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Denton Holme 7.03 8 114 14Belle Vue 8.45 10 118 15Castle 7.23 9 125 16Longtown & Rockcliffe 7.17 9 126 17Botcherby 8.75 12 137 18Harraby 10.02 17 170 19Morton 14.07 24 171 20Currock 7.44 14 188 21Upperby 8.83 18 204 226. Under 18 Conceptions.The National Teenage Pregnancy strategy was launched by the government in 1999. There aretwo national target areas:• Halve the under 18 conception rate in England by 2010• Increase the participation of teenage mothers in education, training or work to 60% by2010 to reduce the risk of social exclusion.Table 6: Under 18 Conceptions1998-00 2001-03 2004-06 % change in rate98/00-04/06Carlisle 48 53.3 48.1 0.2%Cumbria 41.9 36.5 37.0 -9.7%England and Wales 45.4 42.7 41.3 -9%The baseline conception rate in Carlisle during 1998 - 2000 was 48 per 1,000 girls aged 15 to17 years (268 conceptions). Therefore a reduction of 50% would give a rate of 24 per 1,000(134 conceptions).While overall rates of teenage pregnancy in Cumbria are lower than the national average andthere is a general downward trend of almost 10% on the baseline, this is not the case forCarlisle. Table 6 shows that teenage conceptions remain well above the national average at arate of 48.1 per 1,000 of the population of girls age 15-17 years (272 pregnancies), an increaseof 0.2% on the baseline, and more than twice the target set to be achieved by 2010. Of these272 conceptions122 will lead to abortion.Figure 10 shows the trend in teenage conceptions in Carlisle, in Cumbria and in England as awhole.Fiona Huntington 15 of 47
Figure 10: Conceptions: Girls Age 15-17Rate of Population: Girls age 15-1760504030201001998-00 2001-03 2004-06CarlisleCumbriaEngland7. Abortions.Data relating to abortions are not available at Local Authority level, but are available at PrimaryCare Organisation level. Table 7 compares the rate of abortions per 1,000 women aged 15 – 44in Cumbria with rates for England as a whole. It relates to the year 2006.Table 7: Comparison of abortion rates per 1,000 women resident 2006Total
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