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Trends in International Migration to Cumbria: Insights from Recent Statistics

This report from the Cumbria Intelligence Observatory presents the latest trends in international migration within Cumbria, based on the Mid-Year Population Estimates (MYEs) from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). It delves into the inflow and outflow of migrants, net migration rates, age demographics, and various districts. Key data sources include the Pupil Census, Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA), and Annual Population Survey (APS) results. The findings provide vital insights into the changing migration landscape in the region.

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Trends in International Migration to Cumbria: Insights from Recent Statistics

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  1. Cumbria - Recent Trends:International Migration Cumbria Intelligence Observatory

  2. Office for National Statistics (ONS): Mid-Year Population Estimates (MYEs)

  3. ONS MYEs: Components of Population Change

  4. ONS MYEs: International Migration – Inflows & Outflows

  5. ONS MYEs: International Migration – Net Flow

  6. ONS MYEs: International Migration – Inflow by Age Group

  7. ONS MYEs: International Migration – Net Flow by Age Group

  8. ONS MYEs: International Migration – Inflow by District

  9. ONS MYEs: International Migration – Net Flow by District

  10. International Migration – Other Sources for Inflow

  11. International Migration - NiNo Registrations: Country of Origin - Group

  12. International Migration – WRS: Workers by Industry

  13. International Migration – Improved MYEs: Inflow by Broad Stream

  14. How many migrants are there in Cumbria? • Pupil Census – 977 children • HESA – 255 students • APS – 5,000 Non-British nationals • APS – 8,000 Non-UK born residents • 2001 Census – 11,000 Non-UK born residents • 2011 Census - ??? Further information: • info@cumbriaobservatory.org.uk • http://www.cumbriaobservatory.org.uk/ • http://www.northwestrsmp.org.uk/

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