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.

Working mainly from home for every council in the UK, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilRegion or nationValue
1City of LondonLondonLondon67.3%
2Richmond upon ThamesLondonLondon58.8%
3Kensington and ChelseaLondonLondon57.6%
4CamdenLondonLondon56.7%
5WandsworthLondonLondon56.5%
6IslingtonLondonLondon56.1%
7WestminsterLondonLondon55.8%
8ElmbridgeSouth EastSouth East53.7%
9St AlbansEast of EnglandEast of England53.0%
10Hammersmith and FulhamLondonLondon52.3%
11WokinghamSouth EastSouth East50.7%
12Tower HamletsLondonLondon50.3%
13LambethLondonLondon50.2%
14HackneyLondonLondon49.8%
15SouthwarkLondonLondon48.4%
16Windsor and MaidenheadSouth EastSouth East47.9%
17WaverleySouth EastSouth East47.6%
=18BromleyLondonLondon46.6%
=18Kingston upon ThamesLondonLondon46.6%
20Mole ValleySouth EastSouth East45.8%
21CambridgeEast of EnglandEast of England45.5%
=22Epsom and EwellSouth EastSouth East44.9%
=22LewishamLondonLondon44.9%
24HartSouth EastSouth East44.8%
=25WarwickWest MidlandsWest Midlands44.7%
=25WokingSouth EastSouth East44.7%
27BrentwoodEast of EnglandEast of England44.3%
28GuildfordSouth EastSouth East44.2%
29South CambridgeshireEast of EnglandEast of England43.8%
=30RushcliffeEast MidlandsEast Midlands43.3%
=30TandridgeSouth EastSouth East43.3%
=30WinchesterSouth EastSouth East43.3%
33MertonLondonLondon43.2%
=34BarnetLondonLondon42.8%
=34South OxfordshireSouth EastSouth East42.8%
=36Brighton and HoveSouth EastSouth East42.7%
=36North HertfordshireEast of EnglandEast of England42.7%
38Tunbridge WellsSouth EastSouth East42.3%
39SevenoaksSouth EastSouth East42.2%
40Reigate and BansteadSouth EastSouth East42.0%
41Three RiversEast of EnglandEast of England41.8%
42HaringeyLondonLondon41.5%
=43Vale of White HorseSouth EastSouth East41.3%
=43West BerkshireSouth EastSouth East41.3%
45BuckinghamshireSouth EastSouth East41.1%
=46East HertfordshireEast of EnglandEast of England40.9%
=46Mid SussexSouth EastSouth East40.9%
=48HorshamSouth EastSouth East40.8%
=48Surrey HeathSouth EastSouth East40.8%
50TraffordNorth WestNorth West40.7%
51GreenwichLondonLondon40.5%
=52Bracknell ForestSouth EastSouth East39.9%
=52HertsmereEast of EnglandEast of England39.9%
54Stratford-on-AvonWest MidlandsWest Midlands39.5%
55UttlesfordEast of EnglandEast of England39.4%
56ReadingSouth EastSouth East39.3%
=57Basingstoke and DeaneSouth EastSouth East39.2%
=57DacorumEast of EnglandEast of England39.2%
59CotswoldSouth WestSouth West39.1%
60RunnymedeSouth EastSouth East38.9%
61OxfordSouth EastSouth East38.8%
62BristolSouth WestSouth West38.6%
63Bath and North East SomersetSouth WestSouth West38.5%
64ChelmsfordEast of EnglandEast of England38.4%
65Epping ForestEast of EnglandEast of England38.3%
66Waltham ForestLondonLondon37.6%
=67CroydonLondonLondon37.5%
=67East HampshireSouth EastSouth East37.5%
69Tonbridge and MallingSouth EastSouth East37.0%
70CheltenhamSouth WestSouth West36.7%
71SuttonLondonLondon36.5%
72Milton KeynesSouth EastSouth East36.4%
73Test ValleySouth EastSouth East36.2%
=74CardiffWalesWales36.1%
=74EalingLondonLondon36.1%
=74HarrowLondonLondon36.1%
=74RochfordEast of EnglandEast of England36.1%
=74SolihullWest MidlandsWest Midlands36.1%
=74Welwyn HatfieldEast of EnglandEast of England36.1%
=80SpelthorneSouth EastSouth East35.9%
=80StockportNorth WestNorth West35.9%
82HarboroughEast MidlandsEast Midlands35.8%
=83South GloucestershireSouth WestSouth West35.5%
=83YorkYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber35.5%
85LewesSouth EastSouth East35.3%
86Cheshire EastNorth WestNorth West35.2%
=87StroudSouth WestSouth West35.0%
=87West OxfordshireSouth EastSouth East35.0%
=89East CambridgeshireEast of EnglandEast of England34.9%
=89HuntingdonshireEast of EnglandEast of England34.9%
=89Malvern HillsWest MidlandsWest Midlands34.9%
=89RedbridgeLondonLondon34.9%
=89WealdenSouth EastSouth East34.9%
94BromsgroveWest MidlandsWest Midlands34.8%
=95BexleyLondonLondon34.5%
=95Central BedfordshireEast of EnglandEast of England34.5%
=95FarehamSouth EastSouth East34.5%
=98ChichesterSouth EastSouth East34.4%
=98EastleighSouth EastSouth East34.4%
100MonmouthshireWalesWales34.3%
101Derbyshire DalesEast MidlandsEast Midlands34.2%
=102RutlandEast MidlandsEast Midlands34.1%
=102WiltshireSouth WestSouth West34.1%
104Vale of GlamorganWalesWales34.0%
105WatfordEast of EnglandEast of England33.9%
106LeedsYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber33.8%
=107HaveringLondonLondon33.4%
=107Southend-on-SeaEast of EnglandEast of England33.4%
=107TewkesburySouth WestSouth West33.4%
110BroxtoweEast MidlandsEast Midlands33.3%
111South HamsSouth WestSouth West33.1%
112North SomersetSouth WestSouth West32.6%
113HounslowLondonLondon32.5%
114RotherSouth EastSouth East32.4%
115CherwellSouth EastSouth East32.2%
116FyldeNorth WestNorth West31.8%
=117CeredigionWalesWales31.6%
=117HillingdonLondonLondon31.6%
=117LichfieldWest MidlandsWest Midlands31.6%
=117ManchesterNorth WestNorth West31.6%
=117North TynesideNorth EastNorth East31.6%
=117WarringtonNorth WestNorth West31.6%
=123Cheshire West and ChesterNorth WestNorth West31.5%
=123South NorfolkEast of EnglandEast of England31.5%
=125BedfordEast of EnglandEast of England31.4%
=125West DevonSouth WestSouth West31.4%
=127EnfieldLondonLondon31.3%
=127MaldonEast of EnglandEast of England31.3%
=127WorthingSouth EastSouth East31.3%
=130AdurSouth EastSouth East31.1%
=130MaidstoneSouth EastSouth East31.1%
=132DartfordSouth EastSouth East31.0%
=132Mid SuffolkEast of EnglandEast of England31.0%
134BaberghEast of EnglandEast of England30.7%
=135BasildonEast of EnglandEast of England30.6%
=135ColchesterEast of EnglandEast of England30.6%
=135ExeterSouth WestSouth West30.6%
=135GedlingEast MidlandsEast Midlands30.6%
=135RugbyWest MidlandsWest Midlands30.6%
=135SalfordNorth WestNorth West30.6%
=135SwindonSouth WestSouth West30.6%
=142BrentLondonLondon30.4%
=142CanterburySouth EastSouth East30.4%
=142New ForestSouth EastSouth East30.4%
=145BroadlandEast of EnglandEast of England30.3%
=145PowysWalesWales30.3%
=147BlabyEast MidlandsEast Midlands30.2%
=147CharnwoodEast MidlandsEast Midlands30.2%
=147WychavonWest MidlandsWest Midlands30.2%
=150AshfordSouth EastSouth East30.1%
=150StaffordWest MidlandsWest Midlands30.1%
=152BuryNorth WestNorth West30.0%
=152Newcastle upon TyneNorth EastNorth East30.0%
154North YorkshireYorkshire and The Humber

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Yorkshire and The Humber29.9%
155Hinckley and BosworthEast MidlandsEast Midlands29.8%
156Mid DevonSouth WestSouth West29.7%
=157Bournemouth, Christchurch and PooleSouth WestSouth West29.6%
=157East DevonSouth WestSouth West29.6%
=157NorwichEast of EnglandEast of England29.6%
=157Ribble ValleyNorth WestNorth West29.6%
161BroxbourneEast of EnglandEast of England29.4%
=162CalderdaleYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber29.2%
=162NewhamLondonLondon29.2%
=164High PeakEast MidlandsEast Midlands29.1%
=164West NorthamptonshireEast MidlandsEast Midlands29.1%
166ChorleyNorth WestNorth West29.0%
=167Isles of ScillySouth WestSouth West28.9%
=167RushmoorSouth EastSouth East28.9%
=169BraintreeEast of EnglandEast of England28.8%
=169Folkestone and HytheSouth EastSouth East28.8%
=169Oadby and WigstonEast MidlandsEast Midlands28.8%
=169SheffieldYorkshire and The Humber

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Yorkshire and The Humber28.8%
=169South RibbleNorth WestNorth West28.8%
174North West LeicestershireEast MidlandsEast Midlands28.6%
=175Castle PointEast of EnglandEast of England28.5%
=175MeltonEast MidlandsEast Midlands28.5%
=175South KestevenEast MidlandsEast Midlands28.5%
178StevenageEast of EnglandEast of England28.3%
=179DorsetSouth WestSouth West28.2%
=179TeignbridgeSouth WestSouth West28.2%
181Forest of DeanSouth WestSouth West28.1%
182NewportWalesWales28.0%
183SeftonNorth WestNorth West27.9%
184South StaffordshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands27.8%
185South DerbyshireEast MidlandsEast Midlands27.6%
186NorthumberlandNorth EastNorth East27.3%
187ShropshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands27.2%
=188North KestevenEast MidlandsEast Midlands27.1%
=188SloughSouth EastSouth East27.1%
190CrawleySouth EastSouth East27.0%
=191GatesheadNorth EastNorth East26.8%
=191HastingsSouth EastSouth East26.8%
193WirralNorth WestNorth West26.7%
194North WarwickshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands26.5%
195WorcesterWest MidlandsWest Midlands26.4%
196KirkleesYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber26.3%
197GraveshamSouth EastSouth East26.2%
=198East SuffolkEast of EnglandEast of England26.1%
=198LiverpoolNorth WestNorth West26.1%
=198SomersetSouth West

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South West26.1%
=198WyreNorth WestNorth West26.1%
=202MedwaySouth EastSouth East26.0%
=202West LindseyEast MidlandsEast Midlands26.0%
=204Newark and SherwoodEast MidlandsEast Midlands25.9%
=204TorridgeSouth WestSouth West25.9%
=206BirminghamWest MidlandsWest Midlands25.8%
=206CoventryWest MidlandsWest Midlands25.8%
=208HavantSouth EastSouth East25.6%
=208HerefordshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands25.6%
=208SouthamptonSouth EastSouth East25.6%
211NottinghamEast MidlandsEast Midlands25.5%
212SwaleSouth EastSouth East25.4%
=213Amber ValleyEast MidlandsEast Midlands25.3%
=213SwanseaWalesWales25.3%
=213Westmorland and FurnessNorth West

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North West25.3%
216West LancashireNorth WestNorth West25.2%
217BradfordYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber25.1%
=218IpswichEast of EnglandEast of England24.9%
=218North East DerbyshireEast MidlandsEast Midlands24.9%
=218PortsmouthSouth EastSouth East24.9%
=218PrestonNorth WestNorth West24.9%
=222ErewashEast MidlandsEast Midlands24.8%
=222HaltonNorth WestNorth West24.8%
=224ArunSouth EastSouth East24.7%
=224CornwallSouth WestSouth West24.7%
=224East Riding of YorkshireYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber24.7%
=224LancasterNorth WestNorth West24.7%
228TamesideNorth WestNorth West24.6%
=229PeterboroughEast of EnglandEast of England24.5%
=229ThurrockEast of EnglandEast of England24.5%
=231DarlingtonNorth EastNorth East24.3%
=231North DevonSouth WestSouth West24.3%
=231North NorfolkEast of EnglandEast of England24.3%
=231RossendaleNorth WestNorth West24.3%
=231Staffordshire MoorlandsWest MidlandsWest Midlands24.3%
=231ThanetSouth EastSouth East24.3%
237GloucesterSouth WestSouth West24.2%
238DoverSouth EastSouth East24.1%
=239CaerphillyWalesWales23.9%
=239County DurhamNorth EastNorth East23.9%
=239Telford and WrekinWest MidlandsWest Midlands23.9%
242GwyneddWalesWales23.7%
=243BoltonNorth WestNorth West23.6%
=243North NorthamptonshireEast MidlandsEast Midlands23.6%
=243South TynesideNorth EastNorth East23.6%
=246CarmarthenshireWalesWales23.5%
=246DerbyEast MidlandsEast Midlands23.5%
=246West SuffolkEast of EnglandEast of England23.5%
=249ConwyWalesWales23.4%
=249SunderlandNorth EastNorth East23.4%
=251EastbourneSouth EastSouth East23.1%
=251PembrokeshireWalesWales23.1%
=251RedditchWest MidlandsWest Midlands23.1%
=251Wyre ForestWest MidlandsWest Midlands23.1%
=255GosportSouth EastSouth East23.0%
=255Newcastle-under-LymeWest MidlandsWest Midlands23.0%
=255St. HelensNorth WestNorth West23.0%
=258Nuneaton and BedworthWest MidlandsWest Midlands22.9%
=258TendringEast of EnglandEast of England22.9%
260ChesterfieldEast MidlandsEast Midlands22.7%
=261BridgendWalesWales22.5%
=261CumberlandNorth West

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North West22.5%
=261Isle of AngleseyWalesWales22.5%
=261WakefieldYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber22.5%
=265East StaffordshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands22.3%
=265Isle of WightSouth EastSouth East22.3%
=265TorfaenWalesWales22.3%
=265WiganNorth WestNorth West22.3%
269FlintshireWalesWales22.0%
270BrecklandEast of EnglandEast of England21.9%
=271Rhondda Cynon TafWalesWales21.8%
=271Stockton-on-TeesNorth EastNorth East21.8%
273DudleyWest MidlandsWest Midlands21.7%
274TamworthWest MidlandsWest Midlands21.6%
275LutonEast of EnglandEast of England21.5%
276KnowsleyNorth WestNorth West21.4%
=277OldhamNorth WestNorth West21.3%
=277RochdaleNorth WestNorth West21.3%
279PlymouthSouth WestSouth West21.2%
=280DenbighshireWalesWales21.1%
=280Neath Port TalbotWalesWales21.1%
282RotherhamYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber21.0%
283HarlowEast of EnglandEast of England20.9%
284Barking and DagenhamLondonLondon20.7%
285TorbaySouth WestSouth West20.6%
286King's Lynn and West NorfolkEast of EnglandEast of England20.5%
=287BlackpoolNorth WestNorth West20.2%
=287LincolnEast MidlandsEast Midlands20.2%
289FenlandEast of EnglandEast of England20.1%
290BarnsleyYorkshire and The Humber

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Yorkshire and The Humber20.0%
291East LindseyEast MidlandsEast Midlands19.8%
=292AshfieldEast MidlandsEast Midlands19.6%
=292BassetlawEast MidlandsEast Midlands19.6%
=294Blackburn with DarwenNorth WestNorth West19.5%
=294Cannock ChaseWest MidlandsWest Midlands19.5%
296LeicesterEast MidlandsEast Midlands19.1%
297WolverhamptonWest MidlandsWest Midlands18.9%
298PendleNorth WestNorth West18.8%
299SandwellWest MidlandsWest Midlands18.7%
300WalsallWest MidlandsWest Midlands18.6%
301DoncasterYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber18.5%
=302Merthyr TydfilWalesWales18.2%
=302WrexhamWalesWales18.2%
304BolsoverEast MidlandsEast Midlands18.1%
305Redcar and ClevelandNorth EastNorth East18.0%
306HyndburnNorth WestNorth West17.7%
307South HollandEast MidlandsEast Midlands17.6%
=308HartlepoolNorth EastNorth East17.4%
=308North LincolnshireYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber17.4%
310MansfieldEast MidlandsEast Midlands17.0%
=311BurnleyNorth WestNorth West16.8%
=311MiddlesbroughNorth EastNorth East16.8%
313Great YarmouthEast of EnglandEast of England16.6%
314Stoke-on-TrentWest MidlandsWest Midlands15.2%
=315Blaenau GwentWalesWales14.0%
=315North East LincolnshireYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber14.0%
317Kingston upon HullYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber13.2%
318BostonEast MidlandsEast Midlands10.6%
–Aberdeen CityScotland

Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.

ScotlandNo figure
–AberdeenshireScotland

Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.

ScotlandNo figure
–AngusScotland

Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.

ScotlandNo 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 IrelandNo 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 IrelandNo 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.

ScotlandNo 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 IrelandNo figure
–BelfastNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asked about travel to work too. Open Index has not added it to this layer yet.

Northern IrelandNo 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 IrelandNo 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.

ScotlandNo figure
–ClackmannanshireScotland

Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.

ScotlandNo 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 IrelandNo 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.

ScotlandNo 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.

ScotlandNo 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.

ScotlandNo 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.

ScotlandNo 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.

ScotlandNo 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.

ScotlandNo figure
–FalkirkScotland

Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.

ScotlandNo 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 IrelandNo figure
–FifeScotland

Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.

ScotlandNo 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.

ScotlandNo figure
–HighlandScotland

Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.

ScotlandNo figure
–InverclydeScotland

Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.

ScotlandNo 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 IrelandNo 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 IrelandNo 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 IrelandNo figure
–MidlothianScotland

Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.

ScotlandNo figure
–MorayScotland

Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.

ScotlandNo 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.

ScotlandNo 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 IrelandNo 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.

ScotlandNo 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.

ScotlandNo 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.

ScotlandNo 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.

ScotlandNo figure
–RenfrewshireScotland

Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.

ScotlandNo 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.

ScotlandNo 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.

ScotlandNo 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.

ScotlandNo 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.

ScotlandNo figure
–StirlingScotland

Scotland's census was held a year later, after the lockdowns had ended, so its figures are not comparable with March 2021.

ScotlandNo 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.

ScotlandNo 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.

ScotlandNo figure

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