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25 Jul 2014:
Almost 11.3m people travel between two different local authorities to get to work according to the 2011 census. This interactive map will show you the places where commuters live and where they go
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21 Jul 2014:
This interactive quiz by the ONS tests your demographic knowledge about where you live. Answer the seven questions to see if you're a local expert
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10 Jul 2014:
Which city you live in makes a huge difference to how you commute. DataShine, from UCL’s Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, uses census data to make the issue easier to visualise. Why is the bike so big in Hackney, Oxford or Bristol? Why do so many more people in Birmingham commute by bus compared with Bradford?
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3 Jul 2014: The cities where ‘religion’ is the most completely toxic brand – Brighton and Norwich to name two – are also those where Green politics are likely to be strongest
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3 Jul 2014: Mixed/multiple ethnic people have highest proportion of any groupin an inter-ethnic relationship and Chinese women twice as likely as men to be in one
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26 Mar 2014:
The percentage of people travelling to work by bike was the same in 2011 as it was in 2001, Census analysis finds
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26 Mar 2014: Census data shows that the expected rise in commuter cycling across England and Wales has failed to materialise. What puts you off cycling to work? Share your images and stories via GuardianWitness
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26 Mar 2014:
Predicted surge in cycling to work fails to materialise as figures show overall proportion sitting stubbornly at 2.8%
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7 Feb 2014:
Christina Patterson: Sally Bercow and Wendi Deng have attracted adverse publicity, but managing to stay married for years is no mean achievement
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3 Feb 2014: Vanessa Heggie: Over the last 200 years personal data has become a valuable commodity and companies, governments, and scientists have had to find ways to persuade us to hand it over
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10 Jan 2014:
Census figures show almost a tenth of babies and toddlers in England and Wales are Muslim – nearly twice the proportion in the general population
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6 Dec 2013:
Office for National Statistics reports quarter rise over decade to 1.25m in England and Wales, with 77 widows in 100 women
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1 Dec 2013:
Hugh Muir: Data suggests many white people just can't stomach the diversity of cities, but it's more complicated than that
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18 Oct 2013:
What does the 2011 Census data tell us about the diversity of languages spoken across England and Wales? University College London population geographer Guy Lansley explains what his visualisations tell us about some of Britain's most cosmopolitan cities
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26 Sep 2013:
The majority of Scottish people view themselves as 'Scottish only' rather than 'Scottish and British'. Where are they?
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