Easing of National Lockdown restrictions | Visit our Coronavirus (COVID-19) section for information and support for residents and businesses. View Dover Districts latest Covid figures here.

Dover District’s latest COVID-19 figures

Number of cases for the seven days to

Rolling rate for the seven days to . England average is

Total cases (up to )

Total deaths within 28 days of a positive test (up to )

7-day rolling case rate compared to England average

Status: Below average (OR Above average if to the right of the dividing line)

All data sourced from coronavirus.data.gov.uk. Please see website for more information about the data and how it is calculated.

Home > Corporate Information > Facts and Figures > Census and Statistics

Census

The 2011 Census for England and Wales took place on 27 March 2011.

The Census is a count of all people and households in the country and is conducted every 10 years. Every household must, by law, complete a census questionnaire and it is therefore a rich data source providing a detailed snapshot of the population and local characteristics. In comparison with data from previous censuses, it also enables us to tracks changes in society over time.

The Census asks people about subjects such as work, health, housing, ethnic background, education and marital status. The responses build a picture of the nation, including the Dover District, which helps central and local government, health authorities, businesses, voluntary sector organisations and communities to target resources and plan for years to come.

The responsible body for the Census in England and Wales is the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

Census 2011 findings: Dover District

Dover District Census 2011 Factsheet
Dover District Census 2011 Summary
Census Snapshot: Change over the Decade (Comparison of key statistics from the 2001 to 2011 Census)

Census 2011 findings: Ward Level

Census 2011 summaries for the 21 wards within the Dover District:

Population Change over the Decade

Find out more

Census 2011 website for England and Wales (Office for National Statistics)
Census 2011 - reference tables (Office for National Statistics)
Census 2011 - interactive maps (Office for National Statistics)
Population and Census (Kent County Council)

Previous Census Statistics

2001 Census Statistics

Source: Office for National Statistics - 2011 Census © Crown Copyright. Crown Copyright material is reproduced with the permission of the Controller of HMSO and the Queen's Printer for Scotland