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Table 20: Changes in estimated resident population for selected age groups in Hull
between October 2007 and October 2008
Status
Age on 1st October 2007 (or on 1st October 2008 if new to Hull)
0-16 17-24 25-34 35-44 45-64 65+ Total
No changes to address 43,571 26,486 30,703 34,771 57,840 34,827 228,198
Address changed but within Hull 1,590 1,280 1,415 869 834 318 6,306
Left ward but still within Area 852 758 831 507 440 236 3,624
Left Area but still within Locality 1,030 854 1,123 728 665 371 4,771
Left Locality but still within Hull 1,368 1,365 1,364 857 814 312 6,080
Left Hull (to ERoY) 678 405 646 566 572 258 3,125
Left Hull (to beyond ERoY) 818 1,926 2,144 896 777 516 7,077
Left Hull (death) 9 6 22 47 331 1,644 2,059
New to Hull (from ERoY) 330 931 560 301 358 147 2,627
New to Hull (from beyond ERoY) 1,473 2,030 2,279 968 736 138 7,624
New to Hull (birth) 3,352 0 0 0 0 0 3,352
Still living within Hull 48,411 30,743 35,436 37,732 60,593 36,064 248,979
Left Hull including deaths 1,505 2,337 2,812 1,509 1,680 2,418 12,261
New to Hull including births 5,155 2,961 2,839 1,269 1,094 285 13,603
Increase in Hull‟s pop (overall) 3,650 624 27 -240 -586 -2,133 1,342
Still living within Hull 3,308 5,298 5,651 2,778 2,774 2,703 22,512
Left Hull (migration) 1,496 2,331 2,790 1,462 1,349 774 10,202
New to Hull (migration) 1,803 2,961 2,839 1,269 1,094 285 10,251
Inc in Hull‟s pop due to migration 307 630 49 -193 -255 -489 49
Total population - October 2007 49,916 33,080 38,248 39,241 62,273 38,482 261,240
Total population - October 2008 53,566 33,704 38,275 39,001 61,687 36,349 262,582
Left Hull incl deaths (% of 2007) 3.0 7.1 7.4 3.8 2.7 6.3 4.7
New to Hull incl births (% of 2008) 9.6 8.8 7.4 3.3 1.8 0.8 5.2
It is useful to know a bit more about which people are more likely to move and move out
of Hull. Table 21 gives the information by local deprivation quintile (for more information
about the Index of Multiple Deprivation 2007 and local quintiles see section 6.9.1 on
page 131). The table shows that people living in the most deprived areas of Hull are
more likely to change address within the year but the majority remain in Hull, whereas
slightly higher percentages in the less deprived areas move out of Hull. Together with
changes in the births and deaths between the quintiles, the overall population in the
more deprived areas is increasing whereas it is decreasing in less deprived areas.
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