Appendix (for web only)

The 2001 "One Number Census" project

The "One Number Census" project aims to integrate the population counts from the 2001 census with estimated levels of underenumeration, derived from the census coverage survey (see www.statistics.gov.uk/nsbase/census2001/pdfs/oncguide.pdf).

"For the 2001 Census, the Office for National Statistics, and the statistical agencies of Scotland and Northern Ireland implemented ambitious and innovative plans to maximise response and to minimise the variation in response between different types of people. Through a very large interview survey of 300,000 households after the census, the number and characteristics of non-respondents were estimated, the census database was expanded to include records representing non-respondents, and census output represents an estimate of the full population. This is the One Number Census (ONC)" (Simpson L, Hobcraft J, King D. The 2001 one number census and its quality assurance, 2003. www.lga.gov.uk/Documents/Publication/onenumbercensus.pdf).

 

Local authority districts with the highest and lowest life expectancies, 2001-3

Highest

 

Lowest

Local authority

Life expectancy (years)

Local authority

Life expectancy (years)

Both sexes combined

South Norfolk

81.1

 

Glasgow City

72.9

Epsom & Ewell

81.1

 

Inverclyde

74.2

South Cambridgeshire

81.3

 

West Dunbartonshire

74.3

New Forest

81.3

 

North Lanarkshire

74.8

Purbeck

81.3

 

Manchester

74.8

Rutland

81.4

 

Dundee City

75.1

Guildford

81.4

 

Renfrewshire

75.1

Hart

81.7

 

Liverpool

75.3

East Dorset

81.8

 

Blackpool

75.3

Kensington & Chelsea

82.4

 

East Ayrshire

75.4

Males

North Dorset

79.2

 

Glasgow City

69.1

Uttlesford

79.3

 

Inverclyde

70.2

South Norfolk

79.3

 

West Dunbartonshire

70.8

New Forest

79.3

 

Eilean Siar (Western Isles)

71.6

South Cambridgeshire

79.4

 

Manchester

71.8

Brentwood

79.4

 

North Lanarkshire

71.9

Purbeck

79.7

 

Renfrewshire

71.9

Kensington & Chelsea

79.8

 

Dundee City

72.0

Hart

80.0

 

Blackpool

72.0

East Dorset

80.1

 

East Ayrshire

72.5

Females

Cotswold

83.2

 

Glasgow City

76.4

Mole Valley

83.2

 

West Dunbartonshire

77.4

Alnwick

83.3

 

North Lanarkshire

77.4

East Dorset

83.4

 

Blackburn with Darwen

77.6

Hart

83.4

 

Liverpool

77.7

Christchurch

83.6

 

West Lothian

77.7

Rutland

83.7

 

Manchester

77.8

Guildford

83.9

 

Dundee City

77.8

Epsom & Ewell

84.1

 

Inverclyde

77.8

Kensington & Chelsea

84.8

 

Salford

77.9

 




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