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Centre for Population Change

#ChangingPopulations offers more than just articles - check out the 'further reading' sections throughout the newsletter linking to reports, briefings and journal articles, and interactive content like media interviews, podcasts and event recordings 📺

Be sure to explore ⤵️
#population #demography #socialscience #migration #socialpolicy #genetics #SeriousGame #pollution #mentalhealth #GenerationalWealth #intergenerational #geography #gerontology #sociology #economics #socialstatistics

Image shows excerpt from the Changing Populations magazine showing the Further reading section from one of the articles, including the event recording video 'Economic growth and the challenge of demographics | Resolution Foundation' and the following links: Population change in the UK and lessons for Labour’s five missions (CPC-CG Factsheet) Population sustainability and geographical inequalities in the context of an ageing population (CPC-CG Policy Briefing 76) The changing meaning of old age (CPC-CG Policy Briefing 31) Who uses childcare in the UK and how much does it cost? (CPC-CG Policy Briefing 73) Intending to remain childless: Are concerns about climate change and overpopulation the cause? (CPC-CG Policy Briefing 72) Understanding fertility trends in Britain: Do fertility intentions differ across England, Wales and Scotland? (CPC-CG Working Paper 105) Genetics and reproductive behaviour: A review (Human Evolutionary Demography)
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Centre for Population Change

🌐 As we mark the #European Day of #Demography today, read our report in the latest #ChangingPopulations on shifting #population trends: record-low #birthrates, the role of #migration in sustaining growth, and the societal impacts of an #ageing #demographic.

Our members have been active in the media and at events providing key insights into these patterns and their long-term implications – see page 5.

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Image shows a lots of people sitting outside cafes and on benches in a city riverside setting, with the headline over it 'Historic changes in population dynamics'. Article intro text reads: The UK is experiencing profound shifts in population trends, with birth rates reaching record lows, migration playing a critical role in sustaining growth, and an ageing demographic reshaping societal structures. CPC and CG members have been analysing and discussing the underlying causes, global comparisons, and potential long-term implications of these trends. Here we summarise some of their contributions in the media during the last few months. Population estimates and migration trends In October, CPC-CG members shared insights on the Office for National Statistics (ONS) population estimates for the UK, England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland: mid-2023. The ONS estimates the UK population at mid-2023 as 68.3 million (68,265,209), an increase of 1.0% since mid-2022.
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