Census 2001 : National Report for England and Wales: Laid Before Parliament Pursuant to Section 4(1) Census ACT 1920

This report contains 145 statistical tables covering the range of topics on the 2001 census. Questions asked of all people covered: sex, date of birth and marital status; relationship to others in the household; whether schoolchild or student; country of birth; ethnic group; religion (voluntary); health; and provision of unpaid care. Those aged 16-74 were also asked about: qualifications; economic activity and employment status; number of employees at place of work; occupation and industry of employment; address of workplace; means of travel to work; and hours worked. On census night, 29 April 2001, the population of England and Wales was 52,041,916.