19.11.2015
National Records of Scotland have published a report on 'People with a Learning Disability or Developmental Disorder' which presents summary statistics from Scotland Census 2011 on people with a learning disability or developmental disorder.
29.10.2015
National Records of Scotland (NRS) today published further statistics on Gaelic from Scotland’s Census 2011.
08.10.2015
National Records of Scotland have today published Scotland’s Census 2011 General Report and it has been laid before the Scottish Parliament. This document reviews the entire 2011 Census operation from the early planning and consultation through to the production and dissemination of outputs and evaluation. It provides a wealth of detail about how Scotland’s Census 2011 was carried out and what we have learned to take forward in our planning for
30.09.2015
NRS has today published Part 1 of an analytical report providing national level statistics on Gaelic from Scotland's Census 2011.
On Census Day, 27 March 2011, a total of 87,100 people aged 3 and over in Scotland (1.7 per cent of the population) had some Gaelic language skills. This included 57,600 people who could speak Gaelic.
The key findings from this report include:
24.09.2015
NRS has today published a report that presents findings from the analysis of Scotland's Census 2011 on the characteristics of Scotland's island population.This report presents key results relating to Scotland’s inhabited islands, based on the results of the 2011 Census.