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Guide to ONS Longitudinal Study Linked census and vital event data for 1% of the population more	Older People Housing Half of older people households own their home more
Older People Labour market More older people in employment between 1996 and 2008 more	Older People Health & social care Obesity increased most among older people more
Children Education Two thirds of 3 and 4-year-olds go to school more

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A comparison of the characteristics of childless women and mothers in the ONS Longitudinal Study Population Trends Published 25 June 2009 Analysis of longitudinal data allows comparisons between mothers and women who remain childless in England and Wales Review of methods for estimating life expectancy by social class using the ONS Longitudinal Study Health Statistics Quarterly Published 23 August 2007 Discusses proposed changes in the methods used to estimate life expectancy by social class using the ONS Longitudinal Study The long shadow of childhood: associations between parental social class and own social class, educational attainment and timing of first birth; results from the ONS Longitudinal Study Population Trends Published 29 September 2005 Illustrates the potential for analysis of continuity and change with new results on intergenerational social mobility, and on parental social class and age at first birth Opportunities for new research using the post-2001 ONS Longitudinal Study Population Trends Published 29 September 2005 Describes the linkage of 2001Census data to the ONS Longitudinal Study and the scope for new social policy research using this unique dataset Social patterning of health and mortality: children in the ONS Longitudinal Study Health Statistics Quarterly Published 9 August 2005 Examines the relationship between health and socio-economic during the life course of children aged 6-15 for 25 years.

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Tenure: by main reason for moving, 1999-00: Social Trends 31 Of the main reasons for moving given by heads of households, over a fifth of those living in a property owned with a mortgage reported that they wanted a larger house or flat. A similar proportion of those who owned the property outright reported that the...

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Longitudinal Study: Socio-demographic Differences in Cancer Survival 1971-83 Descriptive text and analysis of cancer survival patterns. The first comprehensive analysis of survival patterns for different cancer sites and variations in survival by housing tenure, social class, economic position, marital status and region of resi... Better or worse: a longitudinal study of the mental health of adults living in private households in Great Britain The report describes a longitudinal study based on two surveys carried out by the Office for National Statistics among adults living in private households in Great Britain. The first survey covered adults aged 16 to 74 and was carried out in 2000. The se... Trends in ONS Longitudinal Study estimates of life expectancy, by social class 1972-2005 Provides figures on trends in expectation of life by social class in England and Wales over the period 1972 to 2005. These figures update the life expectancy estimates previously published in November 2006, which covered the period 1972-2001. Supplementar... Longitudinal Study 1971-2001: Completeness of Census Linkage The Longitudinal Study (LS) links census and vital events information for 1% of the population of England and Wales from 1971. Following the first successful linkage between the 1971 and 1981 censuses, a detailed report was produced on the quality of link... Researching Households and Families using the ONS Longitudinal Study - LS User Guide 20 This User Guide contains a general introduction to the study of families and households in the ONS Longitudinal Study (LS). It replaces a previous LS User Guide, Households, Families and Fertility published in 1990. It covers analysis of family and househ...

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The ONS Longitudinal Study The ONS Longitudinal Study (LS) contains anonymised linked census and vital event data for one per cent of the population of England and Wales. Event information includes births, deaths, widow(er)hoods, cancer registrations, migration, enlistments and ... National Child Development Study (1958) The National Child Development Study (NCDS) is a continuing, multi-disciplinary longitudinal study which takes as its subjects all those living in Great Britain who were born between 3 and 9 March 1958. Following the initial birth survey in 1958 - the ...