Is Britain Fairer? 2018: supporting data

There are 48 data tables supporting the evidence shown in the Is Britain Fairer? 2018 report.

The tables are split into six themes or 'domains':

education
health
justice
living standards
participation
work

Education	Educational attainment of children and young people	Percentage with a good level of development or of literacy and numeracy in early Primary education (children aged 4 to 7) (Excel file)
Education	Educational attainment of children and young people	Percentage achieving good examination results at school-leaving age or on leaving school (children) (Excel file)
Education	Higher education and lifelong learning	Percentage participating in learning activities in the last three months (adults) (Excel file)
Justice	Hate crime, homicides and sexual or domestic abuse	Percentage who experienced one or more hate incidents (self-reported) in the previous 12 months (adults) (Excel file)
Justice	Hate crime, homicides and sexual or domestic abuse	Number of police recorded hate crimes or charges relating to hate crime, by motivation (Excel file)
Justice	Hate crime, homicides and sexual or domestic abuse	Percentage who experienced rape and assault by penetration, including attempts (self- reported) in the previous 12 months (adults) (Excel file)
Justice	Hate crime, homicides and sexual or domestic abuse	Percentage who experienced domestic violence and abuse (self- reported) in the previous 12 months (adults) (Excel file)
Justice	Criminal and civil justice	Percentage agreeing that the Criminal Justice System treats those who have been accused of a crime as ‘innocent until proven guilty’ (adults) (Excel file)
Living standards	Social care	Percentage of social care service users treated with dignity and respect in social care (self-reported) (adults) (Excel file)
Participation	Political and civic participation and representation	Percentage undertaking one or more of a number of political activities (adults) (Excel file)
Participation	Social and community cohesion	Percentage who agree most people, or most people in their neighbourhood, can be trusted (adults) (Excel file)
Participation	Social and community cohesion	Percentage who agree they belong in their immediate neighbourhood or local area (adults) (Excel file)