1. DEMOGRAPHICS IN CUMBRIA SENIOR POLICY OFFICER DAN BLOOMER

2. POPULATION BY DISTRICT Population growing, variations by district

3. CUMBRIA – AGE GROUPS Population has “aged” over time

4. MIGRATION BY AGE GROUP Younger people migrating away

5. FORECASTS BY DISTRICT Past trends expected to continue

6. FORECASTS BY AGE GROUP Rapid growth in older adults

7. CUMBRIA: LONG-TERM TREND “Ageing” population significant “Known”Forecasted

8. CUMBRIA vs ENGLAND “Ageing” faster than nationally

9. ALLERDALE: LONG-TERM TREND Faster declines for 0-14 & 15-64 “Known”Forecasted

10. BARROW: LONG-TERM TREND Faster declines for 0-14 & 15-64 “Known”Forecasted

11. CARLISLE: LONG-TERM TREND Similar to county picture “Known”Forecasted

12. COPELAND: LONG-TERM TREND Declines for under 65s, growth for older “Known”Forecasted

13. EDEN: LONG-TERM TREND Rapid growth for working age & retired “Known”Forecasted

14. SLDC: LONG-TERM TREND Growth for working age & retired “Known”Forecasted

15. People with Limiting Illness Changes put pressure on health services

16. BME Community in Cumbria Growing ethnic diversity

17. National Insurance Applications More applications since A8 accession Note: Cumulative applications, not yr on yr

18. National Insurance Applications More international migrant to S Lakes Note: Cumulative applications, not yr on yr

19. National Insurance Applications Many migrants from Eastern Europe Note: Cumulative applications, not yr on yr

20. Cumbria’s population is ageing at a faster rate than nationally Driven by decline in number of young people, growth in number of older adults Migration is a key contributing factor Significant variations across the county County’s ethnic diversity increasing SUMMARY