We’ve released new #Census2021 data about the people in England and Wales who use second addresses.
5.3% of the population reported staying at a second address for more than 30 days a year - a slight increase compared with the 2011 census (5.2%).
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5.3% of the population reported staying at a second address for more than 30 days a year - a slight increase compared with the 2011 census (5.2%).
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Overall:
▪️ 4.1% of usual residents used a second address in the UK
▪️ 1.2% of usual residents used a second address outside the UK
▪️ 4.1% of usual residents used a second address in the UK
▪️ 1.2% of usual residents used a second address outside the UK
The most common types of second address were:
▪️ another parent or guardian’s address (1.77% of all usual residents)
▪️ students’ home addresses (1.10%)
▪️ holiday homes (0.75%)
▪️ another parent or guardian’s address (1.77% of all usual residents)
▪️ students’ home addresses (1.10%)
▪️ holiday homes (0.75%)
Please note: it is important to consider the impacts of #COVID19 with this data.
For instance, students may have been more likely to be residing at their parent or guardians’ address for the whole academic year with no use of a second term-time address ➡️ ow.ly/Hojs50MiT15
For instance, students may have been more likely to be residing at their parent or guardians’ address for the whole academic year with no use of a second term-time address ➡️ ow.ly/Hojs50MiT15
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