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A collection of datasets linked to the Housing Board for Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and West Suffolk.

You can find a description of the Board and its background here https://cambridgeshireinsight.org.uk/housingboard/ 

The aim is to buid up a set of information for local experts to analyse, including past trends, current information and future projections.

Wherever possible we will use this space to share "already available" information, presenting data from various partners without adding to the existing burden of collection - helping to get the best value possible from all the work put into this collection process.

We will do this in "open data" format to make the data as straightforward as possible to use, re-use, combine and anayse. APIs will be created wherever possible.

If you have any questions,comments or suggestions please get in touch with sue.beecroft@cambridge.gov.uk

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Concealed families

The Census 2011 identifies concealed families in each district of the country.

Here, we present the data and a breakdown of families into various groups; unconcealed, concealed lone parent families and concealed families.

It is important to note that the data only identifies families with children, and does not identify lone individuals concealed within another household.

So, what is a concealed family?

Where more than one family lives in a property, the “second” family is called concealed – for example a young couple living with parents, or an older couple living in their son or daughter’s family home.

What is a family reference person?

Using the Census, each family is assigned a Family Reference Person (FRP). Where there is more than one family reference person in the household, the primary family is identified (usually the one containing the oldest full-time worker). Other families living in the same property are then counted identified as “concealed”.

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) analyses concealed family types for each district, including the age group of the Family Reference Person. This is the data we have used, with a little editing to ensure it is "open" data.

 

Data and Resources

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Publisher
Modified Date
2018-12-12
Release Date
2018-12-11
Identifier
36593a3f-7f73-4d3d-b6eb-b8876862817b
Language
English (United Kingdom)
License
License Not Specified
Granularity
District
Contact Name
Sue Beecroft
Contact Email
Public Access Level
Public