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Source: Office for National Statistics
The Office for National Statistics have recently published the Health Index Score for England. Coventry's Health index score is 90.0, it has increased by 0.4 points in 2021.
A score of 100 represents average levels of health in England in 2015. A higher number always means better health and a lower number means worse health.
Use an interactive tool to find out more about how health has changed in Coventry from 2015 to 2021
The Health index score is made up of measures in different categories, called domains and subdomains. These measures include mental and physical health (such as feelings of anxiety and conditions such as diabetes), local unemployment, road safety and behaviours like eating.
You can find out more information on national trends in England, 2015 to 2021.
Source: Office for National Statistics (ONS)
The Office for National Statistics has published methodology for collecting and processing census 2021 data on gender identity
UK armed forces veterans population Census 2021 data is also available now, covering communal establishment and household characteristics, household composition and family status.
You can also explore and download from a number of resources provided by the ONS website. Also, a number of resources can be found on the Council's website. Find out more information about the release plans for Census 2021 topics.
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