Earlsheaton & Chickenley: National identity - UK
Location Type: Middle layer Super Output Areas, ONS Geographic Code: E02002288
Key Facts
All Residents
10,151
Male
4,930
Female
5,221
Households
4,104
Population Density (people/km2)
3,277.6
ts001: Demography and migration: Number of usual residents in households and communal establishments
ts002: Demography and migration: Legal partnership status
ts003: Demography and migration: Household composition
ts004: Demography and migration: Country of birth
ts005: Demography and migration: Passports held
ts007: Demography and migration: Age by single year
ts007a: Demography and migration: Age by grouped years
ts008: Demography and migration: Sex
ts010: Demography and migration: Living arrangements
ts011: Demography and migration: Households by deprivation dimensions
ts013: Demography and migration: Passports held (detailed)
ts015: Demography and migration: Year of arrival in UK
ts016: Demography and migration: Length of residence
ts017: Demography and migration: Household size
ts018: Demography and migration: Age of arrival in the UK
ts019: Demography and migration: Migrant Indicator
ts020: Demography and migration: Number of non-UK short-term residents by sex
ts041: Demography and migration: Number of Households
ts067: Education: Highest level of qualification
ts068: Education: Schoolchildren and full-time students
ts021: Ethnicity, Identity, Language and Religion: Ethnic group
ts022: Ethnicity, Identity, Language and Religion: Ethnic group (detailed)
ts023: Ethnicity, Identity, Language and Religion: Multiple ethnic group
ts025: Ethnicity, Identity, Language and Religion: Household language
ts026: Ethnicity, Identity, Language and Religion: Multiple main languages in household
ts027: Ethnicity, Identity, Language and Religion: National identity - UK
ts028: Ethnicity, Identity, Language and Religion: National identity (detailed)
ts029: Ethnicity, Identity, Language and Religion: Proficiency in English
ts030: Ethnicity, Identity, Language and Religion: Religion
ts031: Ethnicity, Identity, Language and Religion: Religion (detailed)
ts075: Ethnicity, Identity, Language and Religion: Multi religion households
ts037: Health: General health
ts038: Health: Disability
ts039: Health: Provision of unpaid care
ts040: Health: Number of disabled people in the household
ts044: Housing: Accommodation type
ts045: Housing: Car or van availability
ts046: Housing: Central heating
ts047: Housing: Communal establishment residents by age and sex
ts048: Housing: Communal establishment management and type
ts050: Housing: Number of bedrooms
ts051: Housing: Number of rooms
ts052: Housing: Occupancy rating for bedrooms
ts053: Housing: Occupancy rating for rooms
ts054: Housing: Tenure
ts055: Housing: Purpose of second address
ts056: Housing: Second address indicator
ts077: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity: Sexual orientation
ts078: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity: Gender identity
ts071: UK armed forces veterans: Previously served in the UK armed forces
ts072: UK armed forces veterans: Number of people in household who have previously served in UK armed forces
ts073: UK armed forces veterans: Population who have previously served in UK armed forces in communal establishments and in household
ts074: UK armed forces veterans: Household Reference Person indicator of previous service in UK armed forces
ts058: Work and Travel: Distance travelled to work
ts059: Work and Travel: Hours worked
ts060: Work and Travel: Industry
ts061: Work and Travel: Method used to travel to work
ts062: Work and Travel: NS-SeC
ts063: Work and Travel: Occupation
ts064: Work and Travel: Occupation - minor groups
ts065: Work and Travel: Employment history
ts066: Work and Travel: Economic activity status
Table Code ts027 Issued 2023-01-11 Unit of Measure Person Number of Response Options 17
This 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.
More information at the ONS website
National identity: Total: All usual residents
10,149
British only identity
6,189
English only identity
1,538
English and British only identity
1,853
Welsh only identity
10
Welsh and British only identity
4
Any other combination of only UK identities
61
Scottish only identity
31
Scottish and British only identity
11
Northern Irish only identity
12
Northern Irish and British only identity
1
Cornish only identity
0
Cornish and British only identity
0
Any other combination of only UK identities
6
Irish only identity
9
Irish and at least one UK identity
1
Other identity only
394
Other identity and at least one UK identity
90
Non-UK identity only
403
UK identity and non-UK identity
91
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