TOPICS: DEMOGRAPHICS

Adults, Number in Household

Definition

This derived variable provides a count of the number of adults in a household. An adult in a household is defined as a person who is not a dependent child.

Output Classifications

Applicability: All occupied household spaces, UK

0-30 0-30 singly

XX Not applicable

Total number of categories: 32

Not applicable category (XX) comprises: household spaces with no residents

Output

UV47

Age

Definition

This variable records each person's age at their last birthday before Census day, derived from their date of birth. Dates of birth that imply an age over 110 are treated as invalid and the person's age is imputed.

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Output Classifications

Applicability: All people, UK

000 – 110 0 to 110 years singly

Total number of categories: 111

Output

CAS001, CAS002, CAS003, CAS004, CAS005, CAS007, CAS008, CAS009, CAS011, CAS012, CAS013, CAS014, CAS016, CAS017, CAS019, CAS020, CAS023, CAS024, CAS025, CAS027, CAS028, CAS029, CAS032, CAS033, CAS034, CAS036, CAS037, CAS041, CAS042, CAS045, CAS054, CAS059, CAS060, CAS063, CAS064, CAS065, CAS066, CAS067, CAS068

CAST01, CAST02, CAST05, CAST07

S01, S02, S03, S04, S05, S06, S07, S08, S09, S11, S12, S13, S14, S15, S16, S17, S19, S20, S23, S24, S25, S27, S28, S29, S32, S33, S34, S36, S37, S41, S42, S45, S54, S59, S60, S63, S64, S65, S66, S67, S68, S201, S204, S206, S207, S208, S210, S216, S218, S219, S220, S222, S229, S232, S234, S235, S238, S239, S247, S248, AF1, AF2

KS02, KS09a, KS09c, KS10, KS11a, KS11b, KS11c, KS12a, KS12b, KS12c, KS14a, KS14b, KS14c, KS21

T16, T17, T18, T19, T20, T21, T25, T26, T27, T28, T29, T33, T34, T38

UV04, UV75

Alternative Household Type

Definition

This derived variable describes households in an alternative way to the classification used in most of the standard tables (see Household Composition HHCHUK).

A household is defined by the type of family in it. A household with more than one family is categorised according to the following priority order:

Married couple family, cohabiting couple family, lone parent family, same sex couple family.

Within a family type a family with dependent children takes priority.

Note that same-sex couple households will be grouped with cohabiting couple households, (codes 6 and 7).

Output Classifications

Applicability: All occupied household spaces, UK

0 Married couple household with dependent child(ren)

1 Married couple household with no dependent children

2,6 Cohabiting couple household with dependent child(ren)

3,7 Cohabiting couple household with no dependent children

4 Lone parent household with dependent child(ren)

5 Lone parent household with no dependent children

8 One person household

9 Multi person household all student

A Multi person household other

X Not applicable

Total number of categories: 10

Not applicable category (X) comprises: household spaces with no residents

Output

UV47

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Dependent Child Indicator

Definition

This indicator identifies a person who is a dependent child. A dependent child is defined as a person aged 0-15 in a household (whether or not in a family) or aged 16-18, in full-time education and living in a family with his or her parent(s).

Output Classifications

Applicability: All people in households, UK

0 Not dependent child

1 Dependent child

X Not applicable

Total number of categories: 3

Output

CAS007, CAS009, CAS010, CAS011, CAS014, CAS031, CAS044, CAS053, CAS056, CAS057, CAS062, CAS067, CAS068

CAST01

S06, S07, S09, S10, S11, S14, S31, S44, S53, S56, S57, S62, S67, S68, S205, S237

KS20, KS21, KS22

T16, T18, T33

UV06, UV46, UV65, UV68

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Family Dependent Children

Definition

This derived variable classifies families by the number of dependent children in the family.

Output Classifications

Applicability: All families, UK

01 No dependent children

02 One dependent child aged 0-4

03 One dependent child aged 5-7

04 One dependent child aged 8-9

05 One dependent child aged 10-11

06 One dependent child aged 12-15

07 One dependent child aged 16-18

08 Two dependent children, youngest aged 0-4

09 Two dependent children, youngest aged 5-7

10 Two dependent children, youngest aged 8-9

11 Two dependent children, youngest aged 10-11

12 Two dependent children, youngest aged 12-15

13 Two dependent children, youngest aged 16-18

14 Three or more dependent children, youngest aged 0-4

15 Three or more dependent children, youngest aged 5-7

16 Three or more dependent children, youngest aged 8-9

17 Three or more dependent children, youngest aged 10-11

18 Three or more dependent children, youngest aged 12-15

19 Three or more dependent children, youngest aged 16-18

Total number of categories: 19

Output

CAS006, CAS007, CAS010, CAS011, CAS031, CAS044, CAS056, CAS057, CAS062

CAST01

S06, S07, S10, S11, S31, S44, S56, S57, S62

KS20

T16, T28, T33

UV06, UV46, UV65,

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Family Reference Person Indicator

Definition

This derived variable identifies the person who is the reference person for a family. The Family Reference Person (FRP) is taken to be the lone parent in a lone parent family. In a couple family, the FRP is chosen from the two people in the couple on the basis of their economic activity (in the priority order full-time job, part-time job, unemployed, retired, other). If both people have the same economic activity, the FRP is idntified as the elder of the two or, if they are the same age, the first member of the couple on the form.

Output Classifications

Applicability: All families, UK

0 Not FRP

1 FRP

X Not applicable

Total number of categories: 3

Not applicable category (X) comprises:

- person in communal establishment

- person not in a family ('ungrouped individual')

Output

S06, S07, S11, CAS007, CAS011

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Family Status

Definition

This derived variable provides information on the family circumstances of a person.

Output Classifications

Applicability: All people, UK

1 Not in a family – of pensionable age

2 Not in a family – other

3 In a couple family – member of couple

4 In a couple family – dependent child of one or both members of the couple

5 In a couple family –non dependent child of one or both members of the couple

6 In lone parent family – parent

7 In lone parent family – dependent child of parent

8 In lone parent family – non dependent child of parent

9 Not in a household

Total number of categories: 9

Output

CAS007, CAS010, CAS011, CAS031, CAS044, CAS053, CAS056, CAS057, CAS062

CAST01

S07, S10, S11, S131, S44, S53, S56, S57, S62

KS20

T16, T20, T21, T28

UV46, UV47, UV65, UV66

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Family Type

Definition

This derived variable classifies families into different types.

Output Classifications

Applicability : All families, UK

Lone parent family

1 Male parent

2 Female parent

Couple family

Married or remarried

3 No children

4 Non step-family (all children belong to both members of the couple)

5 Step-family

Cohabiting

6 No children

7 Non step-family (all children belong to both members of the couple)

8 Step-family

Total number of categories: 8

Output

CAS006, CAS007, CAS010, CAS011, CAS031, CAS044, CAS056, CAS057, CAS062

CAST01, CAST05

S06, S07, S10, S11, S31, S44, S56, S57, S62, S205, S229, S237

KS20

T16, T20, T21, T27, T28, T33

UV06, UV46, UV47, UV65, UV66

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Household Composition

Definition

This derived variable describes the type of household. Note that, as for all other derived variables, the classification does not take account of students and schoolchildren living away from the family home during term-time.

Output Classifications

Applicability: All occupied household spaces, UK

One Person

01 Pensionable age 02 Other

One Family and no others

03 All people of pensionable age

Married Couple Family

04 no children 05 with one dependent child 06 with two or more dependent children 07 all children non-dependent

Cohabiting Couple Family

08 no children 09 with one dependent child 10 with two or more dependent children 11 all children non-dependent

Lone Parent Family with male head

12 with one dependent child 13 with two or more dependent children 14 all children non-dependent

Lone Parent Family with female head

15 with one dependent child 16 with two or more dependent children 17 all children non-dependent

Other household types

18 with one dependent child 19 with two or more dependent children 20 all in full-time education 21 all of pensionable age 22 other XX not applicable*

Total number of categories: 23

*Not applicable category (XX) comprises: household spaces with no residents

Output

CAS010, CAS044, CAS053, CAS057

CAST08

S10, S44, S53, S56, S57, S62, S205, S237, S248

KS20

UV46, UV47

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Household Dependent Children

Definition

This derived variable classifies households by the number of dependent children in the household. /p>

Output Classifications

Applicability: All occupied household spaces, UK

01 No dependent children

02 One dependent child aged 0-4

03 One dependent child aged 5-7

04 One dependent child aged 8-9

05 One dependent child aged 10-11

06 One dependent child aged 12-15

07 One dependent child aged 16-18

08 Two dependent children, youngest aged 0-4

09 Two dependent children, youngest aged 5-7

10 Two dependent children, youngest aged 8-9

11 Two dependent children, youngest aged 10-11

12 Two dependent children, youngest aged 12-15

13 Two dependent children, youngest aged 16-18

14 Three or more dependent children, youngest aged 0-4

15 Three or more dependent children, youngest aged 5-7

16 Three or more dependent children, youngest aged 8-9

17 Three or more dependent children, youngest aged 10-11

18 Three or more dependent children, youngest aged 12-15

19 Three or more dependent children, youngest aged 16-18

XX Not applicable

Total number of categories: 20

Not applicable category (XX) comprises: household spaces with no residents

Output

CAS007, CAS009, CAS010, CAS011, CAS014, CAS031, CAS044, CAS053, CAS056, CAS057, CAS062, CAS067, CAS068

CAST01

S06, S07, S09, S10, S11, S14, S31, S44, S53, S56, S57, S62, S67, S68, S205, S237

KS20, KS21, KS22

T16, T18, T33

UV06, UV46, UV65, UV68

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Household Reference Person (HRP) Indicator

Definition

This derived variable identifies the person who is the reference person for the household. For a person living alone, that person is the Household Reference Person (HRP). If the household contains only one family (with or without ungrouped individuals) the HRP is the same as the Family Reference Person (FRP). If there is more than one family in the household, the HRP is chosen from among the FRPs using the same criteria as for choosing the FRP (economic activity, then age, then order on the form). If there is no family, the HRP is chosen from the individuals using the same criteria.

Definition

Applicability : All people in households, UK

Output Classifications

0 Not HRP

1 HRP

X Not applicable

Total number of categories: 3

Not applicable (X) category comprises: people in communal establishments

Output

CAS003, CAS005, CAS009, CAS013, CAS044, CAS045, CAS046, CAS067, CAS068

CAST01, CAST08

S03, S05, S09, S13, S44, S45, S46, S64, S67, S68, AF2, AF3

T34

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Sttistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

HRP - Armed Forces indicator

Definition

This derived variable identifies households where the reference person is a member of the Armed Forces (SOC 2000 code 'Officers in Armed Forces' or 'NCOs and other ranks').

Output Classifications

Applicability: All occupied household spaces

0 Household Reference Person not member of Armed Forces

1 Household Reference Person member of UK Armed Forces

2 Household Reference Person member of Foreign Armed Forces

X Not applicable

Total number of categories: 4

Not applicable category (X) comprises: household spaces with no residents

Output

AF2, AF3

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

HRP - Country of Birth

Definition

This derived variable classifies a household according to the Country of Birth of the Household Reference Person (HRP).

Output Classifications

Applicability: All occupied household spaces, UK

For codes see COBPUK.

Not applicable category comprises: household spaces with no residents

Output

This variable does not appear in standard output.

HRP - Ethnic Group

Definition

This derived variable classifies a household according to the Ethnic Group of the Household Reference Person (HRP).

Output Classifications

Applicability: All occupied household spaces, UK

For codes see ETHPUK.

Not applicable category comprises: household spaces with no residents

Output

CAST08

S205, S212, S227, S237, S242, S245

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

HRP - NS-SeC

Definition

This derived variable classifies a household according to the NS-SeC of the Household Reference Person (HRP).

Output Classifications

Applicability: All occupied household spaces, UK

For codes see NSSPUK.

Not applicable category comprises: household spaces with no residents

Output

CAS044 CAS045, CAS046

S44, S45, S46, S64

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Generation in Family

Definition

This variable is derived during the algorithm that allocates people to families. It classifies people according to their generation within a family.

Output Classifications

Applicability: All people in households, UK

0 A person not in a family (an 'ungrouped individual')

1 Generation 1: a member of a couple or a lone parent

2 Generation 2: a child (any age) in a family

X Not applicable

Total number of categories: 4

Not applicable category (X) comprises: Person in a communal establishment

Output

This variable does not appear in standard output.

Household Size

Definition

This derived variable records the number of people resident in each household. Note that, as for all other derived variables, it does not include students and schoolchildren living away from the family home during term-time.

Output Classifications

Applicability : All household spaces, UK

00-30 0-30 singly

Total number of categories : 31

Output

CAS051, CAS230

S51, S58, S230

KS19

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Households with Students Away During Term-Time

Definition

This derived variable provides information, at the parental or vacation address, on the number and age of students who are living away from home during term-time.

Output Classifications

Applicability : All household spaces, UK

1 No students away from home

2 One student away from home, aged under 18

3 One student away from home, aged 18 or over

4 Two students away from home, both aged under 18

5 Two students away from home, one aged under 18 and one aged 18 or over

6 Two students away from home, both aged 18 or over

7 Three or more students away, all aged under 18

8 Three or more students away, combination of under 18 and 18 or over

9 Three or more students away, all aged 18 or over

Total number of categories: 9

Output

S64

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Living Arrangements

Definition

This derived variable is created by combining the responses to the question on legal Marital Status (MSTPUK), and the responses to the relationship question. This is an ONS harmonised survey classification.

Output Classifications

Applicability : All people in households, UK

Living in a couple

Not living in a couple

• 4 Single

• 5 Married or remarried

• 6 Separated

• 7 Divorced

• 8 Widowed

• X Not applicable

Total number of categories: 9

Not applicable category (X) comprises: people in communal establishments

Output

CAS004, CAS005

CAST02, CAST05

S04, S05, S30, S229

KS03, KS20

T18, T19, T21, T27

UV49

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Marital Status

Definition

This variable identifies people in terms of their legal marital status on the night of the Census. See also the derived variable - Living Arrangements (LARPUK).

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Output Classifications

Applicability: All people, UK

1 Single (never married)

2 Married (first marriage)

3 Re-married

4 Separated (but still legally married)

5 Divorced

6 Widowed

Total number of categories: 6

Output

CAS002, CAS003

S02, S03, S04, S05, S06, S30

KS03, KS04

UV07, UV49

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Migrant Indicator

Definition

A migrant is a person with a different address one year before the Census to that on Census Day. The migrant status for children aged under one in households is determined by the migrant status of their 'next of kin' (defined as in order of preference, mother, father, siblng (with nearest age), other related person, Household Reference Person).

Output Classifications

Applicability: All people, UK

0 Same as address of enumeration

1 No usual address one year ago

2 Migrant from within UK (postcode in MIGPCPUK)

3 Migrant from outside UK (country code in MIGPCPUK)

Total number of categories: 4

Output

CAS008, CAS009, CAS010

S08, S09, S10, AF1, AF2, S233

KS24

T33, T34

UV23, UV52

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Moving Group Identifier

Definition

This variable identifies the moving group within a household or communal establishment to which the person belongs.

A moving group is a group of people who have moved together. This is defined as a group of people within a household or communal establishment who are migrants and who have the same postcode or country code for their address one year before Census day. A person moving by his or herself constitutes a moving group. A person with no usual address one year before Census day is in a moving group by him or herself.

Output Classifications

Applicability: All migrants

0001-4000 1-4000

XXXX Not applicable

Not applicable category (XXXX) comprises: people who are not migrants

Output

This variable does not appear in standard output.

Moving Group, Number of People

Definition

This variable counts the number of people in a person's moving group (including the current person in the count).

Output Classifications

Applicability: All migrants

0001-4000 1-4000 singly

XXXX Not applicable

Total number of categories: 4001

Not applicable category (XXXX) comprises: people who are not migrants

Output

This variable does not appear in standard output.

Moving Group Reference Person Indicator

Definition

This derived variable identifies the person who is the reference person for a moving group. If there is only one person in the moving group, that person is the Moving Group Reference Person (MGRP). If the moving group contains the Household Reference Person (HRP), the MGRP is the HRP. If the HRP is not in the moving group, the MGRP is chosen from among any Family Reference Persons (FRPs) using the same criteria as for choosing the FRP (economic activity, then age, then order on the form). If no FRP, the MGRP is chosen from among any people in generation 1 of a family using the same criteria. If no person in generation 1, the MGRP is chosen from all the people in the moving group using the same criteria.

Output Classifications

Applicability: All migrants

0 Not MGRP

1 MGRP

X Not applicable

Total number of categories: 3

Not applicable category comprises: people who are not migrants

Output

This variable does not appear in standard output.

Number of Adults in Household

Definition

This derived variable provides a count of the number of adults in a household. An adult in a household is defined as a person who is not a dependent child.

Output Classifications

Applicability: All occupied household spaces, UK

0-30 0-30 singly

XX Not applicable

Total number of categories: 32

Not applicable category (XX) comprises: household spaces with no residents

Output

UV47

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Number of People aged 17 or over in Household

Definition

This derived variable records the number of people in a household aged 17 or over

Output Classifications

Applicability: All occupied household spaces, UK

00-30 0-30 singly

XX Not applicable

Total number of categories: 32

Not applicable category comprises: household spaces with no residents

Output

S59, S60

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Output Area of Migrant Origin

Definition

This variable identifies the Output Area for the person's address one year before Census day.

Output Classifications

Applicability: All migrants

Output Area code

9s Person with migrant origin outside UK

8s Person with no usual address one year before Census day

Xs Not applicable

Not applicable category comprises: people who are not migrants

Output

CAS008, CAS009, CAS010

S08, S09, S10, AF1, AF2, S233

KS24

T33, T34

UV23, UV52

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Pensioner Household

Definition

This variable provides information on the people of pensionable age in the household.

Output Classifications

Applicability: All households with at least one person of pensionable age

One person household

• 0 male aged 65-74

• 1 male aged 75-84

• 2 male aged 85+

• 3 female aged 60-74

• 4 female aged 75-84

• 5 female aged 85+

Two or more person household

• 6 all pensionable age, all aged under 75

• 7 all pensionable age, at least one aged 75+

• 8 only one person non-pensionable age

• 9 two or more people non-pensionable age

X Not applicable

Total number of categories: 11

Output

CAS010, CAS044, CAS053, CAS056, CAS057, CAS061, CAS062

CAST07

S10, S44, S53, S56, S57, S61, S62, S205

T28, T33, T38

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Person of Pensionable Age Indicator

Definition

This indicator identifies a person who is of pensionable age. A person of pensionable age is defined as a male aged 65 or over or a female aged 60 or over.

Output Classifications

Applicability: All people, UK

0 Not of pensionable age

1 Of pensionable age

Total number of categories: 2

Output

CAS010, CAS044, CAS053, CAS056, CAS057, CAS061, CAS062

CAST07

S10, S44, S53, S56, S57, S61, S62, S205

T28, T33, T38

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Relationship within Household

Definition

This variable is based on the relationship question which asks the first 5 (6 in Northern Ireland) people in the household to provide information on their relationship with all previously numbered members in the household. Persons 6 (Person 7 in Northern Ireland) and over are asked to identify their relationships with Persons 1 and the previous two people only.

During processing the responses to the question are held in a compound field that gives the relationship of that person to all other people in the household. Reciprocal relationships (ie. those that are implied by a given relationship) are also held in this field. For example, person 2 is not asked to provide a relationship to person 3, but the relationship can be determined from the relationship to person 2 provided by person 3. The information is used to derive the family variables but is not directly used in stanard output.

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Output Classifications

Applicability: All people in households, UK

1 Husband or wife

2 Partner

3 Son or daughter

4 Step-child

5 Brother or sister

6 Mother or father

7 Step-mother or step-father

8 Grandchild

9 Grandparent

A Other related

B Unrelated

X Not applicable

Total number of categories: 12

Not applicable category (X) comprises: relationships that are not asked for, for example relationship of person 8 to person 3.

Output

This variable is used to derive the family variables in the following tables but is not otherwise used in standard output.

CAS007, CAS010, CAS011, CAS031, CAS044, CAS053, CAS056, CAS057, CAS062

CAST01

S07, S10, S11, S131, S44, S53, S56, S57, S62

KS20

T16, T20, T21, T28

UV46, UV47, UV65, UV66

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Sex

Definition

This variable identifies each person's sex.

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Output Classifications

Applicability: All people, UK

1 Male

2 Female

Total number of categories: 2

Output

CAS001, CAS002, CAS003, CAS004, CAS005, CAS007, CAS012, CAS015, CAS016, CAS021, CAS022, CAS025, CAS026, CAS028, CAS029, CAS030, CAS032, CAS033, CAS035, CAS036, CAS038, CAS040, CAS043, CAS065, CAS066, CAS203, CAS204, CAS206, CAS221, CAS223, CAST01, CAST02, CAST05, CAST07

S01, S02, S03, S04, S05, S06, S07, S11, S12, S14, S15, S16, S21, S22, S23, S24, S25, S26, S28, S29, S30, S31, S32, S33, S34, S35, S36, S37, S38, S40, S41, S42, S43, S45, S46, S65, S66, AF3

KS09A-C, KS10, KS11A-C, KS12A-C, KS14A-C, KS22

T16, T17, T18, T19, T20, T21, T25, T26, T27, T28, T33, T34, T38

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

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Usual Address One Year Ago

Definition

This variable records the person's usual address one year before Census Day. People are asked to tick 'no usual address one year ago' for a child aged under one. In the Migrant Indicator variable (MIGPUK), the migrant status for children aged under one is determine by the migrant status of their 'next of kin' (defined as in order of preference, mother, father, sibling (with nearest age), other related person, Household Reference Person).

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Output Classifications

The Migration postcode variable (MIGPCPUK) contains where appropriate, a postcode or a country code. Otherwise it is set to 'not applicable'.

Output

CAS008, CAS009, CAS010

S08, S09, S102, AF1, AF2

KS24

T33, T34

UV23, UV52

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.

Wholly Moving Household Indicator

Definition

This derived variable identifies households that are wholly or partly moving. A wholly moving household is defined as a household where all members of the household are migrants and have moved from the same address. A partly moving household is defined as a household where one or more members of the household is a migrant but not all members of the household have moved from the same address.

Output Classifications

Applicability: All occupied household spaces, UK

0 Not a wholly or partly moving household

1 Wholly moving household

2 Partly moving household

X Not applicable

Total number of categories: 4

Not applicable category (X) comprises: household spaces with no residents

Output

CAS009, CAS010

S09, S10,

T34

UV52

Census Areas Statistics (CAS), Census Areas Statistics Theme (CAST), Key Statistics (KS) and Univariate (UV) tables are available for all census areas.

Standard (S) and Theme (T) tables are available at ST Ward/ST Postcode Sector and above.

Click here to view a diagram of the census areas.