Census 2021

The Census 2021 will take place on Sunday 21 March 2021.

Information packs are now being sent to homes in time for the Census on 21 March. The Census will be able to be completed online for the first time.

For more information please visit census.gov.uk/help/find-a-census-support-centre

To complete the Census on 21 March click here census.gov.uk, you will need your 16 character access code.

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