2011 Census

Hi folks

Can anybody clarify this?

Table KS106EW was based on the 2001 Table KS021. The original table had the number of households with one or more persons with limiting long-term ilness. The new table has been updated to take into account the wider definition of the LLTI/Disability and includes a breakdown of whether or not there are dependent children in the household, which is good. However it says one person with LLTI/Disability rather than one or more persons. What about households with more than one person with LLTI/Disability? Is this just a typo in the new layout?

Regards

Steve

The table in release 2 is correct and includes only one person with LLTI/Disability. Households with two or more people with LLTI/Disability will be in Release 3.

Census Outputs Policy and Analysis Branch

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Original Message:
Sent: 18-10-2012 11:19
From: Stephen Paul
Subject: Key Statistics Table KS106EW

Hi folks

Can anybody clarify this?

Table KS106EW was based on the 2001 Table KS021. The original table had the number of households with one or more persons with limiting long-term ilness. The new table has been updated to take into account the wider definition of the LLTI/Disability and includes a breakdown of whether or not there are dependent children in the household, which is good. However it says one person with LLTI/Disability rather than one or more persons. What about households with more than one person with LLTI/Disability? Is this just a typo in the new layout?

Regards

Steve

Hi

Does anyone know how comparator statistics from Census 2001 will be made available when KS/QS tables from 2011 are released in December and January? Will they be published alongside the new statistics?

Thanks.
Louise



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Original Message:
Sent: 06-11-2012 08:53
From: Mark Roberts
Subject: Key Statistics Table KS106EW

The table in release 2 is correct and includes only one person with LLTI/Disability. Households with two or more people with LLTI/Disability will be in Release 3.

Census Outputs Policy and Analysis Branch

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Original Message:
Sent: 18-10-2012 11:19
From: Stephen Paul
Subject: Key Statistics Table KS106EW

Hi folks

Can anybody clarify this?

Table KS106EW was based on the 2001 Table KS021. The original table had the number of households with one or more persons with limiting long-term ilness. The new table has been updated to take into account the wider definition of the LLTI/Disability and includes a breakdown of whether or not there are dependent children in the household, which is good. However it says one person with LLTI/Disability rather than one or more persons. What about households with more than one person with LLTI/Disability? Is this just a typo in the new layout?

Regards

Steve

Hi louise

ONS have no current plans to publish 'comparator statistics' as a standalone product. 2001/2011 comparability will be provided through reporting rather than tables, this via the statistical bulletins (for England and Wales), which focus on national and regional change, and the short stories, which will look at change in more detail down to the local authority level.

Paul






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Original Message:
Sent: 07-11-2012 09:30
From: Louise Li
Subject: Key Statistics Table KS106EW


Hi

Does anyone know how comparator statistics from Census 2001 will be made available when KS/QS tables from 2011 are released in December and January? Will they be published alongside the new statistics?

Thanks.
Louise


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Original Message:
Sent: 06-11-2012 08:53
From: Mark Roberts
Subject: Key Statistics Table KS106EW

The table in release 2 is correct and includes only one person with LLTI/Disability. Households with two or more people with LLTI/Disability will be in Release 3.

Census Outputs Policy and Analysis Branch

-------------------------------------------
Original Message:
Sent: 18-10-2012 11:19
From: Stephen Paul
Subject: Key Statistics Table KS106EW

Hi folks

Can anybody clarify this?

Table KS106EW was based on the 2001 Table KS021. The original table had the number of households with one or more persons with limiting long-term ilness. The new table has been updated to take into account the wider definition of the LLTI/Disability and includes a breakdown of whether or not there are dependent children in the household, which is good. However it says one person with LLTI/Disability rather than one or more persons. What about households with more than one person with LLTI/Disability? Is this just a typo in the new layout?

Regards

Steve