2001 in Sri Lanka.
Population interpret with gender wise, district wise, ethic wise, religion wise
literacy and unemployment of Sri Lanka
All analysis with table and chart
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A campaign group is urging people of Irish descent to tick the Irish ethnicity box on this years UK census form on March 27th 2011.
The 'Irish in UK census cam...
A campaign group is urging people of Irish descent to tick the Irish ethnicity box on this years UK census form on March 27th 2011.
The 'Irish in UK census campaign' (http://www.howirishareyou.com/) say it is vital to have an accurate account of those with Irish roots in the UK.
They say it affects health awareness, cultural identity & funding from local authorities for the Irish community.
Only nine percent of second generation Irish ticked the ethnicity box in the 2001 census- a figure campaigners are eager to improve on in this year's census.
The campaign is supported by the London Irish Centre (http://www.londonirishcentre.org/) who are based in Camden and have been providing cultural, welfare and social support to the Irish community in London since the 1950s.
St Patrick's Day is this Thursday the 17th of March- celebrations kicked off on Sunday with the St Patrick's Day Festival in Trafalgar Square.
Campaigners for the Irish in UK census spoke to Westminster News Online (http://www.wnol.info/) about the campaign.
A campaign group is urging people of Irish descent to tick the Irish ethnicity box on this years UK census form on March 27th 2011.
The 'Irish in UK census campaign' (http://www.howirishareyou.com/) say it is vital to have an accurate account of those with Irish roots in the UK.
They say it affects health awareness, cultural identity & funding from local authorities for the Irish community.
Only nine percent of second generation Irish ticked the ethnicity box in the 2001 census- a figure campaigners are eager to improve on in this year's census.
The campaign is supported by the London Irish Centre (http://www.londonirishcentre.org/) who are based in Camden and have been providing cultural, welfare and social support to the Irish community in London since the 1950s.
St Patrick's Day is this Thursday the 17th of March- celebrations kicked off on Sunday with the St Patrick's Day Festival in Trafalgar Square.
Campaigners for the Irish in UK census spoke to Westminster News Online (http://www.wnol.info/) about the campaign.
The number of people who speak Welsh has fallen in the last decade, according to the 2011 census.
Figures also reveal Welsh is now a minority language in Carma...
The number of people who speak Welsh has fallen in the last decade, according to the 2011 census.
Figures also reveal Welsh is now a minority language in Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion.
It has been thought that migration trends and education might lead to an increase in speakers in less traditional Welsh-speaking areas.
Only two areas, Monmouthshire and Cardiff, saw a percentage increase.
Betsan Powys reports.
The number of people who speak Welsh has fallen in the last decade, according to the 2011 census.
Figures also reveal Welsh is now a minority language in Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion.
It has been thought that migration trends and education might lead to an increase in speakers in less traditional Welsh-speaking areas.
Only two areas, Monmouthshire and Cardiff, saw a percentage increase.
Betsan Powys reports.
And so the eagerly awaited figures from the Office for National Statistics 2011 census revealed the first detailed results today, in comparison to the 2001 cens...
And so the eagerly awaited figures from the Office for National Statistics 2011 census revealed the first detailed results today, in comparison to the 2001 census. Covering, religion, ethnicity, living arrangements and economic activity in England and wales.
The population has grown by 3.7m in the 10 years since the last census, rising from 52.4m in 2001 - an increase of 7.1%; meaning 13% of people are now born outside the UK. With the highest figures coming from India, Poland, Pakistan, Ireland and Germany.
Most residents of England and Wales were white (86%) ,however this is a decrease of five percentage points since 2001. And the mixed-race population has gone above a million for the first time. And surprisingly London has become the first region where white British people have become a minority.
As regards religion, Christianity is down 13 percentage points to 59%, but pockets of London are seeing a big rise. No religion was put at 25.1% but as the second biggest religion after Christianity 2.7 million people follow Islam in line with the rise of the Muslim population up from 3% to 4.8%
London has the highest percentage of residents describing themselves as in very good health: 50%. The north-east has the lowest: 44%. Home ownership (including owning home outright) falls from 69% to 65%. 46.6% are married, down from 50.9% in 2001. 27% have degree-level qualifications; 23% have no qualifications. The Office for National Statistics said the findings showed a "diverse" and "changing" pictur
I am Ann Salter thanks for watching. Stay tuned for the latest news and updates with me at ibtimes.co.uk
Written and presented by Ann Salter
And so the eagerly awaited figures from the Office for National Statistics 2011 census revealed the first detailed results today, in comparison to the 2001 census. Covering, religion, ethnicity, living arrangements and economic activity in England and wales.
The population has grown by 3.7m in the 10 years since the last census, rising from 52.4m in 2001 - an increase of 7.1%; meaning 13% of people are now born outside the UK. With the highest figures coming from India, Poland, Pakistan, Ireland and Germany.
Most residents of England and Wales were white (86%) ,however this is a decrease of five percentage points since 2001. And the mixed-race population has gone above a million for the first time. And surprisingly London has become the first region where white British people have become a minority.
As regards religion, Christianity is down 13 percentage points to 59%, but pockets of London are seeing a big rise. No religion was put at 25.1% but as the second biggest religion after Christianity 2.7 million people follow Islam in line with the rise of the Muslim population up from 3% to 4.8%
London has the highest percentage of residents describing themselves as in very good health: 50%. The north-east has the lowest: 44%. Home ownership (including owning home outright) falls from 69% to 65%. 46.6% are married, down from 50.9% in 2001. 27% have degree-level qualifications; 23% have no qualifications. The Office for National Statistics said the findings showed a "diverse" and "changing" pictur
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Written and presented by Ann Salter
IT WAS 20 YRS SINCE WE ALL HAD TO GET COUNTED SO THINGS COULD CREATE A BETTER BRITAIN NOW WITH A VIRUS 20YRS ON WE GOT TO FILL A NOTHER CENSUS FORM IS IT WORTH IT
Briefly summary of Population census 2001 in Sri Lanka.
Population interpret with gender wise, district wise, ethic wise, religion wise
literacy and unemployment of Sri Lanka
All analysis with table and chart
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The UK has just released the complete data from the recent census, so we wanted to dive into the data and find out who Britain really is (well specifically England and Wales). So let's uncover the ethnicities, religions & identities which make up Britain
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A campaign group is urging people of Irish descent to tick the Irish ethnicity box on this years UK census form on March 27th 2011.
The 'Irish in UK census campaign' (http://www.howirishareyou.com/) say it is vital to have an accurate account of those with Irish roots in the UK.
They say it affects health awareness, cultural identity & funding from local authorities for the Irish community.
Only nine percent of second generation Irish ticked the ethnicity box in the 2001 census- a figure campaigners are eager to improve on in this year's census.
The campaign is supported by the London Irish Centre (http://www.londonirishcentre.org/) who are based in Camden and have been providing cultural, welfare and social support to the Irish community in London since the 1950s.
St Patrick's Day is this Thursday the 17th of March- celebrations kicked off on Sunday with the St Patrick's Day Festival in Trafalgar Square.
Campaigners for the Irish in UK census spoke to Westminster News Online (http://www.wnol.info/) about the campaign.
The number of people who speak Welsh has fallen in the last decade, according to the 2011 census.
Figures also reveal Welsh is now a minority language in Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion.
It has been thought that migration trends and education might lead to an increase in speakers in less traditional Welsh-speaking areas.
Only two areas, Monmouthshire and Cardiff, saw a percentage increase.
Betsan Powys reports.
And so the eagerly awaited figures from the Office for National Statistics 2011 census revealed the first detailed results today, in comparison to the 2001 census. Covering, religion, ethnicity, living arrangements and economic activity in England and wales.
The population has grown by 3.7m in the 10 years since the last census, rising from 52.4m in 2001 - an increase of 7.1%; meaning 13% of people are now born outside the UK. With the highest figures coming from India, Poland, Pakistan, Ireland and Germany.
Most residents of England and Wales were white (86%) ,however this is a decrease of five percentage points since 2001. And the mixed-race population has gone above a million for the first time. And surprisingly London has become the first region where white British people have become a minority.
As regards religion, Christianity is down 13 percentage points to 59%, but pockets of London are seeing a big rise. No religion was put at 25.1% but as the second biggest religion after Christianity 2.7 million people follow Islam in line with the rise of the Muslim population up from 3% to 4.8%
London has the highest percentage of residents describing themselves as in very good health: 50%. The north-east has the lowest: 44%. Home ownership (including owning home outright) falls from 69% to 65%. 46.6% are married, down from 50.9% in 2001. 27% have degree-level qualifications; 23% have no qualifications. The Office for National Statistics said the findings showed a "diverse" and "changing" pictur
I am Ann Salter thanks for watching. Stay tuned for the latest news and updates with me at ibtimes.co.uk
Written and presented by Ann Salter
A nationwide census, known as Census 2001, was conducted in the United Kingdom on Sunday, 29 April 2001. This was the 20th UK census and recorded a resident population of 58,789,194.
Similar to previous UK censuses, the 2001 census was organised by the three statistical agencies, ONS, GROS, and NISRA, and coordinated at the national level by the Office for National Statistics. The Orders in Council to conduct the census, specifying the people and information to be included in the census, were made under the authority of the Census Act 1920 in Great Britain, and the Census Act (Northern Ireland) 1969 in Northern Ireland. In England and Wales these regulations were made by the Census Order 2000 (SI 744/2000), in Scotland by the Census (Scotland) Order 2000 (SSI 68/2000), and in Northern Ireland by the Census Order (Northern Ireland) 2000 (SRNI 168/2000).
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... 16.8% of Leeds residents in the 2001 census declared themselves as having "no religion", which is broadly in line with the figure for the whole of the UK (also 8.1% "religion not stated").
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