Milestones: Journeying through modern life
From finishing studies to entering the workforce, getting married to buying a home, everyone’s journey through life is different.
We have published our most recent version of the Milestones: journeying through modern life article. Broken down by age and sex, this publication revisits the key milestones in life, the average age people reach these milestones and how this has changed over time.
The latest blog from ONS Demography highlights why it's so important to provide data and insights on these life events to help decision-makers put policies in place.
Unpaid carers in England: unpaid care expectancy and health outcomes
How long do people spend as an unpaid carer and what are their health outcomes?
This release explores unpaid care expectancy (UCE), an estimate of the the average lifespan spent as an unpaid carer, based on published Census 2021 and life expectancy data. In 2020 to 2022, at age 15 years, females can expect to spend more years of their remaining life providing unpaid care (7.6 years) than males (5.3 years).
This publication also investigates health outcomes for unpaid carers from across several data sources.
Population estimates mid-2022: how many people are there in the UK?
On 26 March we published the latest UK population estimates for mid-2022. This release includes national and subnational mid-year population estimates for the UK and its constituent countries by administrative area, age, and sex.
Use our interactive map to find out the proportion of the population in different age groups for each local authority in the UK. We plan to publish mid-2023 population estimates for England and Wales in summer 2024.
Northern Ireland had the highest proportion of children aged under 16 years of any country of the UK in mid-2022, whereas Scotland had the lowest proportion of this age group. The release shows how the age distribution within the population can change over time and varies between local areas, regions and countries of the UK.
As well as this, following the publication of our rebased mid-year population estimates for 2012 to 2021 to align with Census 2021 results, our rebasing article, published on 9 April, explores the impact of this rebasing.
Suicides in UK armed forces veterans, England and Wales: 2021
The ONS has published statistics on deaths from suicide in UK armed forces veterans, based on death registration records linked to Census 2021 and the Ministry of Defence (MOD) Service Leavers Database (SLD).
The publication explores the number of suicides that occurred in UK armed forces veterans versus the general population during 2021, the difference in suicide occurrence based on sex, and the difference in rate of suicide in the veteran population and general population.
Delve into local housing and private rental prices
On 20 March, we published a new tool which allows you to find the average house prices and monthly private rental prices by local authority areas.
Use the tool to find out how housing prices for your council and discover how they have changed over time. For more detail on the national level, read our main bulletin on private rent and house prices.
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