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Appendix A
  A1 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD PROJECTIONS
   
  Population
 

1981

1991

2001

2006

295,100

293,800

R&I 1994 based Central option projection

297,300*

296,400*

295,000

295,000

OPCS 1993 based projection

295,500

296,500

UDP Strategy projection

  *OPCS Mid-year figure (actual)
   
  Numbers of Households
 

1981

1991

2001

2006

123,500

126,100

R&I 1994 based Central option projection

113,800*

126,000

130,000

OPCS 1993 based projection

123,700

127,100

UDP Strategy projection

  *R&I Mid-year figure (actual)
   
  Breakdown of Household Types (Central Option/ UDP Strategy Projection)
 

2001

2006

R&I

UDP

R&I

UDP

Married Couples

59,800

59,800

58,000

58,400

Lone Parent

9,100

9,200

9,200

9,300

One person

38,600

38,700

42,300

42,600

Other

16,000

16,000

16,700

16,900

123,500

123,700

126,100

127,100

   
  Household Size (Central Option)
 

1994

1996

2001

2006

Sunderland

2.45

2.41

2.35

2.29

Tyne and Wear

2.36

2.32

2.26

2.20

  Central Option is based on a weighted average of migration within the U.K.  It has been adopted by R&I for the Tyne and Wear area.”
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  A2 DWELLING CALCULATIONS
   
 

2001

2006

Household increase 1994-2001/20061

4,712

8,139

+ demolitions 1994-2001/20062

1,072

1,742

5,784

9,881

+ 4% vacant at 2001/2006

231

395

6,015

10,276

+ completions 1988-1993

4,045

4,045

10,060

14,321

 

1.Projection by R&I Unit based on Plan strategy of reducing net migration to zero by 2006.

  2.Projection from recent trends.
 
 
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