2011 UK Census

Topics that will be covered included:

• Output strategy
• Disclosure control methods
• Dissemination plans
• Output geographies
• Output content
• Future consultation procedures on outputs

The dates and venues for the events are:

Tuesday 13 October - London
Civil Service Club, 13-15 Great Scotland Yard, London SW1A 2HJ

Wednesday 14 October - Wales
Cardiff Marriott Hotel, Mill Lane, Cardiff, Wales CF10 1EX

Monday 19 October - Gateshead
Newcastle Marriott Metrocentre, Marconi Way, Gateshead NE11 9XF

Tuesday 20 October - Manchester
Manchester Malmaison, 1-3 Piccadilly, Manchester M1 1LZ

Wednesday 21 October - London
Civil Service Club, 13-15 Great Scotland Yard, London SW1

Thursday 22 October - Leicester
Marriot Hotel, Smith Way, Grovepark, Enderby, LE19 1SW

Places at each event are limited, so if you wish to attend, please complete and return the registration form to ku.vog.isg.sno|secivresremotsuc.susnec#ku.vog.isg.sno|secivresremotsuc.susnec as soon as possible, and by no later than 2 October.

For more information about the events please email: ku.vog.isg.sno|secivresremotsuc.susnec#ku.vog.isg.sno|secivresremotsuc.susnec

To ask questions, or raise or continue discussion points about issues covered or missed in the events, talk about them in the dedicated roadshow section of the forum.

Future consultation
Following the launch events, there will be opportunities to get involved in more direct consultation on specific topics, such as specifying the statisitcal outputs to be published and defining their geographies.

These further consultation exercises will run from November 2009 through to the middle of 2010. Since the launch events have limited capacity, users unable to take part will be invited to attend subsequent rounds of consultation.

Give us your views
Consultation includes specific arrangements for you to submit comments for review and further discussion. However, we always welcome any feedback, which you can leave as comments below, or in forum. Census Customer Services also welcome comments on any aspect of the census at any time from individuals, communities, user groups and organisations. These will be considered and responded to by the relevant specialists.

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