Population Projections

Region and Country Profiles provides a source of essential statistics for the regions of England and the constituent countries of the UK (Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland). Population and Migration tables provide a broad range of demographic statistics to compare the countries, regions and local authority areas. A summary for each English region provides key facts and figures about the population in each of the regions of England.

An overview of ONS's population statistics including population estimates, population projections, migration and the census

This table provides females by single year of age for local authorities, counties and regions in England, for mid-2011 to mid-2021.

This table provides population counts and components of population change, births, deaths and migration, by persons, males and females, for local authorities, counties and regions in England, mid-2011 to mid-2021.

PDF download of Pre-release access for Interim 2011-based subnational population projections

2011-based Subnational population projections methodology

Zip file - ad hoc data request - Mid-2010 Population estimates for census output areas in EW by single year of age and sex part 3

Mid-2010 Population estimates for census output areas in EW by single year of age and sex part 1

National population projections by age and sex for the UK and constituent countries. Includes information on the principal (main) and variant (alternative scenario) projections for each country together with details of the fertility, mortality and migration assumptions on which they are based.

This publication presents the results of the 2010-based national population projections published in October and November 2011. It provides details about the results, and comparisons with the previous 2008-based national projections. It also gives details on the methodology used to produce the projections and information about the fertility, mortality and migration assumptions used, and includes some analysis of past trends.

This publication presents the results of the 2010-based national population projections published in October and November 2011. It provides details about the results, and comparisons with the previous 2008-based national projections. It also gives details on the methodology used to produce the projections and information about the fertility, mortality and migration assumptions used, and includes some analysis of past trends.

This publication presents the results of the 2010-based national population projections published in October and November 2011. It provides details about the results, and comparisons with the previous 2008-based national projections. It also gives details on the methodology used to produce the projections and information about the fertility, mortality and migration assumptions used, and includes some analysis of past trends.

2010-based Subnational population projections methodology

This table provides persons, males and females by five year age groups for England and the Regions. For mid-2010 to mid-2035

This table provides persons, males and females by five year age groups for Local Authorities in East Midlands, West Midlands and East Regions. For mid-2010 to mid-2035

This table provides persons, males and females by five year age groups for local authorities in England. For mid-2010 to mid-2035

This table provides persons by all ages, and the broad age groups: children (0-15), working age, state pension age and over, for Local Authorities and Regions in England. For mid-2010 to mid-2035. Three different broad age group definitions are available: one consistent with age-group definitions as used in Labour Market statistics, the second defines state pension ages as those set out in the Pensions Bill 2011, the third uses state pension ages as they were under the provisions of the Pensions Acts of 1995 and 2007

Pre release access

Short guide to the methods used to produce the population projections by marital status

Answers to some of the questions you may have about population projections

Information and guidance on population projections and the methodology used to produce population projections.