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Your use of population estimates data

Please select the country or countries you analyse population statistics for:

(Required) England Wales Scotland Northern Ireland UK None - I only use subnational data

What levels of administrative geography do you use?

(Required) Lower tier local authority (318 areas in total) - Local authority districts, unitary authorities, London boroughs, metropolitan districts Upper tier local authority (157 areas in total) - Counties, metropolitan districts, unitary authorities, London boroughs Region Country (England, Wales) National (England and Wales combined) UK

How often do you use the following population estimates content items?

You can see content from our July 2024 release on the ONS website.

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What statistics do you use?

Components of population change are births, deaths, internal migration, international migration and cross border flows.
Cohort analyses involve studying over time a group of people who were born in the same year (year ending 30 June).

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What sections of the bulletin “Population estimates for England and Wales” are most useful?

You can view our latest bulletin on the ONS website.

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What type of analyses are most important to you?

(Required) Comparing estimates for the latest year across different areas Exploring trends over time for a single area Other: please specify

Other, please specify: