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A comparison of admin-based population estimates with the 2011 Census at small area level. The data contained in this report are Research Outputs.
Insights into the quality of admin-based population estimates from their indicative uncertainty intervals. Analysis by local authority, sex and single year of age.
Research into whether accounting for lags in international immigrants appearing on the NHS Patient Register can improve the mid-year population estimates.
This article assesses the coverage patterns of the national level admin-based population estimates, which were published in June 2019. It describes how we plan to measure and adjust for these coverage patterns using the Integrated Population and Characteristics Survey and estimation framework. The article provides a progress update on the development and testing of this new survey and describes the types of estimation methods we are investigating.
How the UK's population has changed since the start of the 20th century.
Use our interactive population pyramid to find out more about how the demographics of your local area compare with others across the country.
Earlier in 2019 we revealed that the typical milestones experienced by young people were happening later than they used to – and sometimes in a different order. Is the same true for the significant moments that happen later in life?
Office for National Statistics research work on a simple method for producing population estimates by ethnic group and religion.
An overview of the UK population: how it has changed, why it has changed and how it is projected to change in the future.
The first in a series of articles that provide new data and analysis on towns in England and Wales, to help inform policy.
