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Population Projections 2006 - 2031  Bookmark and Share

The Registrar General for Scotland's mid-2006 based population projections for the next 25 years for the council and NHS board areas were published in January 2008.

The Clackmannanshire Council Research and Information Team have prepared a bulletin which contains the projections at Clackmannanshire level with comparisons to other councils. See document link below.

The population projections show a rise in the Clackmannanshire population from 48,900 in 2006 to 51,365 in 2018 then a further increase to 53,245 by 2031. A population increase of almost 9% by 2031. This compares to an expected 5% increase for Scotland's population over the same period.

Clackmannanshire's working age population is expected to increase by +3.1% between 2006 and 2031. This compares with a projected change for Scotland of +0.4%.

Clackmannanshire's 60/65+ population is projected to increase by +42% between 2006 and 2031. Scotland's projected population change is +31% for this age group.

Source: General Register Office for Scotland (c) Crown copyright

Page updated February 2008. Next update February 2009

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