Population of Edinburgh Census Online - Old Edinburgh Club

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1 Population of Edinburgh Census Online - Old Edinburgh Club Cecilia Macintyre Statistician, National Records of Scotland 15 February 2017

2 Overview What s available for 2011 and how you can access the data Availability of statistics for earlier censuses An example of visualisation

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4 Overview of 2011 Census and some results

5 2011 Census questionnaire

6 2011 Census questionnaire

7 What Census data is available? Data on the following topics at all census geographies: Education Ethnicity, Identity, Language and Religion Health Housing and Accommodation Labour Market Population and Households Transport

8 2011 Census Results Phased releases 1-3 with statistical bulletins or key points Origin-destination (flow) statistics Census microdata files (Samples of Anonymised Records) Alternative population statistics: workplace and daytime population Commissioned tables service Analytical reports

9 Census Data Explorer Table Index How to use the Census Data Explorer Events and courses

10 Analytical reports Gaelic Language Report Inhabited Islands Report Percentage of people with any Gaelic skill Household composition for population groups

11 Other examples of use Understanding Scottish Places Datashine Scotland Edinburgh by Numbers

12 Practical using Scotland s Census website

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15 Housing and Accommodation housing-and-accommodation

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17 Results at a Glance Key population and household results Scotland s population was 5,295,400 the highest ever recorded 2,567,000 men and 2,728,000 women. Population has increased by 233,000 (5 per cent) since 2001 Census More children under 5 (+ 6 per cent) since 2001 Fewer children aged 5 to 14 (-11 per cent) since 2001 More people aged 65 and over (+11 per cent) since 2001 More people aged 80 and over (+19 per cent) since 2001 More people aged 15 to 64 (+6 per cent) since 2001

18 Census 2011 Key household results The number of households in Scotland with at least one usual resident in 2011 was 2,372,780 - the highest ever. In 2011, one-person households accounted for 35 per cent of all households in Scotland, ranging from 27 per cent in Aberdeenshire to 43 per cent in Glasgow City. Between 2001 and 2011 average household size from 2.27 to 2.19 people per household. In 1961, one-person households were the least common household type and accounted for 14 per cent of all households. By 2011 they had become the most common household type and accounted for 35 per cent of all households.

19 Long-term trends - Household size One person households now most common household type accounts for 35 per cent of all households.

20 Parliamentary profiles for Scotland parliamentary-profiles-scotland

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24 Census Data Explorer Quick, easy (and FREE!) online access to the results from Scotland s 2011 Census Area profiles All the standard output tables for all the available geographies Range of supporting information home.html

25 2011 Area profiles What are the characteristics of one-person households? Area profiles Select area type (Council Area 2011) Select an area (g for Glasgow City)

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27 Get Data

28 2011 Standard Outputs What are the characteristics of one-person households? Standard Outputs

29 2011 Census Geographies Standard outputs For KS, LC and QS tables, geographical area types available are: All seven area types cited for Area Profiles, plus Civil Parish 1930 Community Health partnership 2012 Electoral Wards 2007 Inhabited Island 2011 Local Characteristic Postcode Sector National Park 2010 Scottish Neighbourhood Statistics (SNS) data zone 2001 Scotland Settlement 2010 UK Parliamentary Constituency

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31 Household Composition using Census Table Search Tool

32 What s available from earlier censuses

33 Academic supported resources INFUSE and CASWEB Historical population volumes National Records of Scotland Library Integrated Census Microdata Project Data source

34 Launch App Visualisation of population

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37 Marital status years old 100.0% 90.0% 80.0% 70.0% 60.0% 50.0% 40.0% 30.0% Not recorded/unknown Divorced Widowed Married, spouse absent Married Single 20.0% 10.0% 0.0%

38 Marital status years old 100.0% 90.0% 80.0% 70.0% 60.0% 50.0% 40.0% 30.0% Not recorded/unknown Divorced Widowed Married, spouse absent Married Single 20.0% 10.0% 0.0%

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40 Further information All data available at: Sign up there for our