Output Area at TQ282812: National identity - UK
Location Type: Output Areas, ONS Geographic Code: E00023839
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Key Facts
| All Residents | 270 |
| Male | 135 |
| Female | 131 |
| Households | 132 |
| Population Density (people/km2) | 2,518.7 |
Postcodes Covered
W1A 1AB
W1C 1AP
W1C 1HG
W1C 1LA
W1C 1LB
W1C 1LD
W1C 1LE
W1C 1LF
W1C 1LG
W1C 1LQ
W1C 1NA
W1H 5BJ
W1H 6AS
W1H 6AU
W1H 6AY
W1H 6AZ
W1H 6BE
W1H 6BF
W1H 6BG
W1H 6BN
W1H 6BZ
W1H 6DG
W1H 6DU
W1H 6DZ
W1H 6ED
W1H 6EE
W1H 6EF
W1H 6EG
W1H 6EQ
W1H 6HG
W1H 6HJ
W1H 6HP
W1H 6HQ
W1H 6HR
W1H 6HY
W1H 6LA
W1H 6LB
W1H 6LD
W1H 6LE
W1H 6LF
W1H 6LG
W1H 6LH
W1H 6LQ
W1H 6LZ
W1H 6NA
W1H 6NT
W1H 6PA
W1U 1AT
W1U 1FA
W1U 1QR
W1U 1QS
W1U 1QU
W1U 1QY
W1U 1QZ
W1U 3AA
W1U 3AE
W1U 3AF
W1U 3BL
W1U 3BN
W1U 3BW
W1U 3BX
W1U 3BY
W1U 3BZ
W1U 3DP
W1U 3EA
W1U 3EB
W1U 3ED
W1U 3EJ
W1U 3ER
W1U 3EU
W1U 3EY
W1U 3HA
W1U 3HB
W1U 3HD
W1U 3HE
W1U 3HF
W1U 3HJ
W1U 3HN
W1U 3HP
W1U 3HQ
W1U 3HR
W1U 3HS
W1U 3HT
W1U 3HW
W1U 3HZ
W1U 3NL
W1U 3PD
W1U 3PF
W1U 3PG
W1U 3PH
W1U 3PL
W1U 3PP
W1U 3PQ
W1U 3PW
W1U 3PZ
W1U 3QA
W1U 3QB
W1U 3QD
W1U 3QE
W1U 3QJ
W1U 3QL
W1U 3QN
W1U 3QP
W1U 3QW
W1U 3QX
W1U 3QY
W1U 3QZ
W1U 3RT
W1U 3RU
W1U 3RX
W1U 3RY
W1U 3RZ
W1U 3SA
W1U 3SB
W1U 3SD
W1U 3SE
W1U 3SG
W1U 3SH
W1U 3SJ
W1U 6TS
W1U 7DP
W1U 7DR
W1U 7DS
W1U 7DW
W1U 7ET
W1U 7HR
W1U 7LT
W1U 7LU
W1U 8ED
W1U 8EE
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| Table Code | ts027 |
| Issued | 2023-01-11 |
| Unit of Measure | Person |
| Number of Response Options | 17 |
Description
Data
Bar Chart
Pie ChartThis dataset provides Census 2021 estimates that classify usual residents in England and Wales by their national identity. The estimates are as at Census Day, 21 March 2021.
Summary
Someone’s national identity is a self-determined assessment of their own identity, it could be the country or countries where they feel they belong or think of as home. It is not dependent on ethnic group or citizenship.
Respondents could select more than one national identity.
Quality Statement
The increase since the 2011 Census in people identifying as “British” and fall in people identifying as “English” may partly reflect true changes in self-perception. It is also likely to reflect that “British” replaced “English” as the first response option listed on the questionnaire in England.
| National identity: Total: All usual residents | 272 |
|---|---|
| British only identity | 100 |
| English only identity | 14 |
| English and British only identity | 18 |
| Welsh only identity | 0 |
| Welsh and British only identity | 0 |
| Any other combination of only UK identities | 3 |
| Scottish only identity | 0 |
| Scottish and British only identity | 2 |
| Northern Irish only identity | 0 |
| Northern Irish and British only identity | 1 |
| Cornish only identity | 0 |
| Cornish and British only identity | 0 |
| Any other combination of only UK identities | 0 |
| Irish only identity | 2 |
| Irish and at least one UK identity | 1 |
| Other identity only | 117 |
| Other identity and at least one UK identity | 17 |
| Non-UK identity only | 119 |
| UK identity and non-UK identity | 18 |
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