Census
The following information is from the Census taken on 29 April 2001. The next census for the United Kingdom will take place in 2011. Census data are more reliable than survey data as they are not reliant on estimates. The Census is one of the most comprehensive datasets with a large number of variables and the ability to compare with other UK geographies.
Copyright
Census material may be provided to individuals or agencies
external to the council. However, if individuals or external
organisations wish to use Census material for any reports or
publications, they must apply for a Click- Use License. These is
free and can be obtained from
HMSO.
Borough profile (pdf)
A description of Ealing using key statistics from the 2001
Census.
Ward profiles (excel)
Key statistics from the 2001 Census for each ward.
Comparison of the 1991 and 2001 Census (excel)
Key statistics on population, ethnicity, dependent children,
unemployment, employment, tenure, health and travel to work.
Dependent children (excel)
Key statistics about all children aged 15 years or under and
those aged 16 to 18 years in full time education and living with
their families.
Diversity (excel)
2001 Census, Office for National Statistics (ONS)
Population numbers and percentages by ethnic group, country
of birth and religion.
Ethnicity (excel)
2001 Census, Office for National Statistics (ONS)
Key statistics by ethnic group.
Employment, unemployment and economic
inactivity (excel)
Numbers and percentages employed, unemployed, long-term
unemployed and not working (for reasons of home & family, long
term sickness and disability, full-time study and retirement) by
sex.
Employment by occupation (excel)
Employment by industry sectors, occupational group, hours of
work and socio-economic group.
Health (excel)
Overview statistics on general health, limiting long-term
illness and provision of unpaid care.
Indicators of Ealing’s Health (pdf)
Detailed analysis of health in Ealing using data from the
2001 Census.
Housing and Households (excel)
Statistics on household composition, tenure, amenities, rooms
and lowest floor level.
Older people (excel)
Key statistics about all people aged 50 years or over.
Qualifications and Students (excel)
Qualification levels of residents, and full-time students by
employment, unemployment and not working.
Transport (excel)
Car and van ownership, and mode of travel to work.
Population (excel)
Population by sex, age and marital status, and migration and
population change since 1991 Census.
Census glossary (pdf)
Definition of terms used in 2001 Census data.