Population Trends 2007

n° 130 - Winter 2007

In brief, pp. 3-8

  • Population Estimates, mid–2006, p. 3
  • Household Population Estimates, mid 2006, p. 3
  • Primary Care Organisations, mid–2002 to mid–2006, p. 4
  • Updated health area classifications , p. 4
  • Short-term migration estimates, mid–2004 and mid–2005, p. 4
  • Population Trends: Readers’ views invited, p. 4
  • Registrar General Northern Ireland Annual Report 2006, pp. 4-6
  • Welsh population seminar – 9 October 2007, p. 6
  • ONS to publish population estimates for additional geographies, p. 6
  • Annual Update: Births in England and Wales, p. 6
  • Effects of problems with birth and death registration systems on ONS statistical outputs, p. 6
  • Revised 2003–2006 mid-year Population Estimates, Scotland, pp. 6-7
  • Life Expectancy for Administrative Areas within Scotland, 2004–2006, p. 7
  • Focus on Families, p. 7
  • Recent publications, p. 7

Demographic indicators, p. 8

The Changing Demographic Picture of the UK: National Statistician’s Annual Article on the Population

  • DUNNELL Karen, National Statistician - Provides an overview of how the size and structure of the UK population is changing over time,
    the latest trends in fertility, and work being undertaken to improve the quality of population and migration statistics., pp. 9-21

Using data from overseas to improve estimates of emigration

  • DINI Ercilia, HORSEFIELD Giles, VICKERS Lucy - Reports on research work carried out by ONS to investigate whether data sources held by other
    countries can improve estimates of out-migration from the UK., pp. 22-30

Migration trends at older ages in England and Wales

  • UREN Zoe, GOLDRING Shayla - Reports on trends in internal migration at older ages in England and Wales, using data from the ONS Longitudinal Studies., pp. 31-40

Tables, pp. 41-70

Reports

  • Mid–2006 Population Estimates, pp. 71-74
  • Emerging findings from the 2007 Census Test, pp. 75-77

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n° 129 - Autumn 2007

In brief, pp. 3-6
  • National Statistician heralds key milestones in new era for statistics, pp. 3-5
  • The Registrar General's review of Scotland's population, p. 4
  • 2006-based national population projections: underlying long-term assumptions, p. 4-5
  • Civil partnership statistics, p. 5
  • Effects of problems with birth and death registration systems on ONS statistical outputs, p. 5
  • Revision to live birth figures for England and Wales, 2006, p. 5
  • Email update service on ONS population statistics, p. 5
  • Wales population event – 9 October 2007, p. 5
  • Recent publications, p. 5
Demographic indicators, p. 6
  • BAUERE Viktorija, DENSHAM Paul, MILLAR Jane, SALT John - Migrants from central and eastern Europe: local geographies, pp. 7-19
  • KEILMAN Nico - UK national population projections in perspective: How successful compared to those in other European countries?, pp. 20-30
Tables, pp. 31-60

Reports
  • Divorces in England and Wales during 2006, pp. 61-65
  • Internal migration estimates for local and unitary authorities in England and Wales, health authorities in England and former Health Authorities in Wales, year to mid-2006, pp. 66-82
  • 2006-based national population projections: underlying long-term assumptions, pp. 83-84
  • ONS strategy for improving migration and population statistics, pp. 85-89
Annual Update
  • Civil Partnerships during 2005 and 2006: United Kingdom, pp. 90-95
Other population and health articles, publications and data, p. 96

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n° 128 - Summer 2007

In brief, pp. 3-6
  • Wales’s Population – a Demographic Overview 1971 to 2005, pp. 3-4
  • Improved Methods for Estimating International Migration, pp. 4-5 
  • Mid-2006 Population Estimates for Scotland, p.5
  • Taking the Census road to Brussels , pp. 5-6
  • Effects of problems with birth and death registration systems on ONS statistical outputs , p. 6
Demographic indicators , p. 7
  • SHAW Chris - Fifty years of United Kingdom national population projections: how accurate have they been? Considers the accuracy of the official national population projections made for the UK over thelast fifty years., pp. 8-23
  • WILSON Ben, SMALLWOOD - Understanding recent trends in marriage. Explores some of the recent key events in marriage, pp. 24-32
  • EVANS Helen, VICKERS Lucy, WRIGHT Emma - Using Administrative Data Sources in the Estimation of Emigration. Reports on work carried out by ONS to investigate the potential for using administrative data sources to assist in the measurement of the migration component of population change. , pp. 33-40
Tables , pp. 41-70

Reports
  • Live births in England and Wales, 2006: area of residence , pp. 71-78
  • Death registrations in England and Wales, 2006: area of residence, pp. 79-88
  • Other population and health articles, publications and data , p. 89
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n° 127 - Spring 2007

In brief, pp. 3-5

Demographic indicators, p. 6

2001 Census Coverage Assessment and Adjustment Strategy
  • ABBOTT Owen - Outlines the proposed strategy for the 2011 Census, pp. 7-14
Using the Omnibus Survey to test questions on emigration 
  • EVANS Helen, CHAPPELL Roma, WRIGHT Emma - Reports on the results of the above pilot survey, pp. 15-20
The feasibility of making short-term migration estimates 
  • SMITH Jonathan, SHARFMAN Amanda - An initial assessment of the potential to produce short-term migration estimates for England and Wales, pp. 21-30
Tables, pp. 31-60

Reports
  • Marriages in England and Wales, 2005, pp. 61-65
  • Mid-2005 marital status estimates for England and Wales , pp. 66-67
Annual Update

Marriages and divorces during 2004, and adoptions in 2005: England and Wales , pp. 68-73

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