Census 2011
A lot’s changed over the last ten years. But what - exactly?
How many more people live in England and Wales compared with ten years ago? What kind of people are they? And what services do they need in their area? The best way to find out is to count them.
We have to find out how people’s lives and needs have changed, so that government and local authorities can plan, fund and deliver the services you and everyone else needs. We need another census.
So on 27 March 2011 the Office for National Statistics (ONS), working with local authorities and range of different partners across the country, will be asking every household in England and Wales to complete a census questionnaire.This is a huge task, and will take a lot of planning and co-ordination. Here, in Warrington, we've already started that planning.
For more information about the 2011 Census you can visit the 2011Census website, or for local information please use the links below.
Sarah Nancollas is the 2011 Census Officer at Warrington Borough Council and can be contacted on 01925 44 3853.The Council has also issued its first 2011 Census Newsletter, the first in a regular series to be issued in the run-up to Census Day and beyond. It has been prepared by Sarah Nancollas, Census Officer and the Council's Local Land Charges and GIS & Research Team to inform Census users in Warrington of recent news and developments on the preparations for the 2011 Census.
Census newsletters will be added to this page in due course. If you would like to subscribe to recive these Newsletters please email snancollas@warrington.gov.uk
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