Information is provided in a profile of all people in each parish, the number of males and females, age groupings, numbers of people in certain household types, numbers of people who are single and numbers of couples. They also provide numbers of people with a limiting long term illness, those whose health is good and those who provide unpaid care. The tables report the number of people in each category, rather than the number of households involved.
There are four tables giving data on People. HEADCOUNTS, HEALTH AND CARE, PEOPLE PROFILES and PEOPLE TOTALS.
There are further footnotes below from the Office of National Statistics to assist with use and interpretation of these tables.
HEADCOUNTS gives information on:-
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All people
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Males
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Females
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Number of households
HEALTH AND CARE gives information on:-
- People with a limiting long term illness
- People who describe their health as good
- People who provide unpaid care
PEOPLE PROFILES gives information on:-
- People living in households
- People living in communal establishments
- All people (over 16) in households
- The number living in a couple
- The number who are single
- The number who are married
- The number who are divorced or widowed
PEOPLE TOTALS gives information on:-
- All people
- Males
- Females
- Age groups:-
- 0-4 years old
- 5-15
- 16-24
- 25-44
- 45-64
- 65-74
- 75 and over
- The average age of the population
Notes:
Cells in these tables have been randomly adjusted to avoid the release of confidential data.
Footnotes: 1. Information in this column relates to people's living arrangements rather than their marital status. 2. Information in this column relates to people's marital status. 3. Not including people whose health was fairly good. 4. 'Age' is age at last birthday. 5. 'Mean age' is calculated using the underlying single year counts.