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I APRIL 1992
VITAL STATISTICSALAND HEALI AUTHORITIFS FOR’ - VSI.H VS2, VS3LOC
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NoteVATwdl beJddcd JL the$und.ud rate Ordcn\hwld ix Jddrwcd to VIII Swuwr, Customer SC~VICCC OPCS Tltchlield Fschnm H.mu POIS SRRPlc.~rc m.lkc LICX which yc.u(\). .uxl lorp.qxr/ mwolirhc ~opxs whtLh cable(s) andJTCJ(S) XC wmctlChcqucs hhould hc III& WI 10 OPCS (VS Cuwncr SC~ILC~)Chugcx lrom AprdI I993 wll bc rcvwd, plc&c Lhcck wth VSCur~omcr Sctv\cc\ 1 VITAL STATISTICS BRANCH CUSTOMEti SERWCES
1 APRIL 1992
VITAL STATISTICS- vS4 FOR WARDS
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deaths. males- l-4.5-14.15-24 CLC LO 85~ deaths.- 14.5-14. 15-24females CK to85+
The~boundanesycnorm~llyrhmc mcx~slcnccar I Apr~lcach year Followmyboundvychm~~et. Ihefi~resfor affectedaxus wll not be dlrecdy compamblc wtb rhox: lorc.!&x yea-s orwh 1981 Census(bough rhe SAS data barlc 1981 Ccnsw:popula~oncounuforihencww~rcis~~vn~l~blc~dculbeobw~nedbywnung~Censvr.Cusromcr ,_: i - Serwccs m the address below)OPCS does non produu annulpopuiuon esumdtc~ at theward level I - _, r I_ - 1991 popul~uonsCensus wdl kovallablc Iax ward thn yclu: updud mformat~on rcgudmg Ccnrussmusuul ourpuu . >- _~ C,_ ,:,-.:*‘maybe obaw.d from Ccmus Cwomcr Scrwca . _.i._ _ * t_ Cop~esof~J~heamwl fi@v~sactva~lnhlc I Ihc” July/Auyusl lollowm~ Ihcdald ycar.eg 1991figures mJuly/August ._I992Figurescarher ycvs (from for IYHI onwards) ac &I aval~blc _ . -_ ; . ’__ Itow - -~ -haper copesThepncc 1s EK% per pdgc (ta: note below rcya-dmg fuymcnt) ‘-.-
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Vital Statistics
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c I- * . d l . a.. OICI . . ..** . VITA LsI*rIsrlC* ,*“E”*:“::L::“,0, . . l . 0 . . l . . En~l.ndr”a1.r and Elaruhere <‘ 00”” COr”“,CHr a> l .t.* l ...* ______~~~~~~~~______~~~_____~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~______~~~______~~~~______~~~~~___~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~~~~~ I T H I s A I E A (\. : IE610 1” EWSLAII# * T”lS *“EL 99CIbV;EW6L*“. “*LEs ,E”ILEI rLasans i I A” 9“ALES “‘LES rln*LSs ,E”sOYst :S VLLLS ESTl”ATE “19b -“EA.: :STlLLIIm ISSIDE”, PDP”L*TIOY 2‘,669,100 25:89S.‘OO 10,562r500 ! 50.562,500 I TOT*L 1.762 1,676 1.216 5,256 : YI7”IY “11111SE I,!75 991 2.169 2rlbP ALL Bl”7”S iO”7Sl.S “*“l**bL 589 478 1,067 1,067 lO,‘L 3Sbr1‘3 316,Sl S 690,961 690.961 Yl,HlW “lll)llbL 2Slr457 2‘5,bl, S04.090 SO‘rOPO fDCA7WS ILL *GES 2Sl,290 ZaS,SRL 576,872 57b.872 O”7SI.L “*“ll*tC 91,686 91rlSS lSbr871 196,871
LIVE l I*THs I,@08 TOTI‘ 352.301 335,544 687.725 697,725 3,272 Yl7HlH “*“R**SE 244.617 501,921 501,921 “Y9E 1I YEIS 1.501 1,014 2,515 2,515 O”7Sl9E “*11*1*6E ‘::%: , 90,707 lS5,SO‘ lSS,SOh I “WS” 2‘ “9”IS S‘, III 1,41* 1,414 ______~~~~______~~~~~__~__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~~~~~ BIRTHS I **IEIY*,,Et I TWIS ““EA Y”“m?“S l tlCEW7*SE* ,LICE or COlrlnClEYr LIYE STILL TO,lL : 1.E). lEb,clW ES” : 11E1 .S619” EtV
*H IYOs,*,*L, E7C.r “0 OBSrEIllts 9.97b 9,988 : 9191s 9.985 1.5 1.5 O,“E” ““I HOSPI7IL bbJ,OOl 1.1:: bbbr127 : bSSr2*9 *l&2*9 96.4 9*.* YOY-MIS wosPIT*L, ETC. ?,521 7,554 : 7,280 7.2SO 17 HOItS b.PlC :: 6,963 : 6.9‘1 6.94, :-: :.: rLSrYHE.E 509 20 529 t 524 IL‘ n:c 0:c I ______~___~______~~~____~___~~~_~______~~_~_~~___~_~~~~~~~______~~~~~~~__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I *SE* RECIOW f ESY I :, LLYEBllrH I*TES ETC ., ’ CI”9E l*TE : 11.6 13,b :i,“E BIITWS PER 1000 9ESlDEUT ?QP”L*TIOW) STlWDAISISES IEITILWl II7101 100 too :(OBSEIVED LlVE~IIlHS IS I X OF ISPECTEI LB (ESPECTED - MO. THAT “9”LD “CC”. Ir I I T,,E POP’,, Of WE *,E* EXPEIIEICE. THE *SE-SPECl‘lC ‘El7,LItT I*lES 0, St”), CIMEIIL TEnTILl Il*TE b2.S 62.5 1CLlVS .II)TYS PSI 1000 VOIWY *GE9 15-46) 707*L ,EllIOD TEITILITI ,171 t 1.80 l.lOr(THE *VEI*.SE Mb. OF LIVE-WIW CIIILILEll WIT YO”L9 8E IaIM PC, YOl*M II.YOIIEY I El?EIlEICE9 tHE AGE-S?ECIflC rEl7lLI7I I*TIS Or 7”IS 19*1 T~lO”6110”7 THEII1 I : CHILI-BE*IIUS L,fE SILIO PlOPOlT l0”TSO” I. “111116EE I 27 27 r~LlVElll7f,S O”7S7.E R1IIIIlbE PSll $00 TOIlL LIVE Bfl)WS)
ST,LLB,,TH “*,I0 : 4.7 4.7 ~WILLBIW ,E” 1000 TbT*L LIVE *Y9 STILL BIllHS)
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DEHDTLS * “*,E C*LC”L*TtD ‘“0” LESS ,“I” 20 EVEWTS Y 1 2 4 OR “O”E 1918 ,999.3824 1720 43690 la0398 ,Y‘I72645Ot.V12637 1‘2‘9 672 2843 2476 901 “K130 1623 398 225‘ 1552 627287 233 22 119 I? 39 I‘ )IORE L I”fklPT”S ::(20 11 471 165 52 ,,I.lbts62,,7, 165604 200970 162763 77316 25807 l&C61 36446 II 18 54478 42790 69:: 2‘57 24: 5 I, 2 225 90 108 1 II-111311 I,12 5 - _ 1 II 3 289 217 8 :i 4 2 lb ‘239 ,976 262 207 II ‘ 39 &I 2 10 17-W ($967 3.5226 I1933 25:; 21: 5327 II 20-i‘ IL5739 70763 620b6 38867 ,062, 227: 427 14711 II 20-24 16, 2722 809 79a 889 186 36 23-2.9 2‘2622 ‘lP61 63972 16381 26371 8730 3281 9468 I, 16 178732 66913 60030 36891 10312 2159 II : ,378 210 *12 &(A 30-36 14532li 19881 35873 L91@8 23760 6883 5435 4519 II 1199 491 99 400 1:: :: 33-39 L9‘65 7937 8676 1362C 10317 061 4156 1805 II & 163 112 9 36 17 7 40-G‘ 1645 1766 1171 1761 17&2 1069 1316 385 II 1: I JVLL ‘9, 60 2‘ 42 si66 24.5 23 ,I 25-29 16 4086 494 89‘ 1809 796 lb6 II I6 231762 40384 81190 72105 26715 8230 31:: II 2 2597 166 1093 957 270 60 29 946 655 13.1 IZL 109 182 II 3 2422 523 164 896 366 202 69 II 4 131 53 8 4, 3s 10 4 II II 30-34 11 2196 199 214 932 643 173 33 47 25 II 16 137SlP 19013 34‘91 46553 23929 8115 5218 262 13: II 9 5 72 II 2 ,1632 121 565 720 336 360 256 93 ‘I I6 ‘6 II 3 2136 35" 96 751 602 2:: 1:: :: 4 91 26 3 24 20 11 5 191 181 117 37 40 23 39 70 60 30 31 14 ,611 64 $9 131 163 71 20 7 IG 6 IO 12 2 ‘6625 7342 6247 12909 9728 6‘3‘ 3965 1 , 3 842 62 216 276 162 77 47 776 *72 30 $38 196 136 86 33 ‘t 7 6 7 2 2&,4 2046 9‘5 3‘3 200 409 6 2 11 10 6 d II-15‘ 4 _. _ 84:: lb97 ,108 16901660 1022 127i IO 22 18 I, _ _ 4 179 23 0 0' 17 17-10 316 217 50 I7 4 31 116 31 1 19 :: :: 19 2[r-2‘ I60 602 569 333 99 2A 149 6 2 1 1 2 25-29 175‘ c70 916 812 363 111 3: 122 1 ,o-:L211t 274 647 660 360 Ilf 79 64 &E3 *: 20 40 SO 66 248 33-59 796 143 235 197 I20 6, b7 32 7 4 2 1 IO-r‘ I I?. 27 23 22 ,9 16 13 6 3 I 1 1 0 I ""CY 3 .I 1 - 1 1 II i I 1 ____...______~~-~~~~~~~~~-~~~______~~~_____~__~-~__~____~~~~~~~~~_____~______B*R,HYl*C", fbllA"S, ALL 1500- zooo- JOOO- 4000 I "07 IT.,E,i czrnoi ...... : ...... TITCH‘lELO . "PCS . : TAPEHA” HINTS PO15 SRI . . . * << ClO COrYl*a”””Y >> . . fE"ALE BSEAS, (174, 7 14006 SE"ITO"RINlSY OSCAIS (179-169, : 1M CERVIX UTEIII (160) ‘1620 ABOll,ION (b30-639) CERTAIN CONDITIONS 011 IN ,,Nt IN: 2 _ _ _ _ THE PEllNAlAL PER100 4 768-779, S16US~S,IPTOlS AND ILL-DEf IWEI COWD,,,O”S (710-799) IHJUA” ANO POISOY116 taO,,-9991 ‘AACTUOES t&00-829, .n 3086 - ., ‘.. F’ 256) - I: I”,AAClAN,AL A”9 ,“,El”AL IWJ”ll,tS ‘h INCLUDING NERVES (AIO-869,9SO-9171, f. sualli (940-949, I 9 3 ‘i 1: ‘8 11 It $3 I? 15 POISONINGS AND ,OX,C EkfEC,S 220, - 132 (960-9891 : 1252 - : :: la’ :P9 ::: 8: ::: 8: 3 lS4 3 OROYNlNG (994.1) r :I! : : :a 3’ ‘P:1”:2:9”2: :; :: 18 EXTERNAL CAUS S Of INJUX, AND ” ; POIsO”,Ns (E iOO-E999) ’ j4:: ACCID HTS AN9 ADYEXSE EffECTS (Es0 6-E949) : &!: f 3 E 7RAffIC ACCIOEWTS “PESfOWISS : wj - a 31 28a 5% 1:: ‘$5 ‘Z! 88 WI $4: 91 TEA712 llO,OA ClCLE ACCIDERTS ,DIIIYERS, 277 - - - 10 9 2 (EOlO-Es19 YITH 4,N OIsl, = 2) : ,A - - - 1. ‘$2 ‘47a &5’ 27’ 21 - ., _ ‘S47,J no,oA c,tLs *ccSb~ws (PASSENSERS) ; 1 - - - - (solo-co19 YI,H 4,~ Sm, - 5) 3; : : : I FL90 ACCIOEHTAL FALLS (Soso-saaa) : HtI 1 1 i 1: FE54 S”lC,DE (E910-EPS9) : ‘:t: - - - ‘ES5 HONICIOE (E960-E969) : F tsm ,“,“A” “NOE,ER”,NES “HETHEA ACCIO- : l$jf - EW,ALL” OR PUPPOSEL” ,,,FL,C,ED % ‘J 8 :a1 5&J ff$ ‘8 ‘8: 8? :$ H I-=. lE9ao-E909) c . 187arcs TIrcnrlLLo HAW POII lS5 ””“C .OYMco?lIIcwT~~ b ‘3 LIvEnInTHs STILL ,EITWS - MbLES .fl T- fEIIbLES”S , II ‘ ,“‘ l-S-1 S-25-,5-45-55- b,- IS- ES* I-5-15-ZS-35-4%SS- b,- I,- 15, , 69 33 Sb - - - 2724 --2--e8 10 1 _ _ _ - _ _ , 2 ‘12 7 88 L? 41 - - - i ‘0 bd _ - _ 1 2 _ _ 1 - , - 2 b2 2, ‘ - I- - 4631 II _ - - 1 - ; : 1: ‘i : _ _ _ - _ _ 1 : ‘i ‘: I9‘742--- 29 26 - 1 - - 9 2 J 1, 1 --em-42 3 10 b 121 70 II 1 1 - ::,o 21: ::: ::I_ - _ _ - : ( - _ - 1 1 3 5 11 58 zcI10__ ---6938 ,l II- ll-_ - _ 1 1 : : 1: 15 : - _ _ _ _ _ , I 13 1: 7,_ L1__ .a__ ---I, 2s i l-l l-l _ _ _ - - 3 1 5 2 _ _ _ - _ ( _ q q 5 ,04535---::30 ,I -__ ___----I25 : ‘ ------8 14 2 :_ _. 24 J2II-22- m-----2 7 Ii 5 _ _ a - 114 4 9 1: 66”‘,: 1::_. ___- - - ::36 ,6-__ -__--122-3 7 11 10 - _ _ - 1 5 2’ s 11 12 232109 12, 1 - 1 117 66 51 2 2 - 3 , - - - 1 2 1 S . lb lb I4 l---l42 4 16 21 89 43 411 1- 48 20 28 - - - 1 1 - -II---S 2 ‘ 2 - - I - 1 - 4 I 12 b 402,I? - - - 73 ,b ,I ------1 - 1 1 ‘ 14 11 mm_-_(2 92 48 (6 J 2I 61 37 24 1 1 - 1 1 - - - 1 - 1 - ? 10 14 : - _ _ _ 1 - ( ,’ IS11 ‘: I ‘, ‘ 71,. IV, L_t! Newsletter tothe?%2 NHS N To our readers lhs newsletter w new and expenmental. It IS intended to help those people m the NY-is at all levels, who eaher use OPCS stabstlcs or who prou& lnfo matnntt1on Population estimates and proJectlons 5 OPCS ltselfuses The mm m to keep Transferable deaths 6 renders m touch lvlth what IS happening and Meetings of statrstxlans from the NHS, DHSS and OPCS 6 mth wht It 1s (or. sumetunes,rS nor) hnppenulg Asummnr~ Recent OPCS publications 7-8 wll he @WI, ofthe lswbt news of re1e\ ant OPCS Recent DHSS publxatlon 8 ’ acn>lhes-wxhR referenceto more Points from letters 0 detaded sources and wthacumu!anre~ndr\ to remuld renderr whnc haa appeared III recent wues OPCS thmks that mtlny people !nll hnd the curwntfisue a worch;%lule addlnoo to their penonai referencr shelf OPCS wll be hnppy to recewe quenes,suggeshons, letters or conalbuttons from readers Please send contrlbutaorus and cornmen& about Uus Newsletter to The E&tor (Newletter to the NW), Vltul Stans~c~Branch,OPCS,ntchfleld,Fareham,Hanes.P0155RR VITAL STATISTICS FOR 1983 The statistics For 1983 on Forms SD25, SD52 and SD52A will be distributed to health and local authorities over the next Few months. There are changes From previous years in the content, format and presentation of the tables. The major changes were outlined in a consuItation document, OPCS Circular (Stat) No U/1983, sent out last May. This article explains and illustrates the changes in more detail. The specimen tables are reduced in size from the standard computer print which will be sent to customers. Pre-printed stationery will no longer be used; all parts of the tables, including headings and text, will be produced by computer. This makes for greater Flexibility if alternative forms of output, for example microfiche, are needed in future. Good quality single-part stationery will be used, producing an improved print. The paper will be narrower, moving to the 132- character width wnich is the standard For computer printing. District Medical Officers, as -Jell as District Administrators, will be sent statistics for their areas. SD25 - mortality statistics There are changes in presentation. A line is printed for each of the 95 causes of death even when there are no cases. The consistent layout will enable easier comparisons to be made between DHAs and between years. The first of the Four pages is illustrated below: 13 ’ . SD52 - vital statistics There are substantial changes in content and format Deaths of infants. The breakdown showing legitimacy is dropped. The former procedure for assessing the legitimacy at death of infants was not auffi- clently accurate. Better quality information ~111 be available from the OPCS Infant mortality file which ~111 be ready at the end of the year, and the figures ~11 be publxhed In the DH3 series. Maternltles. Numbers and percentages of maternities by place of confinement are included in addition to numbers of births Llvebirth rates. The standardised fertlllty ratio replaces the area compara- bility factor, the local/regional adjusted rate and the ratlo of the local/ regional adjusted rate to the national rate- The standardised fertility ratlo shows how the local/regional rate compares with the national rate, making due allowance for the age structure of the local/regional population The general fertility rate, the total period fertility rate and the proportion of liveborn Infants whose blrthweight is below 2500 grams are introduced Death rates. The standardised mortality ratio replaces the equivalent rate3 to those listed above for live births The new SD52 consists of three parts The top section gives numbers of population, births and deaths; the middle section gives an analysis of births and maternities by place of confinement, and the bottom section gives birth and death rates with their definitions The standardlsed fertlllty ratio (SFR), the total period fertlllty rate (TPFR) and the standardlsed mortality ratlo (SMR) are calculated as follows Rqw.,rr /or jarrhrr ,n,om,mn rhordd hr rr,nr ,n rht Echror UI r/w dim,, rhourn on rhr /mm cmcr 3 sFR = observed live birtk x 100 where expecred live births = x f, I+ expecred live births f is rk female population in age group i in rk area 4.IS tk ferriIiry raze (live birrhs per woman) in age group i in England and Wales i IS an a@ group IS--19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 404 nore: live births to u~omen aged under IS and over 44 are included in tk IS-19 and 40-44 age groups respecriveiy, bur axnnen under IS and over 44 are nor in&ded in rk population counrr TPFR for the area and region = 5 x 2 x.8 ri,is rk fertility rare (live births per woman) in age group i in tk area/region L 11 an age group 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44 aore: see footnote IO SFR above TPFR for England and Waler = Z R, R, is rk ferriliry rare (live birtk per woman) in age j in England and Waler j 2s a single yew of age in tk range I1 to 55 sMR = observed &ark x 100 wkre expected &ark = Z pr R, expecred deaths pk i! the population in age/sex group k in the area RI( IS the mormiity we idealk per person) in age/sex group k in England and Wales k 1s M age/sex group 0, l-4, S-14, IS- 24, 25-34, 35-44, 45-54, 55-64, 65-74, 75-84, 85 and over for males and females nore: rk SMR is for perrar but rk rummarion (Z) is over 22 age/sex groups SD52A - birth statistics The new SD524 replaces SD52A, D and F and consists of two tables. The left hand table combines the old SD52A and F, with a common age and parity breakdown; the right hand table is the equivalent of the SD520. In both tables the parity groupings are limited to '4 or more’. Statistics on tape A tape containing the SD25, SD52 and SD52A statistics will be supplied on request to each RHA. It will have figures for England and Wales, standard regions, and each local and health authority The tape may be copied by the RHA to other health authorities within the region and can be supplied by OPCS to other organisations on repayment Information concerning the tape specification and cost can be obtained by writing to the Editor Timetable The target dates for despatching the paper copies are. SD25 - end April, SD52 - end May, SD52A - end May The tape for 1983 should be available at the end of July 1984; in later years it should be available in June POPULATION ESTIMATES ANDPROJECTlONS Final mid-19@1 and a retrospective, consistent series of mid-1971 to mid-1980 population estimates for DHAs (and local government areas) in England and Wales have recently been published in OPCS Monitor PPl 84/2. These particular estimates were 'all ages, both sexes’ aggregates, but figures by five-year age groups and sex are available The boundaries of the DHAs are those as at April 1982 Revised intercensal population estimates for the old health authori- ties will not be produced, but conversion lists, indicating how figures for the old areas could be derived from those for the new health and local auth- ority areas (and vice versa), are available The mid-1982 set of population estimates are now being finalised and, along with the final estimates for mid-1983, will be published in a further Monitor in May or June The procedure of having ‘provisional’ estimates followed by a ‘revised’ or ‘final’ set will no longer apply as all the Census information required has now been incorporated Population projections analysed by sex and 5 year age groups have been prepared for each DHA for 1981-2001 (inclusive). The 1981 populations used are the final DHA estimates mentioned above These projections were derived from those for metropolitan districts and shire counties by taking account of the age structure of each DHA’s 1981 population and the probable future trend of its population (in aggregate)’ They are thud slightly more approximate than the local authority area population proJections because the migration component is more important and yet less information IS available about it These population estimates and projections, and figures on internal popula- tion movement as recorded at the National Health Service Central Register, are available from OPCS on computer tace as well as on paper 5 16 TRANSFERABLE DEATHS Following consultations with members of the health service, OPCS has resumed the notification of transferable deaths starting with January 1984 registra- tions. The procedures are similar to those in operation up to the end of 1980, except that the area unit is now the district health authority. Inward transfers, that is deaths of residents of the area which are registered in other areas, are notified in the form of photocopies of the registration particulars. Outward transfers, that is deaths of residents of other areas which are registered within the area, are notified as a list of registration numbers. Notifications arising from a month's registrations are normally sent out about seven weeks after the end of the month. The identification of transferable deaths is carried out continuously during the monthly clerical processing of the death entries. The Area Coding Section of Vital Statistics Branch is responsible for postcodixg the usual residence of the deceased and for coding the type of institution in which death occurred. As an additional task the coders now provide a code for area of occurrence, as described below. If the death occur?d at home or is otherwise 'non-transferable' because of the type of institution or length of stay (see 'Area coding of deaths' in Newsletter No 1) then no further action is required. If the death was registered in a registration sub-district which is wholly within a DHA, or occurred in an institution which is on the coders' lists, then the DHA code relating to that sub-district or institution is inserted on the death entry. Otherwise the address where the death occurred is postcoded. As a second clerical operation, and ignoring the 'non-transferables', the postcodes of usual residence are translated into DHA codes using specially prepared lists. The few postcodes relating to address of occu==ence are translated at the same time. The two DHA codes, occurrence and residence, are compared; if they differ the death entry is photocopied and the entry number is listed under the DHA of occurrence. The photocopies are sorted to DHA of usual residence and represent the 'inward' transfers. They are despatched, along with the lists of entry numbers repre- senting the 'outward' transfers, within a few days of completing the month's clerical processing. MEETINGS OF STATISTICIANS FROM THE NHS, DHSS AND OPCS With effect r‘rom the start of this year new arrangements apply to these meetings. segiona? statisticians now hold their own separate quarterly meetings bu; their representatives :ontinue to meet jointly with representa- tives ,:f DWS and CPCS. '~n RECENT OPCS PUBLICATIONS ’ Note Prxes shown are net Publications marked HMSO are obtainable from HMSO bookshops’or through booksellers or by post from HMSO, PO Box 276, London SW8 SDT Other OPCS publxatlons are available from Information Branch, Room 801, Office of Population Censuses and Surveys, St Catherine3 House, 10 Klngsway, London WCZB ~JP, payment with order (cheques made payable to the Offxe of Population Censuses and Surveys), or, if you prefer to be invoiced, at the addltlonal charge of fl 00 plus VAT (f1.15) per order Hospital In-patlent enquiry tables 1981 (Series MB4 no 17, December, HMSO f6 20 net, ISBN 0 11 691000 3) gives summary statlstvzs on discharges, mean duraclon of stay, waztlng lists and prlnclpal operations based on a one 1” ten sample of NHS patlents In hospitals in England and Wales The main tables for 1981 will be published later in mxroflctie form. Recently movlnp; households, a follow-up to the 1978 NatIonal Dwelling and Houslng Survey (January, HMSO f7 60 net, ISBN 0 11 690997 8) Birth statlstlcs 1981 (Series FM1 no 8, February, HMSO f7 40 net, ISBN 0 11 691085 2) 1s the Registrar General’s review of births and family bulldlng patterns In England and Wales In 1981 Local authority vital statistics 1982 (Series VS no 9, March, HMSO f5 20 net, ISBN 0 11 691087 9) contains birth and death rates XI local and health authorl- ties of England and Wales for 1982, lncludlng figures for legitimacy and sex of child, deaths, Infant deaths and stlllblrths Recently Issued OPCS Monitors include Monitor tltie Reference number Data period Live births FM1 0411 1983 Blrthwerght statistics DH3 8313 1981 and 1982 Births by blrthplace of parent FM1 84/2 1982 Births by blrthplace of mother FM1 84/3 1902 local authority areas Deaths by cause DH2 83/6 June quarter 1983 Deaths by cause DH2 04/l September quarter 1983 Deaths from accidents and violence DH4 b3/4 June quarter 1983 Deaths by birthplace of deceased Dhl 8411 1982 Congenital malformations MB3 8315 June quarter 1983 Legal abortions AB 84/l 1982 Legal abortions AB 04/2 Harch quarter 1983 Infectious diseases MB2 8’./ t June quarter 1983 International migration HN a3/5 1982 revxed data International migration MN 8411 mid-1982 to mid-1983 Final mid-1981 and revised pe1 04/l 1981 I 1961-80 mid-1961 to mid-1980 population estimates for England and Wales Final nld-1981 and revised PP~ 8412 198 I,1971-80 mid-1971 tc mid-1980 pooulatlon estimates for local and health authorlzlns of England and Wales &,,,, .‘ ,ll,,$ ,m,i,c,f,,, RECENT DHSS PUBLICATION In-patient statistics from the mental health enquiry for England 1979 (statistical and research report series no 25, February, HMSO f6.75 net, ISBN 0 11 320842 1) is the latest annual report on in-patient statistics from mental illness and mental handicap hospitals and "nits in England. Copies have been distributed to all health authorities and the hospitals and "nits concerned. The report contains detailed tables on admissions, discharges, deaths and resident patients and some information on trends from 1970. Statistics on the legal status of in-patients and for the Special Hospitals are included in separate sections of the report. POINTS FROM LETTERS Among the letters received there have been a number asking for further infor- mation. Questions and answers which may be of general interest include: 1. 'In the article on cancer registration (Newsletter No 2) reference is made to some work by Alder-son (1974). What is the full reference?' Answer: A list of all these references is available on request; we omitted the details to save space. 2. 'Will the new-style Congenital Malformations Monitors (Newsletter No 2) contain data at the DHA level?' Answer: Yes - though precise details of which malformations will be included are not yet decided. 3. 'What is the availability of back issues of Monitors? Some new DHAs do not have much material prior to 1982183' Answer: Monitors issued during i982 and later years are readily available; copies of some Monitors for earlier years are also available. When Monitors are out of print photocopies can be supplied, although a charge may be made. Requests should be made to Information Branch (Dept M), OPCS, St Catherines House, 10 Kingsway, London WCZB 6JP. VS ON TAPE ICL 2900 FORMAT 1990 - - 20 ItIe: Author: Date: Sheet: 1 .ABLES VSl, VSZ, VS3 OPCS/COSBC 15 May 1990 IN MAGNETIC TAPE COMPUTER TAPE FILE SPECIFICATION *t***************l***************** This paper describes the content and format of the magnetic tape version of tables VSl, VSZ, VS3. All enquiries concerning the content of the tables or arrangements concerning distribution should be addressed to: Vital Statistics Customer Services Office of Population Censuses and Surveys Titchfield FAREHAM Hants PO15 5RR Tel: Titchfield (0329) 42511 x3023 Specific enquiries concerning computing aspects may be alternatively addressed to: CD Stats Group C2 (Mrs S.Dewane) Tel: Titchfield (0329) 42511 x3421 A copy of the whole tape will be provided to customers, unless they have specifically asked for only VSl or VS2 or VS3, and they should make their own arrangements for extracting the required data. The magnetic tape will be in a format suitable for processing on ICL ( 2900 series) or IBM mainframe machines.. 21 Title: Author. Date. Sheet. 2 TABLES VSl, VSZ, VSj OPCS/CDSK 15 May 1990 ON MAGNETIC TAPE THE TABLES -__---____ The three printed tables VSl, VS2, VS3 ~111 be treated as seven separate sets or tables when recorded on magnetic tape. 1. Table VS3 The whole table 2. Table VSl/l The data on live and still births, and infant deaths which 1s printed above the first line of 'i's on VSL. 3. Table VS1/2 The data on place of confinement printed below the first line of '='s but above the second line of '='s on VSl. 4. Table VS1/3 The rates and ratios printed on the bottom part of the page below the second line of '='s on VSl. 5. Table VW1 The data on live. still and multiple births printed to the left of the double vertical line of '/'s on VS2. 6. Table VS2/2 The data on place of confinement printed to the right of the double vertical line of '/Is. on VS2. 7. Table VS2/3 The data on birthweIght printed below the line of '-'s on VS2. For an illustration of the above please see the sample prints of VSl,VS2 and VS3 attached which have been marked to show how the printed tables have been sub-divided. Where on the printed tables national and regional figures are repeatedly given for all areas (as In VSl/l and VS1/2), the figures on the magnetic tape version of the table will only include the appropriate figures for the area concerned. National and regional figures will appear only once at the appropriate level. It is possible to have any combination of VSl, VS2 and VS3 on seperate tapes. In those circumstances only the tables for the specific output required ~111 be put to tape. e.g.' If only VS2 IS wanted then tables VS2/1, VS2/2 and VS2/3 wtllbe put to tape. If VSl and VS3 are needed then VS3. VSl/l. VS1/2 and VS1/3 will be output. 22 Etle: Author: Date: 1988 Sheet: 3 rABLES VSI, VSZ, VS3 OPCS/CDSBC IN MAGNETIC TAPE OGICAL DATA STRKl'URt .______-____-____-_--- The magnetic tape version of the tape will be set out as if the tables had been prepared using the OPCS tabulation utility TAU and the tape had been written using the TAU utility ALIENSAVE which saves tables in a format suitable for data interchange. This means that the file is physically a file of fixed length 80 character records with a logical hierarchy of: FILE TABLE AREA COUNTS Textual labels will be provided down to the area level (narrative description of the file, table identity, area names) but stub and column labels and explanatory text will not be included. If users have the TAU software and wish to use it to perform further analyses of the data, then they may be able to use the ALIENRETREIVE utility to read the data into the TAU system. To do this, users will need a copy of a TAU library file containing the appropriate TAU information to enable further analyses to be made. This additional file will have on it inter alia the appropriate stub and column text labels, but only in a form suitable for processing by TAU. The logical structure of the records on the main tape will be; FILE HEADER record TABLE HEADER record for Table 1 START OF TAU DESCRIPTION record for Table 1 TAU DESCRIPTION records for Table 1 See note 1 below END OF TAU DESCRIPTION records for Table 1 AREA record for area 1 of Table 1 COUNTS records for area 1 of Table 1 See note 2 below AREA record for area 2 of Table 1 COUNTS records for area 2 of Table 1 ( AREA and COUNTS records repeat until the end of Table ) END OF TABLE record for Table 1 TABLE HEADER record for Table 2 ( Table record set repeated down to end of Table 7 ) END OF FILE record NOTES: 1. The number of TAU description records is variable but should not exceed 10 per table in this instance. 2. The counts in the tables are on a.series of 80 character records, each containing 5 count fields of 15 chars length with the data right justified,leading zeroes suppressed. Zero fields printed as I-' will contain zero. How the printed numbers map onto the count records is illustrated on the copy prints attached, with Rl being count record 1, R2 being count record 2 etc. The number of count records for each area on each table is on the file sizing information. See sheet 5. 23 Ktle: Author: Date: 1988 Sheet: 4 TABLES VSI. VSZ, VS3 OPCS/CDSBC IN MAGNETIC TAPE TABULATIONS DATA INTERCHANGE FILE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ____-__--_____-_____~~~~~_~~~~~~_~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~_~___~__~__ 1. MAGNETIC TAPE CHARACTERISTICS Number of tracks: 9 Inter-block gap: 0.6 inches Recording density: 1600 bits per inch Recording mode: ohase encoded Parity: _ bdd Record type: fixed Record length: ICL 2900 80 bytes IBM 80 bytes Block size: 8192 bytes 2400 bytes Character code: Labels: ICL 2900 2900 standard labels IBM unlabelled 2. CHARACTER SET All fields with the exception of some area names ~111 be limited to the characters: ;:; space Some area names will contain characters: \ &'_/(I.. Title: Author: Date: 1988 Sheet: 5 TABLES VSI, VSZ, VS3 OPCS/CDSBC ON MAGNETIC TAPE FILE SIZING __------_____ Below is a table showing the number of count records which will be output. There are 711 areas for which data has been provided. TABLE NO.OF X NO.OF = NO.OF /5 = NO.OF X 711 = NO.OF ROWS COLS COUNTS COUNT RECS COUNT RECS PER AREA PER FILE vs3 lBB* 13 2444 489 347679 VSl/l 15 3 45 9 6399This area only. vs1/2 5 5 25 5 3555 No national or regional VSI/3 14 1 14 3 2133 figures repeated for vs2/1 30 a 240 48 34128 each area. vs2/2 40 7 280 56 39816 VS2/3 2 11 22 5 3555 TOTAL 615 437265 .______-_----______ * There are 94 causes of death including 'ALL CAUSES'; a row is included for both males and females for every cause, even though some cause/sex combinations are omitted from the printed VS3 table. 25 IName: VS TABLES IAUthor. OPCS/CD!ZlC --_--______-______Peripheral No.1 (ICL 2900) Date: Apr 1990 ISheet: 6 --__-____--___-_____~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~~~~~~~~__~____~~__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_____ File I/ OF/SFilename FGN Description Mult Spec volum ref. prop s-4 ______-____-______-_-_- ______-____ VS123TAPE19yy 1 TABULATIONS DATA -INTERCHANGE FILE - No Recovery P rocedures Reels ----- (_____, ______( ______I ______) Rerun Suites ACYI & ACYJ ----- 1 bytes I______~______I______~~~~__~~______File Structure: LABELLED ICL2900 EBCDIC (LABELS HAVE 87 BYTES) RECORDS ARE FIXED LENGTH. 80 BYTES FOR FILE STRUCTURE FOR DATA STRUCURE SEE GENERAL REMARKS BELOW. Retention Policy: RETAINED FOR 2 YEARS - ANY CDSTS FOR COPIES REQUESTED AFTER THIS DATE WILL MET BY RECREATING THE FILE. -______-_-______-______--___-______Record Description Length No. of Sheet (bytes) records No. -___~______~__~___~____~______~_~~~~~~~~_~~~__~~~__~~~__~~__~~___~~ FILE HEADER RECORD 180 I1 17 -___~~__~______~______~___~______~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~~~__~~ -____~______~__~______~~~~_~~~_~~~__~~~__~~___~~__~~~__~_TABLE RECORD 180 I7 18 START OF TAU DESCRIPTION I7 19 ______-______-_____-___-______-_180 TAU DESCRIPTION I BD ( cl8 1 9 ---__--_~~_~_____~__~~_~~~______~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~~ END OF TAU DESCRIPTION I BD I7 19 --_~_-~~__~__~__~__~~__~______~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~_~~~~~~~~~_~~~__~~~_~~ AREA RECORD I 80 l 4977 I ID -____~______~~__~~___~___~____~____~____~___~_ COUNTS RECORD ) 437265 ) 11 ----~--___-______~__~__~~______~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I BD END OF TABLE RECORD IBD I7 I II -___~______~~~_~~~__~~~_~~_~_~~~__~~~__~~__~~ ~______~~___~~~_~~___~~___~~___~~__~~END OF FILE RECORD I 80 I 1 I 12 PADDING RECORD I 80 I c48 I 12 ______-____-______-____-______General Remarks: STRUCTURE IS: FILE TABLE AREA COUNTS AREA COUNTS etc END OF TABLE TABLE etc END OF FILE For more details see text on sheet 3. 2s - Name: VS TABLES Author: OPCS7CDSBC I7ECORD SPECIFICATION ______-__. (ICL 2900) Date: May 1990 I%~ft;__l______. _-______. ______----___-----______Pl-0ces.s Draft Record Dekcription File Ref P‘Ian Table FILE HEADER RECORD RI?f/DPR n/DOL ------I ---__ I--___-- ______--______-______--_ . ;1tart Size Data Level Align Occur Data Name/Description Range of codes PI3sn Type _,------______-______------__---_----- ______-______. 1 1 c RECORD TYPE '1' _,-______~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~__~~~____~____. 2 14lCI I I 1 RECORD NUMBER 1 NUMERIC ______~~~~__~~~~~_~~~~___~~______. 6 14lCI I I [ CREATOR OF DATA [ 'OPCS' ______~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~__~~~______. 10 I71 IC I I I l DESCRIPTION OF DATA 1 ---__---___c______~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~__~~~______. lo ) 4 1 c ) 2 ) ) ) SoURCE CoDE ) $yatayear ______~~_____~~____~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~___~~____~ 14 llIC12 I I 1 FILLER I SPACE ______~~~~__~~~___~______~______ _'"___!_"__!_E__!_f___!_____!_____!__"'~_~~~~~~~~_~~~~_____!__~~~~~~~~~~___ 23 lllC12 1 i ( FILLER ( SPACE ______^______~~~~~~~~~~__~~~~___~~~______24 57 C 2 L NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION 'VITAL STATS OF DATA TABLES VSI, VS2, and VS3 19YY' ______~~~_~_~~~~~~~~ The description above will vary according to th tables required ----- 27 Name: VS TABLES Author: OPCS/CDXK RECORD SPECIFICATION ______(ICL 2900) Date: 1988 Sheet. B ,______L______'recess Draft Record Descnptlon File Ref '1 an Table TABLE HEADER RECORD ,ef/DPR n/DOL ,--_w_- -______-______tart Size Data Level Align Occur Data Name/Description Range of codes 'osn Type ------___ -______-__---___-______---_- --__-_-___-_____ 1 1c RECORD TYPE '2' ______~_____~~____~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~_~~~~~_~~~___~~~~~~ 2141Cl 1 I 1 RECORD NUMBER ( NUMERIC --___--______~~__~~~~~~~~_~~____~~~~__~~~~__~~~___~_~___ 6 1 B 1 C 1 1 1 1 TABLE NAME 1 ;;;F$ER;; ______~_____~_____~~~_~~~~~~~~~~~~~__~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~_~~~~~~ 14141CI I I I FILLER I SPACES ______~____~______~~~_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~__~~~~~~ ia 5 c NO.OF COUNT CELLS IN NUMERIC, TABLE (PER AREA) RIGHT JUSTIFIED LEADING ZEROES SUPPRESSED. (see note 2) ~-_~__--____-_~___-_~~~~~____~_~___~~~_~~~___~~~___~~____~~____~~~___~~~~~~ 2313lCl I i 1 COUNT CELL SIZE I .______~ 23 12iC12 I I 1 INTEGRAL NO OF CHARS 1 9 ._~~__-~~___~______~______~~~____~~~___~~______~~~___~~~~~~ 25 lllCl2 I I\ DECIMAL NO OF CHARS ( 5 .______~_____~~____~~______~~____~~~~~- 26 4 c NO OF COUNT RECORDS NUMERIC, PER AREA RIGHT JUSTIFIEI: LEADING ZEROES SUPPRESED. (see note 3) ______~______~~~_~~~___~~~___~~~~__~~~~~~~~~~~. 30 1 FILLER I SPACES .___~___~______~____~~______~~~___~~~~__~~~___~~~___~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.151 I c I I I NOTES: 1. Table names are: 'VS3lyy', 'VSllyyBASE', 'VS12yyBASE'. 'VS13yyBASE', 'VS2lyy', 'VS22yy' and 'VS23yy' (yy = datayear) 2. No of count cells per area per table are: vs3 2444 cells VSl/l VSl/Z ;55 vs1/3 vs2/1 2:: vs2/2 280 VS2/3 22 3. No of count records per area per table are: vs3 489 VS2/1 48 VSl/l 9 VS2/2 56 vs1/2 5 VS2/3 5 vs1/3 3 Name: VS TABLtS Author: OPCS/CDSBC RECORD SPECIFICATION --__--___----___---_------. T (ICL 2900) Date: 1988 Sheet: 9 .______-__---__---___---___- ______. 'recess Draft Record Deicription File Ref 'lan Table START OF TAU lef/DPR n/DO1 DESCRIPTION RECORD -__-_____-______----. Align Occur Data Name/Description Range of codes -__-- ___-- __--____-______----- 1 RECORD TYPE '7' -______. I1 Ic I 214lCl I I ) FILLER ) SPACES ______. 6 1 21 ( C 1 ( 1 ( START MESSAGE ( ‘;;;MoJ~ DESC. ______~~____~~~___~~~__~~~___~~____~~~~~_~~~~~_~~____~___. 27 154/C I I I I FILLER 1 SPACES ------___--______~-~~~~~---~~~------~~~--~~~~--~~~-----~~~~~~_~~~~__~~~_. Pame: VS TABLES (Author: OPCS/CDSBC RECORD SPECIFICATION I______(ICL 2900) Date: 1988 /Sheet: ______)______I_____-_____-____ Process Draft Record Dekription File Ref Plan Table TAU DESCRIPTION REC :ORD Ref/DPR n/DOL ______Start Size Data Level Align Occur Data Name/Description Range of codes Posn Type I I -___-______,_____,______,______1 MC I I I TAU TABLE STATEMENT I Name: VS TABLES Author: OPCSEDSBC RECORD SPECIFICATION ____--____---___--__~~~~~~~--~~~ (ICL 2900) Date: 1988 Sheet: --__--____-______-~- ______Process Draft Record Description File Ref Plan Table END OF TAU Ref/DPR n/DOL DESCRIPTION RECORD ______----- ______Start Size Data Level Align Occur Data Name/Description Range of codes Posn Type --__--_ __-______:______-____--____-_____------______--_- 1 1 c RECORD TYPE 18' ---_---___-______~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~~----~~--~~~~----~~---~~~---~~~---- 2141CI I t 1 FILLER I SPACES ______~~____~_____~______~______~_____~~_~~ END MESSAGE 'END OF DESC- 6 l191C RIPTION' ______~______~_~___~~~___~_~___~~~___~~___~~~___~~~~~ I I I I 25 I56 IC I I l FILLERI ) SPACES ______~______~~~___~~____~~____~~~__~~~___~~~~- 29 RECORD SPECIFICATION _-_,______---____-______(ICL 2900) Da'ie! 1988 Sheet: 10 --______--______recessDraft Record Description File Ref lan Table AREA RECORD ef/DPR n/DO1 _--__- ______--______-______----- ______tart Size Data Level AlignI Occur Data Name/Description Range of codes osn Type ______-______RECORD TYPE '3' ~-_____~__~______~_____~______~~~~~___~~______~~~~______214lCI I Il RECORD NUMBER 1 NUMERIC _~__~____~______~______~~~~~___~______~_~__~~~~____~~~____~ 6 1 12 ) C ) 1 1 1 AREA REFERENCE CODE ) A~~W~N~~l~I;) ~_____~~______~~~______~~~~~~~_~~~____~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~ AREA NAME ALPHANUMERIC and &I-/(),. ,___~~~_____~~____~______~~______~______~____~~~~_~__~~~____~lB I 4o I c I I I 68 123 IC I I I l FILLER I SPACES ~_~______~___~______~~~~____~~_____~~__~__~~~~_~__~~~~___~ NOTES: 1. If less than 12 characters used, left Justlfled with the remainder zero filled. 30 Name: VS TABLES Author: OPCSlX6BC RECORD SPECIFICATION ______, (ICL 2900) Date: 1988 ISheet: 11 .______l__r______l______l______Yocess Draft Record Description File Ref 'lan Table COUNTS RECORD Lef/DPR n/DOL ;tart Size Data Level Align Occur Data Name/Description Range of codes 'osn ITYPJ I I I ._-____ _;__, _c______, _____, ___I IR;coRD ____;;p;,;;______, 1 .______~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------~~~~~~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~ 214lCI I I 1 RECORD SEQUENCE NO. 1 OOOl--2 C COUNT CELL Each count cell contains A leading sign char. ::9 chars of whole nos. 3. 5 chars for nos after an implied decimal point. The COBOL picture is s9(9)v9(5)* NOTES: * See sample print of VS1/3 attached to ascertain the actual number of significant figures to which the rates and ratios have been calculated. Name: VS TABLES Author: OPCSmBC RECORD SPECIFICATION ______---___---___ (ICL 2900) Date: 1988 Sheet: ---__-______-- ______^______Process Draft Record Description File Ref Plan Table END OF TABLE RECORD Ref/DPR n/DOL ------_---__ __--- -__--______---_____-_____----- ___---____-_-___ Start Size Data Level Align Occur Data Name/Description Range of codes Posn Type ------______-______---- ______. 1 1c RECORD TYPE '5' ---__--______~~~~~__~~~_~__~~~__~~~---~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~___~~___. 2141Ci I i I FILLER I SPACES ______~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~_~~~~___~~~_____~____. 6 lI3lC I I I ( END OF TABLE MESSAGE ( 'END OF TABLE' ______-______~~~---~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~____~~~~~. 1 TABLE NAME 1 As TABLE RECORI ______~______~~~---~-~~~----~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~.1918lCI I I 27 1541~ 1 1 1 ( FILLER [ SPACES 31 Name: 1d $,, Author: OPCS/CD-SW RECORD SPECIFICATION ____J______(ICL 2900) Date: 1988 Sheet: 12 ______,______.I ___---______-__ Process Draft Record Description File Ref Plan Table END OF FILE RECORD Ref/DPR n/DOL ------__me_____- ______Start Size Data Level Data Name/Description Range of codes Posn Type ------______--- ______-----_____------_ 1 1c RECORD TYPE '6' -______--______-_--_____-___I I 2141CI t I I FILLER I SPACES ~______~~______~~~~_~~~~______~~~~~~~___~~~~~~~~_~~~~ 6 Illl CI I 1 IEND OF FILE MESSAGE ( 'END OF FILE' __~____~______~~~~_~~~~~_~___~~~~~~~~__~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I7 I64 IC I I I l FILLER I SPACES --____--______-______-~____~~~~~_____~~~~______~~~~~~___~~~~ RECORD SPECIFICATION _~~______~______~~~~~~~~~~~~ I (ICL 2900) Date: 1988 Sheet: ______---______------___ Record Description File Ref PADDING RECORD ______----- ______- Start Size Data Level Align Occur Data Name/Description Range of codes Posn Type ---______--- _____ ----______--______----- ___------_----- 1 80 c FILLER SPACES ______-______---- NOTE: Padding records are included if necessary at the end of the file to ensure that only complete blocks of data are output in order to cater for different computer manufacturer's magnetic tape standards. 3% 4.7 6.8 11.4 100 w w . . . n I “5m 7 j $ 2 I co n > . . . . 2: . . r;” 5. ...... 34 VS3 TABLE LAYOUT (INCLUDING CAUSE LIST) :. . . .. :. ”- : .: . . . .: : : . . : . . . . -. : ..,.. * ...... *... -...... * * * ...... *. ..** SEXAGiSKL :lEO2 1 :;s -l-4 5-1, 15-?I, 25-34 ,5-L, 45-54 55-b‘ 65-I‘ 75-?k ci II*,1I_ 1110 DEATHS "EIR CYEl ‘ 11 : c‘ ooa- - - - 5 137 817 1742 2600 ,327 3477 ID11 f 12 “ZC r12z flL3 ‘12‘ [I26 f127 ,I‘ ‘I‘, ,142 ‘15- r17 TIS, 119 ,I.¶, ‘193 ‘20 ‘2°C r21 ‘210 'if; fZ2I r;:, ,i?l ';;; f25C Li QTEthat each cause has two rows (for males and females) on the tape version even when only one is printed m that each cause has two rows (for males and females) 3n the tape version even when only one is printed INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AM) MAGNETIC TAPE.1990 PAGE NAG TAPE CODE ABEANAIE 001 AOOOOF ENGLAND, WALES AND ELSEWEEXE 002 Al OOOF ENGLAND AND WALES 003 A2000F ENGLAND 004 A3000F WALES 005 A4000F OUTSIDE ENGLAND AND WALES . 006 CAOOOG NORTH REGION 007 CaOOOG YORKSHIRE AND HUHBERSIDE REGION 008 CCOOOG EAST MIDLANDS REGION 009 CDOOOC EAST ANGLIA REGION 010 CEOOOG SOUTH EAST REGION 011 CFOOOG SOUTH WEST REGION 012 CGOOOG WEST MIDLANDS REGION 013 CHOOOG NORTH WEST REGION 014 CIOOOG WALES 015 EOOUOH GREATER LONDON 016 ElOOOH KETROPOLITAN COUNTIES 017 E2000H NON-KETROPOLITAN COUNTIES 018 KOlOOJ GREATER LONDON 019 KOlOlL CITY OF LONDON 020 KOllOK LONDON BOROIJGDS 021 KOlllL BARKING AND DAGENHAM LB 022 KOl13L m~.tmLa 023 K0115L BEXLEY LB 024 K0117L BRENT LB 025 K0119L SROMLEY LB 026 KOlZlL CAMDEN LB 1 39 INDM FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PABER AND MAGNETIC TAeE,1990 PAGE HAG TAPE CODE AREANAME 027 XO123L CROYDON LB 028 XO125L EALING LB 029 K0127L ENFIELD LB 030 K0129L GREENWICH LB 031 K0131L HACKNEY LB 032 XO133L HAMMFXSMITH AND FULHAM LB 033 X0135L HARINGEY LB 034 K0137L HARROW LB 035 K0139L HAVERING LB 036 KO141L HILLINGDON LB 037 K0143L HOUNSLOW LB 036 K0145L ISLINGTON LB 039 K0147L KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA LB 040 K0149L KINGSTON UPON THAMES LB 041 K0151L LAMBETH LB 042 K0153L LEWISHAM LB 043 K0155L MERTON LB 044 KO157L NEWHAM LB 045 K0159L REDBRIDGE LB 046 K0161L RICHMOND UPON THAMES LB 047 KO163L SOUTHWARK LB 046 KO165L SUTTON LB 049 K0167t TOWER HAMLETS LB 050 K0169L WALTHAM FOREST LB 051 K0171L WANDSWORTH LB 052 XO173L WESTMINSTER CITY OF LB 2 40 INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND NAGNETIC TAPE.1990 PAGE HAG TAPE CODE AREANANE 053 K11003 GREATER MANCHESTER 054 Xl 105L BOLTON HCD 055 KlllOL BURY MCD 056 K1115L MANCHESTER MCD 057 K1120L OLDHAM MCD 050 K112.5L ROCHDALE NCD 059 K1130L SALFORD MCD 060 K1135L STOCKPORT MCD 061 Kl140L TAMESIDE MCD 062 Kll45L TRAFFORD MCD 063 K1150L WIGAN MCD 064 XlZOOJ NERSEYSIDE 065 K1205L KNOWSLEY MCD 066 K1210L LIVERPOOL NCD 067 K1215L ST HELENSMCD 068 K1220L SEFTON NCD 069 K1225L WIRRAL MCD 070 K1300J SOUTH YORKSHIRE 071 K1305L BAPNSLEY MCD 072 X131OL DONCASTFR MCD 073 K1315L ROTHERHAN NCD 074 K1320L SHEFFIELD MCD 075 K1400J TYNE AND WERR 076 K1405L GATESHEAD MCD 077 K1410L NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE MCD 078 K1415L NORTH TYNESIDE NCD 3 41 INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MGNBTIC TAPE,1990 PAGE UAG TAPE CODE AmANzwE 079 K1420L SOUTH TYNESIDE MCD 080 Kl425L SUNDERLAND MCD 081 K1500.7 WEST MIDLANDS 082 K1505L BIRi%NGHAM MCD 083 XlSlOL COVENTRY MCD 084 Kl515L DUDLEY MCD 085 K1520L SANDWELL MCD 086 K1525L SOLIHULL MCD 087 K1530L WALSALL MCD . 088 K1535L WOLVERHANPTON MCD 089 Kl600.J WEST YORKSHIRE 090 KI605L BRADFORD MCD 091 K1610L CALDERDALE MCD 092 K1615L KIRKLEES MCD 093 Kl620L LEEDS MCD 094 Kl625L WAKEFIELD MCD 095 KZlOOJ AVON 096 K2105L BATH CD 097 KZllOL BRISTOL CD 098 K2115L KINGSWOOD CD 099 K2120L NORTHAVON CD 100 K2125L WANSDYKE CD 101 K2130L WOODSPRING CD 102 K7.2003 SEDFORDSHIRE 103 K2205L NORTH BEDFORDSHIRE CD 104 K2210L LUTON CD 4 L?JDEx FOR 'Ed, VS2 AND 'fS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNETIC TAPE,1990 PAGE HAG TAPE CODE AREANAHE 105 K2215L MID-aEDFORDsd1F.E CD 106 X2220L SOUTH BEDFORDSHIRE CD 107 X2300.J BERXSHIRE 108 X2305L BRACFNELL FOREST CD 109 X2310L NEWBURY CD 110 X2315L READING CD 111 X232OL SLOUGH co 112 X2325L WINDSOR AND MAIDENHEAD CD 113 X2330L WOKINGHAN CD 114 X2400J BUCXINGHAMSHIRE 115 X2405L AYLESBURY VALE CD 116 X2410L SOUTH BUCXS CD 117 X2415L CHILTERN CD 118 X2420L MILTON XEYNES CD 119 X2425L WYCOMBE CD 120 X2500J CAMBRIDGESHIRE 121 X2505L CAMBRIDGB CD 122 X2510L EAST CAMBRIDGESHIRB CD 123 X2515L PENLANDCD * I". 124 X2520L HUNTINGDONSHIRE CD 1. I 125 X2525L PETERBOROUGH CD 126 K2530~ SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE CD 127 K2600.J CHESHIRE 128 K2605L AH&T= a / * 129 K2610L CONGLETON CD 130 K2615L CREWE AND NANTWICH CD 5 43 _.- _ INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNETIC TAPE,1990 PAGB HAG TAPE CODE AREANAKE 131 K2620L ELLESMERE PORT AND NESTON CD 132 K2625L HALTON CD 133 K263OL MACCLESFIELD CD 134 K2635L VALE ROYAL CD 135 K2640L WARRINGTON CD 136 K27OOJ CLEVELAND 137 K2705L HARTLEPOOL CD 138 K2710L LANGBAURGH-ON-TEES CD 139 K2715L MIDDLESBROUGH ?D 140 K2720L STOCXTON-ON-TEES CD 141 K28OOJ CORNWALL AND ISLES OF SCILLY 142 K2805L CARADON CD 143 K2810L CAF'.BICX CD 144 K2815L KERRIER CD 145 K282OL NORTH CORNWALL C’I 146 K2825L PENWITH CD 147 K2830L RESTORMEL CD 148 K2835L ISLES OF SCILLY CD 149 K2900J CUMBRIA 150 K2905L ALLEFUIALE CD 151 K2910L BARROW-IN-FURNESS CD 152 K2915L CARLISLE CD 153 K2920L COPELAND CD 154 %2925L EDEN CD 155 K2930L SOUTH LAKELAND CD 156 K3000.7 DERBYSHIRE 6 44 INDEK FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND NAGMETIC TAPE,1990 PAGE NAG TAPE CODE AREINANE 157 K3005L ANBER VALLEY CD 158 K3010L BOLSOVER CD 159 K3015L CHESTERFIELD CD 160 K3020L DERBYCD 161 K3025L ERENASH CD 162 K3030L HIGH PEAK CD 163 X3035L NORTH EAST DERBYSHIRE CD - 164 K3040L SOUTH DERBYSHIRE CD 165 K3045L DERBYSHIRE DALES CD 166 K3100J DEVON 167 K3105L EAST DEVON CD 168 X3110L EXETER CD 169 K3115L NORTH DNDN CD 170 K312OL PLYMOUTH CD 171 K3125L SOUTH HANS CD 172 X313OL TEIGNBRIDGE CD 173 K3135L MID-DEVON CD 174 K3140L TORBAY CD 175 K3145L TORRIDGE CD 176 K3150L NEST DEVON CD 177 K3200.7 DORSET 178 K3205L BOURNENOUTH CD 179 K32lOL CHRISTCHURCH CD 180 K3215L NORTH DORSET CD 161 r(322OL POOLE CD 182 K3225L PURBECK CD 7 45 INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPEEt AND MAAGYETIC TAPE.1990 -_. PAGE HAG TAPE CODE AREANAUE 183 K3230~ WEST DORSET CD 184 K3235L WEYMOUTH AND PORTLAND CD la5 K3240L EAST DORSET CD la6 K3300.J DURHAM 187 K3305L CHESTER-LE-STREET CD 188 K3310L DARLINGTON C3 la9 K3315L DERWENTSIDE CD 190 K3320L DURHAM CD 191 K3325L EASINGTON CD 192 K3330L SEDGEFIELD CD 193 K333SL TEESDALE CD 194 X334OL WEAR VALLEY CD 195 K3400.J EAST SUSSEX 196 K3405L BRIGHTON CD 197 X3410L EASTBOUPNE CD 198 K3415L HASTINGS CD 199 K3420L HOVE CD 200 K3425L LEWES CD 201 K3430L ROTHER CD 202 K3435L WEALDON CD 203 K35OOJ ESSEX 204 K3505L BASILDON CD 205 K35lOL BRAINTREE CD 206 K3515L SRENTWOOD C!l 207 K3520L CASTLE POINT CD 208 K3525L CHELMSFORD CD a 46 INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND HAGXETIC TAPE.1990 PAGZ NAG TAeE CODE mEANmE 209 K353OL COLCHESTEfl CD 210 K3535L EPPING FOREST CD 211 K3540L HARLOW CD 212 K3545L MALOON CD 213 K355OL ROCHFORD CD 214 K3555L SOUTHEND-ON-SZA CD 215 K356OL TENDRINC CD 216 lc3565L THURROCK CD 217 X357OL UTTLESFORD CD 218 X36OOJ GLOUCESTERSHIPE 219 X3605L CHELTENHM CD 220 X361OL COTSWOLD CD 221 K3615L FOREST OF DEAN CD 222 K3620L GLOUCESTER CD 223 K3625L sqouo CD 224 K3630L TEyESBURY CD 225 K3700J HAMPSHIRE 226 K3705L BASINGSTOKE AND DEANE CD 22-l K3710L EAST HAHPSHIRE CD 228 K3715L y:TLEIGH CD 229 K3720L FAqEHAM CD 230 K3725L GOSPORT CD 231 K3730L HA$T CD 232 K3735L HAVANT CD ,, 233 K3740L NEY FOREST CD 234 K3745L PoqTSMOUTH CD 9 47 MOW FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNETIC TAPE,1990 _. PAGE MAG TAPE CODE AREANAtE 235 X37SOL RUSHMOOR CD 236 x3755L SOUTHAMPTON CD 237 X3760L TEST VALLEY CD 238 X3765L WINCHESTER CD 239 x3aooJ HEREFORD AND WORCESTER 240 x3aosL BROMSGROVB CD 241 x3aloL HEREFORD CD 242 x3ai5L LEOMINSTER CD 243 x3a2oL MALVERN HILLS CD 244 x3825L REDDITCH CD 245 X3a30L SOUTH HEREFORDSHIRE CD 246 x3a3sL WORCESTER CD 247 x3adoL WYCHAVON CD 248 x3adsL WYRE FOREST CD 249 X39003 HERTFORDSHIRE 250 X390SL BROXBOURNE CD 251 X3910L DACORUM CD 252 X391SL EAST HERTFORDSHIRE CD 293 X3920L HERTSMERE CD 254 X392SL NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE CD 25s K3930L ST ALBANS CD 256 K393SL STEVENAGE CD 257 X3940L THREE RIVERS CD 258 X394SL WATFORD CD 259 K39SOL WELWYN HATFIELD CD 260 K4000.J HUMBERSIDE IO I!i!XX FOR VSl, VSZ AND VS3 ON PAPER AND HAGNEl'IC TAPE.1990 _- PAGZ WAG TAPE CODE AREANAKE 261 K4005L EAST YORKSHIRE BOROUGH OF SEXERLEY CD 262 K4OlOL BOOTHFEPRY CD 263 K4015L CLEETHORPES CD 264 K4020L GLANFORD CD 265 K4025L GREAT GRWSBY CD 266 K4030L nOLDm.NESS CD 267 K403SL KINGSTON UPON HULL- CD 268 K4040L EAST YORKSHIRE CD 269 K4045L SCUNTHORPE CD 270 K4lOO.J ISLE OF WIGHT 271 K4105L UEDINA CD 272 K4110L SOUTH WIGXT CD 273 K4200.J KENT 274 K4205L ASHFORD CD 275 K4210L CANTERBURY CD 276 K4215L DARTFORD CD 277 K4220L DOVER CD 270 K4225L GILLINGHAM CD 279 K4230L GRAVESHAH CD 280 K4235L HMOSTONE CD 281 X4240L ROCHESTER UPON MEDWAY CD 282 K4245L SEVENOAKS CD 2.93 K4250L SHEPWAY CD 284 K4255L SWALE CD 285 K4260L THANET CD 206 K4265L TONBRIDGE AND HALLING CD 11 49 INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNETIC TAPE,1990 PAGE HAG TAPE CODE AREANAm 207 X4270L TUNERIDGE WELLS CD 288 K4300.l LANCASHIRE 289 K4305L BLACXBURN CD 290 K4310L BLACXPOOL CD 291 K4315L BURNLEY CD 292 K4320L CHORLEY CD 293 X4325L FYLOE CD 294 K4330L HYNDBURN CD 295 X4335L LANCASTER CD 296 X434OL PENDLE CD 297 X4345L PRESTON CD 298 K4350L RIBBLE VALLEY CD 299 K4355L ROSSENDALE CD 300 X4360L SOUTH RIBBLE CD 301 X4365L WEST LANCASHIRE CD 302 X4370L WYRE CD 303 X4400.J LEICESTERSHIRE 304 K4405L BLABY CD 305 X4410L CHARNNOOD CD 306 K4415L HARBOROUGH CD 307 X442OL HINCXLEY AND BOSWORTH CD 308 X4425L LEICESTER CD 309 K443OL MELTON CD 310 X4435L NORTH WEST LEICESTERSHIRE CD 311 X4440L OADBY AND WIGSTON CD 312 X4445L RUTLAND CD 12 50 I3TXK FOR VSI, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND l4AG%lZ!rIC hPE.1990 PAGE RAG TAPE CODE mEANAm 313 K4500J LINCOLNSHIRB 314 K4505L BOSTON CD 315 K45lOL EAST LINDSKY CD 316 K4515L LINCOLN CD 317 K452OL NORTH KBSTNEN CD 318 K4525L SOUTH HOLLAND CD 319 K4530L SOUTH KESTEVEN CD 320 K4535L WEST LINDSEY CD 321 K4600J NORFOLX 322 K4605L BRECXLAND CD 323 K4610L BROADLAND CD 324 K4615L GREAT YARMOUTH CD 325 K4620L NORTH NORFOLK CD 326 K4625L NORWICH CD 327 K4630L SOUTH NORFOLX CD 328 K4635L KINGS LYNN AND WEST NORFOLX CD 329 K4700J NORTHAMPTONSHIRB 330 K4705L CORBY CD 331 K4710L r-DAVXNTRY CD 332 K4715L EAST NORTHAMPTONSHIRB CD 333 K4720L KETTERING CD 334 K4725L NORTHAMPTON CD 335 K4730L SOUTH NORTHAMPTONSHI.RS CD 336 K4735L WELLINGBOROUGH CD 337 K4800.3 NORTHUHBERLAND 338 K480SL ALNWICX CD 13 51 INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGXlTSC TAPE.1990 _-’ PAGE MAC TAPE CODE AREANAKE 339 x4aio~ BERWICX-UPON-TNEED CD 340 x4a15~ BLYTH VALLEY CD 341 x4azoL CASTLE MORPETH CD 342 x4825L TYNEDALE CD 343 x4a30L WANSBECX CD 344 X4900J NORTH YORKSHIRE 345 K4905L CBAVEN CD 346 K4910L HAMBLETON CD 347 X4915L HARROGATE CD 348 K4920L RICHMONDSHIRE CD 349 K4925L RYEDALE CD 350 K493OL SCARBOROUGH CD 351 X4935L SELBY CD 352 X4940L YORK CD 353 X5000J NOTTINGHAMSHIRE 354 X5OOSL ASHFIELD CD 355 K5OlOL BASSETLAW CD 356 K5015L BROXTOWE CD 357 K5020L GEDLING CD 358 X5025L MANSFIELD CD 359 K503OL NEWARK AND SHERWOOD CD 360 X5035L NOTTINGHAM CD 361 X504OL RUSHCLIFFE CD 362 K5lOO.l OXFORDSHIRE 363 XS105L CHERWELL CD 364 KSllOL OXFORD CD 14 52 INDEX FOR vs1;VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND HAGXEl'IC TtiE.1990 PAGENAG TAPE CODE ARXANANE 365KSllSL SOUTH OXFORDSXRE CD 366 K5120L VALE OF WHITE HORSE CD 367 KS125L WEST 0XFORDSiIIP.E CD 368 K5200J SHROPSHIRE 369 K5205L ERIDGNORTH CD 370 K52lOL NORTH SHROPSHIRE CD 371 K5215L _ OSWESTRY CD 372 K5220L SHFlEWSBURY AND ATCHAM CD 373 K5225L SOUTH SHROPSHIRE CD 374 K5230L THE WREKIN CD 315 K5300J SOMERSET 376 K5305L MENDIP CD 377 K5310L SEDGEMOOR CD 378 K5315L TAUNTON DEANE CD 379 K5320L WEST SOMERSET CD 380 K5325L SOUTH SOMERSET CD 381 K5400J STAFFORDSHIRE 382 K5405L CANNOCK CHASE CD 383 K5410L EAST STAFFORDSHIRE CD 304 K5415L LICHFIELD CD 385 K542OL NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYE CD 386 K5425L SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE CD 387 K5430L STAFFORD CD 388 K5435L STAFFORDSHIRE MOORLANDS CD 389 K5440L STOKE-ON-TRENT CD 390 K5445L TAMWORTH CD 15 53 INDEX FOR VSI, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNETIC TAPE,1990 _- PAGE MAG TAPE CODE AREANAME 391 K5500J SUFFOLK 392 KSSOSL BABERGH CD 393 K55lOL FOREST HEATH CD 394 KS515L IPSWICH CD 395 K5520L MID SUFFOLK CD 396 X5525L ST EDMUNDSBURY CD 397 K5530L SUFFOLK COASTAL CD 398 K5535L WAVENEY CD 399 K5600J SURRBY 400 K5605L ELMBRIDGB CD 401 X561OL EPSOM AND EWELL CD 402 K5615L GUILDFORD CD 403 K5620L MOLE VALLEY CD 404 K5625L REIGATE AND BANSTEAD CD 405 K5630L RUNNYMEDE CD 406 K5635L SPELTHORNE CD 407 K5640L SURREY HEATH CD 408 K5645L TANDRIDGE CD 409 K5650L WAVERLEY CD 410 K5655L WOKING CD 411 K5700J WARWICKSHIRE 412 K570SL NORTH WARWICKSHIRE CD 413 K5710L NUNEATON AND BEDWORTH CD 414 KS715L RuGaY CD 415 KS72OL STRATFORD-ON-AVON CD 416 K5725L WARWICK CD 16 54 INDW FOR VSI, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNZTIC TAPE.1990 PAGE MAG TAPE CODE AREANAKE 417 KsaaaJ WEST SUSSEX 416 x5aa5L ADUR CD 419 K5alaL ARUN CD 420 Ksai5~ CHICXESTER CD 421 Ksa2aL CRAWLEY CD 422 Ksa25L HORSHAM CD 423 K583aL MID-SUSSEX CD 424 K5835L WORTHING CD 425 K59aaJ WILTSHIRE 426 K5905L KENNET CD 427 K59iaL NORTH WILTSHIRE CD 420 K5915L SALISBURY CD 429 KS920L THAMESDOh'N CD 430 K5925L WEST WILTSHIRE CD 431 K6100.7 CLWYD 432 K6105L ALYN AND DEESIDE CD 433 K6110L COLWYN CD 434 K6115L DELYN CD 43s K6120L CLYNDWR CD 436 K6125L RHUDDLAN CD 437 K6130L WREXHAM MAELOR CD 438 K6200J DYWD 439 K6205L CARMARTHEN CD 440 K6210L CEREDIGION CD 441 K6215L DINEFWR CD 442 K622OL LLANELLI CD 17 55 INDEX FOR VSl, VSZ AND VS3 ON PAPW AND MAGN-ETIC TAPE.1990 PAGZ HAG TAPE CODE AREANAHE 443 K6225L PRESELI PKMBROXESHIRE CD 444 K623QL SOUTH PEMBROKESHIRE CO 445 K63003 GWENT 446 K6305L BLARNAU GNENT CD 447 K631OL ISLWYN CD 448 K6315L MONMOUTH CD 449 K6320L NEWPORT CD 450 K6325L TORFAEN CD 451 K6400J GWYNEDD 452 K6405L ABERCONWY CD 453 K6410L ARFON CD 454 K6415L DWYFOR CD 455 K6420L MEIRIONNYDD CD 456 K6425L YNYS MON - ISLE OF ANGLESEY CD 457 K6500J MID-GLAMORGAN 458 K6505L CYNON VALLEY CD 4.59 K6510L MRRTHYR TYDFIL CD 460 K6515L OGWR CD 461 K6520L RHONDDA CD 462 K6525L RHYNNEY VALLEY CD 463 K6530L TAFF-ELY CD 464 K6600J ?OWYS 465 K6605L RRECKNOCK CD 466 K661OL MONTGOMERYSHIRE CD 467 K6615L RADNORSHIRE CD 468 K6700.7 SOUTH GLAMORCAN la INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNEFIC TAPE,1990 PAGE HAG TAPE CODE mEANAlE 469 K6705L CARDIFF CD 470 X671OL VALE OF GLAMORGAN CD 471 K6800.J WEST GLAMORGAN 472 K6ao5L PORT TALSOT CD 473 ~6810L LLIW VALLEY CD 474 K6815L NEATH CD 475 K682OL SWANSEA CD 476 R5000H NORTHERN RHA 471 R5000M HARTLEPOOL DHA 478 RSOlOM NORTH TSSS DHA 479 R5020M SOUTH TEES DHA 480 R5030H iAST CUMBRIA DHA 481 R5040M SOUTH CUMSRIA DHA 482 R5050M WEST CUNSRIA DHA 483 R5060M DARLINGTON DHA 484 R5070M DURHAM DHA 485 R5080M NORTH WEST DURHAM DHA 486 R509OM SOUTH WEST DURHAM DHA 487 R51OOM NORTHUMBEFUAND DHA 480 R5llOH GATESHEAD DHA 489 R5120M NSWCASTLE DHA 490 R5130M NORTH TYNESIDE OHA 491 R5140M SOUTH TYNESIDE DHA 492 R515aM SUNDERLAND DHA 493 R5200H YORKSHIRE RHA 494 R5200i-i HULL OHA 19 57 INDEX FOR VS.;, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPCa AND MAGNETIC TAPE,1990 PAGE HAG TAPE AREANAME 495 R5210M EAST YORKSHIRE DHA 496 R5220M GRIMSBY DHA 497 R5230M SCUNTHORPE DHA 498 R5240M NORTHALLERTON DHA 499 R5250M YORK DHA 500 R5260M SCARBOROUGH DHA 501 R5270M HARROGATE DHA 502 R5280M BFADFOED DHA 503 R5290M AIREDALE DHA 504 R5300M CALDERDALE DHA 505 R5310M HUDDERSFIELD DHA 506 R5320M DEWSBURY DHA 507 R5330M LEEDS WESTERN DHA 508 R534OM LEEDS EASTERN DHA 509 R5350M WAKEFIELD DHA 510 R5360M PONTEFRACT DHA 511 R5400H TRENTRHA 512 R54OOM NORTH DERBYSHIRE DHA 513 R5410M SOUTHERN DERBYSHIRE DHA 514 R5420M LEICESTERSHIRE DHA 515 R543OM NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE DHA 516 R5440M SOUTH LINCOLNSHIRE DHA 517 R5450M BASSETLAW DHA 518 R5460M CENTRAL NOTTINGHAMSHIRE DHA 519 R547OM NOTTINGHAM DHA 520 R548OM BRRNSLEY DHA 20 58 INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND UAUGNETIC TAP&1990 PAGE HAG TAPE CODE AREANAPIE 521 R5490H DONCASTER DHA 522 R5500H ROTHERHAM DRA 523 R5510i-l SHEFFIELD DHA 524 R5600H EAST ANGLIAN RHA 525 R5600H CRMBRIDGE DHA 526 R5610~ PETERBOROUGH DRA 527 R5620H WEST SUFYOLK DHA 528 R5630H EAST SUFFOLK DHA 529 R5640M NORWICH DHA 530 R565OM GREAT YARMOUTH AND WAVENEY DHA 531 R5660H WEST NORFOLX AND WISBECH DHA 532 R5670n HUNTINGDON DHA 533 R5700Ii NORTH WEST THAMES RHA 534 R5700M NORTH BEDFORDSHIRE DHA 53s R5710U SOUTH BEDFORDSHIRE DHA 536 RS720H NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE DHA 537 R5730M EAST HERTFORDSHIRE DHA 538 R5740M NORTH WEST HERTFORDSHIRE DHA 539 R5750M SOUTH WEST HERTFORDSHIRE DHA 540 R5760M BARNET DHA 541 R5770M HARROW DHA 542 R5780M HILLINGDON DHA 543 RS790H HOUNSLOW AND SPELTHOWE DHA 544 R580OM EALINC DHA 545 R5840l-l RIVERSIDE DHA 546 R5850M PARKSIDE DHA 21 59 JiDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNETIC TAPE,1990 PAGE MAG TAPE CODE AREANAME 547 R5900H NORTH EAST THAMES RHA 548 R5900M BASILDON AND THURROCX DHA 549 R591 OM MID ESSEX DHA 550 R5920M NORTH EAST ESSEX DHA 551 R5930M WEST ESSEX DHA 552 R5940M SOUTHEND DHA 553 R5950M BARKING, HAVERING AND BRENTWOOD DHA 554 R59bOM HAMPSTEAD DHA 555 R5970M BLOOMSBURY DHA . 556 R5980M ISLINGTON DHA 557 R5990M CITY AND HACKNEY DHA 558 RbOOOM NEWHAM DHA 559 RbOlOM TOWER HAMLETS DHA 560 Rb020M ENFIELD DHA 561 Rb030M HARINGEY DHA 562 Rb040M REDBRIDGE DHA 563 Rb050M WALTHAM FOREST DHA 564 RblOOH SOUTH EAST THAMES RHA 565 RblOOM BRIGHTON DHA 566 RbllOM EASTBOURNE DHA 567 Rb120M HASTINGS DHA 568 Rb130M SOUTH EAST KENT DHA 569 Rb140M CANTERBURY AND THANET DHA 570 R6150M DARTFORD AND GRAVESHAN DHA 571 R6160M MAIDSTONE DHA 572 R6170M MEDWAY DHA 22 INDM FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNETIC TkFE,1990 PAGE HAG TAPECODE AREFhNAm 573 ~6180~ TUNBRIOGE WELLS DHA 574 R6190M BEKLEY DHA 575 R6200H GREENWICH DHA 576 R6210H BROMLEY DHA 577 R6220H WEST LAMBETH DHA 578 R6230M CAMBERWELL DHA 579 R6240H LEWISHAM AND NORTH SOUTHWARK DHA 580 R6300H SOUTH WEST THAMES RHA 581 R6300H NORTH WEST SURREY DHA 582 R6310H WEST SURREY AND NORTH EAST HAMPSHIRE DHA 583 R6320M SOUTH WEST SURREY DHA 584 R633OM MID SURREY DHA 585 R6340M EAST SURREY DHA 586 R6350M CBICHESTER DHA 587 R6360M MID DOWNS DHA 588 R6370H WORTHING DHA 589 R63aOH CROYDON DHA 590 R6390H KINGSTON AND ESHER DHA 591 R6400H RICHMOND, TWICKENHAM AND ROEHA~~FTON DHA 592 R6410M WANDSWORTH DHA 593 R6420H MERTON AND SUTTON DHA 594 R6SOOH WESSEX RHA 59s R6SOOM EAST DORSET DHA 596 R6510M WEST DORSET DHA 591 R6520M PORTSMOUTH AND SOUTH EAST HAMPSHIRE DHA s9a R6530M SOUTHAMPTON AND SOUTH WEST HAMPSHIRE DHA 23 61 iNDM FOR VSl, ~V.92 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNETIC TAPE,1990 PAGE HAG TAPE CODE AREANAME 599 R6540M WINCHESTER DHA 600 R6550M BASINGSTOKE AND NORTH HAMPSHIRE OHA 601 R6560M SALISBURY DHA 602 R6570M SWINDON DHA 603 R6580M BATH DHA 604 R6590M ISLE OF WIGHT DHA 605 R6700H OXFORD RHA 606 R6700M EAST BERKSHIRE DHA 607 R6710M WEST BERKSHIRE DHA 608 R6720M AYLESBURY VALE DHA 609 R6730M WYCOMBE DHA 610 R6740M MILTON KEYNES DHA 611 R6750M KETTERING DHA 612 R6760M NORTHAMPTON DHA 613 R6770M OXFORDSHIRE DHA 614 R68OOH SOUTH WESTERN RHA 615 R6800M BRISTOL AND WESTON DHA 616 R681OM FRENCHAY DHA 617 R6820M SOUTHMEAD DHA 618 R6830M CORNWALL AND ISLES OF SCILLY DHA 619 R6840M EXETER DHA 620 R6850i-i NORTH DEVON DHA 621 R6860M PLYMOUTH DHA 622 R6870M TORBAY DHA 623 R6880M CHELTENHAN AND DISTRICT DHA 624 R6890M GLOUCESTER DHA 24 rM)EX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AN0 MAGNETIC TAPE.1990 PAGE HAG TAPE CODE AREANAl& 625 R6900M SOMERSET OHA 626 R7000H WEST MIDLANDS RHA 627 R7000M BROHSGROVE AND REDDITCH DHA 628 R7010M HEREFORDSHIRE DHA 629 R7020H KIDOERMINSTER AND DISTRICT DHA 630 R7030H WORCESTER AND DISTRICT DHA 631 R7040H SHROPSHIRE DHA 632 R7050M MID STAFFORDSHIRE DHA 633 R7060H NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE DHA 634 R7070M SOUTH EAST STAFFORDSHIRE DHA 635 R7080M RUGBY DHA 636 R7090M NORTH WARWICKSHIRE DHA 637 R7100H SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE DHA 638 R7110M CENTRAL BIRMINGHAM DHA 639 R7120M EAST BIRMINGHAM DHA 640 R7130M NORTH BIRMINGHAM DHA 641 R7140M SOUTH BIRMINGHAM DHA 642 R7150M WEST BIRMINGHAH DHA 643 R7160M ' COVENTRY DHA 644 R7170M DUDLEY DHA 645 R71 aom SANDWELL DHA 646 R7190M SOLIHULL DHA 647 R7200M WALSALL DHA 648 R721 OM WOLVERHAMPTON DHA 649 R7300H MERSZY RHA 650 R7300M CHESTER DHA 25 63 ,NDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNETIC TAPE.1990 PAGE HAG TAPE CODE AREANAME 651 R7310M CREWE DHA 652 R7320M HALTON DHA 653 R7330M MACCLESFIELD DNA 654 R7340M WARRINGTON DHA 655 R7350M LIVERPOOL DHA 656 R7360M ST HELENS AND XNOWSL'Y DHA 657 R7370M SOUTHPORT AND FORMBY DHA 658 R738OM SOUTH SEFTON DHA 659 R7390M WIRRAL DHA 660 R7500H NORTH WESTERN RHA 661 R7500M LANCASTER DHA 662 R7510M BLACXPOOL, WYRE AND FYLDE DHA 663 R7520M PRESTON DHA 664 R7530M BLACXBURN, HYNDBDRN AND RIBBLE VALLEY DHA 665 R7540M BURNLEY, PENDLE AND ROSSENDALE DHA 666 R7550M WEST LANCASHIRE DHA 667 R7560M CHORLEY AND SOUTH RIBBLE DHA 668 R7570M BOLTON DHA 669 R7580M BURY DHA 670 R7590M NORTH MANCHESTER DHA 671 R7600M CENTRAL MANCHESTER DKA 672 R7610M SOUTH MANCHESTER DHA 673 R7620M OLDHAN DHA 674 ~762.0~ ROCHDALE DHA 675 R7640M SXLFORD DHA 676 R7650M STOCKPORT DHA 26 64 .NDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND UAGNETIC TAPE.1990 PAGE NAG TAPE CODE AREANANE 677 R7660M TANESIDE AND GLOSSOP DHA 670 R7670M TRAFFORD DHA 679 R7680H WIGAN DHA 680 RBOOOH WALES 681 R8000M CLWYD DHA 682 R8010P NORTH CLWYD MU 683 R8020P SOUYH CLWYD MU 604. RBlOOM EAST DYFED DHA 685 R811OP CEREDIGION MU 686 R812OP CARNARTHEN-DINEFWR MU 687 R8130P LLANELLI-DINEFWR MU 688 R8200M PENSROKESHIRE DHA 689 R8300M GWENT DHA 690 R8310P NORTH GWENT HOSPITALS NU 691 R8320P PONTYPOOL AND WEST GWENT HOSPITALS MU 692 R8330P NEWPORT AND CHEPSTOW HOSPITALS MU 693 R8400H GWYNEDD DHA 694 R84lOP ANGLESEY MU 695 R8420P MEIRIONNYDD MU 696 R8430P ABERCONWY NlJ 697 R8440P ARFON MU 698 R8450P DWYFOR MU 699 R8500N MID GLANORGAN DHA 700 R8510P OGWR MU 701 R8520P TAFT-ELY MU 702 R8530P RHONDDA HU 27 INDEX POR VSl. VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND HAGNETIC TAPE,1990 PAGE WAG TAPE CODE AREANAnE 703 Ra54aP MERTHYR CYNON MU 704 Ra55aP RHYMNEY MU 705 R86CIOM POWYS DHA 706 HamaP BREC'XNOCX MU 707 Ra64aP RADNOR AND MONTGOMERY MU 708 R8700M SOUTH GLANORGAN DHA 709 RaaaaM WEST GLANORGAN DHA 710 RaalaP EAST DISTRICT HOSPITALS MU 711 Raa20P NORTH AND WEST DISTRICT HOSlITALS MU 28 66