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Access standard tables for a range of topics and geographies
Fife Briefings are being produced on each of the topics as they become available dependent on the timetable for the release of data from Scotland's Census 2022.
Briefings that are now available include:
Ethnic Group, National Identity, Language and Religion
Sexual orientation and trans status or history
Education, Labour Market and Travel to work
Health, disability and unpaid care
The findings from these briefings are explored in more depth in the Equalities report
A summary of this is available here Equalities key findings
Statistical publications created by NRS can be found here 2022 results | Scotland's Census
When is further data expected to be available from Scotland's Census 2022?
A new feature which allows you to create tables combining multiple census variables.
