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Welcome to the March 2021 edition of the migration and population statistics newsletter, which includes news on recent and upcoming releases and events, and updates on the work we have been doing in the last quarter.
Look out for the next edition in June 2021.
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Census 2021 - Sunday 21 March
What is the census?
The census is a survey that happens every 10 years and gives us a picture of all the people and households in England and Wales.
Your answers to the census questions will help organisations make decisions on planning and funding public services in your area, including transport, education and healthcare.
When to complete your census
Census Day was Sunday 21 March 2021, but it's not too late to take part.
If you completed your census early and the number of people in your household on Census Day changed, please let us know - you can find the numbers on the contact us page of the Census 2021 website.
The census should take about 10 minutes for the household questions and 10 minutes per person.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19)
ONS has been working to ensure that the UK has the vital information needed to respond to the impact of this pandemic on our economy and society. Take a look at the Coronavirus (COVID-19) landing page on our website where you can find all the latest ONS data and analysis.
Admin-based migration estimates
On 16 April 2021 we will publish our first report on the development of new admin-based migration estimates (ABMEs) including our data sources and methods.
Model for migration flows
On 16 April 2021 we will publish experimental research on how to model migration flows during the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic using Home Office and travel data.
Impact of the coronavirus on population in labour market statistics
On 23 March we published experimental analysis of changes to levels non-UK nationals in employment using HMRC payroll data. The analysis will contribute to our ongoing work to develop new methods for population and migration but are not official estimates.
Travel and tourism review forum
The travel and tourism review team have developed a forum to engage and consult with a wide range of users. The forum is a space to feedback on the progress of the review and give users the opportunity to ask questions and comment on the review.
The review team wants to be sure they are engaging with users who might directly, or indirectly, use travel and tourism statistics so that users can be taken into consideration when changes are recommended.
To join the forum, please express your interest here.
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