Census results will show how Flintshire has changed
The first results of the 2021 census will be published on Tuesday, June 28, 2022.
These findings will give Flintshire communities insight into how our local population has changed over the past decade.
Released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the results will also provide population estimates for England and Wales, as well as local authority age and gender profiles.
Carried out in the spring of 2021, the census was a huge success, which helps shape the public services of your territory.
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“The census gives us the richest possible picture of society in England and Wales and is hugely important in informing decisions about all our public services, from education to healthcare, and in the private sector. “said Assistant National Statistician Pete Benton.
“The results of this census will give us a crucial baseline from which to monitor and manage change as we emerge from the pandemic.”
Following the first population estimates in June, the ONS will release further census results from September. These will include data on ethnicity, religion, labor market, education and housing. For the first time, it will also contain information on armed forces veterans, sexual orientation and gender identity.
For more information on the 2021 census results, visit www.census.gov.uk/census-2021-results.