Population trends 2009

In brief, pp. 3-6

Recent and forthcoming ONS releases, p. 6

Features, pp. 7-54

MATHESON Jil - National Statistician’s Annual Article on the Population: a Demographic Review, pp. 7-21
CALDER Alistair - Building the address register for the 2011 Census, pp. 22-26
BERRINGTON Ann, STONE Juliet, FALKINGHAM Jane - The changing living arrangements of young adults in the UK, pp. 27-37
COCKINGS Samantha, HARFOOT Andrew, HORNBY Duncan Hornby - Towards 2011 output geographies: Exploring the need for, and challenges involved in, maintenance of the 2001 output geographies, pp. 38-49
WOODHEAD Charlotte, SLOGGETT Andy, BRAY Issy, BRADBURY Jason, MCMANUS Sally, MELTZER Howard, BRUGHA Terry, JENKINS Rachel, GREENBERG Neil, WESSELY Simon, FEAR Nicola - An estimate of the veteran population in England: Based on data from the 2007 Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey, pp. 50-54

Tables, pp. 55-84

Reports, pp. 85-89

In brief, pp. 3-8

Population Trends: The future
Social Trends: Life Begins at 40!
Multidisciplinary conference on research in mortality
Launch of the ESRC Centre for Population Change
Autumn events for 2011 Census
2008-based national population projections
Future of life events publications; UK Statistics Authority publishes review of migration statistics
ONS Longitudinal Study refresh
Beyond 2011
Mid-2008 population estimates for Northern Ireland
Regional Trends
Focus on children and young people
The Registrar General’s Review of Scotland’s population
Quick online access to older Population Trends articles

Recent and forthcoming releases, p. 9

Demographic indicators, p. 10

Features, pp. 11-50

DINI Ercilia - Older Workers in the UK: variations in economic activity status by socio-economic characteristics, household and caring commitments, pp. 1124
This article outlines the trends in the economic activity status of people aged 50 to 69 in the UK in the last 12 years, and how it varies by demographic and socio-economic characteristics, household circumstances and caring commitments.
ABBOTT Owen - 2011 UK Census Coverage Assessment and Adjustment Methodology, pp. 25-32
This article outlines the proposed methodology for the 2011 Census and focuses on the research that has been conducted to date to develop improvements and innovations.
GREEN Marcus, EVANDROU Maria, FALKINGHAM Jane - Older International Migrants: who migrates to England and Wales in later life?, pp. 33-40
This article creates a profile of those individuals who migrate to England and Wales from outside the UK at retirement age.
SMALLWOOD Steve, DE BROE Sofie - Sex ratio patterns in population estimates, pp. 41-50
Explains the observed sex ratio pattern in England and Wales covering recent censuses and population estimates during the intercensal period.

Tables, pp. 51-80

Reports and annual updates, pp. 81-123

Live Births in England and Wales, 2008: Area of residence, pp. 81-88
Death registrations in England and Wales, 2008: Area of residence, pp. 89-99
Civil Partnerships during 2008: United Kingdom, pp. 100-106
Internal migration estimates for local and unitary authorities in England and Wales, year to mid-2008, pp. 107-124

In brief, pp. 3-7

Population Trends and Health Statistics Quarterly
Local Authority Boundary - Changes from 1 April 2009
Social Trends 39
Ageing – ensuring research and statistics meet the needs of a changing society
Mid-2008 Population Estimates for Scotland
Wales’ Population: A Demographic Overview 2009
Wales Population Newsletter
2011 Census update
Revisions to adjust mid-year population estimates by marital status for marriages abroad
UK National Statistics Migration Homepage and the Migration Statistics Quarterly Report
Seminars on improvements to mid-2008 population estimates
Online online access to older Population Trends articles

Recent and forthcoming releases, p. 8

Demographic indicators, p. 9

Features, pp. 10-72

PORTANTI Martina, WHITWORTH Simon - A comparison of the characteristics of childless women and mothers in the ONS Longitudinal Study (Analysis of longitudinal data allows comparisons between mothers and women who remain childless in England and Wales), pp. 10-20
WILSON Ben - Estimating the cohabiting population (This article presents an update on the estimation of numbers of people cohabiting and highlights new trends in cohabitation in England and Wales), pp. 21-27
TROMANS Nicola, JEFFERIES Julie, NATAMBA Eva - Have women born outside the UK driven the rise in UK births since 2001? (Investigates whether the rise in births in the UK since 2001 can be attributed to the fertility of an increased proportion of mothers who were born abroad), pp. 28-42
BLAKE Sarah - Subnational analysis of the ageing population (Demonstrates the progression of ageing of the population at the regional and
local level), pp. 43-63
WHITE Ian - The 2011 Census taking shape part II: Methodological and technological developments (Presents the design of the 2011 Census as outlined in the newly launched Census White Paper), pp. 64-72

Tables, pp. 73-102

Reports

Patterns of fatherhood in England and Wales, 1964–2007, pp. 103-107
Decennial life tables (2000-02), pp. 108-111
2006-based Marital Status & Cohabitation Projections for England & Wale, pp. 112-120
Marriages and divorces during 2006, and adoptions in 2007: England and Wales, pp. 121-125

In brief, pp. 3-5

Recent and forthcoming releases, p. 6

Demographic indicators, p.. 7

Features, pp. 8-44

WHITE Ian, McLAREN Elizabeth - The 2011 Census taking shape: the selection of topics and questions, pp. 8-19
ELLIS Amy - UK resident population by country of birth, pp. 20-28
ANSEAU Julien - What does the 2001 Census tell us about the new parliamentary constituencies?, pp. 29-44

Tables, pp. 45-74

Reports and annual updates

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