Working mainly from home: every council in the UK
City of London had the highest working mainly from home of the UK’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.
| 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 summed-from-output-areas | 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 summed-from-output-areas | 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 summed-from-output-areas | 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 summed-from-output-areas | 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 summed-from-output-areas | 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 summed-from-output-areas | 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% |
| – | Aberdeen CityScotland 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 |
| – | City of 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 |
| – | 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 |
| – | Dundee CityScotland 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 |
| – | 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 |
| – | Glasgow CityScotland 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 |