Example 2 - Coventry Partnership

Demographics and population change
State of the City: Coventry 2009
Since the mid - 1990’s Coventry’s population has grown, and in recent years this trend has
shown no signs of halting. The population of Coventry in 2008 was 309,800 - a further rise of
3,100 or one per cent on 2007.
Since the mid - 1990’s Coventry’s population has grown,
and in recent years this trend has shown no signs of
halting.The population of Coventry in 2008 was 309,800
- a further rise of 3,100 or one per cent on 2007.
The city’s population is also relatively young with an
average age of 35 years compared to an English average
of 39 years.This is a result of people leaving the city in
the 1970’s and 1980’s and as a consequence the number
of older people living in the city has fallen.
Since the mid - 1990’s Coventry’s population has grown,
and in recent years this trend has shown no signs of
halting.The population of Coventry in 2008 was 309,800
- a further rise of 3,100 or one per cent on 2007.
The city’s population is also relatively young with an
average age of 35 years compared to an English average
of 39 years.This is a result of people leaving the city in
the 1970’s and 1980’s and as a consequence the number
of older people living in the city has fallen.
Since the mid - 1990’s Coventry’s population has grown,
and in recent years this trend has shown no signs of
halting.The population of Coventry in 2008 was 309,800
- a further rise of 3,100 or one per cent on 2007.
The city’s population is also relatively young with an
average age of 35 years compared to an English average
of 39 years.This is a result of people leaving the city in
the 1970’s and 1980’s and as a consequence the number
of older people living in the city has fallen.
Since the mid - 1990’s Coventry’s population has grown,
and in recent years this trend has shown no signs of
halting.The population of Coventry in 2008 was 309,800
- a further rise of 3,100 or one per cent on 2007.
The city’s population is also relatively young with an
average age of 35 years compared to an English average
of 39 years.This is a result of people leaving the city in
the 1970’s and 1980’s and as a consequence the number
of older people living in the city has fallen.
Since the mid - 1990’s Coventry’s population has grown,
and in recent years this trend has shown no signs of
halting.The population of Coventry in 2008 was 309,800
- a further rise of 3,100 or one per cent on 2007.
The city’s population is also relatively young with an
average age of 35 years compared to an English average
of 39 years.This is a result of people leaving the city in
the 1970’s and 1980’s and as a consequence the number
of older people living in the city has fallen.
Since the mid - 1990’s Coventry’s population has grown,
and in recent years this trend has shown no signs of
halting.The population of Coventry in 2008 was 309,800
- a further rise of 3,100 or one per cent on 2007.
The city’s population is also relatively young with an
average age of 35 years compared to an English average
of 39 years.This is a result of people leaving the city in
the 1970’s and 1980’s and as a consequence the number
of older people living in the city has fallen.
Since the mid - 1990’s Coventry’s population has grown,
and in recent years this trend has shown no signs of
halting.The population of Coventry in 2008 was 309,800
- a further rise of 3,100 or one per cent on 2007.
The city’s population is also relatively young with an
average age of 35 years compared to an English average
of 39 years.This is a result of people leaving the city in
the 1970’s and 1980’s and as a consequence the number
of older people living in the city has fallen.
Since the mid - 1990’s Coventry’s population has grown,
and in recent years this trend has shown no signs of
halting.The population of Coventry in 2008 was 309,800
- a further rise of 3,100 or one per cent on 2007.
Info tab
For more information on the demographics and
population change in Coventry please contact:
Joe Bloggs on 024 7683 1234
Summary points: Growing population. Higher birth rate compared to death rate. Relevance of
universities to the city’s demographics.
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