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Research into developing a new methodology to create population estimates from administrative data. These estimates are not official statistics on the population.
Mapping the location and characteristics of high streets in Great Britain, working with experimental Ordnance Survey High Street extents and Office for National Statistics data.
We used to think of getting married and having children as some of life's most important milestones. How are some of the modern markers of adulthood – from working life to living arrangements – changing?
An overview of the UK population: how it’s changed, why it's changed and how it's projected to change in the future.
A description of ONS research into improving standard population statistics outputs, including recent progress and plans for future research.
Office for National Statistics commissioned the University of Manchester to review methods used to produce population estimates by ethnic group (PEEGs).
An overview of the UK population, how it’s changed, what has caused it to change and how it is projected to change in the future. The UK population is also compared with other European countries.
