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Table 19: Changes in estimated resident population for each Locality in Hull between
October 2007 and October 2008
Status Locality (initial locality as at October 2007
or locality moved into as at October 2008)
North East West
No changes to address 54,696 74,127 99,375
Address changed (within ward) 1,379 1,662 3,265
Left ward but within area 827 1,054 1,743
Left area but within locality 330 1,472 2,969
Left locality but within Hull 2,029 1,395 2,656
Left Hull (to ERoY) 631 714 1,780
Left Hull (to beyond ERoY) 1,621 977 4,479
Left ward (death) 348 759 952
New to locality (from within Hull) 2,313 1,606 2,161
New to ward (from ERoY) 556 493 1,578
New to ward (from beyond ERoY) 1,417 948 5,259
New to ward (birth) 899 1,016 1,437
Still living locality 57,232 78,315 107,352
Left locality including deaths 4,629 3,845 9,867
New to locality including births 5,185 4,063 10,435
Increase in locality population 556 218 568
Still living within locality 57,232 78,315 107,352
Left locality (migration) 4,281 3,086 8,915
New to locality (migration) 4,286 3,047 8,998
Inc in locality pop due to migration 5 -39 83
Total population - October 2007 61,861 82,160 117,219
Total population - October 2008 62,417 82,458 117,707
Left locality (% of total in 2007) 7.5 4.7 8.4
New to locality (% of total in 2008) 8.3 4.9 8.9
Inc in locality pop (% 2007 to 2008) 0.9 0.4 0.4
As mentioned earlier, the Universities mean that many young people come to Hull to
study and often leave when they finish their University course. However, this will also
apply to other educational establishments, which will draw in students from the
immediately surrounding area such as those from East Riding of Yorkshire. Table 20
illustrates the change in population by age for Hull as a whole. From more detailed
previous analyses examining changes between 2004 and 2005, many of the University
students appeared to live in East Riding of Yorkshire initially (halls of residence) and
then moved into Hull in their second year.
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