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Census 2001 Profiles and Key Statisitics

Andy Shackleton - March 2006
andy.shackleton@kirklees.gov.uk

Census 2001 Profile by Settlement

Key Statistics by Settlement

2001 Census Profiles and Key Statistics for Kirklees Settlements (126 Settlements cover Kirklees), also Key Statistics for West Yorkshire Districts, West Yorkshire and England and Wales
Please note: The Settlement areas have been identified by the Council's Planning Service using local knowledge and perception of settlement. No statutory or official boundaries exist for drawing up Settlement areas.

Key Statistics are Census 2001 tables available at output area level and above. Output areas are the smallest areas for which data is available (1,287 areas cover the whole Kirklees area).

Documents are Excel Spreadsheets. You require Microsoft Excel to view the spreadsheets.

Please note: Small counts (small numbers) in all tables issued for England and Wales are adjusted by ONS to prevent output disclosure. This can create apparent anomalies in output produced for smaller Settlements. For example, Table KS22, Lone parent households with dependent children (see below), shows a total of two male lone parent households for Thurstonland, Stocksmoor & Thunderbridge, of which five are in part-time work. Clearly it is impossible to have more male lone parent households in part-time work than the total number of male lone parent households. Unfortunately the way ONS adjusts small counts means that tables are no longer internally consistent; small counts are adjusted without a requirement to make tables add up correctly. Care should be taken in interpreting results where small counts are shown, and at times it may be necessary to combine adjoining Settlements to overcome uncertainty.

Accessible documents

Table KS01 Usual resident population (Excel 33kb)
Table KS02 Age structure (Excel 128kb)
Table KS03 Living arrangements ([Excel 70kb)
Table KS04 Marital status (Excel 62kb)
Table KS05 Country of birth (Excel 71kb)
Table KS06 Ethnic group (Excel 137kb)
Table KS07 Religion (Excel 81kb)
Table KS08 Health and provision of unpaid care (Excel 74kb)
Table KS09 Economic activity (Excel 345kb)
Table KS10 Hours worked (Excel 111kb)
Table KS11 Industry of employment (Excel 339kb)
Table KS12 Occupation groups (Excel 213kb)
Table KS13 Qualifications and Students (Excel 97kb)
Table KS14 National Statistics Socio-economic Classification (Excel 272kb)
Table KS15 Travel to work (Excel 111kb)
Table KS16 Household spaces and accommodation type (Excel 75kb)
Table KS17 Cars or Vans (Excel 54kb)
Table KS18 Tenure (Excel 69kb)
Table KS19 Rooms, amenities, central heating and lowest floor level (Excel 88kb)
Table KS20 Household composition (Excel 122kb)
Table KS21 Households with limiting long-term illness and dependent children (Excel 57kb)
Table KS22 Lone parent households with dependent children (Excel 54kb)

































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