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Research Briefing
Sources of historical statistics
Details of online sources of historical statistics across all subject areas other than the economy. These sources are either long-term time series or snapshots of a range of data from a specific point in the past.They allow comparisons between the present day and the start of data collection and any intervening period and give an understanding of patterns -have trends been smooth, random, cyclical etc? Snapshots cover a wider range of data and help us make more general comparisons between 'then' and 'now'. Most of the series go back to around the 1920s or earlier. . This note does not include links to economic data or anything to do with family history.
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Research Briefing
2001 Census of Population:statistics for new parliamentary constituencies
2001 Census of Population:statistics for new parliamentary constituencies. House of Commmons Library Research Paper 08/38
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Research Briefing
2001 Census of Population
2001 Census of Population: statistics for parliamentary constituencies. House of Commons Library Research Paper 04/01.(Includes CD-ROM).
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Research Briefing
2001 Census: the UK’s ‘missing million’
This is an archived Commons Library briefing on 2001 Census: the UK's 'missing million' from 2003.
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Research Briefing
2001 Census of Population
The 2001 Census of Population will take place on Sunday 29th April 2001. This paper considers the history and purpose of censuses, focuses on the selection of topics for the 2001 Census, and outlines the methods used in conducting the census.
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Research Briefing
Census (Amendment) Bill (HL) (Bill 100 1999/2000)
Census (Amendment) Bill (HL) (Bill 100 of 1999/2000). House of Commons Library Research Paper 00/43.
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Research Briefing
A Century of Change: Trends in UK Statistics Since 1900
A Century of Change: Trends in UK Statistics Since 1900. House of Commons Library Research Paper 99/111
Total results (page 3 of 3)