People now live in ourselves.

08/03/13

By Simon O'Hare

Both the number of people living alone has almost as much as 40 years ago in the UK, according to new official data.

In 1973, only nine hundred people lived alone but was born in the year 2011 with up to 16 per cent reported by country offices in the dissemination of statistics (parts)

Among young people have increased greatly, so living with those aged 25-44, five times more likely to live alone in the year 2554 (2011) (10 per cent) than in 1973 (two per cent).

The overview report explores common life 2011 also revealed in the makeup of the family, change the year.

In the number of single women were recorded with 43 per cent of single women aged 18-49 years 2554 (2011) compared to a 18 percent in 1979.

The proportion of married women declined. By the third, while at the same interval. With increasing proportion of cohabiting with the three-fold Alliance.

There are also the proportion of single-parent households rise three-fold over the course of the study, while the proportion of families with only one child, add about three.

The report also focuses on conversion technology that occurred in the House in 40 years in the UK.

More than one-third (37 per cent) of households with central heating in 1972 but is now 98 per cent of households are heated at the flick of a switch.

Similarly, over time, have seen a regular fixture in the UK has become a home to 96 per cent of households owned in the year 2554 (2011), compared with 66 percent in the washing machine.

The gathering comes to a computer at home, and latterly the Internet has certainly also come step through the course of the study, which found that nine percent of households have a computer in 1984, compared with 80 per cent of households a year 2011.

Close to all the family only now have access to telephones, but not in the previous decade, with fewer than half (42 per cent) of households in 1972 as the owner of the phone.

The figures do not shed light on the relationship and development of technology, but also significant changes to the nation's lifestyle habits.

Some people may be surprised when you want to save the report to find out whether the frequency of alcohol decreased over the past year.

The data shows that the proportion of people who drink at least 5 days a week fell from 23 per cent in 1998 to 16 percent in 2011, while the equivalent figures for women, 13 per cent in 1998 and nine per cent in 2011.

The two men, sex, age 45 or older found more younger people are drinking alcohol at least 5 days a week.

The proportion of men who smoke more than half since 1974-from 45 per cent to 20 per cent in the year 2554 (2011)-but there was a change that no matter how much cigarette smoke. By men and women

About 372000 households have participated in the survey because it has set up four decades ago, as well as interviews. There are around 970000 people with the aim of monitoring the population, housing, employment. The country's health and education.

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