·1 min read
The percentage of people in very good health on the Isle of Wight increased by 0.7 percentage points, since the 2011 Census
·1 min read
Surveys by the Carers' Trust last year found that 90 per cent of adult unpaid carers feel ignored by the Government and one in seven unpaid family carers are now using foodbanks as a result of soaring living costs
·1 min read
Cllr Karl Love says the data represents a landmark step forward for inclusion and equality
·2 min read
News OnTheWight has the latest Census data revealing the number of different faiths being followed on the Isle of Wight. Find out what other interesting changes have happened in the last ten years
·2 min read
The latest Census data has been published by the Office for National Statistics and reveals some interesting comparisons with the rest of the country
·1 min read
It’s not too late to complete your Census form, but be aware that if your household does not complete the form, you can be fined up to £1,000
·1 min read
During the last Census survey, the Isle of Wight boasted 766 Jedis, 13 Heathens, four Free Thinkers, two Zoroastrians and even one Reconstructionist. We wonder what today's one-in-a-decade survey will reveal
·2 min read
For those on the wrong side of the digital divide, help is at hand to participate in 2021's 'digital first' Census. See the details within
·1 min read
The census includes a bunch of the usual questions, but this year includes whether you've served in the armed forces. There'll also be some voluntary questions for over 16s about sexual orientation and gender identity
·4 min read
Research reveals high levels of worry, anger, bullying and self-harm among young people on the Isle of Wight. Details within
·2 min read
An ambitious Island-wide project to understand the mental health needs, experiences and views of young Islanders has been launched.
·2 min read
Young Islanders are being encouraged to have their say on mental health in the first ever Island Youth Mental Health Census.
