Yes. There’s a mandatory question on “What is your sex?” and an optional question on “Is the gender you identify with the same as your sex registered at birth?”
I’ve done mine already, mainly because (unusually for me) I didn’t read the instructions. No matter, the results wouldn’t be any different if I’d waited until the 21st.
I'm going to be Catholic, and English, and cross out all references to British.
I’m putting English. I’m not one of those rabid Brexiters who has a St George flag in the front garden but I think it’s a legitimate right to have the country of your birth down on the census. People are perfectly happy with folk identifying as Scottish Welsh or Irish, so why not.
The Jedi thing.... meh, it was funny for five minutes, now it’s just looks childish. There’s an option box for “no religion” anyway.
My mom used to get really angry about the Census,in particular the 1980/81 census. Not a religious person,no strong political views etc, but as soon as the Census bloke tapped the door (they came and filled it in with you back in the day) she would completely go off on one as she thought it was state control. she had to fill it in tho when after about 5 separate attempts the census man bought a policeman with him. It was rather like Micky Flanagans sketch with the woman at the door flinging a cup of piss over unwanted callers.
We don’t feel defined by where we were born or live. I’ve no idea what British or English ‘feels’ like. I know a lot of people do, but we just don’t.. The wife put British in the end, as we figured it fitted best, out of the available options. She put us down as having no religion, which we don’t..
so if you fancy a reissue of a guitar they never made in a colour they never used then it probably isn't too overpriced.
I put down both English and British, seeing as it allowed me to choose both, as I feel British when we’re winning medals in the Olympics (go Team GB!) but English when the football is on (fewer medals in this second one)
With so many comparison web sites out there, how do I choose the best one?
We don’t feel defined by where we were born or live. I’ve no idea what British or English ‘feels’ like. I know a lot of people do, but we just don’t.. The wife put British in the end, as we figured it fitted best, out of the available options. She put us down as having no religion, which we don’t..
I’ve no idea how it feels to be English as against British either. I’m not trying to be jingoistic or doing all that “we’re claiming our country back” crap. I was born in England, don’t see why I shouldn’t say that I'm English, that’s all. My passport says I’m British and I’m equally proud of that too.
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Is there an agnostics check box?
TACOMA NARROWS BRIDGE DISASTER
Perhaps that was a bill...
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Tempted by Jedi but I did not want to help create the impression that barmy belief systems had more foothold and therefore rights, in the country.
Tell people to declare they're Jedi and they'll do it, like the vacuous unimaginative sheep they are.
Not a religious person,no strong political views etc, but as soon as the Census bloke tapped the door (they came and filled it in with you back in the day) she would completely go off on one as she thought it was state control.
she had to fill it in tho when after about 5 separate attempts the census man bought a policeman with him.
It was rather like Micky Flanagans sketch with the woman at the door flinging a cup of piss over unwanted callers.
The wife put British in the end, as we figured it fitted best, out of the available options.
She put us down as having no religion, which we don’t..
With so many comparison web sites out there, how do I choose the best one?