Population totals for computing welfare rates

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Year Total population Able-bodied males
01 Jan 1905 130,245 Show data context 40,589 Show data context
01 Jul 1905 130,758 Show data context 40,759 Show data context
01 Jan 1906 131,274 Show data context 40,930 Show data context
01 Jul 1906 131,791 Show data context 41,101 Show data context
01 Jan 1907 132,311 Show data context 41,273 Show data context
01 Jul 1907 132,832 Show data context 41,446 Show data context
01 Jan 1908 133,356 Show data context 41,619 Show data context
01 Jul 1908 133,882 Show data context 41,794 Show data context
01 Jan 1909 134,409 Show data context 41,969 Show data context
01 Jul 1909 134,939 Show data context 42,144 Show data context
01 Jan 1910 135,471 Show data context 42,321 Show data context
01 Jul 1910 136,005 Show data context 42,498 Show data context
01 Jan 1911 136,541 Show data context 42,676 Show data context
01 Jul 1911 137,099 Show data context
01 Jan 1912 137,099 Show data context
01 Jul 1912 138,181 Show data context
01 Jan 1913 138,181 Show data context
01 Jul 1913 139,290 Show data context
01 Jan 1914 139,290 Show data context
01 Jul 1914 139,411 Show data context
01 Jan 1915 139,411 Show data context
Date: Source:
1905 - 1915 Census of Population

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Here we hold a variety of population totals enabling numbers of persons receiving different categories of welfare benefits to be expressed as appropriate rates. These population totals are computed from the reports of the Census of Population, but need to be held for the dates of the welfare counts; in the case of the Poor Law system, this means the 1st of January and the 1st of July in each year. The data have therefore been interpolated using statistics from the censuses before and after the welfare reporting date.


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GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth, Denbighshire RegC through time | Work & Poverty Statistics | Population totals for computing welfare rates, A Vision of Britain through Time.

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Date accessed: 23rd April 2024