1. No.1 for Service and Value Mid Year Estimate Response Wandsworth Borough Council Overview of Wandsworth 286,600 residents Over 40% are between 25-39 Many young professionals, and high population turnover.

2. No.1 for Service and Value HESA Data Introduction of HESA data useful Agree with student adjustments to Wandsworth’s total (gained 4,600 students) Makes up for low GP registrations Wandsworth’s 2007 New Housing Survey showed 32% of 20-29 year olds have no GP or registered at a previous address.

3. No.1 for Service and Value International Migration Large change in cumulative results November 2009 Consultation (minus 200 people) May 2010 Revision (minus 4800 people) Why is this?

4. International Migration - Inflows No.1 for Service and Value Mid Year Estimates are below even the working international migrants inflows. SourceInternational Migrant Inflow National Insurance New International Registrations - 2007 11,630 ONS Short Term Working Migrant - 2007 2,570 Difference (Estimate of New Permanent Working Migrants) 9,060 Original Mid Year Estimate - Mid 2007 6,387 Nov 2009 Mid Year Estimate - Mid 2007 7,247 Final Mid Year Estimate - Mid 2007 6,524

5. International Migration - Outflows No.1 for Service and Value Large increase in International Migrant Outflow Cumulatively 02-08, 4,292 extra out migrants Most (4,228) of this occurs in 07 and 08, as seen in graph What is the reason for this sudden change? - no local evidence Lack of consultation of final results before they were released.