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CONTENTS
Introduction
Data Catalogue
United Kingdom and Great Britain

England and Wales
for
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Parliamentary Constituencies
2011 Census England and Wales

2011 Census Scotland
2011 Census Northern Ireland
June 2014
Edition 2
Additional sources
Guidance
Notes
Abbreviations
Data Catalogue for Parliamentary Constituencies, June 2014

Introduction
The data catalogue lists all the National and Official Statistics that are available for Westminster (UK) Parliamentary Constituencies 1 that came into effect in the May 2010 2 Genera
Election. It also contains datasets from the devolved parliaments.
Scope
Information in this catalogue is compiled largely from four main websites: Office for National Statistics (ONS), National Online Manpower Information Service (NOMIS), the ONS
Neighbourhood Statistics Service (NESS) and the National Statistics Publication Hub. It contains the latest published data from 2010 until present (where there is more than one
version of a dataset available e.g. 2010, 2011, 2012, typically, only the latest version has been included).
The datasets relating to the devolved UK parliamentary constituencies cover Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland 3 and are located in the relevant tabs. Statistics available for the
devolved parliaments, e.g. Scottish Parliamentary Constituencies and National Assembly for Wales Constituencies and Northern Ireland Assembly Areas have also been included
the same tab. Please note the data in the catalogue is not an exhaustive list and there may be other constituency data available. Please see links to the devolved constituencies fo
further information on available datasets:
National Assembly for Wales Constituencies
Welsh Government
Scottish Parliamentary Constituencies
National Records of Scotland (NRS)
Northern Ireland Assembly Areas
Northern Ireland Statistics Research Agency (NISRA)
2011 Census
Quick statistics, Key Statistics, Local Characteristics and Detailed Characteristics table information are available via separate tabs from each Census Administration Office for mos
parliamentary constituencies.
Government Statistical Service
Where possible some commonly used datasets (available via other Government Department and Agency websites) have been included in this catalogue. If insufficient metadata is
available for including a dataset, a note with associated web links is provided in the Additional Sources tab to notify users of the information available.
Release dates
The latest release dates, back series and future publications given in the catalogue are taken from information provided on the relevant host website. In a few cases the actual rele
date may vary if the dataset is owned by another government department and also released elsewhere. For further details or confirmation please see the data owners website.
Update cycle
The catalogue is maintained on a six monthly basis and revised editions will be published on the ONS website in December and June each year. Where datasets are available on
monthly or quarterly basis the catalogue should not be relied upon as being up to date but it will provide enough information for users to infer the latest published information availa
Notes
Westminster parliamentary constituencies are the areas used to elect Members of Parliament (MPs) to the House of Commons, which is the primary legislative chamber of the UK
and is located in Westminster, London. There are currently 650 constituencies in the UK, 533 in England, 40 in Wales. 59 in Scotland and 18 in Northern Ireland.
1
In some cases, datasets (e.g. on the NESS website) are described as 2011 parliamentary constituency boundaries. The areas are the same as the 2010 parliamentary constituen
except for some minor boundary changes that have been made in order to align with boundary improvements made by Ordnance Survey. It should be noted that for visualisation
purposes NESS display parliamentary constituencies best-fitted from 2011 output areas and these boundaries are not comparable to the on the ground/statutory boundaries whic
should be used for the application of statistics.
2
In Northern Ireland the Assembly Areas align with Westminster (UK) parliamentary constituencies.
Source: Office for National Statistics

Data compiled by:
Regional Statistics Coordination Branch
Analysis and Data Access Division
Office for National Statistics
Segensworth Road
FAREHAM
PO15 5RR
If you wish to contact us about any errors or omissions please email
Date published: June 2014
Better.Info@ons.gsi.gov.uk
Release Edition: 2
nto effect in the May 2010 2 General
ation Service (NOMIS), the ONS

nt (where there is more than one
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Northern Ireland.
the 2010 parliamentary constituencies

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Employment
and Labour
2 Market
Annual Population Survey Persons (rolling 12 months

releases ending in March,
June, September and
December) 2013 47
Employment
and Labour
3 Market
Annual Population Survey Households by combined

economic activity status
2012 47
NOMIS
Social Survey Statistics,

ONS
NOMIS

ONS
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Quarterly
UK
A continuous household4 survey, with the aim of providing estimates Countries, Regions, Local Authorities: County Unitary, Districts
between censuses of key social and labour market variables at a local Unitary and Metropolitan Counties, NUTS 1, 2, 3, NAWC 2007, January 2012 - December
area level
Scottish Parliamentary Constituencies 2011 and others
2012
Annual
UK
The Integrated Household Survey (IHS) is a composite survey

combining questions asked on a number of social surveys conducted
by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) to produce a dataset of
'core' variables covering economic activity, education, health and
disability & identity. The aim of the IHS is to produce high-level
estimates for particular themes to a higher precision and lower
geographic level than current ONS social surveys.
Countries, Regions, Local Authorities, NUTS 2, NUTS 3,

Parliamentary Constituencies, Travel to Work Areas, Lower
Layer Super Output Areas, Middle Layer Super Output Areas,
CAS Wards Output Areas and others are available on Special
Licence versions of the dataset deposited at the UK Data
Archive. Higher level geographies to the Region are available
on the End User Licence Version of the dataset.
January 2012 to December

2012
Annual
Integrated Household
Survey, 2013
Employment
and Labour
5 Market
ASHE 2012 Table 10 Place

of residence by
Parliamentary ConstituencyONS website
or Annual Survey of Hours
and Earnings - resident
NOMIS
analysis 2012
Labour Market Statistics,

ONS
UK
Measures the average level and distribution of earnings and paid

hours for employee jobs, based on a 1% sample of employee jobs
taken from HM Revenue and Customs PAYE records
Countries, Regions, Local Authorities: County/Unitary,

Districts/Unitary, Metropolitan Counties and others
18 April (actual date varies in

each reference year)
Annual
Employment
and Labour
6 Market
ASHE 2012 Table 9 Place of

work by Parliamentary
Constituency or Annual
ONS website
Survey of Hours and
Earnings - work place
NOMIS
analysis 2012

ONS
UK
Measures the average level and distribution of earnings and paid

hours for employee jobs, based on a 1% sample of employee jobs
taken from HM Revenue and Customs PAYE records
Countries, Regions, Local Authorities: County/Unitary,

Districts/Unitary, Metropolitan Areas and others
April (actual date varies in

each reference year)
Annual
Employment
and Labour
7 Market
Regional Labour Market:

JSA02 - Claimant Count for
Parliamentary
Constituencies, June 2014

ONS
UK
Count of the number of people claiming JSA and NI credits
Countries, Regions, Constituencies of the Scottish Parliament
Claimant count on 8 May 2014 Monthly
ONS website
Employment
and Labour
8 Market
Regional Labour
Market:LI02 - Local
Indicators for Parliamentary
Constituencies, June 2014 ONS website
Employment
and Labour
9 Market
Model-based estimates of
unemployment MO1 (for
2010 parliamentary
constituencies), December
2013
Employment
and Labour
10 Market
ONS website
Claimant Count with rates

and proportions, June 2014 NOMIS

ONS
UK
This dataset is a compendium of labour market information including

employment, unemployment, economic inactivity, claimant count
and jobs from a number of sources. Each source has a different
update cycle30.
Countries, Regions, Constituencies of the Scottish Parliament

2013
Quarterly (APS and claimant count every 3

months, model-based estimates of
unemployment and jobs density information
updated every 12 months and mid year resident
population estimates updated by relevant
agency for England and Wales (ONS) and
Scotland (GRO) see relevant tab below for
details)

ONS
GB
This model based dataset estimates levels and rates of

unemployment based on ILO definitions for parliamentary
constituencies. Data sources include the APS (12 months of survey
data) and Claimant Count (e.g. average of the previous twelve
months claimant count totals).
Local Authority Districts and Unitary Authorities

2013
Quarterly
Count of the number of people claiming JSA and NI credits with rates
and proportions
Countries, Regions, Administrative geographies e.g. Local

Authorities, county/unitary and district/unitary, metropolitan
counties, statistical geographies, e.g. lower layer super output
area, Scottish parliamentary constituencies 2011, NAWC 2007,
Scottish data zones 2004, Northern Ireland super output areas
2004 and other classification and historical geographies
Claimant count on 8th May

2014 (usually second
Thursday of the reference
month)
Monthly

ONS
UK
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se
UK
A continuous household4 survey, with the aim of providing estimates Countries, Regions, Local Authorities: County Unitary, Districts
between censuses of key social and labour market variables at a local Unitary and Metropolitan Counties, NUTS 1, 2, 3, NAWC 2007, January 2013 - December
area level
Scottish Parliamentary Constituencies 2011 and others
2013
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People,
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1 December 2013 in Northern
Ireland
17 February 2014 in England
(all areas, including London)
10 March 2014 in Scotland
and Wales
Annual
A count of the number of people included on the electoral register

and therefore entitled to vote. Separate statistics are available for
two main groups of voters: those entitled to vote in Westminster
Parliamentary elections, and those entitled to vote in Local
Government and European elections
Countries, Regions and Local Authorities
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People,
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Statistics available for 2010 UK and Great Britain Parliamentary Constituencies
Employment
and Labour
11 Market
Employment
and Labour
12 Market
Employment
and Labour
13 Market
Employment
and Labour
14 Market
Employment
and Labour
15 Market
Employment
and Labour
16 Market
Employment
and Labour
17 Market
Employment
and Labour
18 Market
Employment
and Labour
19 Market
Employment
and Labour
20 Market
Employment
and Labour
21 Market
Employment
and Labour
22 Market
Claimant Count with age

and duration, June 2014
Claimant stocks and flows

with ethnicity, age and
duration6, June 2014
Claimant Count with

occupation, June 2014
Claimant Count with

occupation, age and
duration, June 2014
Claimant flows, June 2014
Claimant flows with age

Claimant flows with

Claimant on-flows with

occupation and age, June
2014
Claimant off-flows with

occupation, age and
duration, June 2014

reasons, age and duration,
June 2014
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS

reasons by occupation, June
2014
NOMIS

reasons by occupation, age
NOMIS
Count of the number of people claiming JSA and NI credits broken

down by age and duration


month)

down by ethnic origin, age and duration

area, Scottish parliamentary constituencies 2011, NUTS 2010,
1, 2 and 3 and other classification and historical geographies
Count is based on the number

of live claims and flows
between 11 April - 8 May 2014
inclusive (usually one month
behind the Claimant Count
datasets)
Monthly

down by occupation


month)
Monthly

ONS
UK



month)
Monthly

ONS
UK
a) A monthly count of the number of people claiming JSA and NI

credits (stocks) on the count date, b) the number of people ending a
claim (off-flows) during the previous accounting month and c) a count
of the number of people who had made a new claim (on-flows) during
the previous accounting month

Claimant flows 11 April - 8

May 2014 (usually second
month)
Monthly

ONS
UK

of the number of people who had made a new claim (on-flows) during
the previous accounting month, broken down by age and duration


month)
Monthly

ONS
UK

of the number of people who made a new claim (on-flows) during the
previous accounting month, broken down by occupation


month)
Monthly

ONS
UK
A count of the number of people making a new claim for JSA and NI
credits (on-flows) during the previous accounting month, broken
down by occupation and age


month)
Monthly

ONS
UK

A count of the number of people ending a claim for JSA and NI credits area, Scottish parliamentary constituencies 2011, NAWC 2007,
(off-flows) during the previous accounting month broken down by
occupation, age and duration

month)
Monthly

ONS
UK

A count of reasons7 (off-flows) why job seekers ended a claim for JSA area, Scottish parliamentary constituencies 2011, NAWC 2007,
and NI credits during the previous accounting month broken down by Scottish data zones 2004, Northern Ireland super output areas
age and duration

month)
Monthly

ONS
UK

A count of reasons7 (off-flows) why job seekers ended a claim for JSA area, Scottish parliamentary constituencies 2011, NAWC 2007,
occupation

month)
Monthly

ONS
UK

A count of reasons7 (off-flow) why job seekers ended a claim for JSA area, Scottish parliamentary constituencies 2011, NAWC 2007,
occupation, age and duration

month)
Monthly

ONS
UK

ONS
GB

ONS
UK
Monthly
Employment
and Labour
23 Market
Claimant Count
denominators: current
residence/workforce series,
2014
NOMIS
Employment
and Labour
24 Market
Benefit Claimants - working

NOMIS
age client group,
disseminated February,
May, August and NovemberDWP statistics
tabulation tool
2014
Employment
and Labour
25 Market
Benefit Claimants Employment and Support

NOMIS
Allowance (ESA),
tabulation tool
2014
Employment
and Labour
26 Market
Benefit Claimants Incapacity

Benefit(IB)/Severe
Disablement
NOMIS
Allowance(SDA),
tabulation tool
2014
Employment
and Labour
27 Market
Benefit Payments - Income NOMIS

Support, disseminated
February, May, August and DWP statistics
tabulation tool
November 2014
Employment
and Labour
28 Market
Benefit Payments - Job

NOMIS
Seekers Allowance (JSA),
DWP
statistics
May, August and November
tabulation tool
2014
Employment
and Labour
29 Market
Benefit Payments - Carers

NOMIS
Allowance (CA),
tabulation tool
2014
Employment
and Labour
30 Market
Benefit Claimants Disability Living Allowance

NOMIS
(DLA) by disabling
condition, disseminated
tabulation tool
November 2014
Employment
and Labour
31 Market
Benefit Claimants Disability Living Allowance NOMIS

(DLA), disseminated
tabulation tool
November 2014
Employment
and Labour
32 Market
Benefit Payments - Pension

NOMIS
Credits (PC)11,
DWP
statistics
tabulation tool
2014
Employment
and Labour
33 Market
Benefit Payments - State NOMIS

Pension, disseminated
tabulation tool
November 2014
Employment
and Labour
34 Market
Benefit Payments Attendance Allowance,

tabulation tool
2014

ONS
GB
DWP
GB

WPLS9 provides the total number (from 100% of claims) of the
counties, (ward and super output areas available (via Small
working age population who are claiming one or more of the key DWP Area Data set) and other classification and historical
benefits
geographies
Last day of the month November 2013
Quarterly
GB
Countries, Regions, Administrative geographies e.g., Local

A count of the number of claimants receiving ESA10 or NI credits from Authorities, county/unitary and district/unitary, (ward and
the WPLS broken down by age, sex, duration, ESA phase, ethnic
super output areas available via Small Area Dataset), Local
group, ICDGP condition and payment type
Enterprise Partnerships and other classification geographies
Quarterly
GB

Authorities, county/unitary and district/unitary, (ward and
A count of the number of claimants receiving IB/SDA or NI credits
from the WPLS can be broken down by age, sex, benefit combination, Enterprise Partnerships and other classification and historical
client condition and duration
geographies
Quarterly
GB

A count of the number of people receiving Income Support12 from the super output areas available via Small Area Dataset), Local
WPLS broken down by age, sex, children, duration, MIG, partner and Enterprise Partnerships and other classification and historical
statistical group
geographies
Quarterly
GB
A count of the number of claimants receiving JSA13 from the WPLS

broken down by age, sex, children, ethnicity, partner and age of
youngest child

Authorities, county/unitary and district/unitary (ward and
Enterprise Partnerships and other classification and historical
geographies
Quarterly
GB
A count of the number of claimants receiving CA14 from the WPLS

broken down by age, sex, client group15 and duration

Authorities, county/unitary and district/unitary, Local
geographies
Quarterly
GB
A count of the number of claimants receiving DLA from the WPLS

broken down by age, sex, care award, condition, duration, mobility
award and client group

geographies
Quarterly
A count of the number of claimants receiving DLA from the WPLS

broken down by age, sex and duration

geographies
Quarterly
GB
A count of the number of claimants receiving PC17 from the WPLS

broken down by age, sex, duration and statistical group

geographies
Quarterly
DWP
GB

A count of the number of claimants receiving State Pension18 from the super output areas available via Small Area Dataset), Local
WPLS broken down by age, sex, benefit combination19 and
dependants
geographies
Quarterly
DWP
GB
A count of the number of people receiving Attendance Allowance

from the WPLS broken down by age, sex, duration, AA award type,
Disabling Condition.
Quarterly
DWP

counties, Scottish parliamentary constituencies 2011, NUTS
2010 1, 2 and 3 and other classification and historical
geographies
residence denominators based
on resident population aged
16-64 from the 30 June 2011
30 June 2012 population
estimates
No fixed date, as figures become available
An estimate of the residents/workforce used for calculating claimant

count rates8. (Resident based denominators are total 16-64 age
resident population counts based on mid year population estimates.
Workplace denominators are only available for regions (government
office and standard statistical) and countries.
11
DWP
DWP
DWP
DWP
16
DWP
DWP
DWP
GB

super output areas available via Small Area Dataset)
Employment
and Labour
35 Market
Benefit Payments Bereavement/Widows

Benefit, disseminated
tabulation tool
November 2014
Employment
and Labour
36 Market
Benefit Payments - Housing

Benefit, (Single Housing
Benefit Extract (SHBE))
2014
DWP stat-xplore
Employment
and Labour
37 Market
Employment
and Labour
38 Market
Employment
and Labour
39 Market
Employment
and Labour
40 Market
Employment
and Labour
41 Market
Employment
and Labour
42 Market
Employment
and Labour
43 Market
Vacancies20 - Summary
Analysis
Vacancies20 - Notified by
Occupation
Vacancies20 - Unfilled21 by
duration and occupation
Vacancies20 - Outflow22 by
duration and occupation
Vacancies20 - notified by
Industry
Vacancies20 - Unfilled21 by
duration and industry
Vacancies20 - Outflow22 by
duration and industry
Employment
and Labour
44 Market
Job Density23
Business,
Industry and
45 Trade
UK Business Counts 2013 Parliamentary

Constituencies by Detailed
Industry Group
(Enterprises)
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS
GB
A count of the number of people receiving Bereavement Allowance

from the WPLS broken down by age, sex, duration, Type of BA.

super output areas available via Small Area Dataset)
Quarterly
GB
A count of the number of people receiving Housing Benefit broken

down by age, family type, tenure type, passported status, average
weekly award,

Authorities, county/unitary and district/unitary
Second Thursday - February

2014
Quarterly
A monthly count of the number of job vacancies notified to

employment service job centres broken down by vacancy type and
summary variable

counties, NAWC 2007, Scottish parliamentary constituencies
2011, Statistical geographies, e.g. middle layer and lower
layer super output areas, Scottish data zones, Local Enterprise
Partnerships, Job Centre Plus offices and Job Centre Plus
Principal towns and other classification and historical
geographies
05 October 2012
Monthly
A monthly count of the number of job vacancies notified to

employment service job centres broken down by 2000 Standard
Occupational Classification (SoC2000) unit and higher levels

Authorities, county/unitary and district/unitary, NAWC 2007,
Scottish parliamentary constituencies 2011, Statistical
geographies, e.g. middle layer and lower layer super output
areas, Scottish data zones, Local Enterprise Partnerships, Job
Centre Plus offices and Job Centre Plus Principal towns and
other classification and historical geographies
05 October 2012
Monthly
GB
A monthly count of the number of vacancies unfilled i.e. Live and

Suspended unfilled vacancies, (only total unfilled vacancies are
available from May 2006), broken down by duration and 2000
Standard Occupational Classification (SoC2000)

05 October 2012
Monthly
GB
A monthly count of the total vacancy outflow, i.e. count of vacancies

that have either been filled by Jobcentre Plus or withdrawn during the
specified month, (only total outflow vacancies are available from May
2006) broken down by duration and 2000 Standard Occupational
Classification (SoC2000) and vacancy variable (filled or withdrawn
before May 2006)

05 October 2012
Monthly
GB
A monthly count of vacancies notified to employment service job

centres broken down by 1992 standard industrial classification (SIC
92) division and higher levels. From May 2005 the (2003) Standard
Industrial Classification (SIC 2003) is used.

05 October 2012
Monthly
GB
A monthly count of the number of vacancies unfilled i.e. Live and

Suspended unfilled vacancies, (only total unfilled vacancies are
available from May 2006), broken down by duration and industry
using the 1992 standard industrial classification (SIC 92) division and Scottish parliamentary constituencies 2011, Statistical
higher levels. From May 2005 the (2003) Standard Industrial
Classification (SIC 2003) is used.
05 October 2012
Monthly
GB
A monthly count of the total vacancy outflow, i.e. count of vacancies

that have either been filled by Jobcentre Plus or withdrawn during the
specified month, (only total outflow vacancies are available from May
2006) broken down by duration and industry using the 1992 standard
industrial classification (SIC 92) division and higher levels. From May
2005 the (2003) Standard Industrial Classification (SIC 2003) is used

05 October 2012
Monthly

ONS
GB
The total number of filled jobs in an area divided by the resident

population of working age (16-64) in that area. The total number of
jobs is a workplace based measure and comprises employees, selfemployed, government supported trainees and HM Forces

counties, Local Enterprise Partnerships, Scottish parliamentary
constituencies 2011, Local Enterprise Partnerships, Job Centre
Plus Districts 2013 and Job Centre Plus Groups 2013, NUTS
2003, 2010 level 3 and other classification and historical
geographies
The main component of the

total jobs figures comes from
the ABI which relates to a
count date in December. The
latest survey period is
December 2012
Annual
Business Registers
Strategy & Outputs, ONS UK
Counts of Enterprises 27A (both PAYE and VAT-registered) by (UK SIC

2007)28 produced from an extract of the IDBR24 that were live at a
reference date in March. The data available on NOMIS can be cut by
employment size band, industry group and legal status
Country, Region, Local Authority: Districts, Counties, Unitary

Authorities, Scottish parliamentary constituencies 2011, NUTS
1, 2 and 3 2010 and some statistical geographies
March 2013
DWP
DWP
DWP
DWP
DWP
DWP
DWP
DWP
DWP
GB
GB
Annual
Business,
Industry and
46 Trade

Constituencies by
Employment Size Band
(Enterprises)
Business,
Industry and
47 Trade

Constituencies by Legal
Status (Enterprises)
Business,
Industry and
48 Trade

Constituencies by Detailed
Industry Group (Local Units) NOMIS
Business,
Industry and
49 Trade

Constituencies by
Employment Size Band
(Local Units)
Business,
Industry and
50 Trade

Constituencies by Legal
Status (Local Units)
Business Registers


March 2013
Annual
Business Registers


March 2013
Annual
Business Registers
Counts of Local Units27 (both PAYE and VAT-registered) by (UK SIC


March 2013
Annual
Business Registers


March 2013
Annual
Business Registers


March 2013
Annual
51 Economy
Child Benefit Families, 2012

(overall 70 percent
coverage available, see
note at row 3 in England
and Wales)
NESS website
HM Revenue and
Customs
England, Wales and

Scotland
Countries, Regions, 2011 Statistical Geography Hierarchy25

with lowest level of output at Lower Layer Super Output Area
A count of Child Benefit claimants categorised by the number of
(LSOA) and 2011 Administrative Hierarchy26 with the lowest
children in the family, gender and 4 bands of age (under 5, 5-10, 11- level of output at Local Authority level. Scottish Data Zones
15 and 16 and over). The data are derived from 100% scans from the and historical: statistical, administrative and health
CBCS30.
geographies available
31 August 2012
Annual
52 Economy
Child Benefit Statistics,

2013
HM Revenue and
Customs
UK
Families receiving Child Benefit in each Westminster and Scottish

Parliamentary Constituency, August 2013
31 August 2013
Annual
Employment
and Labour
53 Market
Work Programme Official

Statistics - March 2014
Gov.UK website
DWP
GB
The summary contains the latest Work Programme official statistics

on referrals, attachments and validated job outcome and sustainment Regions (formerly Government Office Region), Local
payments to 31 December 2013
Authorities
1 June 2011 to 31 December

2013
Quarterly: March, June, September and

December
54 Economy
Winter Fuel Payments Data for 2012/2013,

recipients by age and
gender
Gov.UK website
DWP
GB
Total number of recipients of winter fuel payments35 by age and

gender and parliamentary constituency
Local Authority
November 2012 to March

2013
Annual
55 Economy

recipients by age and
payment amount
Gov.UK website
DWP
GB
Total number of recipients of winter fuel payments by age and

payment amount and parliamentary constituency
Local Authority

2013
Annual
56 Economy

households
Gov.UK website
DWP
GB
Total number of households in receipt of winter fuel payments by

parliamentary constituency
Local Authority

2013
Annual
People,
Population and
57 Community
National Insurance
Numbers allocated to Adult
Overseas Nationals - May
2014
DWP statistics tabulation tool
DWP
UK (new quarterly
updates exclude
Northern Ireland)
Statistics on non-UK nationals registering for a National Insurance

number for the purposes of work, benefits or tax credits. Release
includes an update to Official Statistics on Nationality at point of
National Insurance number registration of DWP benefit claimants
Regions (formerly Government Office Region) and Local

Authorities
To March 2014
Quarterly
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS
NOMIS
Gov.UK website
Country, Region, Local Authority. Lower Layer Super Output

Area (LSOA) and Data Zone available on NESS.
58 Economy
Revenue-based Taxes and

Benefits: Stamp Duties
(Stamp Duty Land Tax) 2012/13
HMRC website
HM Revenue and
Customs
59 Economy
Child and Working Tax

Credit Statistics by
Geographical analysis, April
2011
HMRC website
HM Revenue and
Customs
UK
The average number of benefiting families and annual entitlements

to Working Tax Credits (WTC) and/or Child Tax Credits (CTC) in each
Westminster and Scottish Parliamentary Constituency
60 Economy
Child and Working Tax

Gov.UK website
Credit Statistics: Provisional
Awards at April 2014 by
Geographical analysis
HMRC website
HM Revenue and
Customs
UK
A snapshot of the number of benefiting families to Working Tax

Credits (WTC) and/or Child Tax Credits (CTC) in each Westminster and
Scottish Parliamentary Constituency
Country, Region, Local Authorities.
1 April 2014
Bi-Annual, December and April
61 Economy
Personal Income Statistics Income and Tax by

Parliamentary
Constituency, 2011/2012
Gov.uk website
HM Revenue and
Customs
UK
This publication provides detailed breakdowns of the number of

individuals liable to UK income tax (taxpayers) and their incomes
using sample based estimates.
Country, Region, County, Borough, District and Unitary

Authority
Tax Year 2011/12
Annual
62 Economy
Income and Tax Statistics

by Parliamentary
Constituency, 2011-12 Confidence Intervals
HM Revenue and
Customs
UK
This table shows confidence intervals for personal UK income and tax Country, Region, County, Borough, District and Unitary
by parliamentary constituency.
Authority
Tax Year 2011/12
Annual
UK
This publication provides summary results of the 2010 General

Election for each parliamentary constituency with detailed analysis.
The data for votes cast and electorates agree with the official results
published by the Electoral Commission
N/A
6 May 2010
Every 5 years
Gov.uk website
UK (only total available

for Northern Ireland)
The Stamp Duty Land Tax dataset contains the number of

transactions, value of transactions and total yield attributable to
residential and non residential land and property tax expenditures
and structural relief.
Country, Region and Local Authority
Tax Year 2012/13
Annual
Country, Region, Local Authorities. Lower Layer Super Output

Area (LSOA) and Data Zones
31 August 2011
Annual
Gov.UK website
People,
Population and
63 Community
General Election 2010 Final

Edition RESEARCH PAPER
10/36 2 February 2011
Parliament website
People,
Population and
64 Community
UK general election data

2010 - Electoral Data
Electoral Commission website

Electoral Commission
UK
The dataset provides key data for each constituency, including

electorate, turnout and data related to postal and proxy voting.
Administrative data and a 2005-10 General Election comparison is
also included
N/A
6 May 2010
Every 5 years
People,
Population and
65 Community

2010 Results

UK
This dataset provides information on the number of electors, turnout,

candidates, number of votes polled, party affiliation, share of votes
and percentage change since 2005.
N/A
6 May 2010
Every 5 years
People,
Population and
66 Community

2010 - Results for analysis

UK
This is a flat file containing the electorate count, total number of

votes and party share
N/A
6 May 2010
Every 5 years
People,
Population and
67 Community
UKPVS referendum data

2011 - Electoral data

UK
This contains data on the UK-wide referendum on the Parliamentary

voting system including total electorate and number of valid votes.
N/A
5 May 2011
Ad Hoc
People,
Population and
68 Community
POLAR 342 Young

participation rates in higher
education, 2005-06 to
Higher Education
2010-11 by 2010
Funding Council for
parliamentary constituency Higher Education Funding England
Council website
UK
File contains rounded estimates for young entrants, young

participation rates and participation quintiles for 2010 parliamentary
constituencies during the POLAR342 period
Region, Local Authority and Local Education Authority
POLAR342 is based on the HE

participation rates of people
who were aged 18 between
2005 and 2009
Annual
69 Economy
Benefit Expenditure by
Country, Region and
Parliamentary Constituency
2012/13
Gov.uk website
UK
This datasets provides expenditure totals for each parliamentary

constituency. Estimates are derived from National Statistics published
data on benefit caseloads and average amounts of benefit, applied to
out-turn expenditure totals.
Country, Region and Local Authority
April 2012 to March 2013
Bi-Annual (updated twice a year to coincide with

the UK Budget and Autumn Statement)
Social Statistics, House

of Commons Library
DWP
70 Economy
Vibration White Finger

(VWF) Compensation
Scheme Statistics by
(2008) Parliamentary
Constituency
71 Economy
Chronic Obstructive
Pulmonary Disease
Scheme: statistics by
(2008) Parliamentary
Constituency
Gov.uk website
Department of Energy
and Climate Change
Gov.uk website
and Climate Change
GB
This spreadsheet gives statistics relating to the 170,000 claims

handled under the Vibration White Finger (VWF) Compensation
Scheme, including breakdowns by constituency of claims received,
damages paid and costs paid to solicitors
Prepared on 19 June 2011
Scheme closed
GB
This spreadsheet gives statistics relating to the 590,000 claims

handled under the Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
scheme including breakdowns by constituency of claims received,
damages paid and costs paid to solicitors.
Prepared on 19 June 2011
Scheme closed
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December 2004
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socialsurveys@ons.gsi.gov.uk
December 2004
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(dataset JD12)
TBC
April 2009 to March 2010
October 2013
September 2014
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Provisional results: 18
November/December 2002 December 2013
Revised 2013 results and

provisional 2014 results:
17 December 2014
labour.market@ons.gov.uk
Provisional results: 18
November/December 1997 December 2013
Revised 2013 results and

provisional 2014 results:
17 December 2014
October 2004
16 July 2014
See NOMIS for back history:

APS 2004, Claimant Count
2004, Job Density 2009
June 2014
16 July 2014
July 2009
16 April 2014
16 July 2014
October 2004
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
11 June 2014
October 2004
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
May 2005
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
January 2005
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
January 2005
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
October 2004
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
October 2004
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
January 2005
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
January 2005
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
January 2005
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
October 2004
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
January 2005
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
January 2005
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
September/October
2014
October 2004
November 2013
August 1999
14 May 2014
13 August 2014
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14 May 2014
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14 May 2014
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May 2010
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May 2014
August 2014
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April 2004
14 November 2012
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May 2004
14 November 2012
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April 2004
14 November 2012
longer available
April 2004
14 November 2012
longer available
April 2004
14 November 2012
longer available
April 2004
14 November 2012
longer available
April 2004
14 November 2012
longer available
2009
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May 2014
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2011
May 2014
To be confirmed
2011
May 2014
To be confirmed
2011
May 2014
To be confirmed
2011
May 2014
To be confirmed
2011
May 2014
To be confirmed
August 2005 (Child Benefit

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4 December 2013
To be confirmed
benefitsandcredits.analysis@h
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August 2003
March 2014
March 2015
benefitsandcredits.analysis@hmrc.gsi.gov.uk
June 2011 (Monthly time

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2013)
20 March 2014
19 June 2014
statsconsultation@dwp.gsi.gov.uk

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2013
September 2014

201037
(Updated) 1 October
2013
September 2014

201037
(Updated) 1 October
2013
September 2014
stats-consultation@dwp.gsi.gov.uk
April 2002 to June 2002
22 May 2014
28 August 2014
russ.bentley@dwp.gsi.gov.uk
Tax Year 2005/06
25 October 2013
25 April 2014 from
30 September 2014
mark.dickson@hmrc.gsi.gov.uk
19 December 2014 from
Tax Year 2003/04
Gov.UK website
Gov.UK website
mrc.gsi.gov.uk
July 2003
25 April 2014
19 December 2014
mrc.gsi.gov.uk
Tax Year 1999/00
28 February 2014
December 2014/January
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Tax Year 1999/00
28 February 2014
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August 2010
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August 2010
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s.fleet@hefce.ac.uk
POLAR 2 is based on
cohorts of young people
who would have entered HE
aged 18 or 19 between
2000 and 2005
03 October 2012
2000 to 2001
February 2016
25 April 2014 (updated 6

May 2014)
19 December 2014
MARK.CULLEN1@DWP.GSI.GOV
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1 March 2012
N/A
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1 March 2012
N/A
correspondence@decc.gsi.gov.uk
Statistics available for England and Wales 2010 UK Parliamentary Constituencies and 2011 National Assembly for Wales Constituencies (row no. 47)
Business,
Industry and
3 Trade
Business,
Industry and
4 Trade
Revised Mid-2002 to Mid-2010

Parliamentary Constituency Population
Estimates by Single Year of Age and
Sex
ONS website
Mid-2012 Parliamentary Constituency

Population Estimates by Single Year of
Age and Sex
ONS website
Enterprises by Age of Business, 2010

(approximately 17 percent
coverage available, see note at
row 3)
Local Units by Broad Industry Group:

Urban/Rural, 2011 (approximately
17 percent coverage available,
see note at row 3)
NESS website
NESS website
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year
Annual
England, Wales
A count of Enterprises 27A by age of business (both PAYE and VATregistered) taken from the IDBR24. Each enterprise is given a 'birth
date' which is taken as the earliest registration date for either VAT or
PAYE. The data are presented using 4 age bands (Less than 2 years
old, 2 to 3 years old, 4 to 9 years old and 10 or more years old).
Countries, Regions, 2011 Statistical Geography

Hierarchy25 with lowest level of output at Middle
Layer Super Output Area (MSOA) and 2011
Administrative Hierarchy26. Also historical:
statistical, administrative and health
22 March 2010
Annual
Business Register
Strategy & Outputs, ONS
Business Statistics
Division
England, Wales
A count of local business units (both PAYE and VAT-registered) known

as Local Units27 (a statistical unit in an enterprise, defined as the
individual site (shop, factory, etc) taken from the IDBR and
categorised by 16 broad industry groups derived from the Standard
Industrial Classification UKSIC(2007) and by Urban/Rural
Classification29

Hierarchy25 with lowest level of output at Middle
Layer Super Output Area (MSOA) and 2011
28 March 2011
Annual
A count of local business units (both PAYE and VAT-registered) known

as Local Units27 (a statistical unit in an enterprise, defined as the
individual site (shop, factory, etc) taken from the IDBR and
categorised by 4 employment size bands (0-4, 5-9, 10-19 and 20+
paid employees). The dataset also categorises the businesses by the
Urban Rural Classification29

Hierarchy25 with lowest level of output at
Middle Layer Super Output Area (MSOA) and
2011 Administrative Hierarchy26. Also historical:
28 March 2011
Annual
Rolling Year
Unit, ONS
Business Register
Strategy & Outputs
Business Statistics
Division, ONS
Business,
Industry and
5 Trade
Local Units by Employment Size Band:

Urban/Rural, 2011 (approximately
17 percent coverage available,
see note at row 3)
NESS website
Business Register
Strategy & Outputs, ONS
Business Statistics
Division
England, Wales
People,
Population and
6 Community
Early Years Foundation Stage Profile by

Free School Meal Eligibility,
Referenced by Location of Pupil
Residence, 2010 (approximately 17
percent coverage available, see
note at row 3)
NESS website
Education Standards
Evidence and
Dissemination Division:
National Pupil Database
Outputs and Geographic
Analysis Team , DfE
England
This provides information about the Early Years Foundation Stage

Profile (EYFSP) results for pupils in all schools and early years'
settings in England and who are resident in England. An overall
breakdown by Free School Meal eligibility is also included.

01 September 2009 to 31
August 2010
People,
Population and
7 Community

Gender in England (Referenced by
Location of Educational Institution),
2010 (approximately 17 percent
row 3)
NESS website
Education Standards
Evidence and
Analysis Team , DfE
England

breakdown by pupil gender is also included.

August 2010
Rolling Year
People,
Population and
8 Community

Gender in England (Referenced by
Location of Pupil Residence), 2013
row 3)
NESS website
Education Standards
Evidence and
England
Analysis Team , DfE

breakdown by pupil gender is also included.

Hierarchy25 with lowest level of output at Lower
Layer Super Output Area (LSOA) and 2011
August 2013
Rolling Year
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Countries2, Regions, Administrative geographies

e.g. Local Authorities, county/unitary and
district/unitary, metropolitan counties, Statistical
geographies e.g. lower layer and middle layer
super output areas, Local Enterprise
Partnerships, NUTS 2010 level 3 and other
30 June 2011 - 30 June
classification and historical geographies
2012
England and Wales
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Countries2, Regions, Administrative geographies

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district/unitary, metropolitan counties, Statistical
geographies e.g. lower layer and middle layer
super output areas, Local Enterprise
30 June 2001 -30 June
Partnerships, NUTS 2010 level 3 and other
2002 onwards until 30 June
classification and historical geographies
2009 - 30 June 2010
Ad hoc
Unit, ONS
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Please note the datasets listed on NESS below are not always available for all Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies (WPC)s. Approximate coverage is noted in the dataset title. Any dataset below approximately 5 percent coverage is not included. The variances in coverage
are in the majority of cases due to statistical or administrative boundaries not being coterminous with WPCs 50.
People,
Population and
9 Community
GCE/Applied GCE A/AS and Equivalent

Examination Results (Level 3) for
Young People by Gender in England
(Referenced by Location of Student
Residence) 2012/2013
row 3)
NESS website
Education Standards
Evidence and
England
Analysis Team , DfE

This provides the total GCE/Applied GCE A/AS and Equivalent
Examination results (Level 3) for young people, including the average Administrative Hierarchy26. Also historical:
point score per student and the average point score per entry. An
overall breakdown by gender is also included.
August 2013
Rolling Year
People,
Population and
10 Community
GCSE and Equivalent Results for Young

People by Gender in England
Referenced by Location of Pupil
Residence), 2012/2013
row 3)
NESS website
Education Standards
Evidence and
Analysis Team , DfE
England
This provides information about the GCSE and Equivalent

Examination results for young people. An overall breakdown by
gender is also included.

August 2013
Rolling Year
People,
Population and
11 Community
GCSE and Equivalent Results for Young

People by Free School Meal eligibility
in England Referenced by Location of
Pupil Residence), 2012/2013
row 3)
NESS website
Education Standards
Evidence and
England
Analysis Team , DfE
This provides information about the GCSE and Equivalent

Examination results for young people. An overall breakdown by free
school meal eligibility is also included.

August 2013
Rolling Year
People,
Population and
12 Community
National Curriculum Assessments at

Key Stage 1 by Free School Meal
Eligibility in England (Referenced by
row 3)
NESS website
Education Standards
Evidence and
Analysis Team , DfE
England
This provides the total number of pupils in maintained schools

eligible for KS1 assessment and the percentage of eligible pupils in
each subject achieving KS1 Level 2 or above in Reading, Writing,
Mathematics and Science core subjects. The average KS1 point
scores per pupil and an overall breakdown by Free School Meal
eligibility is also included.

August 2013
Rolling Year
People,
Population and
13 Community

Key Stage 1 by Gender in England
(Referenced by Location of Educational
Institution), 2010 (approximately 17
note at row 3)
NESS website
Education Standards
Evidence and
Analysis Team , DfE
England

Mathematics and Science. The average KS1 point scores per pupil
and an overall breakdown by gender is also included.

August 2010
Rolling Year
People,
Population and
14 Community

(Referenced by Location of Pupil
Residence), 2013 (approximately 70
note at row 3)
NESS website
Education Standards
Evidence and
Analysis Team , DfE
England

Mathematics and Science. The average KS1 point scores per pupil
and an overall breakdown by gender is also included.

August 2013
Rolling Year
People,
Population and
15 Community

Key Stage 2 by Free School Meal
Eligibility in England (Referenced by
row 3)
NESS website
Education Standards
Evidence and
England
Analysis Team , DfE

each subject achieving KS2 Level 4 or above in English, Mathematics,
English and Mathematics combined and Reading, Writing and
Mathematics combined. The average KS2 point scores per pupil and
an overall breakdown by Free School Meal eligibility is also included.
From 2013 subjects are now, reading, writing, maths, reading, writing
and maths combined

August 2013
Rolling Year
People,
Population and
16 Community

(Referenced by Location of Pupil
Residence), 2013 (approximately 70
note at row 3)
NESS website
Education Standards
Evidence and
Analysis Team , DfE
England

each subject achieving KS2 Level 4 or above in English, Mathematics,
English and Mathematics combined and Reading, Writing and
Mathematics combined. The average KS2 point scores per pupil and
an overall breakdown by gender is also included.

August 2013
Rolling Year
People,
Population and
17 Community
Pupil Absence in Schools by Ethnic

Group (Referenced by Location of Pupil
Residence), 2009/2010
row 3)
NESS website
Education Standards
Evidence and
England
Analysis Team , DfE
This provides information about the absence of day pupils of

compulsory school age (5-15 at the start of the school year) in
maintained primary schools, maintained secondary schools, City
Technology Colleges, Academies and maintained and non-maintained
special schools by ethnic group.

August 2010
Rolling Year
People,
Population and
18 Community
Pupil Absence in Schools by Free

School Meal Eligibility (Referenced by
Location of Pupil Residence),
2009/2010 (approximately 17
note at row 3)
Education Standards
Evidence and
Analysis Team , DfE
England

special schools by free school meal eligibility.

August 2010
Rolling Year
NESS website
People,
Population and
19 Community
Pupil Absence in Schools by Gender in

England (Referenced by Location of
Pupil Residence), 2012/2013
row 3)
NESS website
Education Standards
Evidence and
Analysis Team , DfE
England

special schools by gender.

August 2013
Rolling Year
People,
Population and
20 Community
Pupil Absence in Schools in England

(Referenced by Location of Educational
Institution), 2009/2010
roww 3)
NESS website
Education Standards
Evidence and
England
Analysis Team , DfE

special schools.

August 2010
Rolling Year
KS2 attainment 2013
In Your Area website
Education Standards
Evidence and
Analysis Team , DfE
England
This dataset contains the percentage of pupils achieving level 4 or

above in English and maths separately and progress in English and
progress in maths (progress is just a national figure). From 2013
reading will replace English.
Region, Local Authority, Ward, District
2012 revised figures
Annual
Education Standards
Evidence and
England
Analysis Team , DfE
This dataset contains the percentage of pupils achieving 5 or more

A*-C GCSE grades or equivalent, 5 or more A*-C in English and
maths, any passes and 5 or more A*-G
Region, Local Authority, Ward, District
2011/12 revised figures
Annual
England
This dataset contains percentage of pupils with special educational

needs in england, by school type and by type of SEN, available by LA,
Region, and Constituency.
Region, Local Authority,
2012
Annual
England
This dataset contains average class sizes for primary and secondary
schools in England available by LA, Region, and Constituency.
2012
Annual
England, Wales

This provides the overall number of domestic properties (the dwelling Output Area (OA) and 2011 Administrative
stock) and the number and percentage of properties allocated to
Hierarchy26. Also historical: statistical,
each of the standard Council Tax bands.
administrative and health geographies available 27 March 2011
Annual
England, Wales

This contains deaths registered in the referenced calendar year and
is drawn from routinely collected death registration data which cover statistical, administrative and health
01 January 2010 to 31
all deaths occurring in England and Wales.
December 2010
Calendar Year
England, Wales
This dataset is drawn from routinely collected birth registration data

which cover all births occurring in England and Wales.

01 January 2010 to 31
December 2010
Calendar Year
This dataset provides counts and the average consumption of

domestic energy. The data are available for electricity, including
Economy 7 and gas.

Lower Layer Super Output Area (LSOA) is
Experimental. 2011 Administrative Hierarchy26.
Also historical: statistical, administrative and
health geographies available
01/01/2011 to 31/12/2011
Calendar Year
People,
Population and
21 Community
People,
Population and
22 Community
GCSE and equivalent results 2012/13
People,
Population and
23 Community
Children with Special Educational

Needs, 2012
Department for
Education
People,
Population and
24 Community
Class sizes, 2012
Department for
Education
People,
Population and
25 Community
People,
Population and
26 Community
People,
Population and
27 Community
28 Economy
Dwelling Stock by Council Tax Band,

2011 (90 percent coverage
available, see note, row 3)
Deaths, 2010 (approximately 17

note at row 3)
NESS website
NESS website
Live Births, 2010 (approximately 17

note at row 3)
NESS website
Domestic Energy Consumption, 2011

row 3)
NESS website
Valuation Office Agency

(VOA)
Health and Life Events

Division,ONS
Health and Life Events

Division,ONS
Energy Statistics,
and Climate Change
(DECC)
England, Wales
Region, Local Authority
People,
Population and
29 Community
Overall FE and Skills Participation by

Level, Age, Region and Parliamentary
Constituency (2005/06 to 2011/12)
Learner Volumes
Skills Funding Agency,

Department for Business
The Data Service website Innovation and Skills
England
This dataset provides counts of the number of learners in Further

Education and Skills Participation (e.g. Employment Training and
Workplace Learning)
Region and Local Education Authority
Academic year 2011 to

2012
Annual
People,
Population and
30 Community
Apprenticeship Programme Starts by

Parliamentary Constituency (2005/06
to 2012/13 in-year estimates)

England
This dataset provides counts of the number of Apprenticeship

Programme Starts by Region and Parliamentary Constituency
2005/06 to 2011/12 and

provisional quarter 3
2012/13
Annual
People,
Population and
31 Community
Apprenticeship Framework
Achievements by Parliamentary
Constituency (2005/06 to 2012/13 inyear estimates)

England

Framework Achievements by Region and Parliamentary Constituency
2005/06 to 2011/12 and

2012/13
Annual
People,
Population and
32 Community

Parliamentary Constituency, Level and
Age (2005/06 to 2012/13 in-year
England
estimates)

Programme Starts by Level, Age and Parliamentary Constituency
2005/06 to 2011/12 and

2012/13
Annual
People,
Population and
33 Community
Apprenticeship Framework
Constituency, Level and Age (2005/06
to 2012/13 in-year estimates)
England

Framework Achievements by Level, Age and Parliamentary
Constituency
2005/06 to 2011/12 and

2012/13
Annual
People,
Population and
34 Community

Parliamentary Constituency and Sector
Subject Area (2005/06 to 2012/13 inDepartment for Business
year estimates)
England

Programme Starts by Sector Subject Area and Parliamentary
Constituency
2005/06 to 2011/12 and

2012/13
Annual
People,
Population and
35 Community
Apprenticeship Frameworks
Constituency and Sector Subject Area
(2005/06 to 2012/13 in-year
estimates)

Framework Achievements by Sector Subject Area and Parliamentary
Constituency
2005/06 to 2011/12 and

2012/13
Annual
Region, Local Authority, County, Lower Level

Super Output Area (LSOA)
The 2011 fuel poverty

figures are based on survey
data, fuel prices and
income in 2010 and 201143 Annual
Borough councils
Number on ODR: 3 January

2014; Number of
transplants 1 January 2009
to 31 December 2013;
Number waiting for organ
transplant 2 January 2014 Annual
36 Economy
People,
Population and
37 Community
38 Economy
Sub-Regional Fuel Poverty Levels,

England 2011
Statistics for the number of blood and

organ donors by constituency area
Individual insolvencies by region
2011 National Assembly for Wales Constituencies

England
Gov.uk website
NHSBT website
and Climate Change
NHSBT, DoH
Insolvency Service websiteThe Insolvency Service
England
This dataset contains the number and proportion of households that

are fuel poor. The sub-regional fuel poverty data is based on a new
definition of low income high costs indicator (LIHC). The geographic
breakdown is 2011 parliamentary constituencies
England and Wales
The statistics show current organ donation rates, current waiting list,
transplants for the past five calendar years and number of blood
donors for the last calendar year.
England and Wales
The dataset provides counts, and rate per 10,000 adults, of individual
insolvencies - separately for bankruptcies, debt relief orders and
individual voluntary arrangements, and in aggregate. The geographic
breakdown is 2011 parliamentary constituencies regardless of the
date of insolvency.
Region, local authority
2001 to 2012
Annual
People,
Population and
1 Community
Data for Welsh Assembly Constituency

Areas38 - 2011
Welsh Government website
Welsh Government
Wales (Welsh Assembly

Constituency)
This bulletin provides data for the key topic areas including:
demographics (including electoral roll, population, vital statistics);
deprivation, economy and labour market; education and skills, health
and well-being; housing, access to services, natural and built
environment; and road accidents and casualties.
2 Economy
Unemployment Briefing for Welsh

Assembly Constituencies, April 2014

Constituency)
The briefing paper provides a statistical overview of unemployment

trends. Information is included on Assembly constituencies, Wales
and UK nations and regions
Welsh Government

Constituency)
This dataset presents statistics on a variety of school and attainment

indicators (including schools and pupils, absenteeism and educational
attainment) split by Assembly constituencies and regions as at the
Country, National Assembly of Wales Regional
2007 Assembly elections.
Constituencies
Academic year: 2011 to

2012
Annual
Taken from the School Census, this dataset provides the number of
teachers by Welsh Assembly constituency (2007) and region, gender Country, National Assembly of Wales Regional
and category.
Constituencies, Local Authorities
January 2013
Annual

Welsh Government
National Assembly for Wales Regional

Constituencies, Local Authorities (some data can
be aggregated to higher level geographies, see Dates range from 2007 to
note 38)
2010
Not a regular output
Country, UK Nations and Regions, National

Assembly for Wales Regional Constituencies
December 2013 to
February 2014
Quarterly (rolling 12
months cycle)
People,
Population and
3 Community
School Statistics by Welsh Assembly

Constituency - 2012
People,
Population and
4 Community
Number of teachers by Assembly

constituency and region, gender and
category, 2012-2013
StatsWales website
Welsh Government

Constituency)
People,
Population and
5 Community
Number of support staff by Assembly

constituency and region, and
category, 2012-2013
StatsWales website
Welsh Government

Constituency)
support staff by Welsh Assembly constituency (2007) and region and Country, National Assembly of Wales Regional
category.
January 2013
Annual
People,
Population and
6 Community
Pupils by Assembly constituency and

sector, 2012-2013
StatsWales website
Welsh Government

Constituency)
pupils by Welsh Assembly constituency (2007) and sector.

January 2013
Annual
People,
Population and
7 Community
Schools by Assembly constituency and

English and Welsh medium type,
2012-2013
StatsWales website
Welsh Government

Constituency)
schools by Welsh Assembly constituency (2007) and English and
Welsh medium type.

January 2013
Annual
People,
Population and
8 Community
School Sports Survey by Welsh

Assembly Constituency, 2013
Sport Wales

Constituency)
The survey canvasses the opinions of 110,000 Welsh schoolchildren

from almost 1000 schools and provides the numbers of young people Region, Local Authority, Electoral Region, Health Academic year: 2011 to
taking part in sport or physical activity three or more times a week.
Board
2012
Every two years

Constituency)
This dataset shows the number of people who were registered on the
electoral roll on the 16 October 2012 to vote at a National Assembly
for Wales election, and the number of attainers (a person who attains
the age of 18 during the currency of the register, and is entitled to
vote at a National Assembly for Wales election on or after his or her
eighteenth birthday).
16 October 2012
Annual
SportWales
People,
Population and
9 Community
Electoral Register: National Assembly

for Wales Electors and Attainers by
Assembly Constituency, 2012
StatsWales website
People,
Population and
10 Community
National Assembly for Wales election

data 2011 - Results


Constituency)
This dataset provides information on the number of electors, turnout,

number of votes polled, party affiliation etc
N/A
5 May 2011
Every 5 years
People,
Population and
11 Community
National Assembly for Wales election

data 2011 - Electoral data*49


Constituency)
This flat file dataset provides information on the number of electors,

total votes (including postal), turnout and administrative data etc.
5 May 2011
Every 5 years
Welsh Government
N/A
Employment
and Labour
12 Market
Claimant count by Welsh constituency

area, variable and year (not seasonally
adjusted), 2012
StatsWales website
Welsh Government

Constituency)
These data are counts of all persons claiming unemployment-related

benefits i.e. Jobseekers Allowance. The constituency area boundaries Country, National Assembly of Wales Regional
used in the data are those defined by the National Assembly for
Constituencies, Welsh Westminister
Wales Constituencies 2007 revision.
parliamentary constituencies, Local Authorities
2012
Annual
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26 November 2013
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pop.info@ons.gsi.gov.uk
Mid 2001
26 November 2013
October 2014
pop.info@ons.gsi.gov.uk
March 2008
17 May 2011
Revised 2011 and 2012

results to be confirmed
March 2008
07 March 2012
To be confirmed
March 2008
07 March 2012
To be confirmed
September 2008 August 2009
16 June 2011
No longer updated
martin.hill@education.gsi.gov.uk
September 2009- August

2010
25 May 2011
No longer updated
June 2015
19 June 2013
19 June 2013
June 2015
19 June 2013
June 2015
19 June 2013
June 2015
19 June 2013
June 2015
karen.attew@Education.gsi.gov.uk
25 May 2011
No longer updated
19 June 2013
June 2015
19 June 2013
June 2015
September 2001 August 2002 (available

from Inside Government
website) September
2002 - August 2003 on
the NeSS website
19 June 2013
June 2015
martin.hill@education.gsi.gov.
uk
25 May 2011
No longer updated
uk
25 May 2011
No longer updated
uk
June 2015
uk
Data for previous years

can be found on the DfE
Research and Statistics
Gateway. September
25 May 2011
2004 - August 2005
No longer updated
uk
2005
14 December 2012
Delayed - (should have

been updated February
2014). New date to be
confirmed.
2005
24 January 2013
Delayed - (should have

been updated February
2014). New date to be
confirmed.
2005
July 2013
July 2014
Graham.knox@education.gsi.gov.uk
2005
2012
To be confirmed
To be confirmed
March 2001
27 April 2012
Awaiting data supply
statistics@voa.gsi.gov.uk
January 2004 December 2004
30 November 2011
healthgeog@ons.gsi.gov.uk
30 November 2011
healthgeog@ons.gsi.gov.uk
17 July 2013
To be confirmed
rinu.ogundeji@decc.gsi.gov.uk
19 June 2013
Academic year 2002 to

2003
25 April 2013
April 2014
servicedesk@thedataservice.org.uk
2005 to 2006
27 June 2013
June 2014
servicedesk@thedataservice.o
rg.uk
2005 to 2006
27 June 2013
June 2014
rg.uk
2005 to 2006
12 July 2013
July 2014
rg.uk
2005 to 2006
12 July 2013
July 2014
rg.uk
2005 to 2006
13 August 2013
August 2014
rg.uk
2005 to 2006
13 August 2013
August 2014
rg.uk
2003
08 August 2013
August 2014
fuelpoverty@decc.gsi.gov.uk
2011
January 2014
January 2015
externalaffairs@nhsbt.nhs.uk)
2013
11 December 2013
November - December
2014
rebekah.paul1@insolvency.gsi.
gov.uk
Various dates will apply
24 March 2011
N/A
stats.con@wales.gsi.gov.uk
April 2014
July 2014
garethdavid.thomas@wales.go
v.uk
January 2007
30 January 2013
January 2014
school.stats@wales.gsi.gov.uk
2003-2004
11 July 2013
July 2014
2003-2004
11 July 2013
July 2014
2003-2004
11 July 2013
July 2014
2003-2004
11 July 2013
July 2014
First published at
constituency level in
October 2013
9 October 2013
October 2015
research@sportwales.org.uk
1 December 2008
21 March 2013
February 2014
Stats.popcensus@wales.gsi.go
v.uk
First in the series:

October 2011
October 2011
Autumn 2016
info@electoralcommission.org.uk

October 2011
October 2011
Autumn 2016
uk
2005
23 January 2013
To be confirmed
economic.stats@wales.gsi.gov
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Mid-2002 to Mid-2012 Population

Estimates Scotland, estimated
population by sex, single year of
age and UK Parliamentary
Constituency area (2002 -2010
revised from 2011 Census)
National Records of
National Records of Scotland
Scotland
website
(NRS)
2010 Westminster UK Parliamentary

Constituencies
The population that is usually resident on 30 June of the 2011 Constituencies of the Scottish
reference year
Parliament
People,
Population and
2 Community
Electoral Statistics - Scotland 10th

National Records of
March 201433
Scotland
website
(NRS)

Constituencies
Population eligible to vote in the UK Parliamentary

elections (by constituency)
Constituencies of the Scottish Parliament,

Local Government Areas, Local
Government Electoral Wards
10 March 2014
Annual
1996
People,
Population and
3 Community
Various Scottish neighbourhood

datasets for 2010 Westminster

Scottish Neighbourhood Statistics
The Scottish Government Constituencies
The SNS contains datasets on a range of topics

including: Population, Economic Activity, Benefits and
Tax Credits, Health, Education, Skills and Training,
Housing, Crime and Justice and Physical Environment
Depends on the individual dataset;

typically data is available for Local
Authorities, Health Board, Data Zones,
Intermediate Geography and 2011
Constituencies of the Scottish Parliament Various
Various
N/A
National Records of
Scotland
website
(NRS)
2011 Constituencies of the Scottish

Parliament
The population that is usually resident on 30 June of the Scottish Westminster Parliamentary
reference year
Constituencies
NOMIS

ONS

Parliament (revision)
A continuous household4 survey, with the aim of

providing estimates between censuses of key social
and labour market variables at a local area level
NOMIS

ONS

Parliament (revision)
A continuous household4 survey, with the aim of

providing estimates between censuses of key social
and labour market variables at a local area level
Annual (Ad hoc for 20022010 revision)

Mid 2001
2011 Scottish Parliamentary Constituencies
People,
Population and
1 Community
Mid-2002 to Mid-2012 Population

Estimates Scotland, estimated
population by sex, single year of
age and Scottish Parliamentary
Constituency area (2002 -2010
revised from 2011 Census)
Employment
and Labour
2 Market
Annual Population Survey Persons (rolling 12 months

releases ending in March, June,
September and December) 2013
Employment
and Labour
3 Market
Annual Population Survey Households by combined

economic activity status 2012
Employment
and Labour
4 Market
Regional Labour Market LI02.1

Local labour market indicators by
Scottish Parliamentary
Constituency, June 2014
ONS website
Employment
and Labour
5 Market
30 June of the reference

year (2002 -2012)
Annual (Ad hoc for 20022010 revision)

Mid 2001
Countries, Regions, Local Authorities:

County Unitary, Districts Unitary and
Metropolitan Counties, NUTS 1, 2, 3,
NAWC 2007, 2010 Westminister
Parliamentary Constituencies and others
Quarterly
December 2004
Countries, Regions, Local Authorities:

County Unitary, Districts Unitary and
Metropolitan Counties, NUTS 1, 2, 3,
NAWC 2007, 2010 Westminister
Parliamentary Constituencies and others
Annual
December 2004
Labour Market Statistics, 2011 Constituencies of the Scottish

ONS
Parliament
This dataset is a compendium of labour market

information including employment, unemployment,
economic inactivity, claimant count and jobs from a
UK, 2010 Westminster Parliamentary
number of sources. Each source has a different update Constituencies England, Wales, Scotland
cycle30.
and Northern Ireland
January 2013 to
December 2013
Monthly
To be confirmed
Regional Labour Market: JSA02.1 Claimant Count for Scottish

Parliamentary Constituencies, June
2014
ONS website

ONS
Parliament
Count of claimants of Jobseeker's Allowance
8 May 2014
Monthly
To be confirmed
Employment
and Labour
6 Market
Claimant Count with rates and

proportions, June 2014
NOMIS

ONS
Parliament
Count of the number of people claiming JSA and NI

credits with rates and proportions
Claimant count on 8th

May 2014 (usually
second Thursday of the
reference month)
Monthly
October 2004
Employment
and Labour
7 Market
Claimant Count with age and

duration, June 2014
NOMIS

ONS
Parliament

credits broken down by age and duration

May 2014 (usually
reference month)
Monthly
October 2004
Count is based on the

number of live claims
and flows between 11
April - 8 May 2014
inclusive (usually one
month behind the
Claimant Count
datasets)
Monthly
May 2005

May 2014 (usually
reference month)
Monthly
January 2005

May 2014 (usually
reference month)
Monthly
January 2005
Claimant flows 11 April 8 May 2014 (usually

reference month)
Monthly
October 2004

reference month)
Monthly
October 2004

reference month)
Monthly
January 2005

reference month)
Monthly
January 2005

reference month)
Monthly
January 2005

reference month)
Monthly
October 2004

reference month)
Monthly
January 2005

reference month)
Monthly
January 2005
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Employment
and Labour
8 Market
Claimant stocks and flows with

ethnicity, age and duration6, June
2014
NOMIS

ONS
Parliament

credits broken down by ethnic origin, age and duration
Employment
and Labour
9 Market
Claimant Count with occupation,

June 2014
NOMIS

ONS
Parliament

credits broken down by occupation
Employment
and Labour
10 Market
Claimant Count with occupation,

age and duration, June 2014
NOMIS

ONS
Parliament

credits broken down by age and duration

ONS
Parliament
a) A monthly count of the number of people claiming

JSA and NI credits (stocks) on the count date, b) the
number of people ending a claim (off-flows) during the
previous accounting month and c) a count of the
number of people who had made a new claim (onflows) during the previous accounting month

ONS
Parliament

number of people who had made a new claim (onflows) during the previous accounting month, broken
Employment
and Labour
11 Market
Employment
and Labour
12 Market
Claimant flows, June 2014
Claimant flows with age and

duration, June 2014
NOMIS
NOMIS
Employment
and Labour
13 Market
Claimant flows with occupation,

June 2014
NOMIS

ONS
Parliament

number of people who made a new claim (on-flows)
during the previous accounting month, broken down by
occupation
Employment
and Labour
14 Market
Claimant on-flows with occupation

and age, June 2014
NOMIS

ONS
Parliament
A count of the number of people making a new claim

for JSA and NI credits (on-flows) during the previous
accounting month, broken down by occupation and age
Employment
and Labour
15 Market

occupation, age and duration, June
2014
NOMIS

ONS
Parliament
A count of the number of people ending a claim for JSA

and NI credits (off-flows) during the previous
accounting month broken down by occupation, age and
duration
Employment
and Labour
16 Market
Claimant off-flows with reasons,

age and duration, June 2014
NOMIS

ONS
Parliament
A count of reasons 7 (off-flows) why job seekers ended a

claim for JSA and NI credits during the previous
accounting month broken down by age and duration
Employment
and Labour
17 Market
Claimant off-flows with reasons by

NOMIS

ONS
Parliament
A count of reasons7 (off-flows) why job seekers ended a

accounting month broken down by occupation
Employment
and Labour
18 Market
Claimant off-flows with reasons by

occupation, age and duration, June
2014
NOMIS

ONS
Parliament
A count of reasons7 (off-flow) why job seekers ended a

accounting month broken down by occupation, age and
duration
UK, 2010 Westminster Parliamentary

Countries,
Regions,
Administrative
Constituencies
England,
Wales, Scotland
geographies
Local Authorities,
and Northerne.g.
Ireland
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Countries,
Regions, and
Administrative
other classification
historical
geographies e.g. Local Authorities,
other classification and historical
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Countries, Regions, Administrative
parliamentary constituencies, NUTS
Countries,
Regions,
2010, 1, 2 and
3 andAdministrative
geographies
Local Authorities,
and historicale.g.
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Countries,
Regions, and
Administrative
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Countries,
Regions, and
Administrative
historical
Countries,
Regions, and
Administrative
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Countries,
Regions, and
Administrative
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Countries,
Regions, and
Administrative
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Countries,
Regions, and
Administrative
historical
Countries,
Regions, and
Administrative
historical
Countries,
Regions, and
Administrative
historical
Countries,
Regions, and
Administrative
historical
other classification and historical
geographies
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denominators are total 16-64 age resident population
counts based on mid year population estimates.
Workplace denominators are only available for regions
(government office and standard statistical) and
countries.
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metropolitan counties, 2010 Westminister
parliamentary constituencies, NUTS 2010
1, 2 and 3 and other classification and
historical geographies
Parliamentary
Constituencies residence
denominators based on
resident population aged
16-64 from the 30 June
2011 30 June 2012
No fixed date, as figures
population estimates
become available
October 2004
Provides information on NHS General Dental Services

(GDS) registrations as at 31st March 2013. Information
on the participation (contact with an NHS dentist) of
these registered patients can also be found in this
release.
NHS Board, Local Authority, Scottish

Parliamentary Region and Community
Health Partnership
30 September 2013
Quarterly (March, June,

September and
December)
30 November 2010
Employment
and Labour
19 Market
Claimant Count denominators:

current residence/workforce
series, 2014
NOMIS
People,
Population and
20 Community
Dental Statistics - Registrations 30 September 2013

Parliament (select dataset NHS General
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Dental Service Registrations by
Scotland (ISD), NHS
Administrative Area and Age Group and
National Services
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21 Population
Electoral Statistics - Scotland 10th

National Records of
March 201433
Scotland
website
(NRS)

Parliament
Population eligible to vote in Scottish Parliamentary

elections (by constituency)
Constituencies of the UK Parliament,

Local Government Areas, Local
Government Electoral Wards
10 March
Annual
1996
22 Government
Scottish Parliament election data

2011 - Results


Parliament
This dataset provides information on the number of

electors, turnout, number of votes polled, party
affiliation etc
N/A
5 May 2011
Every 5 years

October 2011
23 Government
Scottish Parliament election data

2011 - Electoral data


Parliament
This flat file dataset provides information on the

number of electors, total votes (including postal),
turnout and administrative data etc.
N/A
5 May 2011
Every 5 years

October 2011
People,
Population and
24 Community
Various Scottish neighbourhood

datasets for 2011 Constituencies
of the Scottish Parliament
The SNS contains datasets on a range of topics

including: Population, Economic Activity, Benefits and
Tax Credits, Health, Education, Skills and Training,
Housing, Crime and Justice and Physical Environment
Depends on the individual dataset;

typically data is available for Local
Authorities, Health Board, Data Zones,
Intermediate Geography and 2010
Westminster Parliamentary
Constituencies
Various
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N/A

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customer@groscotland.gsi.gov.uk
1 May 2014
Spring 2015
customer@gro-scotland.gsi.gov.uk
N/A
N/A
neighbourhood.statistics@scot
land.gsi.gov.uk
December 2013 (revision

22 May 2014)
End of August 2014
16 April 2014
16 July 2014
4 September 2013
(dataset JD12)
No further releases
planned
June 2014
16 July 2014
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
11 June 2014
16 July 2014
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November 2013
September/October
2014
26 November 2013
End of February 2014
stephen.goold@nhs.net
1st May 2014
Spring 2015
October 2011
2016
uk
October 2011
2016
uk
N/A
N/A
neighbourhood.statistics@scot
land.gsi.gov.uk
People,
Population and
3 Community
Mid 2001 - Mid 2012,

population estimates for
Constituencies/Assembly
Areas by sex and broad age
bands
4 Economy
The DOE Planning Portal provides provisional Renewable

Energy statistics based on NI planning applications. Tables are
available for Renewable Energy applications and decisions by
Analytical Services
type, Local Government District and Parliamentary
Renewable Energy Statistics Branch, DoE (Northern
Constituency levels, as well as historical data going back to
October 2013
DOE (Northern Ireland Planning
Ireland)
Portal, Planning NI website)
Constituencies/Assembly Areas 2002/03.
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Demography and
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The population that is usually resident on 30 June of the
Constituencies/Assembly Areas reference year
Statistical geographies,
Administrative
geographies

year (2001 -2012)
Every 10 years1
NISRA website
Demography and
Ireland Statistics
Research Agency
Administrative
geographies

year (2001 -2012)
Every 10 years1
NISRA website
Demography and
Ireland Statistics
Research Agency
Administrative
geographies

year (2001 -2012)
Every 10 years1
NI Assembly
Constituency (Summary
Statistics), Local
Government District
31 October 2013
Monthly (updates to
2013/2014 live dataset)
The Northern Ireland Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings

(ASHE) provides information about the levels, distribution and
make-up of earnings and hours worked for employees in all
Northern Ireland
Constituencies/Assembly Areas industries and occupations. The tables contain Northern
Statistics Research
(Also available are UK
Ireland data on earnings for employees by sex and fullLocal Government
Department of Enterprise, Agency
Trade and Investment website
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April 2013
Annual
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Annual Survey of Hours and

Earnings ASHE (Northern
Ireland) by parliamentary
constituency and place of
residence - 2013
The Northern Ireland Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings

(ASHE) provides information about the levels, distribution and
make-up of earnings and hours worked for employees in all
Northern Ireland
Constituencies/Assembly Areas industries and occupations. The tables contain Northern
Statistics Research
(Also available are UK
Ireland data on earnings for employees by sex and fullLocal Government
Department of Enterprise, Agency
Trade and Investment website
datasets via NOMIS, see tab)
time/part-time workers and by place of residence.
District
April 2013
Annual
People,
Population and
7 Community
Development Management
Statistics Planning Northern
Ireland Quarterly Bulletin April- June 2013
The Quarterly Planning Statistical bulletin covers number of

planning applications received, number of decisions issued,
number of approvals. Detail also provided on type of planning
DOE (Northern
Ireland)
Portal, Planning
NI website)
Constituencies/Assembly Areas application.
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Administrative
geographies
2003
Annual
Administrative
geographies
2003-2004
Annual
Recorded Crime (Notifiable Offences Recorded) data are

compiled from offence information that is submitted by police
officers and entered onto a PSNI crime recording system. The
data are presented on a financial year basis (e.g. 2000 data
refers to the 2000/01 financial year). The data are extracted
and merged with the Central Postcode Directory (CPD) and
aggregated information forwarded to NINIS. On 5th July 2013
PSNI published a bulletin providing a comprehensive series of Administrative
geographies
police recorded crime data for each financial year from
The
LocaltoGovernment
Districtthe
anduser
Assembly
Arealong
(1998)
1998/99
2012/13, allowing
to monitor
term
summary
measures
focusin
onthis
different
aspects
of multiple
crime trends.
The figures
bulletin
are based
on revised
deprivation
at the Local
Government
Districton
and
crime classifications
which
were introduced
1stAssembly
April 2013.
Area
levels.
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summaryatmeasure
favoured
While(1998)
there have
been
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the levelisof
individual
over
another, as
there crime
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of describing
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figuresbest
at away
Northern
Ireland level
comparing
AAs.
used in the
and policingLGDs
area,ordo
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totals previously
NIMDM
2010 are the 2008 small area population estimates.
published.
Administrative
geographies
NISRA - Demography and District Council; Assembly Area The small area population estimates for 2003 have been
Methodology Branch
(1998); Northern Ireland
replaced by updated small area population estimates,
published on 31-03-2010. Further information regarding small
area population estimates:
http://www.nisra.gov.uk/demography/default.asp125.htm
Although the figures released in this publication are rounded
to the nearest 5, the unrounded estimates were used to
construct the relevant indicators in the Northern Ireland
Multiple Deprivation Measure 2005 (NIMDM 2005). The file
NISRA - Demography and Electoral Ward, Local
The
information
is taken
from a research project funded by the
contains
four data
sheets:
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Government District, Assembly Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency, carried out
Area (1998), Health and Social by the Institute for Social and Technical Research (University
Services Board, Northern
of Essex), titled "Creating small area income deprivation
Ireland
estimates for Northern Ireland: Spatial microsimulation
modelling". For each Super Output Area, it simulated the
proportion of households whose income was below 60% of the
UK median household income, also referred to as "relative
poverty". This was done by re-weighting the Family Resource
Survey for each Super Output Areas to match the
characteristics of its households. The first data series is
unequivalised gross income based on the Financial Years (FRS)
2004/5, followed by results for 2003-5 using the pooled 20034 and 2004-5 FRS for net income before housing costs,
equivalised for household size/composition. In addition, a
series of Gini coefficients is reported for SOA, representing the
inequality of income distribution within a population. The
closer this coefficient is to 0 the more equal the distribution
whilst the closer to 1 the more unequal. 'The dataset is
generated using the Family Resource Survey (2003/04 and
2004/05), and 2001 Census datasets.
Bankruptcy Cases Disposed

36 Economy
Northern Ireland Court

Service
NINIS
Mortgage Cases Received and
Disposed (administrative
geographies)
37 Economy
Northern Ireland Court

Service
NINIS
NI Assembly Elections
People,
Population and
38 Community
Electoral Office for

Northern Ireland
NINIS
NI European Parliamentary
Elections (administrative
geographies)
People,
Population and
39 Community

Northern Ireland
The number participants in bankruptcy cases disposed in the

High Court. Bankruptcy data are compiled from offence
information that is submitted by police officers and entered
onto a PSNI crime recording system. The data are extracted
and merged with the Central Postcode Directory (CPD) and
aggregated information forwarded to NINIS.There may be
more than one participant in a case. There are two
participants groups and two disposal categories in the
aggregated dataset that are summarised below: 1. Number of
NI
The
number in
mortgage
cases
received
and disposed
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to
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year orders
basis.
database
contains are
the produced
last final order
Northern
Ireland Courts
Tribunals
Service
collects
include dismissal,
strike and
out and
free text
orders.
information on writs and originating summonses issued in
respect of mortgages in Chancery Division of the Northern
Ireland High Court. This covers both Northern Ireland Housing
Electoral Ward, District
Election
statistics
for NI
Assembly and
Elections
byto
Assembly
Area
Executive
and private
mortgages,
relates
both
Council, Assembly Area, Health (1998)
domestic and commercial properties. A mortgage case may
involve more than one address or a land property. In such
Northern Ireland
cases, the first postcode address entered onto ICOS is used.
The data contain the number of cases received and the
number of cases disposed by each LGD. When a case is
disposed of, it may have more than one final order made. This
database contains the last final order made.
Council, Assembly Area, Health
Northern Ireland
People,
Population and
40 Community

Northern Ireland
People,
Population and
41 Community

Northern Ireland
People,
Population and
42 Community

Northern Ireland
People,
Population and
43 Community

Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland
NINIS
Cancer Incidence
Northern Ireland Cancer

Registry, Centre for
Public Health, Queen's
University Belfast
NINIS
Administrative
geographies
2011
Annual
Administrative
geographies
2007
Annual
Administrative
geographies
2009
Annual
Administrative
geographies
1 December 2013
Annual
Administrative
geographies
1 December 2013
Periodic
Administrative
geographies
2010
Periodic
Administrative
geographies
2010
Periodic
2012
Annual

Polling results from the Westminster Parliamentary Elections
Council, Assembly Area, Health for Northern Ireland.
Northern Ireland
NINIS
Elections 2001 and 2005
Annual

Total electorate included in the Northern Ireland Register of
Council, Assembly Area, Health Electors as at 1 December each year. Also the Assembly and
Local Government electorate.
Northern Ireland
NINIS
Elections (administrative
geographies)
2011

Total electorate included in the Northern Ireland Register of
Council, Assembly Area, Health Electors as at 1 December each year. Also the Assembly and
Local Government electorate.
Northern Ireland
NINIS
Published Electorate
Administrative
geographies
The information is gathered from the Electoral Office following

the European Parliamentary Elections and this data set shows,
by Assembly Area (1998), the number of eligible electorate
and votes polled in the NI European Parliamentary Elections.
The Elections took place in 1999, 2004 and 2009.
NINIS
Parliamentary Electorate
People,
Population and
44 Community

Ireland

Ireland
Polling results from the Westminster Parliamentary Elections

for Northern Ireland.
All newly diagnosed malignant cancers (C00-C97) occurring

between 1993 and 2012 excluding non-melanoma skin cancer
(NMSC) (C44). Data on cancer incidence are available from
multiple sources, primarily pathological records, hospital
discharges and death registrations from the General Registrar
Office (GRO). This data is captured electronically, collated and
quality assured on a regular basis to provide a populationAdministrative
based registry of cancer incidence for Northern Ireland.
Tumour details are collected on cancer diagnoses according to geographies
the International Classification of Diseases, tenth revision
(ICD10).
Dental and GP Registrations

People,
Population and
45 Community
Business Services
Organisation,
Department of Health
and Social Services and
Public Safety
NINIS
Dental Statistics
People,
Population and
46 Community
Business Services
Organisation,
Public Safety
NINIS
Dentists and Surgeries
People,
Population and
47 Community
Business Services
Organisation,
Public Safety
The information is aggregated data from patients registered

with a General Practitioner Practice (including those not
currently registered to a particular GP practice but who are
entitled to health services in Northern Ireland) or they may be
registered with a General Dental Practitioner. The dataset is
gathered from administrative data sources, an index
containing information on all registrations with a General
Medical Practitioner and registration with a Dentist. The data
is then aggregated and merged with the Central Postcode
The
information
aggregated
data
from patients
registered
Directory
(CPD). is
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aggregated
information
is checked
and
Government District, Assembly with
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forwarded
ontoDental
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from administrative data sources, an index containing
information on all registrations with a Dentist. The data is then
aggregated and merged with the CPD. The cases are matched
to area by postcode of patients' residence. Therefore total
numbers are less than actual NI total due to missing or
unmatchable postcodes. Data are collected on a financial year
basis. As such data for 2012 represents the financial year
Number
2012/13.of Dentists/Surgeries as of April of each year. A
dentist can have contracts in more than one Board/LGD etc so
Social Services Board, Health the dentist counts may not match the Northern Ireland total if
and Social Care Trust, Northern the individual level dentist counts are summed.
Ireland
People,
Population and
48 Community
Department of Health,
Social Services and
Public Safety

Ireland
NINIS
GP Registrations
People,
Population and
49 Community
Business Services
Organisation,
Public Safety
NI
NINIS
GPs, Practices and Registered
Patients (administrative
geographies)
People,
Population and
50 Community
Business Services
Organisation,
Public Safety

NINIS
Prescriptions for drugs used to
treat Depression
People,
Population and
51 Community
Business Services
Organisation, DHSSPSNI

Ireland
NINIS
treat Diabetes (administrative
geographies)
People,
Population and
52 Community
Business Services

Ireland
NINIS
treat Obesity (administrative
geographies)
Business Services
NINIS
Administrative
geographies
2013
Annual
Administrative
geographies
Annual
Administrative
geographies
List sizes are recorded as

at January of the
relevant year,
prevalence
is recorded
Apr-13
Annual
as at 31 March (From
2009, National
Prevalence Day was
changed from 14
February to 31 March to
bring it in line with
National QOF
Achievement Day) 2013
Annual
Administrative
geographies
2014
Annual
Administrative
geographies
April 2014
Annual
Administrative
geographies
January to December
2012
Annual
Administrative
geographies
January to December
2012
Annual
Administrative
geographies
January to December
2012
Annual
Administrative
geographies
NINIS
Disease Prevalence
People,
Population and
53 Community

Area, Health and Social
Services Board, Health and
Ireland

Ireland
The Quality and Outcomes Framework is a system to

remunerate general practices for providing good quality care
to patients. It is a fundamental part of the General Medical
Services contract introduced on 1st April 2004. The QOF
measures achievement against a range of evidence-based
indicators, with points and payments awarded according to
the level of achievement. There are four main domains
(clinical, organisational, patient experiences and additional
services). Disease prevalence data is used within the QOF to
The
information
is aggregated
from
registered
calculate
points and
payments data
within
thepatients
clinical domain
with
a General
Practitioner.
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areas.
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of the prevalence
adjustments
is is
to deliver a
continuously
updated.
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is gathered
from of
more equitable
distribution
of payments
in the light
administrative
data that
sources,
an index
information
different workloads
practices
facecontaining
in achieving
the same
on
all registrations
with a List
General
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number
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are recorded
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data
then aggregated
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of theisrelevant
year, prevalence
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asCPD.
at 31The
March
aggregated
is checked
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forwarded
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National Prevalence
Day
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14
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Achievement Day). The figures presented are as submitted to
The
information
is adjustment
aggregatedfor
data
from factors
patients
registered
PCAS.
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known
that
might
with
a General
Medical
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is gathered
influence
disease
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such as
thedataset
age structure
of
from
administrative
practice
populations.data sources, an index containing
information on all registrations with a General Medical
Practitioner. The data is then aggregated and merged with the
CPD. The aggregated information is checked and forwarded
onto NINIS. The 'Average Practice List Size' and 'Average GP
List Size' are based on patients registered with a practice.
The information is aggregated data from the Enhanced
Prescribing Database relating to items dispensed by
Pharmacists and forwarded to the Business Services
Organisation for payment - period covered January to
December. The dataset is gathered from administrative data
sources, merged with the CPD and aggregated. The
information is presented per head of population registered
with a GP. The drugs used for this analysis are all those
identified under section 4.3 of the British National Formulary.
identified under section 6.1 of the British National Formulary
identified under section 4.5 of the British National Formulary
Standardised Death Rate due

to Cancer (administrative
geographies)
People,
Population and
54 Community
Social Services and
Public Safety
NINIS
to Circulatory Disease
People,
Population and
55 Community
Social Services and
Public Safety

Ireland
NINIS
to Respiratory Disease
People,
Population and
56 Community
Social Services and
Public Safety

Ireland
NINIS
Standardised Prescription
Rate for Mood and Anxiety
Disorders (administrative
geographies)
People,
Population and
57 Community
Project Support Analysis

Branch, Department of
Health, Social Services
and Public Safety

Ireland
NINIS
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Averages (administrative
geographies)
Employment
and Labour
58 Market
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Markets Statistics
Branch, NISRA, DFP

Government District Council,
Ireland
NINIS
Claimant Count Long Term
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Employment
and Labour
59 Market
Economic and Labour

Markets Statistics
Branch, NISRA, DFP

Government District Council,
Assembly Area(1998),
Ireland
NINIS
Employee Jobs (administrative
geographies)
Employment
and Labour
60 Market
Economic and Labour

Market Statistics Branch, Government District Council,
DFP
(1998), Health and Social Care
NINIS
Gross Weekly Pay
Employment
and Labour
61 Market
Economic & Labour

District Council, Assembly Area
Market Statistics Branch, (1998), Assembly Area,
NISRA
Northern Ireland
NINIS
Participants on
ApprenticeshipsNI
Employment
and Labour
62 Market

Ireland
Department for
Employment and
Learning
NINIS

Ireland
The average death rate due to cancer in Northern Ireland

between 2001-10, standardised to the Mid-year population
estimate for each of the grouped years. Rates will therefore
vary from those published elsewhere that may use different
standardisation (e.g. the HSC Inequalities Monitoring System
publish rates standardised to the NI 2001 Census population).
The data is based on the number of deaths for the calendar
years grouped e.g. 2004-08. The data is based upon the
number of deaths provided by the General Register Office
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average
death rate
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in Northern
Mid-Year
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Ireland
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disabled claimants, but exclude students seeking vacation
work and the temporarily stopped.
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reference date the first Monday in September. 2011 Census
data refers to the 5th September 2011. The Census of
Employment for Northern Ireland provides detailed employee
jobs estimates for Northern Ireland as a whole, sub-NI level
data (i.e. District Council Area, Assembly Area and Ward level)
and detailed industrial activity breakdowns. The units to be
surveyed were drawn from the IDBR (Inter-departmental
Business Register), which is a register held by the Office for
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the number
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apprenticeships. From August 2012 adult apprenticeships have
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rebalance the economy.
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Administrative
geographies
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geographies
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geographies
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NINIS
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geographies)
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(1998), Health and Social Care
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geographies)
Employment
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Ireland
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Population and
66 Community
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NINIS
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geographies)
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Department of Social
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Ireland
NINIS
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Employment
and Labour
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the main New Deal programmes across most of Northern
Ireland. The aim of Steps to Work is to help people who are
unemployed or economically inactive find and sustain
employment. New Deal continued to operate in the Foyle and
Lisnagelvin office areas until 24th July 2011 after which it was
replaced by the Steps to Work programme. Participation in
Steps to Work is mandatory for all those on Jobseekers
Allowance (JSA) aged between 18 and 24 who have been
Vacancy
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the those
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replaced Incapacity Benefit and Income Support paid on
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each year.
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dataset is merged with the current CPD, with the necessary
variables also extracted using SAS. The aggregated
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dataset is a snapshot of the benefit at March of each year.
Claimants - include people who are in receipt of benefit and
also those who have applied for the benefit and continue to
submit medical evidence, but who either are not entitled
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geographies)
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Population and
84 Community
Demography and
Methodology Branch

Ireland
NINIS
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geographies)
People,
Population and
85 Community
Demography &
Methodology Branch

Government Council, Assembly
Health and Social Care Trust,
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Population and
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Demography &
Methodology Branch

Council, Assembly Area
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Northern Ireland
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Births to Mothers from
Outside Northern Ireland
People,
Population and
87 Community
Demography &
Methodology Branch

Health & Social Services
Board, Health and Social Care
NINIS
Deaths (administrative
geographies)
People,
Population and
88 Community
Demography &
Methodology Branch

Area(1998), Assembly Area,
NINIS
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Population and
89 Community
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Pension data at 1992 ward level. The dataset is a snapshot of
the benefit at February of each year. There are no data
available for 2001. The dataset is merged with the current
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checked and forwarded onto NINIS.
Demography &
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geographies
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Annual
Administrative
geographies
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annually in December 2012
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geographies

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geographies

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geographies

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geographies
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January 2001, all deaths have been coded in accordance with
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and Causes of Death, tenth revision (ICD10). Deaths
registered in 1999 and 2000 have been coded using the ICD9
system. The relevant ICD10 codes are (ICD9 in brackets): C00C97 (140-208) for malignant neoplasm, I00-I97 (390-459) for
circulatory diseases, J00-J99 (460-519) for respiratory
diseases, V01-Y98 for external causes (E800-E999) and X60X84, Y10-Y34, Y87.0 and Y87.2 (E950-E959 and E980-E989)
for suicide and events of undetermined intent. Further details
on ICD10 codes can be found at the World Health Organisation
website:
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Deaths by Social Class

People,
Population and
90 Community
Demography &
Methodology Branch
NINIS
Deaths due to Obesity
People,
Population and
91 Community
Demography and
Methodology Branch
NINIS
Life Expectancy
People,
Population and
92 Community
Social Services and
Public Safety

Pointer Address database and published in the Annual Report
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93 Community
NISRA - Demography and Electoral Ward; District

Methodology Branch
Council; Assembly Area
(1998); Assembly Area; Health
Ireland
NINIS
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Population and
94 Community
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Population and
95 Community
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96 Community
Local Government District;

Assembly Area; Health &
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geographies

annually in December 2011.
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annually in December
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annually in December
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data at 31 December
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data at 31 December
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geographies

data at 31 December
2011
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refers to data at 31 December of each year. The data are held
on an SPSS database that was merged with the Central
Postcode Directory. Cross tabulations were then run to produce
the data required.
NINIS
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General Report as well as being forwarded onto NINIS.

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geographies)
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geographies
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Population and
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geographies

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http://www.who.int/classifications/apps/icd/icd10online.
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geographies
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geographies)
Administrative
geographies
NISRA - Demography and Electoral Ward; District

Methodology Branch
Council; Assembly Area
(1998); Assembly Area; Health
and Social Care Board; Health
Ireland
NINIS
Multiple Births (Administrative

geographies)
People,
Population and
98 Community
Electoral Ward; Local

Government District; Assembly
Area (1998); Assembly Area;
Board; Health & Social Care
Trust; Northern Ireland

the data required.
Car Makes (administrative

geographies)
People,
Population and
99 Community

NI
NINIS
Car Registrations
People,
Population and
100 Community

NI
NINIS
Car Year of Manufacture
People,
Population and
101 Community

NI
NINIS
Road Traffic Collision
Casualties by Severity of
Injury (administrative
geographies)
People,
Population and
102 Community
Children
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103 Skills

the data required. "Old British Leyland marques - not currently
used" in general includes marques used by the old British
Leyland group (no longer operating) which are not in current
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information
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1st November and is a full year count of the previous
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104 Community
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106 Community
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107 Community
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108 Community
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109 Community
2011 Census: Local

Census LC2108EW Passports held by sex by age NOMIS
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age
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129 Community
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Population and
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131 Community
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Population and
132 Community
2011 Census: Local

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general health by sex by age NOMIS
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Population and
133 Community
2011 Census: Local

disability by general health
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Population and
134 Community
2011 Census: Local

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age
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NOMIS
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Population and
135 Community
2011 Census: Local

health by NS-SeC
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Population and
136 Community
2011 Census: Local

disability by NS-SeC by age
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Population and
137 Community
2011 Census: Local

Census LC6201EW Economic activity by ethnic
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Population and
138 Community
2011 Census: Local

Census LC6203EW Economic activity by country
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Population and
139 Community
2011 Census: Local

Census LC6204EW Economic activity by
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Population and
140 Community
2011 Census: Local

Census LC6205EW Economic activity by Religion NOMIS
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Population and
141 Community
2011 Census: Local

Census LC6206EW - NS-SeC
by ethnic group by age
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Population and
142 Community
2011 Census: Local

Census LC6207EW - NS-SeC
by religion
NOMIS
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Population and
143 Community
2011 Census: Local

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provision of unpaid care by
general health
NOMIS
People,
Population and
144 Community
2011 Census: Local

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worked by long-term health
problem or disability
NOMIS
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Population and
145 Community
People,
Population and
146 Community
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People,
Population and
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All
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People,
Population and
2 Community
2011 Scotland Census: Table

KS501SC Qualifications and
students
2b
People,
Population and
3 Community

QS501SC Highest level of
qualification
2b
People,
Population and
4 Community

KS201SC Ethnic group
2a
People,
Population and
5 Community

KS202SC National identity
2a
People,
Population and
6 Community

KS204SC Country of birth
2a
People,
Population and
7 Community

KS206SC Language
2a
People,
Population and
8 Community

KS209SCa Religion (UK
harmonised)
2a
People,
Population and
9 Community

KS209SCb Religion
2a

QS202SC Multiple ethnic groups
2c
People,
Population and
10 Community
People,
Population and
11 Community

QS203SC Country of birth
2a
People,
Population and
12 Community

QS205SC Proficiency in English
2a
People,
Population and
13 Community

QS211SC Gaelic language skills
2a
People,
Population and
14 Community

QS212SC Scots language skills
2a
People,
Population and
15 Community

QS213SC English language skills
2a
People,
Population and
16 Community

QS801SC Year of arrival in UK
2a
People,
Population and
17 Community

QS802SC Age of arrival in UK
2a
People,
Population and
18 Community

QS803SC Length of residence in
the UK
2a
People,
Population and
19 Community

DC2101SC Ethnic group by sex by
age
3a
People,
Population and
20 Community

DC2102SC National identity by
sex by age
3a
People,
Population and
21 Community

DC2105SC Proficiency in English
by sex by age
3a
People,
Population and
22 Community

DC2107SC Religion by sex by age 3a
People,
Population and
23 Community

DC2121SC Scots language skills
by sex by age
3a
People,
Population and
24 Community

DC2201SC Ethnic group by
religion
3a
People,
Population and
25 Community

ethnic group
3a
People,
Population and
26 Community

religion
3a
People,
Population and
27 Community

DC2205SC Country of birth by
ethnic group
3a
People,
Population and
28 Community

LC2107SC Religion by sex by age 3b
People,
Population and
29 Community

LC2121SC Scots language skills
by sex by age
3b
People,
Population and
30 Community

LC2202SC National identity by
ethnic group
3b
People,
Population and
31 Community

LC2801SC Ethnic group by age of
arrival in the UK
3b
People,
Population and
32 Community

LC2803SC Proficiency in English
by age of arrival in UK
3b
People,
Population and
33 Community

age
3b
People,
Population and
34 Community

DC2119SC Language other than
English used at home by sex by
age
3b
People,
Population and
35 Community

DC2120SC Gaelic language skills
by sex by age
3b
People,
Population and
36 Community

DC2122SC English language skills
by sex by age
3b
People,
Population and
37 Community

religion by sex
3b
People,
Population and
38 Community

national identity
3b
People,
Population and
39 Community

DC2801SC Ethnic group by age of
arrival in the UK
3b
People,
Population and
40 Community

age of arrival in the UK
3b
People,
Population and
41 Community

DC2803SC Proficiency in English
by age of arrival in the UK
3b
People,
Population and
42 Community

LC2101SC Ethnic group by age
3c
People,
Population and
43 Community

sex by age
3c
People,
Population and
44 Community

LC2103SC Country of birth by age 3c
People,
Population and
45 Community

LC2105SC Proficiency in English
by age
3c
People,
Population and
46 Community

LC2119SC Language other than
English used at home by age
3c
People,
Population and
47 Community

LC2122SC English language skills
(1) by age
3c
People,
Population and
48 Community

LC2201SC Ethnic group by
religion
3c
People,
Population and
49 Community

religion
3c
People,
Population and
50 Community

LC2205SC Country of birth by
ethnic group
3c
People,
Population and
51 Community

religion
3c
People,
Population and
52 Community

national identity
3c
People,
Population and
53 Community

LC2802SC Country of birth by age
of arrival in the UK
3c
People,
Population and
54 Community

English language skills (1)
3c
People,
Population and
55 Community

KS301SCa Health and provision
of unpaid care (UK harmonised)
2a
People,
Population and
56 Community

KS301SCb Health and provision
of unpaid care
2a
People,
Population and
57 Community

QS301SCa Provision of unpaid
care (UK harmonised)
2a
People,
Population and
58 Community

QS301SCb Provision of unpaid
care
2a
People,
Population and
59 Community

QS302SC General health
2a
People,
Population and
60 Community

QS303SC Long-term health
problem or disability
2a
People,
Population and
61 Community

QS304SC Long-term health
conditions
2d
People,
Population and
62 Community

KS402SC Tenure
2a
People,
Population and
63 Community

KS404SC Car or van availability
2a
People,
Population and
64 Community

QS403SC Tenure - People
2a
People,
Population and
65 Community

QS405SC Tenure - Households
2a
People,
Population and
66 Community

QS406SC Household size
2a
People,
Population and
67 Community

QS407SC Number of rooms
2c
People,
Population and
68 Community

QS409SC Persons per room Households
2c
People,
Population and
69 Community

QS410SC Persons per room People
2c
People,
Population and
70 Community

QS119SC Households by
deprivation dimensions
2d
People,
Population and
71 Community

QS415SC Central heating
2d
People,
Population and
72 Community

KS601SC Economic
activity
2b
People,
Population and
73 Community

KS602SC Economic activity Males
2b
People,
Population and
74 Community

KS603SC Economic activity Females
2b
People,
Population and
75 Community

KS604SCa Hours worked (UK
harmonised)
2b
People,
Population and
76 Community

KS604SCb Hours worked
2b
People,
Population and
77 Community

KS605SC Industry
2b
People,
Population and
78 Community

KS606SC Industry - Males
2b
People,
Population and
79 Community

KS607SC Industry - Females
2b
People,
Population and
80 Community

KS608SC Occupation
2b
People,
Population and
81 Community

KS609SC Occupation - Males
2b
People,
Population and
82 Community

KS610SC Occupation - Females
2b
People,
Population and
83 Community

KS611SC National Statistics
Socio-economic Classification (NSSeC)
2b
People,
Population and
84 Community

Socio-economic Classification (NSSeC) - Males
2b
People,
Population and
85 Community

Socio-economic Classification (NSSeC) - Females
2b
People,
Population and
86 Community

QS601SC Economic activity
2b
People,
Population and
87 Community

QS602SC Economic activity of
Household Reference Persons
(HRP)
2c
People,
Population and
88 Community

QS603SC Economic activity - Fulltime students
2b
People,
Population and
89 Community

QS604SCa Hours worked (UK
harmonised)
2b
People,
Population and
90 Community

QS604SCb Hours worked
2b
People,
Population and
91 Community

QS605SC Industry
2b
People,
Population and
92 Community

QS606SC Occupation
2b
People,
Population and
93 Community

QS607SC National Statistics
Socio-economic Classification (NSSeC)
2b
People,
Population and
94 Community

Socio-economic Classification (NSSeC) of Household Reference
Persons (HRP) - People aged under
65
2c
People,
Population and
95 Community

Socio-economic Classification (NSSeC) of Household Reference
Persons (HRP) - All people
2c
People,
Population and
96 Community

QS610SC People in households by
NS-SeC of Household Reference
Persons (HRP) (HRP aged under
65)
2c
People,
Population and
97 Community

QS611SC Approximated social
grade - Household Reference
Persons (HRP) aged 16 to 64
2c
People,
Population and
98 Community

QS612SC Year last worked
2b
People,
Population and
99 Community

KS101SC Usual resident
population
2a
People,
Population and
100 Community

KS102SC Age structure
2a
People,
Population and
101 Community

KS103SC Marital and civil
partnership status
2a
People,
Population and
102 Community

KS405SC Communal
establishment residents
2a
People,
Population and
103 Community

QS101SC Residence type
2a
People,
Population and
104 Community

QS102SC Population density
2a
People,
Population and
105 Community

QS103SC Age by single year
2a
People,
Population and
106 Community

QS104SC Sex
2a
People,
Population and
107 Community

QS105SC Schoolchildren and fulltime students living away from
home during term time
2a
People,
Population and
108 Community

QS419SC Position in communal
establishment
2a
People,
Population and
109 Community

QS420SC Communal
establishment management and
type - Communal establishments
2a
People,
Population and
110 Community

QS421SC Communal
establishment management and
type - People
2a
People,
Population and
111 Community

KS104SC Living arrangements
2c
People,
Population and
112 Community

KS105SC Household composition 2c
People,
Population and
113 Community

KS106SC Adults not in
employment and dependent
children and persons with a longterm health problem or disability
for all households
2c
People,
Population and
114 Community

KS107SC Lone parent households
2c
People,
Population and
115 Community

KS401SC Dwellings, household
spaces and accommodation type
2c
People,
Population and
116 Community

QS110SC Adult lifestage
(alternative adult definition)
2c
People,
Population and
117 Community

QS111SC Household lifestage
2c
People,
Population and
118 Community

QS112SC Household composition
- People
2c
People,
Population and
119 Community

- Households
2c
People,
Population and
120 Community

(alternative child and adult
definition) - People
2c
People,
Population and
121 Community

(alternative child and adult
definition) - Households
2c
People,
Population and
122 Community

QS116SC Household type
2c
People,
Population and
123 Community

QS117SC People aged 18 to 64
living in a one adult household
2c
People,
Population and
124 Community

QS401SC Accommodation type People
2c
People,
Population and
125 Community

QS402SC Accommodation type Households
2c
People,
Population and
126 Community

QS404SC Tenure - Household
Reference Persons (HRP) aged 65
and over - Households
2c
People,
Population and
127 Community

QS408SC Occupancy rating
(rooms)
2c
People,
Population and
128 Community

QS417SC Household spaces
2c
People,
Population and
129 Community

QS418SC Dwellings
2c
People,
Population and
130 Community

DC1117SC Age by sex
3a
People,
Population and
131 Community

LC1117SC Age by sex
3c
People,
Population and
132 Community

QS701SC Method of travel to
work
2c
People,
Population and
133 Community

QS702SC Method of travel to
work or study
2c
People,
Population and
134 Community

DC2408SC Length of residency by
household size
3d
People,
Population and
135 Community

DC2409SC Length of residency by
household type
3d
People,
Population and
136 Community

English language skills
3d
People,
Population and
137 Community

LC2408SC Length of residence in
the UK by household size
3d
People,
Population and
138 Community

LC2409SC Length of residence in
the UK by household type
3d
People,
Population and
139 Community

DC1101SC Marital and civil
partnership status by sex by age Household Reference Persons
(HRPs)
3d
People,
Population and
140 Community

DC1102SC Living arrangements
by sex by age - Household
Reference Persons (HRPs)
3d
People,
Population and
141 Community

DC1104SC Residence type by sex
by age
3d
People,
Population and
142 Community

DC1106SC Schoolchildren and
students in full-time education
living away from home during
term time by sex by age
3d
People,
Population and
143 Community

DC1107SC Marital and civil
partnership status by sex by age
3d
People,
Population and
144 Community

DC1108SC Living arrangements
by sex by age
3d
People,
Population and
145 Community

DC1109SC Household
composition by sex by age
3d
People,
Population and
146 Community

DC1113SC Age of youngest
dependent child by household
type
3d
People,
Population and
147 Community

composition
3d
People,
Population and
148 Community

DC1201SC Household
composition by ethnic group of
Household Reference Person (HRP) 3d
People,
Population and
149 Community

LC1101SC Marital and Civil
Partnership Status by sex and age
- Household Reference Person
3d
People,
Population and
150 Community

LC1107SC Marital and Civl
Partnership Status by age
3d
People,
Population and
151 Community

LC1108SC Living Arrangements
by Age
3d
People,
Population and
152 Community

LC1109SC Household
composition by sex by age
3d
People,
Population and
153 Community

LC1113SC Age of youngest
type
3d
People,
Population and
154 Community

LC1201SC Household
composition by ethnic group of
Household Reference Person (HRP) 3d
People,
Population and
155 Community

DC1110SC Family composition by
age of Family Reference Person
(FRP)
3e
People,
Population and
156 Community

DC1112SC Dependent children by
household type by sex by age
3e
People,
Population and
157 Community

DC1114SC Dependent children by
family type
3e
People,
Population and
158 Community

dependent child by family type
3e
People,
Population and
159 Community
2011 Scotland Census Table:

DC1120SC Households with fulltime students away from home
and age of student by number of
students
3e
People,
Population and
160 Community

LC1102SC Living arrangements
by age - Household Reference
Persons (HRPs)
3e
People,
Population and
161 Community

LC1104SC Residence type by age
and sex
3e
People,
Population and
162 Community

LC1112SC Dependent children by
household type by age
3e
People,
Population and
163 Community

LC1114SC Dependent children by
family type
3e
People,
Population and
164 Community

LC1118SC Age of youngest
dependent child by family type
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Statistics available for Northern Ireland 2010 UK Parliamentary Constituencies and 2011 Northern Ireland Assembly
People,
Population and
1 Community
2011 NI Census: All Key

Statistics Tables
NINIS website
People,
Population and
2 Community
2011 NI Census: All Quick

Statistics Tables
NINIS website
People,
Population and
3 Community
2011 NI Census: Quick Statistics

Accommodation Type Households: QS402NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
4 Community

Accommodation Type - Usual
Residents: QS401NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
5 Community
2011 NI Census: Key Statistics

Adaptation of Accommodation:
KS406NI
NINIS website
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2011 Census Northern Ireland: Key Statistics, Quick Statistics and Detailed Characteristics 44
People,
Population and
6 Community

Adult Lifestage (Alternative
Adult Defnition): QS108NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
7 Community

Age - 5 Year: QS104NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
8 Community

Age - Single Year: QS103NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
9 Community

Age Structure: KS102NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
10 Community
2011 NI Census: Key Statistics All

Households with: No Adults in
Employment; Dependent
Children; and Persons with
Long-Term Health Problem or
Disability: KS106NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
11 Community

All Usual Residents Aged 18 to
64 in Single Adult Households:
QS114NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
12 Community

Approximated Social Grade Household Reference Person
(HRP) Aged 16 to 64: QS611NI NINIS website
People,
Population and
13 Community
2011 NI Census: Key Statistics Car

or Van Availability: KS405NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
14 Community

Central Heating: KS404NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
15 Community

Communal Establishment
Management and Type Communal Establishments:
QS413NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
16 Community

Management and Type - Usual
Residents: QS414NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
17 Community

Residents and Long-Term
Health Problem or Disability:
KS407NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
18 Community

Country of Birth - Basic Detail:
QS207NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
19 Community

Country of Birth - Intermediate
Detail QS208NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
20 Community

Country of Birth: KS204NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
21 Community

Dwellings, Household Spaces
and Accommodation Type:
KS401NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
22 Community

Dwellings: QS411NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
23 Community

Economic Activity - Females:
KS603NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
24 Community

Economic Activity - Full-Time
Students: QS603NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
25 Community

Economic Activity - Males:
KS602NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
26 Community

Economic Activity of
Household Reference Person
(HRP): QS602NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
27 Community

Economic Activity: KS601NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
28 Community

Economic Activity: QS601NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
29 Community

Ethnic Group of Household
Reference Person (HRP) - 12
Way Classifcation: QS203NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
30 Community

Ethnic Group of Household
Reference Person (HRP) - 6
Way Classifcation: QS202NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
31 Community
2011 NI Census:Key Statistics

Ethnic Group: KS201NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
32 Community

Families with Dependent
Children: QS115NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
33 Community

General Health: QS302NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
34 Community

Health and Provision of Unpaid
Care: KS301NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
35 Community

Hours Worked: KS604NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
36 Community

Household Composition Households: QS111NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
37 Community

Household Composition Usual Residents: QS110NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
38 Community

Household Composition
(Alternative Child and Adult
Defnitions) - Households:
QS113NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
39 Community

Household Composition
(Alternative Child and Adult
Defnitions) - Usual Residents:
QS112NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
40 Community

Household Composition:
KS105NI
People,
Population and
41 Community

Household Language: KS208NI NINIS website
NINIS website
People,
Population and
42 Community

Household Lifestage: QS109NI NINIS website
People,
Population and
43 Community

Household Size: KS403NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
44 Community

Household Spaces: QS410NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
45 Community
2011 NI Census: Usually

Resident Population,
Households
NINIS website
People,
Population and
46 Community

Industry - Manufacturing
Detail: QS604NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
47 Community

Industry of Employment Females: KS607NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
48 Community

Industry of Employment Males: KS606NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
49 Community

Industry of Employment:
KS605NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
50 Community

Irish Language Skills: QS212NI NINIS website
People,
Population and
51 Community

Knowledge of Irish Intermediate Detail: QS214NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
52 Community

Knowledge of Irish: KS209NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
53 Community

Knowledge of Ulster-Scots Intermediate Detail: QS215NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
54 Community

Knowledge of Ulster-Scots:
KS210NI
People,
Population and
55 Community

Living Arrangements: KS104NI NINIS website
People,
Population and
56 Community

Living Arrangements: QS107NI NINIS website
People,
Population and
57 Community

Lone Parent Households with
Dependent Children: KS107NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
58 Community

Long-Term Health Problem or
Disability: QS303NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
59 Community

Main Language: KS207NI
NINIS website
NINIS website
People,
Population and
60 Community

Marital and Civil Partnership
Status: KS103NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
61 Community

Method of Travel to Work
(Resident Population):
KS701NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
62 Community

Method of Travel to Work or
Place of Study (Resident
Population): KS702NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
63 Community

Multiple Ethnic Groups:
QS204NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
64 Community

National Identity
(Classifcation 1): KS202NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
65 Community

National Identity
(Classifcation 2): KS203NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
66 Community

National Statistics SocioEconomic Classifcation (NSSeC) - Females: KS613NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
67 Community

National Statistics SocioEconomic Classifcation (NSSeC) - Males: KS612NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
68 Community

National Statistics SocioEconomic Classifcation (NSSeC): KS611NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
69 Community

National Statistics Socioeconomic Classifcation (NSSeC): QS606NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
70 Community

NS-SeC of Household
Reference Person (HRP) Usual Residents Aged Under
65: QS607NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
71 Community

NS-SeC of Household
Reference Person (HRP) Usual Residents: QS608NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
72 Community

NS-SeC of Household
Reference Person (HRP) Aged
Under 65: QS609NI
People,
Population and
73 Community

Number of Dependent Children
- Families: QS117NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
74 Community

Number of Dependent Children
- Households: QS116NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
75 Community

Number of Rooms: QS406NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
76 Community

Occupancy Rating - Rooms:
QS407NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
77 Community

Occupation - Females:
KS610NI
NINIS website
NINIS website
People,
Population and
78 Community

Occupation - Males: KS609NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
79 Community

Occupation - Minor Groups:
QS605NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
80 Community

Occupation: KS608NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
81 Community

Passports Held (Classifcation
1): KS205NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
82 Community

2): KS206NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
83 Community

Persons per Room Households: QS408NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
84 Community

Persons per Room - Usual
Residents: QS409NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
85 Community

Population Density: QS102NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
86 Community

Position in Communal
Establishment: QS412NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
87 Community

Profciency in English:
QS211NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
88 Community

Provision of Unpaid Care:
QS301NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
89 Community

Qualifcations and Students:
KS501NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
90 Community

Religion of Household
Reference Person (HRP):
QS219NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
91 Community

Religion or Religion Brought
Up In of Household Reference
Person (HRP): QS220NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
92 Community

Up In Structure of Households:
QS221NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
93 Community

Up In: KS212NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
94 Community

Religion: KS211NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
95 Community

Residence Type: QS101NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
96 Community

Schoolchildren and Students
in Full-Time Education Living
Away from Home During Term
Time: QS106NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
97 Community

Sex: QS105NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
98 Community

Tenure - Households: QS405NI NINIS website
People,
Population and
99 Community

Tenure - Usual Residents:
QS403NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
100 Community

Tenure and Landlord: KS402NI NINIS website
People,
Population and
101 Community

Tenure of Household
Reference Person (HRP) Aged
65 and Over: QS404NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
102 Community

Type of Long-Term Condition:
KS302NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
103 Community

Ulster-Scots Language Skills:
QS213NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
104 Community

Usual Resident Population:
KS101NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
105 Community

Usual Residents Born in
Northern Ireland Who Have
Resided Elsewhere, and ShortTerm Residents: KS801NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
106 Community

Resident Population
NINIS website
People,
Population and
107 Community

Resident Population by broad
age bands and sex
NINIS website
People,
Population and
108 Community

Resident Population by fve
year age bands and sex
NINIS website
People,
Population and
109 Community

Resident Population by single
year of age
NINIS website
People,
Population and
110 Community

Resident Population by single
year of age and sex
NINIS website
People,
Population and
111 Community

Resident Population,
Households and Average
Household Size
NINIS website
People,
Population and
112 Community

Year Last Worked: QS610NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
113 Community
2011 NI Census: Detailed

Characteristics Statistics
Residence Type by Age by Sex:
DC1101NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
114 Community

Schoolchildren and Students
in Full-Time Education Living
Away from Home during Term
Time by Age by Sex: DC1102NI NINIS website
People,
Population and
115 Community

Characteristics Statistics National
Identity (Classifcation 1) by
Age by Sex: DC2105NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
116 Community

NINIS website
People,
Population and
117 Community

Characteristics Statistics Living
Arrangements by Country of
Birth: DC2108NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
118 Community

1) by Age by Sex: DC2109NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
119 Community

2) by Age by Sex: DC2110NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
120 Community

Characteristics Statistics Main
Language by Age by Sex:
DC2111NI
People,
Population and
121 Community

Characteristics Statistics Religion
by Age by Sex: DC2114NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
122 Community

or Religion Brought Up In by
NINIS website
People,
Population and
123 Community

by Age: DC2116NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
124 Community

Age: DC2117NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
125 Community

Household Composition by
Religion of HRP: DC2119NI
NINIS website
NINIS website
People,
Population and
126 Community

Up In of HRP: DC2120NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
127 Community

Arrangements by Religion by
Sex: DC2121NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
128 Community

Arrangements by Religion or
Religion Brought Up In by Sex:
DC2122NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
129 Community

by Broad Age Bands by Sex:
DC2125NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
130 Community

Broad Age Bands by Sex:
DC2126NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
131 Community

Characteristics Statistics Ethnic
Group by Religion: DC2247NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
132 Community

Characteristics Statistics Ethnic
Group by Religion or Religion
Brought Up In: DC2248NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
133 Community

1) by Religion: DC2249NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
134 Community

1) by Religion or Religion
NINIS website
People,
Population and
135 Community

2) by Religion: DC2251NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
136 Community

NINIS website
People,
Population and
137 Community

Characteristics Statistics Tenure
by Occupancy Rating (Rooms)
by Religion: DC2416NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
138 Community

by Occupancy Rating (Rooms)
by Religion or Religion
NINIS website
People,
Population and
139 Community

by Religion of HRP: DC2418NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
140 Community

Brought Up In of HRP:
DC2419NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
141 Community

Household Size by Religion of
HRP: DC2420NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
142 Community

Household Size by Religion or
Religion Brought Up In of HRP:
DC2421NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
143 Community

Characteristics Statistics Country
of Birth by Highest Level of
Qualifcation: DC2503NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
144 Community

Characteristics Statistics Highest
Level of Qualifcation by Main
Language: DC2506NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
145 Community

Level of Qualifcation by
Religion by Sex: DC2508NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
146 Community

Up In by Sex: DC2509NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
147 Community

Economic Activity by Main
Language: DC2612NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
148 Community

Economic Activity by Religion
by Sex: DC2614NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
149 Community

Sex: DC2615NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
150 Community

Characteristics Statistics NS-SeC
by Religion by Sex: DC2622NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
151 Community

Brought Up In by Sex:
DC2623NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
152 Community

Characteristics Statistics Type of
Long-Term Condition by
Tenure: DC3401NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
153 Community

Provision of Unpaid Care by
Hours Worked: DC3601NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
154 Community

Characteristics Statistics Type of
Long-Term Condition by
Economic Activity: DC3606NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
155 Community

Numbers of Cars or Vans
Available: DC4103NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
156 Community

Characteristics Statistics Dwelling
Type by Accommodation Type
by Household Space Type:
DC4401NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
157 Community

by Tenure - Households:
DC4402NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
158 Community

by Tenure - Usual Residents:
DC4403NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
159 Community

Accommodation Type by Car or
Van Availability by Number of
Usual Residents aged 17 or
over in the Household:
DC4405NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
160 Community

by Household Size by Number
of Rooms: DC4406NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
161 Community

by Persons per Room by
Accommodation Type:
DC4407NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
162 Community

by Car or Van Availability by
Number of Usual Residents
aged 17 or over in the
Household: DC4410NI
People,
Population and
163 Community

Level of Qualifcation by Age
by Sex: DC5101NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
164 Community

Economic Activity by Age by
Sex: DC6101NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
165 Community

Economic Activity by Living
Arrangements by Sex:
DC6102NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
166 Community

Characteristics Statistics Hours
Worked by Age by Sex:
DC6105NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
167 Community

of HRP by Household
Composition by Sex: DC6111NI NINIS website
NINIS website
People,
Population and
168 Community

of HRP by Age by Sex:
DC6112NI
People,
Population and
169 Community

Voluntary Work by Age by Sex:
DC6116NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
170 Community

or Religion Brought up In by
Voluntary Work: DC6202NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
171 Community

People,
Population and
172 Community

Characteristics Statistics LongTerm Health Problem or
Disability by General Health by
NINIS website
People,
Population and
173 Community

by Economic Activity by Age of
HRP: DC6401NI
NINIS website
NINIS website
NINIS website
People,
Population and
174 Community

Economic Activity: DC6402NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
175 Community

of HRP by Tenure by Sex:
DC6403NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
176 Community

NINIS website
People,
Population and
177 Community

Economic Activity by Voluntary
Work: DC6607NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
178 Community
2011 NI Census: All Local

Characteristics Statistics Tables NINIS website
People,
Population and
179 Community
2011 NI Census: Local

Characteristics Statistics Marital
and Civil Partnership Status by
Age: LC1101NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
180 Community

Sex: LC1102NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
181 Community

Age by Sex of HRP: LC1103NI NINIS website
People,
Population and
182 Community

Arrangements by Age by Sex:
LC1104NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
183 Community

Arrangements by Age by Sex
of HRP: LC1105NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
184 Community

Age: LC2101NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
185 Community

Sex: LC2102NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
186 Community

of Birth by Age: LC2103NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
187 Community

of Birth by Sex: LC2104NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
188 Community

1) by Age: LC2105NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
189 Community

1) by Sex: LC2106NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
190 Community

Language by Age: LC2107NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
191 Community

Language by Sex: LC2108NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
192 Community

by Age: LC2109NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
193 Community

Age: LC2110NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
194 Community

by Sex: LC2111NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
195 Community

Sex: LC2112NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
196 Community

Knowledge of Irish by Age:
LC2113NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
197 Community

Knowledge of Ulster-Scots by
Age: LC2114NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
198 Community

Knowledge of Irish by Sex:
LC2115NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
199 Community

Sex: LC2116NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
200 Community

Religion of HRP: LC2117NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
201 Community

Up In of HRP: LC2118NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
202 Community

Arrangements by Religion by
Sex: LC2119NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
203 Community

Arrangements by Religion or
Religion Brought Up In by Sex:
LC2120NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
204 Community

Religion: LC2201NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
205 Community

of Birth by Religion: LC2202NI NINIS website
People,
Population and
206 Community

of Birth by Religion or Religion
Brought Up In: LC2203NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
207 Community

Knowledge of Irish by
Religion: LC2204NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
208 Community

Religion: LC2205NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
209 Community

Knowledge of Irish by National
Identity (Classifcation 1):
LC2206NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
210 Community

National Identity
(Classifcation 1): LC2207NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
211 Community

Knowledge of Irish by
1): LC2208NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
212 Community

1): LC2209NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
213 Community

Up In: LC2210NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
214 Community

Knowledge of Irish by Religion
or Religion Brought Up In:
LC2211NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
215 Community

Up In: LC2212NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
216 Community

1) by Religion: LC2213NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
217 Community

NINIS website
People,
Population and
218 Community

of Birth by National Identity
(Classifcation 1): LC2215NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
219 Community

Characteristics Statistics General
Health by Religion: LC2301NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
220 Community

Health by Religion or Religion
NINIS website
People,
Population and
221 Community

Disability by Religion:
LC2303NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
222 Community

Disability by Religion or
Religion Brought Up In:
LC2304NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
223 Community

by Religion: LC2401NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
224 Community

NINIS website
People,
Population and
225 Community

by Religion of HRP: LC2403NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
226 Community

Household Size by Religion of
HRP: LC2404NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
227 Community

Household Size by Religion or
Religion Brought Up in of HRP:
LC2405NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
228 Community

Brought Up In of HRP:
LC2406NI
People,
Population and
229 Community

Characteristics Statistics Number
of Cars or Vans by Religion of
HRP: LC2407NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
230 Community

of Cars or Vans by Religion or
Religion Brought Up In of HRP:
LC2408NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
231 Community

of Birth of HRP by Household
Size: LC2409NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
232 Community

of Birth by Highest Level of
Qualifcation: LC2501NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
233 Community

Religion: LC2502NI
NINIS website
NINIS website
People,
Population and
234 Community

Up In: LC2503NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
235 Community

Economic Activity by Country
of Birth by Age: LC2601NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
236 Community

Economic Activity by Country
of Birth by Sex: LC2602NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
237 Community

Economic Activity by
1): LC2603NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
238 Community

by Religion: LC2604NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
239 Community

of Birth by Occupation:
LC2605NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
240 Community

Economic Activity by Religion:
LC2606NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
241 Community

or Religion Brought Up In:
LC2607NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
242 Community

NINIS website
People,
Population and
243 Community

Occupation by Religion:
LC2609NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
244 Community

Occupation by Religion or
Religion Brought Up In:
LC2610NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
245 Community

Age: LC3101NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
246 Community

Sex: LC3102NI
People,
Population and
247 Community

Health by Age: LC3103NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
248 Community

Health by Sex: LC3104NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
249 Community

Disability by Age: LC3105NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
250 Community

Disability by Sex: LC3106NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
251 Community

Disability by General Health:
LC3301NI
NINIS website
NINIS website
People,
Population and
252 Community

Disability by Provision of
Unpaid Care: LC3302NI
People,
Population and
253 Community

Health by Long-Term Health
Problem or Disability by
Number of Cars of Vans:
LC3303NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
254 Community

Occupancy Rating by General
Health: LC3401NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
255 Community

Occupancy Rating by LongTerm Health Problem or
Disability: LC3402NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
256 Community

Health by NS-SeC by Sex:
LC3601NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
257 Community

Disability by NS-SeC by Sex:
LC3602NI
NINIS website
NINIS website
People,
Population and
258 Community

Economic Activity by General
Health: LC3603NI
People,
Population and
259 Community

Economic Activity by Provision
of Unpaid Care: LC3604NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
260 Community

Economic Activity by LongTerm Health Problem or
Disability: LC3605NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
261 Community

Hours Worked: LC3606NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
262 Community

by Age of HRP: LC4101NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
263 Community

Tenure: LC4102NI
NINIS website
NINIS website
People,
Population and
264 Community

by Age of HRP: LC4103NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
265 Community

Number of Cars or Vans
Available: LC4104NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
266 Community

by General Health: LC4301NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
267 Community

by Long-Term Health Problem
or Disability: LC4302NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
268 Community

Number of Usual Residents
Aged 17 or Over in the
Household: LC4401NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
269 Community

Characteristics Statistics Central
Heating by Accommodation
Type: LC4402NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
270 Community

of Rooms by Tenure: LC4403NI NINIS website
People,
Population and
271 Community

by Persons per Room by
Accommodation Type:
LC4404NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
272 Community

Accommodation Type by
Tenure: LC4406NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
273 Community

Characteristics Statistics Central
Heating by Tenure: LC4407NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
274 Community

Household Size by Tenure:
LC4408NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
275 Community

Household Size by Number of
Rooms: LC4409NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
276 Community

Accommodation Type by
Household Space Type:
LC4410NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
277 Community

Characteristics Statistics Car or
Van Availability by
Accommodation Type:
LC4411NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
278 Community

Level of Qualifcation by Age:
LC5101NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
279 Community

Level of Qualifcation by Sex:
LC5102NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
280 Community

Voluntary Work by Age by Sex:
LC6101NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
281 Community

Characteristics Statistics Industry
by Age: LC6102NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
282 Community

Occupation by Age: LC6103NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
283 Community

Occupation by Sex: LC6104NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
284 Community

by Age: LC6105NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
285 Community

by Sex: LC6106NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
286 Community

Economic Activity by Age:
LC6107NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
287 Community

Economic Activity by Sex:
LC6108NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
288 Community

Worked by Age: LC6109NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
289 Community

Worked by Sex: LC6110NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
290 Community

of HRP by Age: LC6111NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
291 Community

of HRP by Sex: LC6112NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
292 Community

Economic Activity by Living
Arrangements: LC6113NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
293 Community

Voluntary Work: LC6301NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
294 Community

Disability by Voluntary Work:
LC6302NI
People,
Population and
295 Community

Health by Voluntary Work:
LC6303NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
296 Community

by Tenure: LC6401NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
297 Community

by Economic Activity of HRP:
LC6402NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
298 Community

of HRP by Tenure: LC6403NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
299 Community

Voluntary Work: LC6501NI
NINIS website
NINIS website
People,
Population and
300 Community

by Highest Level of
Qualifcation: LC6502NI
People,
Population and
301 Community

Economic Activity by Age:
LC6503NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
302 Community

Economic Activity by Voluntary
Work: LC6601NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
303 Community

by Economic Activity by Sex:
LC6603NI
NINIS website
People,
Population and
304 Community

Occupation by Hours Worked
by Sex: LC6604NI
NINIS website
NINIS website
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ADDITIONAL SOURCES
Other official statistics available for parliamentary constituencies via other government department and agency websites, include:
Election Data
There is constituency data available from the Electoral Commission for 2012 on the London Mayoral Election, English, Welsh and Scottish Local Council Elections and the Police and Crime Commission
are not covered here. Please see link for more information:
http://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/our-work/our-research/electoral-data
The Department for Education
Data is available periodically for parliamentary constituencies in England via 'In Your Area' (partial coverage is provided in this catalogue), see link below:
http://www.education.gov.uk/inyourarea/
Also available on the website are performance tables from 2003 to 2013 by parliamentary constituency in England:
http://www.education.gov.uk/schools/performance/
DWP
DWP provides statistics on a range of benefits which are listed in the data catalogue and are available via NOMIS. The full range of benefit statistics including Bereavement Benefits and Widow's Benef
and Disallowances and DWP Employment Programmes (not available on NOMIS) are available via DWP's Tabulation Tool for parliamentary constituencies in Great Britain. See link:
http://tabulation-tool.dwp.gov.uk/sanction/sanction/LIVE/dec_fix_dec/tabtool_dec_fix_dec.html#sumtab
DCMS
Publishes the total value of lottery grants awarded since 1995 for each UK parliamentary constituency, see:
http://www.lottery.culture.gov.uk/PreDefinedAreaSummary.aspx?ID=PDAC&Filter=EH
Police.uk
Parliamentary constituency level data is not generally available, however the Police.uk website below does provide street level data on crime and anti-social behaviour from December 2010; for England
Ireland. There are options to search by postcode, name of area or to simply draw a boundary on a map.
http://www.police.uk/
Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) elections that
nt Benefits and Widow's Benefit, plus JSA Sanctions

. See link:
m December 2010; for England, Wales and Northern
GUIDANCE
The following provides some guidance for accessing parliamentary constituency datasets through ONS and other government d
NESS
To access data on the NESS website there are three different routes. If users are interested in data for parliamentary constituen
or postcode will provide a refined list of datasets that are available for a particular geography. Once a dataset is selected the ou
allows users to compare the data with other areas or change your topic selection. A topic search shows all the datasets that are
administrative geographies.
NOMIS
Similarly to NESS there are several ways to access data through NOMIS. If users are looking for detailed statistics then click 'A
be shown. For example, clicking on the 'Annual Population Survey Dec 2004 to Mar 2013' will allow users to select the geograp
an option to review selections and the format/layout of the table before the output is created for download. Alternatively, users c
geographic type'. Click on the last option 'Commonly used' and a list of common geographies will appear. Parliamentary constit
Wales Constituencies and Scottish Parliamentary Constituencies are also listed. Clicking on a chosen geography will provide a
ONS website
A number of routinely published datasets are available through the ONS website. The 'Data' tab allows you to search the latest
reference type. Similarly information can be found using the 'Publications' tab or 'Release calendar' tab.
National Statistics Publication Hub
Data available on the NS Publication Hub is organised by theme. To search for data at parliamentary constituency level users a
'parliamentary statistics'. This allows users to select from the left hand side datasets by geographic type. Clicking on parliament
there are links to future, current and past editions. Alternatively, users can access latest releases through the 'Release Calenda
S and other government department websites.
r parliamentary constituencies, it is recommended that you proceed via an area search or custom route. Typing in an area
dataset is selected the output table is created instantly. Clicking on Compare your data further under Advanced options
ws all the datasets that are routinely published for specific commonly used geographies, such as 2011 statistical and
iled statistics then click 'Advanced query'. Data is organised by theme. Click on the desired topic and a list of datasets will
sers to select the geography variable such as 2010 parliamentary constituencies, select key indicators and the date. There is
oad. Alternatively, users can select a dataset by geographic type. Click on 'Advanced Query' and choose datasets 'by
ear. Parliamentary constituencies are listed towards the end. Other electoral geographies such as National Assembly for
n geography will provide a list of datasets available.
s you to search the latest statistics available by either typing in key words e.g. 'parliamentary statistics' or by filtering by
b.
constituency level users are required to type in key words in the search box, e.g. 'parliamentary constituencies' or
pe. Clicking on parliamentary constituencies provides a list of NS datasets available at this level. For every dataset listed
ugh the 'Release Calendar' tab. Clicking on this option also allows users to filter datasets by geography.
NOTES
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On 27 March 2014, following an extensive period of research and review of the Census and the future provision of population statistics, the National Statistician recommended a predominant
supplemented by the further use of administrative and survey data. See link
http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/about-ons/who-ons-are/programmes-and-projects/beyond-2011/beyond-2011-report-on-autumn-2013-consultation--and-recommendations/index.html
Available on NOMIS are breakdowns by country. Other geographies are available and variables by sex, five-year age groups and selected age groups. Available on the ONS website are Lowe
Areas and Middle Layer Super Output Areas by five year age bands
The Annual Population Survey (APS) household datasets are produced annually. They allow production of family and household labour market statistics at local areas and for small sub-group
the UK. The data comprise key variables from the Labour Force Survey (LFS) and the APS 'person' datasets. The LFS is a quarterly survey of households living at private addresses in the Un
person datasets are created by combining individuals in waves one and five from four consecutive LFS quarters with the English, Welsh and Scottish Local Labour Force Surveys (LLFS). The
therefore contain results from four different sources.
The population coverage includes households, farms and may include nurses accommodation. It excludes halls of residence and nursing homes.
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BRES users require a Chancellor of the Exchequers Notice to view these estimates on NOMIS due to their disclosive nature.
Latest counts are one month in arrears of the published headline claimant count figures.
The claimant count off-flow reasons is sourced from clerical returns compiled by Jobcentre Plus offices. When Jobseeker's leave JSA they are requested to return a form (the JSA40) which te
they left benefit. The reason for leaving is entered onto the benefit payment system as one of several reason codes.
Resident denominators are based on the count of residents aged 16-64 from the mid year population estimates. For Parliamentary constituencies these are currently only available as totals a
bands. Workforce denominators are arrived at by adding the number of claimants resident in an area to the number of workforce jobs in that area. Workplace denominators are only available
office and standard statistical areas) and countries. More information can be found on NOMIS.
Work and Pensions Longitudinal Study (WPLS) data are based on 100% of claimants and cover information such as age and gender of claimant, duration of their spell on benefit and geograp
claimants. Data are also available from a 5% sample which should only be used if the required data are not available from the WPLS.
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Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) replaced Incapacity Benefit and Income Support paid on the grounds of incapacity for new claims from 27th October 2008.
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Incapacity Benefit (IB) was introduced in April 1995 and is paid to people who are incapable of work and who meet certain contribution conditions. IB has since been replaced with ESA for ne
2008. Severe Disablement Allowance (SDA) was paid to those unable to work for 28 weeks in a row or more because of illness or disability. Since 2001 it has not been possible to make a new
IB/SDA datasets are combined for statistical disclosure control reasons. The dataset is based on all claims i.e. 100 percent of processing of records and is not subject to sampling error.
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Income Support is an income-related means-tested benefit for people who are on a low income. They do not have to be available for employment. It can normally be claimed by those aged 1
working or working under 16 hours per week and/or with a partner working under 24 hours and not required to be available for full-time employment and in receipt of insufficient income to mee
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Job Seekers Allowance (JSA) is a benefit paid to people who are unemployed and seeking work. Typically, to be entitled to claim, a person must be able and available for work, be actively see
entered into a Jobseekers Agreement with Jobcentre Plus. The dataset is based on all claims i.e. 100 percent of processing of records and is not subject to sampling error.
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Carers Allowance (CA) is a taxable benefit to help people who look after someone who is disabled. The dataset is based on all claims i.e. 100 percent of processing of records and is not subje
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The client option provides a quick way to limit the analysis to a particular DWP client group: working age restricts the analysis to males aged 16 to 64 and females aged 16 to 59; pension age
males aged 65 and over and females aged 60 and over.
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Disability Living Allowance (DLA) is a benefit that helps with the extra costs that disabled people face as a result of their disabilities. The datasets available are based on all claims i.e. 100 per
records and is not subject to sampling error.
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Pension Credit was introduced in October 2003 and is non-contributory income related benefit. The dataset is based on all claims i.e. 100 percent of processing of records and is not subject t
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The State Pension is for most recipients a "contribution-based" benefit which is not income related but is taxable. It also depends on an individual's National Insurance (NI) contribution history
recipients receive a non-contributory state pension.
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The State Pension benefit combinations provide different categories for analysis. Cat A= Pension based on person's own National Insurance contributions, Cat B= Pension based on contribut
ABL= A composite pension based on personal contribution and spouse's contribution paid up to max of 60 percent of Cat A, Cat BL= Pension based on spouses National Insurance record an
person is not entitled to category A pension but the spouse is, Cat AB= Pension based on personal National Insurance contributions and contributions paid by a spouse, GRB only= Graduated
Pension (additional to basic state pension) this depended on the graduated or fixed National Insurance contributions ('stamps') paid by employees when the graduated pension scheme existe
C=Pension is non-contributory payable to people over State pension age on 5 July 1948. Cat D= Pension non-contributory awarded to people who reach the age of 80 and fail to qualify for ca
pensions and receive less than 60 percent of the non-contributory rate
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The National Statistics Jobcentre Plus vacancies are no longer available. A new source of job vacancy data was launched on 19 November 2012. This is derived from a new system called the
(providing a matching service for employers to notify vacancies and jobseekers to search for them). The new internet-based statistics are available to all users at Director jobs and skills searc
provides wider coverage with timely and frequent updates. However, definitions are not consistent with the previous statistics and users should treat the series as representing a discontinuity
series.
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1) The unfilled vacancies total can be split into live unfilled vacancies and suspended unfilled vacancies.
2) Live unfilled vacancies are those for which a jobseeker can actively apply. This is the default option, and for most purposes, is the measure that should be used.
3) Suspended unfilled vacancies are those neither closed nor currently available to jobseekers. In the majority of cases vacancies are suspended because the submissions limit (the number o
requested for interview) or the closing date has been reached but there is outstanding follow-up of the vacancy required before it can be closed.
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1) Total vacancy outflow is the count of vacancies that have either been filled by Jobcentre Plus or withdrawn during the specified month. From May 2006, this is the only variable available.
2) Vacancies filled by Jobcentre Plus are those vacancies filled as a result of Jobcentre Plus actively submitting a client to that job. Not available from May 2006.
3) Withdrawn vacancies. Many vacancies notified to Jobcentre Plus will also have been advertised by employers through other recruitment channels (such as local newspapers and private re
may have been filled through these routes. Subject to lags in recording, these vacancy outflows will be shown as withdrawn. Not available from May 2006.
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Jobs density is defined as the total number of filled jobs in an area divided by the resident population aged 16-64 in that area. The major component of the total jobs figures comes from the A
date in December. Figures are updated annually usually in April. For example, the 2005 estimates were released in April 2007. The latest mid-year population estimates, for persons of workin
for England and Wales and the General Register Office for Scotland and the Northern Ireland Statistical & Research Agency are used as the denominator. For further information see
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The Inter-Departmental Business Register (IDBR) is a comprehensive list of UK businesses that is used by government for statistical purposes. It provides a sampling frame for surveys of bu
ONS and by other government departments. It is also a key data source for analyses of business activity. Together with ONS survey data the register comprises over two million enterprises. It
three administrative sources: traders registered for Value Added Tax (VAT) purposes with HM Revenue & Customs; employers operating a Pay As You Earn (PAYE) scheme registered with HM
and incorporated businesses registered at Companies House.
The NESS Geography Hierarchy (2011 Statistical Hierarchy) is based on aggregations of Output Areas (OAs) and was introduced to avoid the frequently changing geography of electoral ward
Geography Hierarchy was developed as a result of changes to the 2001 NESS Geography Hierarchy arising from the 2011 Census.
Output Areas: Originally introduced as the smallest units of output for the 2001 Census. In England and Wales they have a minimum size of 100 residents and 40 households.
http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/guide-method/geography/beginner-s-guide/census/output-area
Lower Layer Super Output Area: These are aggregations of OAs and cover England and Wales. Following the 2011 Census 1.09% of LSOAs were changed in order to maintain the character
There are now 34,753 LSOAs in England and Wales, they have an average of roughly 1,500 residents and 650 households.
http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/guide-method/geography/beginner-s-guide/census/super-output-areas--soas-/index.html
Middle Layer Super Output Area: These are aggregations of Lower Layer SOAs in England and Wales. They have a minimum size of 5,000 residents and 3,000 households with an average p
They fit within local authority boundaries. Following the 2011 Census 0.11% of MSOAs were changed in order to maintain minimum and average population criteria. There are now 7,201 MSO
Local Authority: Represents the most localised areas of local government across the UK. In England: metropolitan districts, non-metropolitan districts, London boroughs, unitary authorities. In
County: The upper tier of local government in parts of England with a two-tier structure.
http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/guide-method/geography/beginner-s-guide/administrative/england/counties/index.html
Region: Regions are the top-level subdivisions of England.
26
http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/guide-method/geography/beginner-s-guide/administrative/england/government-office-regions/index.html
The 2011 Administrative Hierarchy is based on best-fit aggregations of Output Areas (OAs) to those administrative areas in England and Wales existing as at 31/12/2011. OAs were designed
existing or laid down in statute as at 31/12/2011.
Output Areas: Originally introduced as the smallest units of output for the 2001 Census. In England, Wales and Northern Ireland they have a minimum size of 100 residents and 40 households
http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/guide-method/geography/beginner-s-guide/census/output-area--oas-/index.html
Ward: These are the units from which local authority councillors are elected. 2011 wards in Neighbourhood Statistics are those operative as at 31/12/2011. Users should be aware that earlier
were created from a different ward base which included an element of advanced ward change (e.g.. wards in the 2005 Administrative Hierarchy are those either existing or laid down in statute
Smaller wards may be merged to form larger wards to avoid the confidentiality risks of releasing data for very small areas. This is to ensure that all wards contain at least one OA. However, a
more than one ward and this can lead to rare instances where a single OA covered a number of wards. In these cases one ward contains the data for all wards covered by the OA.
http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/guide-method/geography/beginner-s-guide/administrative/england/electoral-wards-divisions/statistical-wards--cas-wards-and-st-wards/index.html
The situation outlined above is carried forward in annual Administrative Hierarchy updates, although the exact numbers of wards affected may change from year to year due to changes to wa
Local Authority: In England, this layer is made up of non-metropolitan districts (the lower tier of local government in those parts of England with a two-tier structure) and London boroughs, me
unitary authorities (all single tier authorities). In Wales, it consists of unitary authorities.
http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/guide-method/geography/beginner-s-guide/administrative/index.html
County: Counties are the upper tier of local government in those parts of England with a two-tier structure. Counties do not exist in Wales.
http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/guide-method/geography/beginner-s-guide/administrative/england/index.html
27
Region as before, see note no. 25.

A Local Unit is a statistical unit in an Enterprise, defined as the individual site (shop, factory, etc) situated in a geographically identified place. At a local unit, economic activity is carried out by
(even if only part-time) working for one and the same enterprise. Some businesses return their own local organisational units. These are local units at a single address, reflecting different acti
'about this dataset' PDF metadata document:
http://www.neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/dissemination/LeadTableView.do?a=7&b=6507888&c=fareham&d=27&e=9&g=6429600&i=1001x1003x100
27A An Enterprise is a statistical unit, defined as the smallest group of legal units (generally based on VAT or PAYE) within an enterprise group (where one exists) that have a certain degree of aut
enterprise is essentially a business. It is generally located at the main operating site or the head office. For small businesses the head office and the operations often will be at the same addre
for example a supermarket chain with several hundred shops across the UK, the head office is likely to be in London or another large city and the operational units (local units or sites) will be
throughout the country. See 'about this dataset' PDF metadata document:
An Enterprise Group is a statistical unit, defined as an association of enterprises bound together by legal and/or financial links. An enterprise group is therefore a set of enterprises under com
together on the IDBR. Each live enterprise group must have an apex enterprise (head of the enterprise group). See 'about this dataset' PDF metadata document:
28
29
The Standard Industrial Classification (UK SIC 2007) provides a breakdown of businesses by broad industry group, see below. It also includes more detailed classifications by division, group,
Agriculture, forestry & fishing : Section A
Production: Sections B, C, D and E
Construction: Section F
Motor trades: Section G, Division 45
Wholesale: Section G, Division 46
Retail: Section G, Division 47
Transport & storage (inc postal): Section H
Accommodation & food services: Section I
Information & communication: Section J
Finance & insurance: Section K
Property: Section L
Professional, scientific & technical: Section M
Business administration and support services: Section N
Public administration & defence: Section O
Education: Section P
Health: Section Q
Arts, entertainment, recreation and other services: Sections R, S, T and U
For further information see UK Standard Industrial Classification 2007:
http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/guide-method/classifications/current-standard-classifications/standard-industrial-classification/index.html
The dataset also contains counts of whether these businesses are categorised as being located in either an urban or rural location as defined by the Urban Rural Classification (available dow
The basis of the classification allocates each 2001 Census Output Area in England and Wales into a settlement type and a sparsity score which in combination provide up to 8 classes of Urba
classification:
1. Urban > 10k Sparse
2. Town and Fringe Sparse
3. Village Sparse
4. Hamlet & Isolated Dwelling Sparse
5. Urban > 10k Less Sparse
6. Town and Fringe Less Sparse
7. Village Less Sparse
8. Hamlet & Isolated Dwelling Less Sparse
30
The August 2010 data represent a snapshot at a point in time of all claimants and eligible dependents in England, Wales and Scotland present on the CBCS at 31 August 2010 plus awards fo
children made by 30 November 2010 and backdated (CB awards can be backdated for up to 3 months). It excludes small numbers that are held clerically.
31
The APS figures are updated once every three months, other sources, such as the Claimant Count and Labour Force Survey estimates are updated every month. There are also other source
are updated on a three monthly basis, but in a different month to the APS figures and others that are updated on an annual basis. For further information contact labour.market@ons.gov.uk
32
There is a BRES 2010 dataset measuring the number of employees in the United Kingdom economy on a full-time/part-time basis by Broad Industry Group (BIG) (SIC 2007) and this also req
Exchequers Notice to access the data. The 2010 revised tables have parliamentary constituencies included but the updated 2010 revised 'with working owners adjustment' tables (a later publ
33
The published statistics are a summary of the complete Electoral Register as at 14th March 2014.
34
Background information on the Work Programme's official statistics on referrals, attachments and validated job outcome and sustainment payments can be found in here
35
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/226523/work-prog-note-june2013.pdf
For more information on winter fuel payments see
http://www.parliament.uk/briefing-papers/SN06019
36
The fourth quarter is an annual publication for the financial year and contains overall figures.
37
Statistics for Winter Fuel Payments for earlier years are available via the Freedom of Information Act but are not published.
38
The complete list of data can be found in Annex A of the 2011 Statistical Bulletin located here
http://wales.gov.uk/docs/statistics/2011/110324sb222011en.pdf
The source data is typically LSOA level and other geographies such as Wales itself, local authorities, electoral regions and other sub-regions of Wales such as the NUTS3 and NUTS2 EU ag
obtained.
39
Tables can be found here

http://data.parliament.uk/resources/constituencystatistics/census2011/Census2011-ConstituencyProfile.xlsx
PDFs are here
http://data.parliament.uk/resources/constituencystatistics/census2011/Census2011-Index.pdf
40
41
and Tableau maps here

http://data.parliament.uk/resources/constituencystatistics/census2011/Census2011-Tableau.pdf
On a quarterly basis the development management statistics are updated and published on the website as provisional statistics, but then are superseded by the annual report which contains
If you require the previous quarterly figures please contact planning.service.hq@doeni.gov.uk
42
Census Profiles will be published for constituency areas for the Scottish Parliament and not Westminster parliamentary constituencies
POLAR (Participation of Local Areas) is a classification of small areas across the UK. Outputs include a series of maps and data sets, showing the participation of young people in higher educ
geographical areas ranging from regions to wards. POLAR3 is based on the HE participation rates of people who were aged 18 between 2005 and 2009 and entered a HE course in a UK hig
English or Scottish further education college, aged 18 or 19, between academic years 2005-06 and 2010-11.
43
Full details of the methodology for calculating fuel poverty are published on the DECC (Gov.uk) website
https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-of-energy-climate-change/series/fuel-poverty-statistics
44
For Northern Ireland Census back series, see previous census statistics located here
http://www.nisra.gov.uk/Census/previous-census-statistics.html
45
Note 1 - on Fiji : Following the decisions taken by the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group on 31 July 2009, Fiji was suspended from membership of the Commonwealth on 1 September 2
expelled and as such remains a member of the Commonwealth.
46
47
48
49
Note 2: This file was updated on 19/07/2013. The previous table was missing three Commonwealth countries which affected the totals.
The APS data are also available via the UK Data Archive (see link http://data-archive.ac.uk/find). However it is not possible to confirm when this data is available.
The APS release dates relate to data being sent to customers. The dates the data is available on NOMIS and UKDA may differ slightly from this.
The National Assembly for Wales has produced a report on the 2011 Assembly Election results. This can be found through the research service for the National Assembly for Wales website
http://www.assemblywales.org/11-023.pdf
50
Neighbourhood Statistics (NESS) uses a technique called 'best fit' to aggregate Super Output Area (SOA) data to differing geographic areas. The method works by identifying in decreasing si
geographical areas that 'best fit' within the Westminster Parliamentary Constituency (WPC).
The best fit methodology can only be applied to data that are counts or constant values. It cannot be used when the data are percentages, ranks, scores or other statistical measures.
See link for further information:
http://www.neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/HTMLDocs/images/GeographyPolicy_tcm97-51009.pdf
Data on NESS will not provide 100% coverage for Westminster parliamentary constituencies in England and Wales. Where datasets are available at Local Authority level and the Local Autho
conterminous with a WPC, this enables data at the Local Authority level to be best fitted to the associated WPC. However when the Local Authority and WPC boundaries are not conterminou
straddle Local Authority boundaries, or when a Local Authority contains multiple WPCs, it is not possible to display data. For example, the WPCs Portsmouth North and Portsmouth South are
boundaries of Portsmouth Local Authority, this means that these WPCs are not coterminous and no best fit can be made. This also applies to datasets that are available for statistical geograp
Super Output Areas (MSOA) and Lower Level Super Output Areas (LSOA). As a result, there will be instances where data are available for one WPC but not for another, even a neighbouring
An article highlighting the issue of WPCs on NESS can be found here
http://neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/dissemination/Info.do?page=news/newsitems/westminster-parliamentary-constituency-data.htm
commended a predominantly online census in 2021
ons/index.html
n the ONS website are Lower Layer Super Output
eas and for small sub-groups of the population across

private addresses in the United Kingdom. The APS
r Force Surveys (LLFS). The APS household datasets
a form (the JSA40) which tells Jobcentre Plus why
ntly only available as totals and not standard age

ominators are only available for regions (government
spell on benefit and geographical locations of
08.
en replaced with ESA for new claims only in October

been possible to make a new claim for SDA. The
ject to sampling error.
be claimed by those aged 16 years or over, not

of insufficient income to meet prescribed needs.
able for work, be actively seeking work and have

ng error.
g of records and is not subject to sampling error.
aged 16 to 59; pension age restricts the analysis to
ed on all claims i.e. 100 percent of processing of

records and is not subject to sampling error.
ance (NI) contribution history. A small proportion of
Pension based on contributions paid by a spouse, Cat

ational Insurance record and paid when a married
ouse, GRB only= Graduated Retirement Benefit or
ated pension scheme existed (1961 to 1975), Cat
of 80 and fail to qualify for category A or category B
om a new system called the Universal Job match

Director jobs and skills search - Public reports. This
epresenting a discontinuity from the NOMIS vacancy
missions limit (the number of people the employer
he only variable available.
l newspapers and private recruitment agencies) and
bs figures comes from the ABI which relates to a count

mates, for persons of working age, produced by ONS,
her information see
ww.ons.gov.uk%2Fons%2Frel%2Flms%2Flabour-market-trends--discontinued-%2Fvolume-111--no--8%2Fjobs-densities-for-local-areas---a-new-indica
ling frame for surveys of businesses carried out by the
ver two million enterprises. It is based on inputs from
) scheme registered with HM Revenue & Customs;
geography of electoral wards. The 2011 NESS
households.
er to maintain the characteristics described above.
ouseholds with an average population size of 7,500.

a. There are now 7,201 MSOAs in England and Wales.
ughs, unitary authorities. In Wales: unitary authorities.
2/2011. OAs were designed to fit into wards either
esidents and 40 households.
hould be aware that earlier Administrative Hierarchies

isting or laid down in statute as at 31/12/2004.)
at least one OA. However, a number of OAs comprised
vered by the OA.
dex.html
year due to changes to ward boundaries.
and London boroughs, metropolitan districts, and
mic activity is carried out by one or more persons

ress, reflecting different activities of the business. See
600&i=1001x1003x1004&m=0&r=1&s=1403619280587&enc=1&dsFamilyId=2062#
have a certain degree of autonomy or control. An

en will be at the same address. For larger businesses,
(local units or sites) will be at numerous addresses
600&i=1001x1003x1004&m=0&r=1&s=1403619280587&enc=1&dsFamilyId=2062#
et of enterprises under common ownership, grouped
600&i=1001x1003x1004&m=0&r=1&s=1403619280587&enc=1&dsFamilyId=2062
ifications by division, group, class and subclass.
Classification (available down to Local Authority level).

ovide up to 8 classes of Urban/Rural Area
August 2010 plus awards for new families and
There are also other sources within the release that

abour.market@ons.gov.uk
SIC 2007) and this also requires a Chancellor of the

ustment' tables (a later publication) do not.
n here
NUTS3 and NUTS2 EU aggregations could be
nnual report which contains final figures for each year.
young people in higher education (HE) for

ed a HE course in a UK higher education institution or
monwealth on 1 September 2009 but it has not been
sembly for Wales website
y identifying in decreasing size the various
tatistical measures.
ty level and the Local Authority boundary is

ndaries are not conterminous, when WPC boundaries
h and Portsmouth South are contained within the
ailable for statistical geographies such as Middle Level
nother, even a neighbouring area.
ABBREVIATIONS
ESA
ICDGP
WPLS
MIG
JSA
NI
PC
DLA
SIC
ABI
NAWC
NAW
IDBR
WPCs
MSOA
CBCS
DfE
DCSF
ILO
POLAR
DCMS
SNS
Employment Support Allowance

International Classification of Diseases (the medical reason for entitlement to ESA)
Work and Pensions Longitudinal Study
Minimum Income Guarantee
Job Seekers Allowance
National Insurance
Pension Credit
Disability Living Allowance
Standard Industrial Classification
Annual Business Inquiry
National Assembly for Wales Constituencies
National Assembly for Wales
Inter-Departmental Business Register
Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies
Middle Layer Super Output Areas
Child Benefit Computer System
Department for Education
Department for Children, Schools and Families
International Labour Organisation
Participation of Local Areas
Department for Culture Media and Sport
n for entitlement to ESA)

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OFFICE FOR NATIONAL STATISTICS

United Kingdom and Great Britain

2011 Census England and Wales

Data Catalogue for Parliamentary Constituencies, June 2014

Source: Office for National Statistics

nto effect in the May 2010 2 General

ation Service (NOMIS), the ONS

ant tabs. Statistics available for the

nsus Administration Office for most UK

atalogue. If insufficient metadata is

bsite. In a few cases the actual release

. Where datasets are available on a

mary legislative chamber of the UK

the 2010 parliamentary constituencies

Annual Population Survey Persons (rolling 12 months

Annual Population Survey Households by combined

Social Survey Statistics,

Social Survey Statistics,

The Integrated Household Survey (IHS) is a composite survey

Countries, Regions, Local Authorities, NUTS 2, NUTS 3,

January 2012 to December

ASHE 2012 Table 10 Place

Labour Market Statistics,

Measures the average level and distribution of earnings and paid

Countries, Regions, Local Authorities: County/Unitary,

18 April (actual date varies in

ASHE 2012 Table 9 Place of

Labour Market Statistics,

Measures the average level and distribution of earnings and paid

Countries, Regions, Local Authorities: County/Unitary,

April (actual date varies in

Regional Labour Market:

Labour Market Statistics,

Count of the number of people claiming JSA and NI credits

Countries, Regions, Constituencies of the Scottish Parliament

Claimant count on 8 May 2014 Monthly

Claimant Count with rates

Labour Market Statistics,

This dataset is a compendium of labour market information including

January 2013 to December

Quarterly (APS and claimant count every 3

Labour Market Statistics,

This model based dataset estimates levels and rates of

Local Authority Districts and Unitary Authorities

January 2013 to December

Countries, Regions, Administrative geographies e.g. Local

Claimant count on 8th May

Labour Market Statistics,

Social Survey Statistics,

A count of the number of people included on the electoral register

Countries, Regions and Local Authorities

Statistics available for 2010 UK and Great Britain Parliamentary Constituencies

Claimant Count with age

Claimant stocks and flows

Claimant Count with

Claimant Count with

Claimant flows, June 2014

Claimant flows with age

Claimant flows with

Claimant on-flows with

Claimant off-flows with

Claimant off-flows with