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2011 SSS Merged LA/LA [Origin and destination of people who moved from a student term time/boarding school address in the year before the census by age by sex by student status] - SM01UK - Open: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
Usual residents aged 16 and over who were living at a different address one year ago that was a student term time/boarding school address
2001 C0711A: Migrants by ethnic group and age: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
Total migrants
1991 SMS Set 1: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
Total migrants
2014 SSS Merged LA/LA [Local Authority cross border movement matrix of state-funded special school pupils resident in England] - 14C: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
State-funded special school pupils resident in England
2014 SSS Merged LA/LA [Local Authority cross border movement matrix of state-funded secondary school pupils resident in England] - 14B: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
State-funded secondary school pupils resident in England
2001 SWS Level 3: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
Total employees and self-employed
2001 STS Level 3: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
Total persons (inc. those who do not work or study)
2001 SWS Level 2: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
Total employees and self-employed [Table W201]
2011 SSS Scotland only Council Areas - Open: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
All people aged 4 and over studying the week before the census
1981 SWS Set C (1991 geog): [Unselect all] [Edit list]
Total persons [Table 1]
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The 1981 Special Workplace Statistics Set C contain counts of journeys-to-work between and within wards in GB, 1980-81. They are based on wards boundaries as used in conjunction with the 1991 Census. The data are based on a 10% sample.
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