The Standard Tables for wards in England and Wales contains results for England and Wales, England, Wales, and all Government Office Regions, counties, Unitary Authorities, local authorities, wards in England and Wales. The tables, available separately on DVD in SuperTABLE and CSV format add much local detail to the picture given at local authority level by the National Report

The Standard Tables
The Standard Tables are a set of detailed cross-tabulations providing the base of pre-planned output for England and Wales. The tables are available from national to ward level. The Theme Table subset provides information for a particular population such as dependent children or pensioner households.

Release date: 03 February 2004

Media, availability and cost:

	Online The main Standard Table set for all areas, national to ward level, available for download free from the Nomis website.
	Electronic
	A DVD containing the tables in either SuperTABLE or CSV format available on request free from Census Customer Services using the ordering information box to the top right of this page. The CSV DVD also contains the full CSV versions of the tables in the complete National report for England and Wales.

Product notes:
Tables provided in this product are generally similar to those for local authorities in the National report for England and Wales with the exception that results on the industry and occupations of workplace populations are omitted at ward level. This is following a review of disclosure risks [more information...]. The tables affected are S130, S131, S132, and T10. Results for local authorities are provided for reference, and other results on workplace populations at ward level are included.

Supporting information
The following information supporting the release of this Census product is available:

 errata, errors and corrections identified since the product release
 Frequently Asked Questions to help use the DVDs
 outline versions of the Standard Tables

Further general Census supporting information is accessible using the links in the boxes to the right.

This page last revised: 01 November 2005