Working from home: highest and lowest councils in England and Wales (2021)

City of London had the highest working mainly from home of England and Wales’s 318 councils in 2021, at 67.3%.

Boston had the lowest, at 10.6%. The middle council, Norwich, had 29.6%.

43 councils have no figure, and they are listed at the end with the reason.

Map of working mainly from home across the UK

Working mainly from home for every council in England and Wales, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
Rank	Council	Region or nation	Value
1	City of LondonLondon	London	67.3%
2	Richmond upon ThamesLondon	London	58.8%
3	Kensington and ChelseaLondon	London	57.6%
4	CamdenLondon	London	56.7%
5	WandsworthLondon	London	56.5%
6	IslingtonLondon	London	56.1%
7	WestminsterLondon	London	55.8%
8	ElmbridgeSouth East	South East	53.7%
9	St AlbansEast of England	East of England	53.0%
10	Hammersmith and FulhamLondon	London	52.3%
11	WokinghamSouth East	South East	50.7%
12	Tower HamletsLondon	London	50.3%
13	LambethLondon	London	50.2%
14	HackneyLondon	London	49.8%
15	SouthwarkLondon	London	48.4%
16	Windsor and MaidenheadSouth East	South East	47.9%
17	WaverleySouth East	South East	47.6%
=18	BromleyLondon	London	46.6%
=18	Kingston upon ThamesLondon	London	46.6%
20	Mole ValleySouth East	South East	45.8%
21	CambridgeEast of England	East of England	45.5%
=22	Epsom and EwellSouth East	South East	44.9%
=22	LewishamLondon	London	44.9%
24	HartSouth East	South East	44.8%
=25	WarwickWest Midlands	West Midlands	44.7%
=25	WokingSouth East	South East	44.7%
27	BrentwoodEast of England	East of England	44.3%
28	GuildfordSouth East	South East	44.2%
29	South CambridgeshireEast of England	East of England	43.8%
=30	RushcliffeEast Midlands	East Midlands	43.3%
=30	TandridgeSouth East	South East	43.3%
=30	WinchesterSouth East	South East	43.3%
33	MertonLondon	London	43.2%
=34	BarnetLondon	London	42.8%
=34	South OxfordshireSouth East	South East	42.8%
=36	Brighton and HoveSouth East	South East	42.7%
=36	North HertfordshireEast of England	East of England	42.7%
38	Tunbridge WellsSouth East	South East	42.3%
39	SevenoaksSouth East	South East	42.2%
40	Reigate and BansteadSouth East	South East	42.0%
41	Three RiversEast of England	East of England	41.8%
42	HaringeyLondon	London	41.5%
=43	Vale of White HorseSouth East	South East	41.3%
=43	West BerkshireSouth East	South East	41.3%
45	BuckinghamshireSouth East	South East	41.1%
=46	East HertfordshireEast of England	East of England	40.9%
=46	Mid SussexSouth East	South East	40.9%
=48	HorshamSouth East	South East	40.8%
=48	Surrey HeathSouth East	South East	40.8%
50	TraffordNorth West	North West	40.7%
51	GreenwichLondon	London	40.5%
=52	Bracknell ForestSouth East	South East	39.9%
=52	HertsmereEast of England	East of England	39.9%
54	Stratford-on-AvonWest Midlands	West Midlands	39.5%
55	UttlesfordEast of England	East of England	39.4%
56	ReadingSouth East	South East	39.3%
=57	Basingstoke and DeaneSouth East	South East	39.2%
=57	DacorumEast of England	East of England	39.2%
59	CotswoldSouth West	South West	39.1%
60	RunnymedeSouth East	South East	38.9%
61	OxfordSouth East	South East	38.8%
62	BristolSouth West	South West	38.6%
63	Bath and North East SomersetSouth West	South West	38.5%
64	ChelmsfordEast of England	East of England	38.4%
65	Epping ForestEast of England	East of England	38.3%
66	Waltham ForestLondon	London	37.6%
=67	CroydonLondon	London	37.5%
=67	East HampshireSouth East	South East	37.5%
69	Tonbridge and MallingSouth East	South East	37.0%
70	CheltenhamSouth West	South West	36.7%
71	SuttonLondon	London	36.5%
72	Milton KeynesSouth East	South East	36.4%
73	Test ValleySouth East	South East	36.2%
=74	CardiffWales	Wales	36.1%
=74	EalingLondon	London	36.1%
=74	HarrowLondon	London	36.1%
=74	RochfordEast of England	East of England	36.1%
=74	SolihullWest Midlands	West Midlands	36.1%
=74	Welwyn HatfieldEast of England	East of England	36.1%
=80	SpelthorneSouth East	South East	35.9%
=80	StockportNorth West	North West	35.9%
82	HarboroughEast Midlands	East Midlands	35.8%
=83	South GloucestershireSouth West	South West	35.5%
=83	YorkYorkshire and The Humber	Yorkshire and The Humber	35.5%
85	LewesSouth East	South East	35.3%
86	Cheshire EastNorth West	North West	35.2%
=87	StroudSouth West	South West	35.0%
=87	West OxfordshireSouth East	South East	35.0%
=89	East CambridgeshireEast of England	East of England	34.9%
=89	HuntingdonshireEast of England	East of England	34.9%
=89	Malvern HillsWest Midlands	West Midlands	34.9%
=89	RedbridgeLondon	London	34.9%
=89	WealdenSouth East	South East	34.9%
94	BromsgroveWest Midlands	West Midlands	34.8%
=95	BexleyLondon	London	34.5%
=95	Central BedfordshireEast of England	East of England	34.5%
=95	FarehamSouth East	South East	34.5%
=98	ChichesterSouth East	South East	34.4%
=98	EastleighSouth East	South East	34.4%
100	MonmouthshireWales	Wales	34.3%
101	Derbyshire DalesEast Midlands	East Midlands	34.2%
=102	RutlandEast Midlands	East Midlands	34.1%
=102	WiltshireSouth West	South West	34.1%
104	Vale of GlamorganWales	Wales	34.0%
105	WatfordEast of England	East of England	33.9%
106	LeedsYorkshire and The Humber	Yorkshire and The Humber	33.8%
=107	HaveringLondon	London	33.4%
=107	Southend-on-SeaEast of England	East of England	33.4%
=107	TewkesburySouth West	South West	33.4%
110	BroxtoweEast Midlands	East Midlands	33.3%
111	South HamsSouth West	South West	33.1%
112	North SomersetSouth West	South West	32.6%
113	HounslowLondon	London	32.5%
114	RotherSouth East	South East	32.4%
115	CherwellSouth East	South East	32.2%
116	FyldeNorth West	North West	31.8%
=117	CeredigionWales	Wales	31.6%
=117	HillingdonLondon	London	31.6%
=117	LichfieldWest Midlands	West Midlands	31.6%
=117	ManchesterNorth West	North West	31.6%
=117	North TynesideNorth East	North East	31.6%
=117	WarringtonNorth West	North West	31.6%
=123	Cheshire West and ChesterNorth West	North West	31.5%
=123	South NorfolkEast of England	East of England	31.5%
=125	BedfordEast of England	East of England	31.4%
=125	West DevonSouth West	South West	31.4%
=127	EnfieldLondon	London	31.3%
=127	MaldonEast of England	East of England	31.3%
=127	WorthingSouth East	South East	31.3%
=130	AdurSouth East	South East	31.1%
=130	MaidstoneSouth East	South East	31.1%
=132	DartfordSouth East	South East	31.0%
=132	Mid SuffolkEast of England	East of England	31.0%
134	BaberghEast of England	East of England	30.7%
=135	BasildonEast of England	East of England	30.6%
=135	ColchesterEast of England	East of England	30.6%
=135	ExeterSouth West	South West	30.6%
=135	GedlingEast Midlands	East Midlands	30.6%
=135	RugbyWest Midlands	West Midlands	30.6%
=135	SalfordNorth West	North West	30.6%
=135	SwindonSouth West	South West	30.6%
=142	BrentLondon	London	30.4%
=142	CanterburySouth East	South East	30.4%
=142	New ForestSouth East	South East	30.4%
=145	BroadlandEast of England	East of England	30.3%
=145	PowysWales	Wales	30.3%
=147	BlabyEast Midlands	East Midlands	30.2%
=147	CharnwoodEast Midlands	East Midlands	30.2%
=147	WychavonWest Midlands	West Midlands	30.2%
=150	AshfordSouth East	South East	30.1%
=150	StaffordWest Midlands	West Midlands	30.1%
=152	BuryNorth West	North West	30.0%
=152	Newcastle upon TyneNorth East	North East	30.0%
154	North YorkshireYorkshire and The Humber Worked out by Open Index by adding up the census output areas in this area, because the census was published on the boundaries before this council changed.	Yorkshire and The Humber	29.9%
155	Hinckley and BosworthEast Midlands	East Midlands	29.8%
156	Mid DevonSouth West	South West	29.7%
=157	Bournemouth, Christchurch and PooleSouth West	South West	29.6%
=157	East DevonSouth West	South West	29.6%
=157	NorwichEast of England	East of England	29.6%
=157	Ribble ValleyNorth West	North West	29.6%
161	BroxbourneEast of England	East of England	29.4%
=162	CalderdaleYorkshire and The Humber	Yorkshire and The Humber	29.2%
=162	NewhamLondon	London	29.2%
=164	High PeakEast Midlands	East Midlands	29.1%
=164	West NorthamptonshireEast Midlands	East Midlands	29.1%
166	ChorleyNorth West	North West	29.0%
=167	Isles of ScillySouth West	South West	28.9%
=167	RushmoorSouth East	South East	28.9%
=169	BraintreeEast of England	East of England	28.8%
=169	Folkestone and HytheSouth East	South East	28.8%
=169	Oadby and WigstonEast Midlands	East Midlands	28.8%
=169	SheffieldYorkshire and The Humber Worked out by Open Index by adding up the census output areas in this area, because the census was published on the boundaries before this council changed.	Yorkshire and The Humber	28.8%
=169	South RibbleNorth West	North West	28.8%
174	North West LeicestershireEast Midlands	East Midlands	28.6%
=175	Castle PointEast of England	East of England	28.5%
=175	MeltonEast Midlands	East Midlands	28.5%
=175	South KestevenEast Midlands	East Midlands	28.5%
178	StevenageEast of England	East of England	28.3%
=179	DorsetSouth West	South West	28.2%
=179	TeignbridgeSouth West	South West	28.2%
181	Forest of DeanSouth West	South West	28.1%
182	NewportWales	Wales	28.0%
183	SeftonNorth West	North West	27.9%
184	South StaffordshireWest Midlands	West Midlands	27.8%
185	South DerbyshireEast Midlands	East Midlands	27.6%
186	NorthumberlandNorth East	North East	27.3%
187	ShropshireWest Midlands	West Midlands	27.2%
=188	North KestevenEast Midlands	East Midlands	27.1%
=188	SloughSouth East	South East	27.1%
190	CrawleySouth East	South East	27.0%
=191	GatesheadNorth East	North East	26.8%
=191	HastingsSouth East	South East	26.8%
193	WirralNorth West	North West	26.7%
194	North WarwickshireWest Midlands	West Midlands	26.5%
195	WorcesterWest Midlands	West Midlands	26.4%
196	KirkleesYorkshire and The Humber	Yorkshire and The Humber	26.3%
197	GraveshamSouth East	South East	26.2%
=198	East SuffolkEast of England	East of England	26.1%
=198	LiverpoolNorth West	North West	26.1%
=198	SomersetSouth West Worked out by Open Index by adding up the census output areas in this area, because the census was published on the boundaries before this council changed.	South West	26.1%
=198	WyreNorth West	North West	26.1%
=202	MedwaySouth East	South East	26.0%
=202	West LindseyEast Midlands	East Midlands	26.0%
=204	Newark and SherwoodEast Midlands	East Midlands	25.9%
=204	TorridgeSouth West	South West	25.9%
=206	BirminghamWest Midlands	West Midlands	25.8%
=206	CoventryWest Midlands	West Midlands	25.8%
=208	HavantSouth East	South East	25.6%
=208	HerefordshireWest Midlands	West Midlands	25.6%
=208	SouthamptonSouth East	South East	25.6%
211	NottinghamEast Midlands	East Midlands	25.5%
212	SwaleSouth East	South East	25.4%
=213	Amber ValleyEast Midlands	East Midlands	25.3%
=213	SwanseaWales	Wales	25.3%
=213	Westmorland and FurnessNorth West Worked out by Open Index by adding up the census output areas in this area, because the census was published on the boundaries before this council changed.	North West	25.3%
216	West LancashireNorth West	North West	25.2%
217	BradfordYorkshire and The Humber	Yorkshire and The Humber	25.1%
=218	IpswichEast of England	East of England	24.9%
=218	North East DerbyshireEast Midlands	East Midlands	24.9%
=218	PortsmouthSouth East	South East	24.9%
=218	PrestonNorth West	North West	24.9%
=222	ErewashEast Midlands	East Midlands	24.8%
=222	HaltonNorth West	North West	24.8%
=224	ArunSouth East	South East	24.7%
=224	CornwallSouth West	South West	24.7%
=224	East Riding of YorkshireYorkshire and The Humber	Yorkshire and The Humber	24.7%
=224	LancasterNorth West	North West	24.7%
228	TamesideNorth West	North West	24.6%
=229	PeterboroughEast of England	East of England	24.5%
=229	ThurrockEast of England	East of England	24.5%
=231	DarlingtonNorth East	North East	24.3%
=231	North DevonSouth West	South West	24.3%
=231	North NorfolkEast of England	East of England	24.3%
=231	RossendaleNorth West	North West	24.3%
=231	Staffordshire MoorlandsWest Midlands	West Midlands	24.3%
=231	ThanetSouth East	South East	24.3%
237	GloucesterSouth West	South West	24.2%
238	DoverSouth East	South East	24.1%
=239	CaerphillyWales	Wales	23.9%
=239	County DurhamNorth East	North East	23.9%
=239	Telford and WrekinWest Midlands	West Midlands	23.9%
242	GwyneddWales	Wales	23.7%
=243	BoltonNorth West	North West	23.6%
=243	North NorthamptonshireEast Midlands	East Midlands	23.6%
=243	South TynesideNorth East	North East	23.6%
=246	CarmarthenshireWales	Wales	23.5%
=246	DerbyEast Midlands	East Midlands	23.5%
=246	West SuffolkEast of England	East of England	23.5%
=249	ConwyWales	Wales	23.4%
=249	SunderlandNorth East	North East	23.4%
=251	EastbourneSouth East	South East	23.1%
=251	PembrokeshireWales	Wales	23.1%
=251	RedditchWest Midlands	West Midlands	23.1%
=251	Wyre ForestWest Midlands	West Midlands	23.1%
=255	GosportSouth East	South East	23.0%
=255	Newcastle-under-LymeWest Midlands	West Midlands	23.0%
=255	St. HelensNorth West	North West	23.0%
=258	Nuneaton and BedworthWest Midlands	West Midlands	22.9%
=258	TendringEast of England	East of England	22.9%
260	ChesterfieldEast Midlands	East Midlands	22.7%
=261	BridgendWales	Wales	22.5%
=261	CumberlandNorth West Worked out by Open Index by adding up the census output areas in this area, because the census was published on the boundaries before this council changed.	North West	22.5%
=261	Isle of AngleseyWales	Wales	22.5%
=261	WakefieldYorkshire and The Humber	Yorkshire and The Humber	22.5%
=265	East StaffordshireWest Midlands	West Midlands	22.3%
=265	Isle of WightSouth East	South East	22.3%
=265	TorfaenWales	Wales	22.3%
=265	WiganNorth West	North West	22.3%
269	FlintshireWales	Wales	22.0%
270	BrecklandEast of England	East of England	21.9%
=271	Rhondda Cynon TafWales	Wales	21.8%
=271	Stockton-on-TeesNorth East	North East	21.8%
273	DudleyWest Midlands	West Midlands	21.7%
274	TamworthWest Midlands	West Midlands	21.6%
275	LutonEast of England	East of England	21.5%
276	KnowsleyNorth West	North West	21.4%
=277	OldhamNorth West	North West	21.3%
=277	RochdaleNorth West	North West	21.3%
279	PlymouthSouth West	South West	21.2%
=280	DenbighshireWales	Wales	21.1%
=280	Neath Port TalbotWales	Wales	21.1%
282	RotherhamYorkshire and The Humber	Yorkshire and The Humber	21.0%
283	HarlowEast of England	East of England	20.9%
284	Barking and DagenhamLondon	London	20.7%
285	TorbaySouth West	South West	20.6%
286	King's Lynn and West NorfolkEast of England	East of England	20.5%
=287	BlackpoolNorth West	North West	20.2%
=287	LincolnEast Midlands	East Midlands	20.2%
289	FenlandEast of England	East of England	20.1%
290	BarnsleyYorkshire and The Humber Worked out by Open Index by adding up the census output areas in this area, because the census was published on the boundaries before this council changed.	Yorkshire and The Humber	20.0%
291	East LindseyEast Midlands	East Midlands	19.8%
=292	AshfieldEast Midlands	East Midlands	19.6%
=292	BassetlawEast Midlands	East Midlands	19.6%
=294	Blackburn with DarwenNorth West	North West	19.5%
=294	Cannock ChaseWest Midlands	West Midlands	19.5%
296	LeicesterEast Midlands	East Midlands	19.1%
297	WolverhamptonWest Midlands	West Midlands	18.9%
298	PendleNorth West	North West	18.8%
299	SandwellWest Midlands	West Midlands	18.7%
300	WalsallWest Midlands	West Midlands	18.6%
301	DoncasterYorkshire and The Humber	Yorkshire and The Humber	18.5%
=302	Merthyr TydfilWales	Wales	18.2%
=302	WrexhamWales	Wales	18.2%
304	BolsoverEast Midlands	East Midlands	18.1%
305	Redcar and ClevelandNorth East	North East	18.0%
306	HyndburnNorth West	North West	17.7%
307	South HollandEast Midlands	East Midlands	17.6%
=308	HartlepoolNorth East	North East	17.4%
=308	North LincolnshireYorkshire and The Humber	Yorkshire and The Humber	17.4%
310	MansfieldEast Midlands	East Midlands	17.0%
=311	BurnleyNorth West	North West	16.8%
=311	MiddlesbroughNorth East	North East	16.8%
313	Great YarmouthEast of England	East of England	16.6%
314	Stoke-on-TrentWest Midlands	West Midlands	15.2%
=315	Blaenau GwentWales	Wales	14.0%
=315	North East LincolnshireYorkshire and The Humber	Yorkshire and The Humber	14.0%
317	Kingston upon HullYorkshire and The Humber	Yorkshire and The Humber	13.2%
318	BostonEast Midlands	East Midlands	10.6%
–	AberdeenScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	AberdeenshireScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	AngusScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	Antrim and NewtownabbeyNorthern Ireland Northern Ireland's census asked about travel to work too. Open Index has not added it to this layer yet.	Northern Ireland	No figure
–	Ards and North DownNorthern Ireland Northern Ireland's census asked about travel to work too. Open Index has not added it to this layer yet.	Northern Ireland	No figure
–	Argyll and ButeScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	Armagh City, Banbridge and CraigavonNorthern Ireland Northern Ireland's census asked about travel to work too. Open Index has not added it to this layer yet.	Northern Ireland	No figure
–	BelfastNorthern Ireland Northern Ireland's census asked about travel to work too. Open Index has not added it to this layer yet.	Northern Ireland	No figure
–	Causeway Coast and GlensNorthern Ireland Northern Ireland's census asked about travel to work too. Open Index has not added it to this layer yet.	Northern Ireland	No figure
–	ClackmannanshireScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	Derry City and StrabaneNorthern Ireland Northern Ireland's census asked about travel to work too. Open Index has not added it to this layer yet.	Northern Ireland	No figure
–	Dumfries and GallowayScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	DundeeScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	East AyrshireScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	East DunbartonshireScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	East LothianScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	East RenfrewshireScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	EdinburghScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	FalkirkScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	Fermanagh and OmaghNorthern Ireland Northern Ireland's census asked about travel to work too. Open Index has not added it to this layer yet.	Northern Ireland	No figure
–	FifeScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	GlasgowScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	HighlandScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	InverclydeScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	Lisburn and CastlereaghNorthern Ireland Northern Ireland's census asked about travel to work too. Open Index has not added it to this layer yet.	Northern Ireland	No figure
–	Mid and East AntrimNorthern Ireland Northern Ireland's census asked about travel to work too. Open Index has not added it to this layer yet.	Northern Ireland	No figure
–	Mid UlsterNorthern Ireland Northern Ireland's census asked about travel to work too. Open Index has not added it to this layer yet.	Northern Ireland	No figure
–	MidlothianScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	MorayScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	Na h-Eileanan SiarScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	Newry, Mourne and DownNorthern Ireland Northern Ireland's census asked about travel to work too. Open Index has not added it to this layer yet.	Northern Ireland	No figure
–	North AyrshireScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	North LanarkshireScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	Orkney IslandsScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	Perth and KinrossScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	RenfrewshireScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	Scottish BordersScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	Shetland IslandsScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	South AyrshireScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	South LanarkshireScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	StirlingScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	West DunbartonshireScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure
–	West LothianScotland Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.	Scotland	No figure

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