Leeds Census Big Picture

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Source : The Office of National Statistics

Leeds - The Big Picture

A summary of the results

of the 2011 Census


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2011 Census of Population

Leeds: The Big Picture

The Census is completed every ten years and is the largest piece of social

research undertaken in the country. It has always been considered a rich andvaluable source of information and represents a gold standard in terms ofpopulation statistics.

The Census tells us how many people live where and provides valuableinformation on the make-up of local communities, covering issues such ashealth, housing, employment, skills levels and transport.

It provides the basis for central and local government, health authorities andmany other organisations to target their resources and to plan housing,

education, employment, health, transport and other services for years to come.

The Census took place on 27 March 2011. It was conducted on a resident basis,and the statistics relate to where people usually live, rather than where theywere on Census night. Students who were studying away from home during theterm were enumerated at their term-time address.

ONS achieved its target response rate of 94% in England and Wales and at least80% in every local authority area. The response rate for Leeds was94% whichis betterthan was achieved in 2001.

The information contained in this pack is based on local authority level datawhich was published by the Office for National Statistics on 11 December 2012.The information is arranged by the following themes, and includes, wherepossible, comparisons to the 2001 Census:

Demographic Profile Housing Profile Household Compositions Economy Profile Lifelong Learning Profile

Health and Wellbeing Profile

During 2013 the Office for National Statistics will provide information at smallergeographic levels and then in cross tabulations, such as by age or ethnicity. Thiswill provide an even richer and more valuable data source and all the data willbe made available on the Leeds Observatory.

Source: All data has been supplied by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).While every carehas been taken to ensure the accuracy of the data, it is provided only on condition that LeedsCity Councilcannot be held responsible for any error, omission or misrepresentation whethernegligent or otherwise.


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Demographic Profile

This section contains information on:Age and genderPopulation densityEthnicity and nationality (including passports held)Household languageReligion

As part of this release ONS has published detailed tables on Country of Birth, "EthnicGroup" and Religion and the information for Leeds is produced in full in the

appendices.

Some of the key things to note

Age and gender The Census shows that there are 751,485 people living in Leeds, of which

51% are female and 49% are male The population of Leeds grew by just over 36,000 between 2001 and

2011, an increase of 5.0% (this is less than the 7.1% increase recordedfor England and Wales, and the 6.4% increase for Yorkshire and the

Humber) The age structure of Leeds is broadly similar to that for England and

Wales with the notably exception in the 20-29 age band which in Leedsaccounts for 17.5% of the population compared to 13.6% in England &Wales

Children (aged 15 and under) account for 18.3% of the population ofLeeds, while people aged 65+ account for 14.6%

Population density There are 13.6 people per hectare (pph) in Leeds, compared to a national

population density of 3.7pph

Ethnicity and nationalityN.B. The 2011 Census question on ethnic group included two new tick boxes forGypsy or Irish Traveller and Arab. The Chinese tick box was alsorepositioned from any other ethnic group to Asian / Asian British. Thesechanges affect the comparability of some data and care should be taken wheninterpreting these results.

88.5% of the population in Leeds were born in the UK The number of residents born outside of the UK has increased from

47,636 (6.7% of the population) in 2001 to 86,144 (11.5%) in 2011, with


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just over 20,300 people being born in the EU (12,026 born in EUaccession countries) and just over 61,000 born elsewhere

Of the 86,144 people born outside the UK, more than half (49,340 people)arrived in the last 10 years

In Leeds, 67% of foreign born usual residents were between the ages of16 and 44 when they arrived in the UK and 29.5% were aged 15 oryounger

85.1% of the population of Leeds gave their ethnic origin as"White"(slightly lower than the England and Wales rate of 86%), with81.1% classified as "White British", 0.9% as "White Irish", 0.1% asWhiteGypsy or Irish Travellerand 2.9% as "White Other"

The "non-white population" in Leeds has increased from 8.2% in 2001 to14.9% in 2011. This, combined with the figures for "White Irish, WhiteGypsy or Irish Travellerand "White Other" gives a total Black andMinority Ethnic (BME) population for the city of 18.9% (compared to

10.8% in 2001) With just under 22,500 people (3% of the total population) the Pakistani

community is the largest "single" BME community in Leeds

Two thirds of households in Leeds contain two or more people, and ofthese households, 24,082 (11.2%) had members from different ethnicgroups

83.7% of Leeds people hold at least one passport, and 77.5% hold a UKpassport

Just over 52,300 people hold a non-UK passport, and of these 23,444were EU passports (other than UK) and 28,917 are other foreign

passports

Household language In Leeds all usual residents in 91.8% of households spoke English as a

main language and in a further 3% of households at least one adult spokeEnglish as a main language

In 0.7% of households no adults but at least one child spoke English as amain language, and in 4.5% of households there were no residents whospoke English as a main language

Religion The proportion of people who say they are Christian is lower in Leeds

(55.9%) than across the whole of England and Wales (59.3%), while theproportion of people who say they have no religion is higher (28.2% and25.1% respectively)

The number of people who stated that their religion was Christian hasfallen by 13 percentage points, from 68.9% in 2001 to 55.9% in 2011(the same level of decrease as for England and Wales)

Compared to England and Wales, Leeds has higher than averageproportions of people stating their religion as Jewish (0.9% compared to0.5%), as Muslim (5.4% compared to 4.8%) and as Sikh (1.2% comparedto 0.8%)


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Census 2011 - Leeds - The Big Picture

Number Rate (%) Number Rate (%)

Population Source: Census Table KS101

All People (All Usual Residents) 751,485 56,075,912

All Male 367,935 49.0 27,573,376 49.2

All Female 383,550 51.0 28,502,536 50.8

People living in households 731,373 97.3 55,071,113 98.2

People living in communal establishments 20,112 2.7 1,004,799 1.8

7,700 ~ 685,206 ~

People aged: Source: Census Table KS102

0-4 47,844 6.4 3,496,750 6.2

5-15 89,649 11.9 7,082,382 12.6

16-19 43,934 5.8 2,851,391 5.1

20-29 131,734 17.5 7,643,854 13.6

30-44 155,762 20.7 11,515,165 20.5

45-59 132,786 17.7 10,886,135 19.4

60-64 40,178 5.3 3,377,162 6.0

65-74 56,455 7.5 4,852,833 8.7

75-84 38,561 5.1 3,115,552 5.6

85-89 9,600 1.3 825,671 1.5

90 and over 4,982 0.7 429,017 0.8

Mean age of population in the area 37.6 ~ 39.4 ~

Median age of population in the area 35 ~ 39 ~

Population Density Source: Census Table KS101Area (hectares) 55,172 ~ 15,101,354 ~

Density (number of people per hectare) 13.6 ~ 3.7 ~

Country of Birth Source: Census Table KS204

England 647,767 86.2 44,882,858 80.0

Northern Ireland 3,390 0.5 214,988 0.4

Scotland 10,281 1.4 733,218 1.3

Wales 3,829 0.5 2,732,624 4.9

Republic of Ireland 4,762 0.6 7,214 0.01

United Kingdom (not otherwise specified) 74 0.01 407,357 0.7

Other EU member countries in March 2001 8,276 1.1 921,251 1.6

Other EU: accession countries April 2001-March 2011 12,026 1.6 1,114,368 2.0

Elsewhere 61,080 8.1 5,062,034 9.0

Ethnic Group Source: Census Table KS201

White 639,487 85.1 48,209,395 86.0

British 609,714 81.1 45,134,686 80.5

Irish 7,031 0.9 531,087 0.9

White Gypsy or Irish Traveller 687 0.1 57,680 0.1

Other White 22,055 2.9 2,485,942 4.4

Mixed / Multiple Ethnic Groups 19,632 2.6 1,224,400 2.2

Black Caribbean and White 8,813 1.2 426,715 0.8

Black African and White 2,493 0.3 165,974 0.3

Asian and White 4,906 0.7 341,727 0.6

Other Mixed 3,420 0.5 289,984 0.5

Asian or Asian British 58,243 7.8 4,213,531 7.5

Indian 16,130 2.1 1,412,958 2.5

Pakistani 22,492 3.0 1,124,511 2.0

Bangladeshi 4,432 0.6 447,201 0.8

Chinese 5,933 0.8 393,141 0.7

Other Asian 9,256 1.2 835,720 1.5

Black/African/Caribbean/Black British 25,893 3.4 1,864,890 3.3

African 14,894 2.0 989,628 1.8

Caribbean 6,728 0.9 594,825 1.1Other Black 4,271 0.6 280,437 0.5

Arab or other ethnic group 8,230 1.1 563,696 1.0

Arab 3,791 0.5 230,600 0.4

Other ethnic group 4,439 0.6 333,096 0.6

Multiple Ethnic Groups Source: Census Table QS202

All households (with at least one usual resident) 320,596 23,366,044

106,739 33.3 7,067,261 30.2

189,775 59.2 14,274,034 61.1

6,637 2.1 513,116 2.2

11,661 3.6 1,052,420 4.5

5,784 1.8 459,213 2.0

One person household

All household members have the same ethnic group

Different ethnic groups between the generations onlyDifferent ethnic groups within partnerships (whether or not

different ethnic groups between generations)Any other combination of multiple ethnic groups

Leed s MD En g lan d & W alesDemogr aph i c Pro f i l e

Schoolchild or full-time student aged 4 and over at their

non term-time address


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Leed s MD En g lan d & W alesDemogr aph i c Pro f i l e

Passports held Source: Census Table KS205

No passport 122,222 16.3 9,458,051 16.9

United Kingdom 582,640 77.5 42,456,526 75.7


Other Europe: EU countries 18,926 2.5 1,940,480 3.5

Other Europe: Non EU countries 953 0.1 149,284 0.3

Africa 7,274 1.0 520,635 0.9

Middle East and Asia 16,342 2.2 1,135,432 2.0North America and the Caribbean 2,346 0.3 336,241 0.6

Central America 107 0.01 9,202 0.02

South America 392 0.1 74,288 0.1

Antarctica and Oceania 1,481 0.2 210,725 0.4

British Overseas Territories 22 0.00 2,121 0.00

Household Language Source: Census Table KS206

294,220 91.8 21,313,812 91.2

9,587 3.0 868,431 3.7

2,321 0.7 181,729 0.8

14,468 4.5 1,002,072 4.3

Year of Arrival in UK Source: Census Table QS801

Born in the UK 665,341 88.5 48,570,902 86.6

Arrived before 1941 369 0.05 48,088 0.1

Arrived 1941-1950 1,507 0.2 136,916 0.2

Arrived 1951-1960 3,938 0.5 355,525 0.6

Arrived 1961-1970 7,751 1.0 666,865 1.2

Arrived 1971-1980 6,183 0.8 628,965 1.1

Arrived 1981-1990 5,896 0.8 652,665 1.2

Arrived 1991-2000 11,160 1.5 1,239,517 2.2

Arrived 2001-2003 10,368 1.4 785,711 1.4

Arrived 2004-2006 15,214 2.0 1,154,714 2.1

Arrived 2007-2009 15,739 2.1 1,223,533 2.2

Arrived 2010-2011 8,019 1.1 612,511 1.1

Age of Arrival in UK Source: Census Table QS802

Born in the UK 665,341 88.5 48,570,902 86.6

0-4 11,129 1.5 947,299 1.7

5-15 14,307 1.9 1,207,130 2.2

16-19 11,285 1.5 876,622 1.6

20-29 32,754 4.4 2,829,409 5.0

30-44 13,711 1.8 1,304,188 2.3

45-59 2,321 0.3 264,040 0.5

60-64 235 0.03 30,793 0.1

65-74 282 0.04 33,601 0.1

75-84 95 0.01 9,933 0.02

85-89 16 0.00 1,441 0.00

90 and over 9 0.00 554 0.00

Length of Residence in UK Source: Census Table QS803

Born in the UK 665,341 88.5 48,570,902 86.6

Resident in UK: Less than 2 years 12,325 1.6 955,481 1.7

Resident in UK: 2 years or more but less than 5 years 15,647 2.1 1,199,710 2.1

Resident in UK: 5 years or more but less than 10 years 20,614 2.7 1,557,353 2.8

Resident in UK: 10 years or more 37,558 5.0 3,792,466 6.8

Religion Source: Census Table KS209

Christian 419,790 55.9 33,243,175 59.3Buddhist 2,772 0.4 247,743 0.4

Hindu 7,048 0.9 816,633 1.5

Jewish 6,847 0.9 263,346 0.5

Muslim 40,772 5.4 2,706,066 4.8

Sikh 8,914 1.2 423,158 0.8

Other religion 2,396 0.3 240,530 0.4

No religion 212,229 28.2 14,097,229 25.1

Religion not stated 50,717 6.7 4,038,032 7.2

No people in household have English as a main language

No people aged 16 and over in household but at least one person aged

3 to 15 has English as a main language

At least one but not all people aged 16 and over in household have

English as a main language

All people aged 16 and over in household that have English as a main

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Population

All People (All Usual Residents) 715,402 751,485

All Male 345,754 48.3 367,935 49.0

All Female 369,648 51.7 383,550 51.0

People living in households 705,134 98.6 731,373 97.3

People living in communal establishments 10,268 1.4 20,112 2.7

People aged:0-4 40,871 5.7 47,844 6.4

5-15 102,220 14.3 89,649 11.9

16-19 39,439 5.5 43,934 5.8

20-29 108,981 15.2 131,734 17.5

30-44 157,259 22.0 155,762 20.7

45-59 123,917 17.3 132,786 17.7

60-64 33,157 4.6 40,178 5.3

65-74 57,726 8.1 56,455 7.5

75-84 38,256 5.3 38,561 5.1

85-89 8,972 1.3 9,600 1.3

90 and over 4,604 0.6 4,982 0.7

Mean age of population in the area 37.6 ~ 37.6 ~

Median age of population in the area 36 ~ 35 ~

Population Density

Area (hectares) 55,172 ~ 55,172 ~

Density (number of people per hectare) 13.0 ~ 13.6 ~

Country of Birth1

England 647,675 90.5 647,767 86.2

Scotland 11,813 1.7 10,281 1.4

Wales 4,782 0.7 3,829 0.5

Northern Ireland 3,496 0.5 3,390 0.5


United Kingdom (not otherwise specified)2 ~ ~ 74 0.0

Other EU countries 6,818 1.0 20,302 2.7

Elsewhere 35,133 4.9 61,080 8.1

Ethnic Group

White

British 637,872 89.2 609,714 81.1

Irish 8,578 1.2 7,031 0.9

White Gypsy or Irish Traveller2 ~ ~ 687 0.1

Other White 10,632 1.5 22,055 2.9Mixed / Multiple Ethnic Groups

Black Caribbean and White 4,603 0.6 8,813 1.2

Black African and White 885 0.1 2,493 0.3

Asian and White 2,516 0.4 4,906 0.7

Other Mixed 1,733 0.2 3,420 0.5

Asian or Asian British

Indian 12,303 1.7 16,130 2.1

Pakistani 15,064 2.1 22,492 3.0

Bangladeshi 2,537 0.4 4,432 0.6

Chinese1 3,447 0.5 5,933 0.8

Other Asian1 2,386 0.3 9,256 1.2

Black/African/Caribbean/Black British

African 2,435 0.3 14,894 2.0

Caribbean 6,718 0.9 6,728 0.9

Other Black 1,165 0.2 4,271 0.6

Arab or other ethnic groupArab

2 ~ ~ 3,791 0.5

Other ethnic group 2,528 0.4 4,439 0.6

Religion

Christian 492,656 68.9 419,790 55.9

Buddhist 1,587 0.2 2,772 0.4

Hindu 4,183 0.6 7,048 0.9

Jewish 8,267 1.2 6,847 0.9

Muslim 21,394 3.0 40,772 5.4

Sikh 7,586 1.1 8,914 1.2

Other religion 1,530 0.2 2,396 0.3

No religion 120,139 16.8 212,229 28.2

Religion not stated 58,060 8.1 50,717 6.7

Notes:

1. Comparability issues exist between these categories for the 2001 and 2011 Census

2. No comparable data exists for these ethnic groups in 2001 Census

Leeds 2 0 0 1 Leed s 2 0 1 1Demogr aph i c P ro f i l e Com par i son

2 0 0 1 - 2 0 1 1


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Housing Profile

This section contains information on:The usually resident population living in householdsAccommodation typeTenureNumber of rooms and bedroomsCentral heating


The usually resident population living in households There are 332,674 household spaces in Leeds of which 320,596 are

occupied by at least one usual resident

The number of households with at least one usual resident has increasedby 6.3% from 301,614 in 2001 to 320,596 in 2011

The average household size in Leeds is 2.3 persons compared to 2.4 forEngland and Wales

Accommodation type "Whole houses" or bungalows account for 78.1% of all households in

Leeds, (78.0% in England and Wales), however there are proportionatelyfewer detached properties in Leeds, 14.5% compared to 22.6%, andproportionately more semi-detached, 36.9% compared to 30.7%

The percentage of households living in whole houses or bungalows hasfallen by 3.4 percentage points, from 81.5% in 2001 to 78.1% in 2011,while the percentage of households living in flats, maisonettes orapartments has increased by 3.5 percentage points, from 18.3% in 2001to 21.8% in 2011

Tenure

58.6% of occupied households in Leeds are "owner occupied", comparedto 64.3% in England and Wales

The percentage of owner occupied households in Leeds has fallen by 3.6percentage points, from 62.2% in 2001 to 58.6% in 2011

39.9% of occupied households in Leeds are rented, compared to 34.3% inEngland and Wales

The city has higher proportions of households that are renting from thelocal authority (16.9% compared to 9.4%), and from a private landlord orletting agency (16.7% compared to 15.3%), but a lower proportionrenting from a Housing Association / Registered Social Landlord (5.1%compared to 8.2%)


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In Leeds, the percentage of households living in rented accommodationhas increased from 37.8% in 2001 to 39.9% in 2011

The proportion of households that are renting from the local authority hasfallen from 20.9% in 2001 to 16.9% in 2011, while the proportion ofhouseholds renting from a private landlord or letting agency has almost

doubled from 8.4% in 2001 to 16.7% in 2011

Rooms and bedrooms The average number of rooms per household in Leeds is 5.2, compared to

an average for England and Wales of 5.4 The average number of bedrooms per household in Leeds is 2.7, the same

as the England and Wales average 9.1% of households in Leeds (29,199) are deemed to be overcrowded,

compared to 8.5% in England and Wales (households with an occupancyrate of -1 or less for rooms)

3.8% of households in Leeds (12,310) have an occupancy rate of -1 orless for bedrooms, compared to 4.7% in England and Wales

The proportion of households deemed to be overcrowded has increasedfrom 7.8% in 2001 to 9.1% in 2011

Central heating 94.7% of households in Leeds have central heating compared to 97.3%

for England and Wales The proportion of households in the city without central heating has fallen

by 15.4 percentage points from 20.7% in 2001 to 5.3% in 2011


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Household spaces Source: Census Table KS401

All dwellings 331,819 24,359,880

Unshared dwelling 331,535 99.9 24,338,612 99.9

Shared dwelling: Two household spaces 83 0.03 6,965 0.03

Shared dwelling: Three or more household spaces 201 0.1 14,303 0.1

All household spaces 332,674 24,429,618

With at least one usual resident (occupied) 320,596 96.4 23,366,044 95.6

With no usual residents (unoccupied) 12,078 3.6 1,063,574 4.4

Accommodation Type Source: Census Table KS401

Whole house or bungalow 259,844 78.1 19,046,987 78.0

Detached 48,361 14.5 5,512,289 22.6

Semi-detached 122,757 36.9 7,506,350 30.7

Terraced (including end terrace) 88,726 26.7 6,028,348 24.7

Flat, maisonette or apartment 72,449 21.8 5,276,618 21.6

Purpose built block of flats or tenement 59,519 17.9 3,987,968 16.3

10,175 3.1 1,017,335 4.2

In commercial building 2,755 0.8 271,315 1.1

Caravan or other mobile or temporary structure 381 0.1 106,013 0.4

Tenure Source: Census Table KS402

All housholds (with at least one usual resident) 320,596 23,366,044

Owner occupied 187,909 58.6 15,031,914 64.3

Own outright 83,385 26.0 7,206,954 30.8

Owns with a mortgage or loan 103,082 32.2 7,646,724 32.7

Shared ownership 1,442 0.4 178,236 0.8

Rented 127,833 39.9 8,018,639 34.3

Social - Council (local authority) 54,122 16.9 2,208,080 9.4

16,255 5.1 1,910,381 8.2

Private - landlord or letting agency 53,599 16.7 3,566,467 15.3

Private - Other Rented 3,857 1.2 333,711 1.4

Living rent free 4,854 1.5 315,491 1.4

Rooms, bedrooms, central heating Source: Census Table KS403

Average household size 2.3 ~ 2.4 ~

Average number of rooms per household 5.2 ~ 5.4 ~

Average number of bedrooms per household 2.7 ~ 2.7 ~

Households with an occupancy rating (rooms) of -1 or less 29,199 9.1 1,995,860 8.5

Households with an occupancy rating (bedrooms) of -1 or less 12,310 3.8 1,100,606 4.7

Households with central heating 303,571 94.7 22,741,949 97.3

Households without central heating 17,025 5.3 624,095 2.7

Leed s MD En g lan d & W alesHous ing Pro f i le

Part of a converted or shared house

(including bedsits)

Social - Housing Association / Registered

Social Landlord


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Household spaces

All household spaces 312,541 332,674

With at least one usual resident (occupied) 301,614 96.5 320,596 96.4

With no usual residents (unoccupied) 10,927 3.5 12,078 3.6

Accommodation Type

Whole house or bungalow 254,816 81.5 259,844 78.1

Detached 46,082 14.7 48,361 14.5Semi-detached 121,398 38.8 122,757 36.9

Terraced (including end terrace) 87,336 27.9 88,726 26.7

Flat, maisonette or apartment 57,338 18.3 72,449 21.8

Purpose built block of flats or tenement 44,196 14.1 59,519 17.9

10,607 3.4 10,175 3.1

In commercial building 2,535 0.8 2,755 0.8

Caravan or other mobile or temporary structure 387 0.1 381 0.1

Tenure

All housholds (with at least one usual resident) 301,614 320,596

Owner occupied 187,651 62.2 187,909 58.6

Own outright 74,310 24.6 83,385 26.0

Owns with a mortgage or loan 112,049 37.1 103,082 32.2

Shared ownership 1,292 0.4 1,442 0.4

Rented 113,963 37.8 127,833 39.9

Social - Council (local authority) 63,076 20.9 54,122 16.912,986 4.3 16,255 5.1

Private landlord or letting agency 25,304 8.4 53,599 16.7

Other private rented 12,597 4.2 3,857 1.2

Living rent free1 ~ ~ 4,854 1.5

Rooms, amenities, central heating

Average household size 2.3 ~ 2.3 ~

Average number of rooms per household 5.1 ~ 5.2 ~

Households with an occupancy rating of -1 or less 23,440 7.8 29,199 9.1

With central heating 239,143 79.3 303,571 94.7

Without central heating 62,471 20.7 17,025 5.3

Notes:

1. No comparable data exists for this category in the 2001 Census

Leeds 2 0 0 1 Leed s 2 0 1 1Hous ing Pro f i le Com par ison

2 0 0 1 - 2 0 1 1

Part of a converted or shared house

(including bedsits)

Social - Housing Association / Registered

Social Landlord


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Household Composition

This section contains information on:Living arrangementsMarital and civil partnership statusHousehold compositionLone parent households


N.B. The 2011 Census collected information on civil partnerships for the first

time, reflecting the Civil Partnership Act 2004 which came into effect in the UKon 5December 2005.

Living arrangements In Leeds 54.2% of all adults live in a couple and 45.8% do not, this

compares England and Wales rates of 57.8% and 42.2% respectively The proportion of people living in a couple has fallen by 3.2 percentage

points from 57.4% in 2001 to 54.2% in 2011

Marital and civil partnership status

Married people account for 41.5% of adults in Leeds, lower than theEngland and Wales rate of 46.6% 0.2% of adults in Leeds are in a registered same-sex civil partnership,

mirroring the rate for England and Wales 40.8% of adults in Leeds are single (never married or never registered in

a same-sex civil partnership), much higher than the England and Walesrate of 34.6%

Household composition A third of all households in Leeds are occupied by people living on their

own, a slightly higher proportion than for England and Wales as a whole(30.2%)

The proportion of single person households has increased from 31.6% in2001 to 33.3% in 2011

19% of all households in Leeds consist of pensioners only (compared to20.6% in England and Wales), of the 60,672 pensioner only households inLeeds 38,326 are occupied by a lone person (12% of all households in thecity)

Just under 28% of all households in Leeds contain dependent children,and almost 12% contain children under 5 years of age, broadly consistentwith the rates for England and Wales


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Lone parent households Just under 35,000 households in Leeds are headed by a lone parent

(10.9%), very slightly higher than the average for England and Wales(10.6%)

The proportion of lone parents increased by 1.1 percentage points, from9.8% in 2001 to 10.9% in 2011

91% of lone parent families with dependent children are headed by afemale

In Leeds, 60% of lone parent households with dependent children areheaded by a parent in full or part-time employment (compared to 51% in2001)

Female lone parents are however much more likely to be in part-timeemployment than their male counterparts (36.5% for females compare to13% for males)


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Living Arrangements Source: Census Table KS104

All people aged 16 and over in households 594,091 44,533,150

Living in a couple 322,262 54.2 25,739,400 57.8

246,399 41.5 20,429,310 45.9

Cohabiting 75,863 12.8 5,310,090 11.9

Not living in a couple 271,829 45.8 18,793,750 42.2

177,398 29.9 11,475,890 25.8

7,398 1.2 640,114 1.4

12,973 2.2 941,885 2.1

37,840 6.4 2,922,463 6.6

36,220 6.1 2,813,398 6.3

Marital and civil partnership status Source: Census Table KS103

All people aged 16 and over 613,992 45,496,780

250,309 40.8 15,730,275 34.6

254,951 41.5 21,196,684 46.6

1,236 0.2 104,942 0.2

15,910 2.6 1,195,882 2.6

51,653 8.4 4,099,330 9.0

39,933 6.5 3,169,667 7.0

Household composition Source: Census Table KS105

All households (with at least one usual resident) 320,596 23,366,044

One person 106,739 33.3 7,067,261 30.2

Pensioner (aged 65 and over) 38,326 12.0 2,903,930 12.4

Other 68,413 21.3 4,163,331 17.8

One family only 186,547 58.2 14,448,646 61.8

All pensioners (aged 65 and over) 22,346 7.0 1,905,393 8.2

95,361 29.7 7,757,255 33.2

No children 36,275 11.3 2,883,145 12.3With dependent children 43,842 13.7 3,557,230 15.2

All children non-dependent 15,244 4.8 1,316,880 5.6

33,952 10.6 2,298,234 9.8

No children 19,713 6.1 1,233,571 5.3

With dependent children 12,804 4.0 949,564 4.1

All children non-dependent 1,435 0.4 115,099 0.5

34,888 10.9 2,487,764 10.6

With dependent children 24,499 7.6 1,671,396 7.2


Other household types 27,310 8.5 1,850,137 7.9


All full-time students 4,923 1.5 132,352 0.6

All pensioners (aged 65 and over) 688 0.2 66,167 0.3

Other 14,457 4.5 1,038,993 4.4

Households with dependent children Source: Census Table KS106

Children - All ages 88,415 27.6 6,792,627 29.1

Children - Aged 0-4 37,640 11.7 2,748,369 11.8

Lone parent households with dependent children Source: Census Table KS107

All lone parent households with dependent children 24,368 1,662,205

In part-time employment 8,384 34.4 555,483 33.4

In full-time employment 6,184 25.4 432,214 26.0

Not in employment 9,800 40.2 674,508 40.6

Male lone parents 2,254 9.2 161,876 9.7

In part-time employment 293 1.2 23,598 1.4


Not in employment 821 3.4 53,151 3.2

Female lone parents 22,114 90.8 1,500,329 90.3




Cohabiting couple households

Lone parent households

Leeds MD England & W ales

Single (never married or never registered a same-sex civil

partnership)

Married

In a registered same-sex civil partnership

Married or same sex civil partnership couple

households

Separated (but still legally married or still legally in a same-

sex civil partnership)Divorced or formerly in a same-sex civil partnership which

is now legally dissolvedWidowed or surviving partner from a same-sex civil

partnership

Household Compositions

Single (never married or never registered a same-sex civil partnership)Married or in a registered same-sex civil

partnershipSeparated (but still legally married or still legally

in a same-sex civil partnership)Divorced or formerly in a same-sex civil

partnership which is now legally dissolved

Widowed or surviving partner from a same-sex

civil partnership

Married or in a registered same-sex civil

partnership


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Living Arrangements1

All people aged 16 and over in households 562,332 594,091

Living in a couple1 322,575 57.4 322,262 54.2

261,764 46.5 246,399 41.5

Cohabiting 60,811 10.8 75,863 12.8

Not living in a couple1 239,757 42.6 271,829 45.8

148,144 26.3 177,398 29.9

5,478 1.0 7,398 1.2

11,185 2.0 12,973 2.2

32,563 5.8 37,840 6.4

42,387 7.5 36,220 6.1

Marital and civil partnership status1

All people aged 16 and over 572,311 613,992

195,155 34.1 250,309 40.8

230,680 40.3 254,951 41.5

39,007 6.8 ~ ~

~ ~ 1,236 0.2

14,136 2.5 15,910 2.6

46,425 8.1 51,653 8.4

46,908 8.2 39,933 6.5

Household composition

All households (with at least one usual resident) 301,614 320,596

One person 95,451 31.6 106,739 33.3

Pensioner (aged 65 and over)3 43,309 14.4 38,326 12.0

Other 52,142 17.3 68,413 21.3

One family only 182,997 60.7 186,547 58.2

All pensioners (aged 65 and over) 25,574 8.5 22,346 7.0

100,587 33.3 95,361 29.7

No children 35,736 11.8 36,275 11.3



27,247 9.0 33,952 10.6

No children 15,637 5.2 19,713 6.1



29,589 9.8 34,888 10.9



Other household types 23,166 7.7 27,310 8.5


All full-time students 3,563 1.2 4,923 1.5

All pensioners (aged 65 and over)3 1,225 0.4 688 0.2

Other 11,202 3.7 14,457 4.5

Households with dependent children

Children - All ages 86,882 28.8 88,415 27.6

Children - Aged 0-4 32,780 10.9 37,640 11.7

Lone parent households with dependent children

All lone parent households with dependent children 21,249 24,368




Male lone parents 1,451 6.8 2,254 9.2

In part-time employment 103 0.5 293 1.2

In full-time employment 724 3.4 1,140 4.7

Not in employment 624 2.9 821 3.4

Female lone parents 19,798 93.2 22,114 90.8




Notes:

1. The category "In a registered same-sex civil partnership" was not available in the 2001 Census

2. Re-married is not included in the 2011 Census release.3. In the 2001 Census, a 'pensioner' was defined as a male aged 65 and over, or a female aged 60 and over.

Married or same sex civil partnership couple

households

Cohabiting couple households

Lone parent households

Leeds 2 0 0 1 Leeds 2 0 1 1Household Compositions Comparison

2 0 0 1 - 2 0 1 1

Single (never married or never registered a same-sex civil partnership)


Re-married

Widowed or surviving partner from a same-sex civil

partnership

Separated (but still legally married or still legally

in a same-sex civil partnership)Divorced or formerly in a same-sex civil

partnership which is now legally dissolvedWidowed or surviving partner from a same-sex

civil partnership


partnership

Single (never married or never registered a same-sex civil

partnership)

Married

In a registered same-sex civil partnership

Separated (but still legally married or still legally in a same-sex civil partnership)Divorced or formerly in a same-sex civil partnership which

is now legally dissolved


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Economy Profile

This section contains information on:Economic activityHours workedOccupation groupsNational Statistics socio-economic Classification (NS-SeC)Industry of employmentCar or van availability

The data relating to economic activity and employment has also been published

by gender and separate economy profiles for males and females have alsobeen included in this section.

N.B. ONS advises that economic activity data as collected by the 2011 Census isnot directly comparable with 2001 due to factors that include changes in theunderlying classification and improvements in the questions on the censusquestionnaire. ONS will publish analysis in 2013 to explain how these estimateshave changed in the ten year period.


Economic Activity The economic activity profile of people in Leeds aged 16-74 is broadly

similar to that for England and Wales, although Leeds has a slightly lowerproportion of people who are self-employed and a slightly higherproportion of students

69.5% of people in Leeds aged 16-74 are economically active, but therate for males is higher at 74%, while the rate for females is lower at65.1%

Just over 73,500 people in Leeds aged 16-74 are in part-timeemployment, of these 57,039 are women and 16,468 are men

At the time of the 2011 Census 6.9% (26,786) of the economically activepopulation of Leeds aged between 16 and 74 was unemployed (comparedto 6.3% for England and Wales)

Of the 26,786 people who were unemployed:o 16,787 are male and 9,999 are femaleo 10,856 are long term unemployed (6,700 men and 4,156 women)o 4,798 have never worked (2,832 men and 1,966 women)o 7,613 are aged 16-24 (4,838 men and 2,775 women)o 4,454 are aged 50 and over (3,085 men and 1,369 women)


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The proportion of the population aged 16-74 that are full time students issignificantly higher in Leeds (13%) than for England and Wales as a whole(9.2%)

Hours worked

In Leeds there were 355,225 people aged 16-74 in employment in theweek before the census, of which

o 34,322 (9.7%) worked 15 hours or less per weeko 70,354 (19.8%) worked between 16-30 hours per weeko 211,309 (59.5%) worked between 31-48 hours per week, ando 39,240 (11.0%) work 49 or more hours per week

Occupation Groups

In Leeds 41% of the people aged 16-74 in employment work inmanagerial and professional / associate professional occupations,

mirroring the rate for England and Wales The occupation with the highest number of respondents was the

professional occupations (65,784 people, 18.5%) while process, plantand machine operatives had the lowest number (23,312, 6.6%)

Industry of Employment In Leeds the wholesale and retail trade was the largest employer of the

16-74 age group, with 56,612 of employed usual residents working in thissector, this was followed by human, health and other social workactivities(47,811, 13.5%) and education (37,153, 10.5%)

Car or van availability The number of cars or vans available to households in Leeds increased by

almost 38,800, from 284,243 in 2001 to 323,030 in 2011, and is similarto the increase in population (36,000) over the same period

32.1% of households in Leeds have no car or van, compared to 25.6% forEngland and Wales and the proportion of households in the city without acar or van has fallen by 2.4 percentage points from 2001

41.6% of households in the city have one car or van, a slight fall from2001 (42%), but broadly in line with the average for England and Wales

(42.2%) The number of households in the city with access to more than one car or

van has increased from 23.6% in 2001 to 26.4% in 2011, but is below theEngland and Wales average of 32.1%


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All usual residents aged 16 to 74 560,849 41,126,540

Economic Activity Source: Census Table KS601

Economically active population 389,929 69.5 28,659,869 69.7

Employees 291,035 51.9 21,462,202 52.2

Part-time 73,507 13.1 5,646,290 13.7

Full-time 217,528 38.8 15,815,912 38.5

Self employed 42,298 7.5 3,987,661 9.7

Unemployed 26,786 4.8 1,799,536 4.4

Full-time student 29,810 5.3 1,410,470 3.4

Economically inactive 170,920 30.5 12,466,671 30.3

Retired 69,446 12.4 5,682,192 13.8

Student (including full-time students) 46,047 8.2 2,389,711 5.8

Looking after home / family 20,435 3.6 1,781,530 4.3

Long-term sick / disabled 22,498 4.0 1,714,894 4.2

Other 12,494 2.2 898,344 2.2

Unemployment

Aged 16-24 years 7,613 1.4 502,438 1.2

Aged 50 and over 4,454 0.8 332,683 0.8

People who have never worked 4,798 0.9 291,072 0.7

People who are long-term unemployed 10,856 1.9 706,924 1.7

No adults in employment in household Source: Census Table KS106 320,596 23,366,404

All households (with residents) 320,596 23,366,404


No dependent children 94,870 29.6 6,861,894 29.4

Hours Worked Source: Census Table KS604

355,225 26,526,336

Part-time: 15 hours or less worked 34,322 9.7 2,543,578 9.6

Part-time: 16 to 30 hours worked 70,354 19.8 5,175,078 19.5

Full-time: 31 to 48 hours worked 211,309 59.5 15,293,318 57.7

Full-time: 49 or more hours worked 39,240 11.0 3,514,362 13.2

Occupation Groups Source: Census Table KS608

355,225 26,526,336

Managers, directors and senior officials 33,735 9.5 2,860,702 10.8

Professional occupations 65,784 18.5 4,615,759 17.4

Associate professional and technical 46,626 13.1 3,366,313 12.7

Administrative and secretarial 42,777 12.0 3,034,637 11.4

Skilled trades 36,027 10.1 3,041,957 11.5

Caring, leisure and other service occupations 32,353 9.1 2,492,117 9.4

Sales and customer services 33,516 9.4 2,240,869 8.4

Process, plant and machine operatives 23,312 6.6 1,919,017 7.2

Elementary occupations 41,095 11.6 2,954,965 11.1

National Statistics Socio-economic Classification Source: Census Table KS611


Higher managerial and professional occupations 58,491 10.4 4,220,766 10.3

11,511 2.1 967,013 2.4

46,980 8.4 3,253,753 7.9

108,607 19.4 8,571,458 20.8

Intermediate occupations 72,518 12.9 5,240,440 12.7

Small employers and own account workers 41,641 7.4 3,872,779 9.4

Lower supervisory and technical occupations 35,744 6.4 2,857,185 6.9

Semi-routine occupations 74,729 13.3 5,789,519 14.1

Routine occupations 60,678 10.8 4,564,916 11.1

Never worked and long-term unemployed 33,868 6.0 2,301,614 5.6

Never worked 23,012 4.1 1,594,690 3.9

Long-term unemployed 10,856 1.9 706,924 1.7

Not classified 74,573 13.3 3,707,863 9.0

Full-time students 74,573 13.3 3,707,863 9.0

Not classifiable for other reasons 0 0.0 0 0.0

Higher professional occupations

Leed s MD En g lan d & W alesEconomy Prof i le

All usual residents aged 16 to 74 in employment the week before the

census

Lower managerial, administrative and professional

occupations

Large employers and higher managerial and

administrative occupations


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Leed s MD En g lan d & W alesEconomy Prof i le

Industry of Employment Source: Census Table KS605

355,225 26,526,336

740 0.2 227,286 0.9

246 0.1 46,478 0.2

29,611 8.3 2,369,998 8.9

2,867 0.8 151,051 0.6

2,286 0.6 187,616 0.7

25,313 7.1 2,043,229 7.7

56,612 15.9 4,220,124 15.9

15,389 4.3 1,313,316 5.0

21,623 6.1 1,484,838 5.6

12,815 3.6 1,055,356 4.0

20,741 5.8 1,145,488 4.3

4,605 1.3 384,499 1.4

24,366 6.9 1,745,743 6.6

18,683 5.3 1,293,788 4.9

17,527 4.9 1,591,614 6.0

37,153 10.5 2,628,063 9.9

47,811 13.5 3,318,464 12.5

16,837 4.7 1,319,385 5.0Car or van availability Source: Census Table KS404

All households (with residents) 320,596 23,366,044

No cars or vans in household 102,787 32.1 5,989,770 25.6

One car or van in household 133,414 41.6 9,861,642 42.2

Two cars or vans in household 68,943 21.5 5,777,662 24.7

Three cars or vans in household 11,751 3.7 1,283,780 5.5

Four or more cars or vans in household 3,701 1.2 453,190 1.9

All cars or vans in the area 323,030 27,294,656

O Public administration and defence; compulsory

social security

P Education

Q Human health and social work activities

R, S, T, U Other

I Accommodation and food service activities

J Information and communication

K Financial and insurance activities

L Real estate activities

M Professional, scientific and technical activities

N Administrative and support service activities

C Manufacturing

D Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply

E Water supply; sewerage, waste management andremediation activities

F ConstructionG Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles

and motor cyclesH Transport and storage


census

A Agriculture, forestry and fishing

B Mining and quarrying


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Employees 144,211 52.1 10,737,806 52.7

Part-time 16,468 6.0 1,242,570 6.1

Full-time 127,743 46.2 9,495,236 46.6

Self employed 30,531 11.0 2,809,690 13.8

Unemployed 16,787 6.1 1,076,521 5.3

Full-time student 13,259 4.8 651,786 3.2


Retired 29,269 10.6 2,428,289 11.9


Looking after home / family 2,197 0.8 167,204 0.8

Long-term sick / disabled 11,784 4.3 896,251 4.4

Other 6,048 2.2 406,369 2.0

Unemployment

Aged 16-24 years 4,838 1.7 313,956 1.5

Aged 50 and over 3,085 1.1 219,488 1.1




184,048 14,028,245

Part-time: 15 hours or less worked 11,998 3.4 809,013 3.0



Full-time: 49 or more hours worked 29,125 8.2 2,691,347 10.1


184,048 14,028,245




Administrative and secretarial 10,222 5.6 672,219 4.8

Skilled trades 32,490 17.7 2,709,028 19.3

Caring, leisure and other service occupations 6,135 3.3 456,843 3.3

Sales and customer services 12,220 6.6 797,705 5.7

Process, plant and machine operatives 20,782 11.3 1,686,106 12.0

Elementary occupations 22,368 12.2 1,614,232 11.5National Statistics Socio-economic Classification Source: Census Table KS612



7,084 2.6 623,605 3.1

29,172 10.5 2,130,367 10.4

49,687 18.0 3,919,339 19.2



Lower supervisory and technical occupations 25,703 9.3 2,034,253 10.0



Never worked and long-term unemployed 15,078 5.5 954,539 4.7

Never worked 8,378 3.0 551,512 2.7

Long-term unemployed 6,700 2.4 403,027 2.0Not classified 35,353 12.8 1,837,292 9.0



Lower managerial, administrative and professional

occupations

Higher professional occupations

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Number Rate (%) Number Rate (%)Econom y Prof i le (Males)

Leed s MD En g lan d & W ales

Industry of Employment Source: Census Table KS606 0 0

184,048 14,028,245

537 0.3 164,105 1.2

223 0.1 40,027 0.3

22,340 12.1 1,782,047 12.7

1,778 1.0 110,868 0.8

1,734 0.9 151,233 1.1

22,010 12.0 1,794,329 12.8

30,162 16.4 2,218,997 15.8

12,235 6.6 1,039,390 7.4

10,303 5.6 694,862 5.0

9,003 4.9 729,989 5.2

9,707 5.3 599,432 4.3

2,191 1.2 181,701 1.3

12,561 6.8 938,664 6.7

10,322 5.6 712,839 5.1

8,831 4.8 845,481 6.0

11,352 6.2 741,343 5.3

11,111 6.0 705,949 5.0

7,648 4.2 576,989 4.1


R, S, T, U Other




N Administrative and support service activitiesO Public administration and defence; compulsory

social security

P Education



and motor cycles

H Transport and storage




censusA Agriculture, forestry and fishing


C Manufacturing



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Employees 146,824 51.7 10,724,396 51.7

Part-time 57,039 20.1 4,403,720 21.2

Full-time 89,785 31.6 6,320,676 30.5

Self employed 11,767 4.1 1,177,971 5.7

Unemployed 9,999 3.5 723,015 3.5

Full-time student 16,551 5.8 758,684 3.7


Retired 40,177 14.1 3,253,903 15.7


Looking after home / family 18,238 6.4 1,614,326 7.8

Long-term sick / disabled 10,714 3.8 818,643 3.9

Other 6,446 2.3 491,975 2.4

Unemployment

Aged 16-24 years 2,775 1.0 188,482 0.9

Aged 50 and over 1,369 0.5 113,195 0.5




171,177 12,498,091

Part-time: 15 hours or less worked 22,324 6.3 1,734,565 6.5



Full-time: 49 or more hours worked 10,115 2.8 823,015 3.1


171,177 12,498,091




Administrative and secretarial 32,555 19.0 2,362,418 18.9

Skilled trades 3,537 2.1 332,929 2.7

Caring, leisure and other service occupations 26,218 15.3 2,035,274 16.3

Sales and customer services 21,296 12.4 1,443,164 11.5

Process, plant and machine operatives 2,530 1.5 232,911 1.9

Elementary occupations 18,727 10.9 1,340,733 10.7

National Statistics Socio-economic Classification Source: Census Table KS613



4,427 1.6 343,408 1.7

17,808 6.3 1,123,386 5.4

58,920 20.7 4,652,119 22.4



Lower supervisory and technical occupations 10,041 3.5 822,932 4.0



Never worked and long-term unemployed 18,790 6.6 1,347,075 6.5

Never worked 14,634 5.1 1,043,178 5.0

Long-term unemployed 4,156 1.5 303,897 1.5

Not classified 39,220 13.8 1,870,571 9.0





Higher professional occupationsLower managerial, administrative and professional

occupations

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Number Rate (%) Number Rate (%)Econom y Prof i le (Females)

Leed s MD En g lan d & W ales

Industry of Employment Source: Census Table KS607

171,177 12,498,091

203 0.1 63,181 0.5

23 0.0 6,451 0.1

7,271 4.2 587,951 4.7

1,089 0.6 40,183 0.3

552 0.3 36,383 0.3

3,303 1.9 248,900 2.0

26,450 15.5 2,001,127 16.0

3,154 1.8 273,926 2.2

11,320 6.6 789,976 6.3

3,812 2.2 325,367 2.6

11,034 6.4 546,056 4.4

2,414 1.4 202,798 1.6

11,805 6.9 807,079 6.5

8,361 4.9 580,949 4.6

8,696 5.1 746,133 6.0

25,801 15.1 1,886,720 15.1

36,700 21.4 2,612,515 20.9

9,189 5.4 742,396 5.9


R, S, T, U Other




N Administrative and support service activities

O Public administration and defence; compulsory

social securityP Education


and motor cyclesH Transport and storage



A Agriculture, forestry and fishing


C Manufacturing




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All usual residents aged 16 to 74 520,479 560,849

Hours Worked

322,831 355,225

Part-time: 15 hours or less worked 25,758 8.0 34,322 9.7

Part-time: 16 to 30 hours worked 57,569 17.8 70,354 19.8

Full-time: 31 to 48 hours worked 194,835 60.4 211,309 59.5Full-time: 49 or more hours worked 44,669 13.8 39,240 11.0

Car ownership

All households (with residents) 301,614 320,596

None 103,987 34.5 102,787 32.1

One 126,673 42.0 133,414 41.6

Two 58,985 19.6 68,943 21.5

Three 9,348 3.1 11,751 3.7

Four or more 2,621 0.9 3,701 1.2

All cars or vans in the area 284,243 323,030

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Lifelong Learning Profile

This section contains information on:Highest level of qualificationFull-time students and school children (post 16)

ONS advises that some of the qualifications data are not directly comparablewith 2001. This is due to a number of factors including changes in the levelassigned to some qualifications, and the addition of a foreign qualification tick-box. A comparison table has been included with this section but care must betaken when interpreting this data.


Highest level of qualification 23.2% of adults in Leeds have no qualifications, compared to 22.7%

across England and Wales 12.6% of adults in Leeds have level 1 qualifications (1-4 GCSEs or

equivalent), compared to 13.3% in England and Wales 14.1% of adults in Leeds have level 2 qualifications (5 GCSEs or

equivalent), compared to 15.3% in England and Wales

3.7% of adults in Leeds have an apprenticeship compared to 3.6% inEngland and Wales 14.7% of adults in Leeds have level 3 qualifications (2 or more A-levels or

equivalent), compared to 12.3% in England and Wales 26.9% of adults in Leeds have level 4 or above qualifications (Bachelors

degree or equivalent, and higher qualifications), compared to 27.2% inEngland and Wales

4.7% of adults in Leeds have other qualifications (including foreignqualifications), compared to 5.7% in England and Wales

Full-time students and school children (post 16) In Leeds there are just under 15,000 young people aged 16-17 still in

school There are just under 60,000 full time students aged 18 and over in the

city, 9.7% of the usual residents aged 16 or over (compared to a rate of5.5% for England and Wales


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All usual residents aged 16 and over 613,992 45,496,780

Qualifications Source: Census Table KS501

Highest level of qualification

No qualifications 142,481 23.2 10,307,327 22.7

Level 1 qualifications 77,294 12.6 6,047,384 13.3


22,893 3.7 1,631,777 3.6


Level 4 and above qualifications 165,429 26.9 12,383,477 27.2

Other qualifications 28,784 4.7 2,570,580 5.7

Students Source: Census Table KS501

Full-time students and school children (post 16)

Aged 16-17 14,928 2.4 1,230,368 2.7

Aged 18 and over 59,741 9.7 2,485,001 5.5

Economically active

In employment 19,022 3.1 836,788 1.8

Unemployed 6,305 1.0 219,756 0.5


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All usual residents aged 16 and over1 520,479 613,992

Qualifications

Highest level of qualification

No qualifications 160,778 30.9 142,481 23.2

Level 1 qualifications 82,986 15.9 77,294 12.6

Level 2 qualifications 87,308 16.8 86,614 14.1

Apprenticeship2

~ ~ 22,893 3.7Level 3 qualifications 53,782 10.3 90,497 14.7

Level 4-5 qualifications 100,024 19.2 165,429 26.9

Other qualifications / level unknown 35,601 6.8 28,784 4.7

Students

Full-time students and school children (post 16) 54,294 74,669

Aged 16-17 12,856 2.5 14,928 2.4

Aged 18 and over3 41,438 8.0 59,741 9.7

Economically inactive 27,087 5.2 34,318 5.6

Economically active 14,351 2.8 25,327 4.1

In employment 12,408 2.4 19,022 3.1

Unemployed 1,943 0.4 6,305 1.0

Notes:

1. In the 2001 Census, "Aged 16 and over" was defined as "Aged 16-74"

2. The qualification category "Apprenticeship" was not included in the 2001 Census.

3. In the 2001 Census, "Aged 18 and over" was defined as "Aged 18-74"

Leeds 2 0 0 1 Leeds 2 0 1 1Lifelong Learn ing Profile Compar ison

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Health and Wellbeing Profile

This section contains information on:Limiting long-term illnessGeneral healthProvision of unpaid careCommunal establishments


Limiting long-term illnessN.B. In 2011, those reporting a long-term health problem or disability (includingthose related to age) that limited their day-to-day activities and that had lasted,or was expected to last, at least 12 months, were asked to assess whether theirdaily activities were limited a lot, a little or not at all by such a health problem.In 2001 the limiting-long term illness response categories were just yes orno. To compare 2001 and 2011, the 2011 results for yes, limited a lotandyes, limited a little have been combined into a single yes response.

Over 125,000 people in Leeds (16.8% of the total population) feel thatthey have a long-term illness, slightly less than the England and Wales

rate of 17.9% Of these people, just over 59,000 (7.9% of the total population) feel that

their day-to-day activities are limited a lot and just over 66,500 (8.9% ofthe total population) feel their day-to-day activities are limited a little

Almost 61,000 people of working age (16-64 years) have a limiting long-term illness

24.8% of all households in Leeds contain one or more people with alimiting long-term illness

The number of people reporting limiting long-term illness in Leeds hasfallen from just over 128,000 in 2001 (18%) to just over 125,000 in 2011

(16.8%)

General HealthN.B. In 2011 residents were asked to assess their general state of health on afive point scale: very good, good, fair, bad or very bad. This was not a newquestion in 2011 but its structure has changed. In 2001 it was based on a threepoint scale: good, fairly good or not good. The findings are therefore not directlycomparable. For example, some people recording their health as fair in 2011might have said fairly good using a 2001 scale but some might have said notgood. ONS will publish an analysis of the data relating to health in 2013 whichwill compare general health data with 2001 by applying weightings to theresponse categories.


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5.4% of all people in Leeds feel that their general health is "bad" orverybad, broadly consistent with the average for England and Wales (5.6%)

12.7% of people feel that their general health isfair, compared to13.2% for England and Wales

33.8% of people feel that their general health isgood, compared to34.1% for England and Wales

48.1% of people feel that their general health isvery good, compared to47.1%% for England and Wales

Provision of unpaid care Over 71,500 people in Leeds (9.5% of the total population) are providers

of unpaid care, with over 16,000 people providing care for 50 or morehours per week

The proportion of people in the city providing unpaid care is slightly belowthe England and Wales rate of 10.3%

The proportion of people in Leeds who are providers of care has fallenvery slightly from 9.8% in 2001 to 9.5% in 2011

Communal establishmentsCommunal establishments provide managed residential accommodation suchas; sheltered accommodation units; student halls; large hotels; hospitals andprisons.

The Census identified 471 communal establishments in Leeds Just over 20,000 people in Leeds (2.7%) live in communal

establishments, compared to 1.8% in England and Wales

Of these 80.8% live in non-medical establishments (such as large hotels,student halls or prisons), this is a much higher proportion than theEngland and Wales rate of 57%

Just under 3,800 communal establishment residents in Leeds live inmedical and care establishments (18.9%), much lower than the Englandand Wales rate of 42%

The number of people living in communal establishments in Leeds appearsto have dramatically increased since 2001, when there were just over9,500 communal establishment residents, this is largely due to thenumber of new student halls that have been built in the city over the last

10 years The number of people living in medical and care establishments in the city

has actually fallen, from 4,453 in 2001 to 3,867 in 2011


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All usual residents 751,485 56,075,912

Limiting Long-Term Illness Source: Census Table KS106

Households with limiting long-term illness

With one or more person with a limiting long-term illness 79,413 24.8 6,055,489 26.0

With dependent children 13,499 4.2 1,088,011 4.7

No dependent children 65,914 20.6 4,967,478 21.3

All peopleSource: Census Table KS301

Day to day activities limited a lot 59,155 7.9 4,769,712 8.5

Day to day activities limited a little 66,523 8.9 5,278,729 9.4

Day to day activities not limited 625,807 83.3 46,027,471 82.1

All people aged 16-64

Day to day activities limited a lot 27,010 3.6 2,086,236 3.7

Day to day activities limited a little 33,964 4.5 2,619,966 4.7

Day to day activities not limited 443,420 59.0 31,567,505 56.3

General Health Source: Census Table KS301

People whose health was:

Very good 361,295 48.1 26,434,409 47.1

Good 254,023 33.8 19,094,820 34.1

Fair 95,515 12.7 7,401,881 13.2

Bad 31,504 4.2 2,428,668 4.3

Very bad 9,148 1.2 716,134 1.3

Provision of unpaid care Source: Census Table KS301

All people who provide unpaid care 71,598 5,800,246Hours provided per week:

Provides no unpaid care 679,887 90.5 50,275,666 89.7

1-19 hours 45,684 6.1 3,665,072 6.5

20-49 hours 9,473 1.3 775,189 1.4

50 or more hours 16,441 2.2 1,359,985 2.4

Communal establishments Source: Census Table KS405

All communal establishments 471 59,032

All usual residents in communal establishments 20,112 2.7 1,004,799 1.8

Medical and care establishments

NHS - General hospital 5 0.02 1,570 0.2

83 0.4 7,430 0.7

NHS: Other hospital 0 0.0 2,075 0.2

47 0.2 1,117 0.1

Local Authority: Care home or other home 523 2.6 17,415 1.7

Registered Social Landlord/Housing Association 0 0.0 6,194 0.6

Other: Care home with nursing 1,216 6.0 149,834 14.9

Other: Care home without nursing 1,849 9.2 215,518 21.4

Other: Children's home (including secure units) 20 0.1 2,754 0.3

Other 54 0.3 16,373 1.6

Other establishments 16,245 80.8 572,438 57.0

Establishment not stated 70 0.3 12,081 1.2

Leeds MD En g lan d & W alesHea lth and W e l l be ing Pro f i l e P ro f i l e

Local Authority: Children's home (including

secure units)

NHS: Mental health hospital/unit (including

secure units)


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All usual residents 715,402 751,485

Limiting Long-Term Illness1

Households with limiting long-term illness

With one or more person with a limiting long-term illness 101,455 33.6 79,413 24.8


No dependent children ~ ~ 65,914 20.6

All peopleDay to day activities limited a lot

1 59,155 7.9

Day to day activities limited a little1 66,523 8.9

Day to day activities not limited 586,755 82.0 625,807 83.3

All people aged 16-64

Day to day activities limited a lot1 27,010 3.6

Day to day activities limited a little1 33,964 4.5

Day to day activities not limited ~ ~ 443,420 59.0

Provision of unpaid care

All people who provide unpaid care 70,446 9.8 71,598 9.5

Hours provided per week:

Provides no unpaid care 644,956 90.2 679,887 90.5

1-19 hours 48,446 6.8 45,684 6.1

20-49 hours 7,631 1.1 9,473 1.3

50 or more hours 14,369 2.0 16,441 2.2

Communal establishmentsSource: Census Table KS405

All communal establishments 407 471

All usual residents in communal establishments 9,576 20,112

Medical and care establishments2

NHS - General hospital 5 0.0

NHS: Other hospital 0 0.0

151 1.6 83 0.4

109 1.1 47 0.2

Local Authority: Care home or other home 796 8.3 523 2.6

Registered Social Landlord/Housing Association 116 1.2 0 0.0

Other: Care home with nursing 1,539 16.1 1,216 6.0

Other: Care home without nursing 1,429 14.9 1,849 9.2

Other: Children's home (including secure units) 28 0.3 20 0.1

Other 164 1.7 54 0.3

Other establishments 5,123 53.5 16,245 80.8

Establishment not stated ~ ~ 70 0.3

Notes:

1. The 2011 Census contains a more detailed breakdown of "People with Limiting Long Term Illness"

2. The 2011 Census contains a more detailed breakdown of "Medical and care establishments : NHS"

NHS: Mental health hospital/unit (including

secure units)Local Authority: Children's home (including

secure units)

Hea lth and W e l l being P ro f i l e Com par i son

2 0 0 1 - 2 0 1 1

Leeds 2 0 0 1 Leed s 2 0 1 1

128,647 18.0

57,731 13.0

121 1.26


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Appendices

Detailed Country of birth

Detailed Ethnic Group

Detailed religion alphabeticalDetailed religion by popularity


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Number Rate (%)

All Residents Source: Census Table QS203 751,485

Europe 692,562 92.2

United Kingdom - Total 665,341 88.5

England 647,767 86.2

Northern Ireland 3,390 0.5

Scotland 10,281 1.4Wales 3,829 0.5

Great Britain (not otherwise specified) 17 0.0

United Kingdom (not otherwise specified) 57 0.0

Guernsey 67 0.0

Jersey 89 0.0

Channel Islands (not otherwise specified) 14 0.0

Isle of Man 136 0.0

Ireland 4,762 0.6

Other Total 22,153 2.9

Other EU Countries - Total 20,302 2.7

Member countries in March 2001 - Total 8,276 1.1

France 897 0.1

Germany 2,816 0.4

Italy 1,063 0.1

Portugal 645 0.1Spain (including Canary Islands) 695 0.1

Other member countries in March 2001 2,160 0.3

12,026 1.6

Lithuania 1,032 0.1

Poland 7,139 0.9

Romania 387 0.1

Other EU accession countries 3,468 0.5

Other Rest of - Total 1,851 0.2

Turkey 309 0.0

Other Europe 1,542 0.2

Africa 16,837 2.2

North Africa 1,575 0.2

Central and Western Africa - Total 5,272 0.7

Ghana 995 0.1Nigeria 1,744 0.2

Other Central and Western Africa 2,533 0.3

South and Eastern Africa - Total 9,739 1.3

Kenya 1,281 0.2

Somalia 743 0.1

South Africa 1,222 0.2

Zimbabwe 3,205 0.4

Other South and Eastern Africa 3,288 0.4

Africa not otherwise specified 251 0.0

Middle East and Asia 35,030 4.7

Middle East - Total 6,544 0.9

Iran 1,744 0.2

Other Middle East 4,800 0.6

Eastern Asia - Total 4,282 0.6China 2,543 0.3

Hong Kong (Special Administrative Region of China) 1,188 0.2

Other Eastern Asia 551 0.1

Southern Asia - Total 20,190 2.7

Bangladesh 1,729 0.2

India 8,284 1.1

Pakistan 8,712 1.2

Sri Lanka 317 0.0

Other Southern Asia 1,148 0.2

South-East Asia - Total 3,958 0.5

Philippines 1,220 0.2

Other South-East Asia 2,738 0.4

Central Asia 56 0.0

Coun t ry o f b i r t hLeeds MD

Accession countries April 2001 to March 2011 - Total


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Number Rate (%)


Coun t ry o f b i r t hLeeds MD

The Americas and the Caribbean 5,782 0.8

North America - Total 1,891 0.3

United States 1,241 0.2

Other North America 650 0.1

Central America 150 0.0South America 723 0.1

The Caribbean - Total 3,018 0.4

Jamaica 1,332 0.2

Other Caribbean 1,686 0.2

Antarctica and Oceania 1,274 0.2

Antarctica 0 0.0

Australasia - Total 1,274 0.2

Australia 881 0.1

Other Australasia 340 0.0

Other Oceania 53 0.0

Other 0 0.0


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Number Rate (%)


White or White British

English/Welsh/Scottish/Northern Irish/British 609,714 81.1

Irish 7,031 0.94

Gypsy or Irish Traveller 687 0.09

Mixed / Multiple Ethnic Groups

White and Black Caribbean 8,813 1.17

White and Black African 2,493 0.33

White and Asian 4,906 0.65

Asian or Asian British

Indian or British Indian 16,130 2.15

Pakistani or British Pakistani 22,492 2.99

Bangladeshi, British Bangladeshi 4,432 0.59

Chinese 5,933 0.79

Black/African/Caribbean/Black British

African 14,894 1.98Caribbean 6,728 0.90

Other ethnic group

Arab 3,791 0.50

Afghan 1,161 0.15

African/Arab 66 0.01

Albanian 88 0.01

Anglo Indian 73 0.01

Argentinian 23 0.00

Australian/New Zealander 488 0.06

Baltic States 1,228 0.16

Black and Asian 131 0.02

Black and Chinese 17 0.00

Black and White 269 0.04

Black British 2,656 0.35

Black European 41 0.01

Black/African American 41 0.01

Bosnian 45 0.01

Brazilian 104 0.01

British Asian 290 0.04

Burmese 79 0.01

Cambodia 8 0.00

Caribbean Asian 46 0.01

Chilean 28 0.00

Chinese and White 205 0.03

Colombian 25 0.00

Commonwealth of (Russian) Independent States 558 0.07

Croatian 14 0.00

Cuban 7 0.00

Cypriot (part not stated) 206 0.03

East African Asian 83 0.01

Ecuadorian 1 0.00

European Mixed 2,837 0.38

Leeds MDEthnicity ( detailed)


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Number Rate (%)


Leeds MDEthnicity ( detailed)

Other ethnic group (continued)

Filipino 1,497 0.20

Greek 543 0.07

Greek Cypriot 119 0.02Indonesian 80 0.01

Iranian 1,463 0.19

Israeli 55 0.01

Italian 887 0.12

Japanese 180 0.02

Kashmiri 972 0.13

Korean 116 0.02

Kosovan 149 0.02

Kurdish 1,461 0.19

Latin/South/Central American 371 0.05

Malaysian 462 0.06

Mexican 36 0.00Moroccan 23 0.00

Multi-ethnic islands 196 0.03

Nepalese (includes Gurkha) 103 0.01

Nigerian 16 0.00

North African 201 0.03

North American 671 0.09

Other Eastern European 1,714 0.23

Other Middle East 766 0.10

Other Western European 2,910 0.39

Peruvian 14 0.00

Polish 6,610 0.88

Polynesia/Micronesia/Melanesia 30 0.00Punjabi 34 0.00

Serbian 100 0.01

Sinhalese 23 0.00

Somali 185 0.02

Somalilander 0 0.00

South Asian and Chinese 24 0.00

Sri Lankan 404 0.05

Taiwanese 58 0.01

Tamil 18 0.00

Thai 450 0.06

Turkish 293 0.04

Turkish Cypriot 7 0.00Venezuelan 6 0.00

Vietnamese 292 0.04

White African 63 0.01

White and Arab 150 0.02

White and East Asian 42 0.01

White and North African or Middle Eastern 56 0.01

White and South Asian 60 0.01

White Caribbean 19 0.00

Any other ethnic group 8,694 1.16


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Number Rate (%)


Christian 419,790 55.9

Buddhist 2,772 0.4

Hindu 7,048 0.9

Jewish 6,847 0.9Muslim (Islam) 40,772 5.4

Sikh 8,914 1.2

Other religion - Total 2,396 0.32

Animism 6 0.00

Baha'i 48 0.01

Believe in God 42 0.01

Brahma Kumari 5 0.00

Chinese Religion 3 0.00

Church of All Religion 4 0.00

Confucianist 2 0.00

Deist 19 0.00

Druid 37 0.00Druze 4 0.00

Eckankar 5 0.00

Heathen 30 0.00

Jain 54 0.01

Mixed Religion 235 0.03

Mysticism 2 0.00

Native American Church 4 0.00

New Age 14 0.00

Occult 12 0.00

Own Belief System 27 0.00

Pagan 656 0.09

Pantheism 24 0.00Rastafarian 163 0.02

Ravidassia 42 0.01

Reconstructionist 3 0.00

Satanism 29 0.00

Scientology 23 0.00

Shamanism 10 0.00

Shintoism 18 0.00

Spiritual 133 0.02

Spiritualist 312 0.04

Taoist 40 0.01

Theism 8 0.00

Thelemite 0 0.00Traditional African Religion 8 0.00

Unification Church 0 0.00

Universalist 12 0.00

Vodun 3 0.00

Wicca 159 0.02

Witchcraft 16 0.00

Zoroastrian 41 0.01

Other religions 143 0.02

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Number Rate (%)


Leeds MDRel ig ion (de ta i led)

No religion - Total 212,229 28.24

No religion 208,170 27.70

Agnostic 486 0.06

Atheist 484 0.06Free Thinker 4 0.00

Heavy Metal 79 0.01

Humanist 189 0.03

Jedi Knight 2,812 0.37

Realist 5 0.00

Religion not stated 50,717 6.75


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Number Rate (%)


Christian 419,790 55.9

Muslim (Islam) 40,772 5.4

Sikh 8,914 1.2

Hindu 7,048 0.9Jewish 6,847 0.9

Buddhist 2,772 0.4

Other religion - Total 2,396 0.30

Pagan 656 0.09

Spiritualist 312 0.04

Mixed Religion 235 0.03

Rastafarian 163 0.02

Wicca 159 0.02

Other religions 143 0.02

Spiritual 133 0.02

Jain 54 0.01

Baha'i 48 0.01Believe in God 42 0.01

Ravidassia 42 0.01

Zoroastrian 41 0.01

Taoist 40 0.01

Druid 37 0.00

Heathen 30 0.00

Satanism 29 0.00

Own Belief System 27 0.00

Pantheism 24 0.00

Scientology 23 0.00

Deist 19 0.00

Shintoism 18 0.00Witchcraft 16 0.00

New Age 14 0.00

Occult 12 0.00

Universalist 12 0.00

Shamanism 10 0.00

Theism 8 0.00

Traditional African Religion 8 0.00

Animism 6 0.00

Brahma Kumari 5 0.00

Eckankar 5 0.00

Church of All Religion 4 0.00

Druze 4 0.00Native American Church 4 0.00

Chinese Religion 3 0.00

Reconstructionist 3 0.00

Vodun 3 0.00

Confucianist 2 0.00

Mysticism 2 0.00

Thelemite 0 0.00

Unification Church 0 0.00

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Number Rate (%)


Re l i g ion ( de ta i l ed - so r t ed by popu la r i t y )Leeds MD

No religion - Total 212,229 28.24

No religion 208,170 27.70

Jedi Knight 2,812 0.37

Agnostic 486 0.06Atheist 484 0.06

Humanist 189 0.03

Heavy Metal 79 0.01

Realist 5 0.00

Free Thinker 4 0.00

Religion not stated 50,717 6.75


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