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Census

May 2024

  • Empty pews with kneeler cushions on them

    Majority of people in Scotland have no religion, census shows

    Data from 2022 Scottish census shows secularism increased sharply over decade, from 36.7% of population to 51%

February 2024

  • Londoners enjoying a sunny afternoon

    The Guardian view on London: diversity thrives while Tories pander to prejudice

    Editorial: Lee Anderson, Liz Truss and other Conservatives peddle shoddy lies about the capital. The truth is far more interesting

November 2023

  • Sonia Sodha

    The census defines us. To scrap it is to lose sight of our past – and our future

    Sonia Sodha
  • Filling out the 2021 England and Wales census on a laptop.

    The Guardian view on the census: a 10-yearly snapshot that is too important to be binned

  • London Trans+ Pride march, July 2022, UK

    Census records trans population in England and Wales – but accuracy is doubted

  • An older woman in glasses with a biro fills in the census form on a table

    Out for the count: has Britain already conducted its last census?

September 2023

  • Older woman sitting on a bench by Fife coastal path looking over West Bay in Firth of Forth

    Scotland’s population growing at lowest rate of any UK nation, census reveals

    Country ageing at fastest rate on record and small rise in population due to inward migration, delayed survey shows

August 2023

  • Passengers use the ePassport gates at UK border control, Stansted airport.

    Multiple passport holders in England and Wales double in decade

    Rise in dual citizenship driven by migration from EU, and uptake of additional passports after Brexit

May 2023

  • Adult man with parents in kitchen

    Number of adults living with parents in England and Wales rises by 700,000 in a decade

    A large majority of those returning to the roost – or who never left it – are men, census data reveals

February 2023

  • wedding cake split in half

    Slump in younger people marrying sparks calls to protect cohabiting rights

  • Sad young woman sitting by a window

    Surge in young people declaring disability in England and Wales

January 2023

  • The parish church of St Mary's in Higham, Kent.

    Census data suggests UK faces ‘non-religious future’, say campaigners

  • Rainbow flag.

    Young people in England and Wales twice as likely to identify as LGB+

  • Senior man and woman in wheelchair in autumn nature.

    The Guardian view on unpaid carers: labour, even if it is for love

  • Andrew Pearson, 64, and wife Amanda Pearson, 62, have been married for 42 years, are seen at their home in Mildenhall, Suffolk.

    Five million people in England and Wales are unpaid carers, census shows

  • Ethnic segregation in England and Wales on the wane, research finds

  • Please don’t use the Q-word

  • Census shows stark differences in people’s qualifications across England and Wales

  • Why is Rochford England’s straightest place and Brighton its gay capital?

  • Here’s big news from the census: LGBTQ citizens feel more able to be their authentic selves

    Owen Jones
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