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Dec 14, 2023 · New research from Shelter shows at least 309,000 people in England will spend Christmas without a home, including almost 140,000 children. This is a stark increase of 14%, 38,100 people, in one year. Shelter’s comprehensive analysis of official homelessness figures and responses to Freedom of Information requests reveals 1 in 182 people in ...
- What The Data Measures
- How Stop and Search Rates Are Calculated
- Not Included in The Data
- The Ethnic Groups Used in The Data
- Methodology
The data shows: 1. the number of stop and searchesfor different ethnic groups in England and Wales 2. how many stop and searches there were for every 1,000 people in each ethnic group (the ‘rate’) Stop and search rates are rounded to 1 decimal place. Unrounded data was used to work out stop and search rates and differences between ethnic groups.
For each ethnic group, the stop and search rate is the number of people stopped and searched for every 1,000 people from that group. Rates by area are worked out using population data from: 1. the 2011 Census for data up to the year ending March 2020 2. the 2021 Census for data for the year ending March 2021 onwards Read more about the problems usi...
The City of London police force area is not included in the data. This is because of the small number of people living in the area compared with people visiting. The data does not include vehicle searches because people’s ethnicity is not collected during these searches. The overall stop and search rate for England and Wales includes the British Tr...
This data uses different ethnicity classifications over time. The data for: 1. the 3 years to March 2023 uses the 19 ethnic groups from the 2021 Census 2. the year to March 2020 uses the 18 ethnic groups from the 2011 Census 3. the 13 years to March 2019 uses the 16 ethnic groups from the 2001 Census If someone does not give their ethnicity, it is ...
Read the detailed methodology documentfor this data. Someone who is stopped and searched is usually asked for their ethnicity. The circumstances of a stop and search may affect the accuracy of this information. This can be seen by the high rate of stop and searches for the ‘other’ categories within most ethnic groups. For example, 46% of stop and s...
Mar 21, 2024 · Absolute poverty measures how many people this year cannot afford a set standard of living. The Department for Work and Pensions currently defines it based on the living standard an average...
Jan 5, 2023 · In 2021, there were 24.8 million households in England and Wales (23.4 million in England, 1.3 million in Wales), in which 58.6 million usual residents (98.3% of all usual residents) lived....
Jul 25, 2023 · The number of people living in temporary accommodation in England has hit a 25-year high, according to the latest official figures. Almost 105,000 households were in temporary accommodation,...
Nov 2, 2023 · Key results. in the year ending March 2023, there were 145,214 hate crimes recorded by the police in England and Wales (excluding Devon and Cornwall), a 5% decrease compared with the previous...
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Feb 23, 2023 · The UK offered protection to 23,841 people (including dependants) in 2022 in the following forms: 16,649 were granted refugee permission following an asylum application. 56 were granted...
