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Map of working mainly from home by council

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England and Wales
Council level, 318 areas
2021, published Jan 2023
Share of working residents who worked mainly from home, in March 2021

ONS Census 2021·© OpenStreetMap

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Working mainly from home

Council level, 318 areas, 2021

Working mainly from home

Census 2021, England and Wales

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Highest

Councils, 2021

City of London67.3%
Richmond upon Thames58.8%
Kensington and Chelsea57.6%
Camden56.7%
Wandsworth56.5%

Lowest

Boston10.6%
Kingston upon Hull13.2%
North East Lincolnshire14.0%
Blaenau Gwent14.0%
Stoke-on-Trent15.2%

Working from home map

The share of residents aged 16 and over in work who worked mainly at or from home. The latest figures are for 2021, down to output areas across England and Wales. Source: ONS Census 2021.

EWEngland and WalesCouncil level, 318 areas2021, published Jan 2023

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