Datasets and reference tables

All Females aged 16 and over living and as a partner in a marriage, a same-sex civil partnership or a cohabiting couple partnership.

This reference table shows all males aged 16 and over in households, living in a couple married.

This reference table shows all females aged 16 and over in households, living in a couple married by ethnic group.

Dependent children by their ethnic group by family type lving in a household by whether or not there is an inter-ethnic partnership or not.

Show the relationships between Environmental Accounts measures and UNFCCC and UNECE measures, for 1990 to 2012

Emissions of arsenic, cadmium, chromium, copper, lead, mercury, nickel, selenium, vanadium, and zinc, for 1990 to 2012

Emissions generated from fuel sources used by road transport vehicles, for 1990 to 2012

Domestic extraction, imports, exports, and material flow indicators

Environmental protection expenditure by general government according to activity, for 1996 to 2012

UK land use data, for 2000 to 2010

Fuel use according to coal, natural gas, petrol, DERV, fuel oil, gas oil, aviation fuel, and other, for 1990 to 2012

Show the relationships between Environmental Accounts measures and Digest of United Kingdom Energy Statistics (DUKES) measures, for 1990 to 2012

Energy consumption from renewable sources used to generate heat, for 1990 to 2012

Energy use by industry, source and fuel, for 1990 to 2012

Estimates of remaining recoverable oil and gas reserves and resources, 1995 to 2012

Provided to assist users in locating the previous publication (2010) and new publication (2013) time series identifiers for assets by institutional sector.

This spredsheet contains all the data used in the UK Wages Over the Past Four Decades Report. Data includes cohort analysis, single year comparisions by age, distributional analysis and regional comparisons

Tables that appear at the back of the PDF version of the Statistical Bulletin: Table 1 - Labour productivity key measures, Table 2 - Unit labour costs and unit wage costs, Table 3 - Output per job: Manufacturing subsections, Table 4 - Output per hour worked: Manufacturing subsections, Table 5 - Output per job: Services sections, Table 6 - Output per hour worked: Services sections, Table 7 - Market sector productivity, Table 8 - Output per job and hour worked: Agriculture, forestry and fishing, Table 9 - Productivity measures by region, Table 10 - Labour input indices: Workers, productivity jobs and productivity hours, Table R1 - Revisions analysis.

Underlying labour inputs behind the published labour productivity estimates by industry and industrial sector as defined according to the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) 2007: Productivity Jobs, Productivity Hours, Market Sector Workers, Market Sector Hours.

Selected historical series of labour productivity on as consistent a basis as possible with those in the quarterly Labour Productivity release. At the present time this includes estimates for output per worker, per job and per hour for the whole economy and for the production, manufacturing and services industries. Annual estimates for most series are provided back to 1948, and quarterly estimates have also been extended where possible, for example, manufacturing output per job has been extended by 18 years back to 1960 and manufacturing output per hour has been extended back by 24 years to 1970. Headline unit labour costs and unit wage costs have also been extended considerably further back.

Impact of Blue Book 2014 changes on annual growth rates of GDP (chained volume measure) (Per cent growth: 1998 to 2009)

Impact of Blue Book 2014 changes on level of GDP in current prices (£ billion: 1997 to 2009)

Current and former public sector bodies - updated to incorporate classification decisions that were made in June 2014.

Household expenditure full dataset, current price, seasonally adjusted. The estimates published in this workbook are consistent with Blue Book 2013.

Household expenditure full dataset, chained volume measure, seasonally adjusted. The estimates published in this workbook are consistent with Blue Book 2013.