Ethnic Minority populations and the Labour Market: Analysis of the 2001 Census

Significant change for neighbourhoods 1991 -2001

In the main report, Chapters 4-9 provide for each indicator a count of the number of neighbourhoods that improved significantly and the number that worsened significantly, among all the 1,138 neighbourhoods of England and Wales.

“Significance” was satisfied in three ways:

These tables are reproduced here with links to files that provide the full statistics for each neighbourhood that experienced significant change.

Ethnic group

Number of neighbourhoods with more activity in 2001 than in 1991

Number worsened

Total

498

154

White

523

141

Caribbean

31

234

African

46

78

Indian

105

126

Pakistani

25

111

Bangladeshi

12

34

Chinese

97

110

 

Ethnic group

Number of neighbourhoods with more employment in 2001 than in 1991

Number worsened

Total

850

30

White

881

37

Caribbean

103

44

African

142

25

Indian

266

50

Pakistani

193

10

Bangladeshi

97

8

Chinese

138

81

 

Ethnic group

Number of neighbourhoods with more degrees in 2001 than in 1991

Number worsened

Total

1012

0

White

954

0

Caribbean

377

27

African

199

27

Indian

579

33

Pakistani

342

10

Bangladeshi

175

7

Chinese

346

73

 

Ethnic group

Number of neighbourhoods with less unemployment in 2001 than in 1991

Number worsened

Total

716

0

White

714

0

Caribbean

303

4

African

157

1

Indian

396

10

Pakistani

277

1

Bangladeshi

119

0

Chinese

169

12

 

Ethnic group

Number of neighbourhoods with fewer permanently sick/disabled in 2001 than in 1991

Number worsened

Total

2

120

White

2

144

Caribbean

20

73

African

15

27

Indian

40

65

Pakistani

11

49

Bangladeshi

33

21

Chinese

33

54

 

Ethnic group

Number of neighbourhoods with more part-time in 2001 than in 91

Number with less

Total

240

2

White

196

7

Caribbean

215

3

African

23

19

Indian

216

25

Pakistani

183

1

Bangladeshi

82

0

Chinese

53

17