Diversity of Nationalities in the Tees Valley · 4.1 Variety of Nationalities – Middlesbrough has...

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Economic Strategy & Intelligence Piers Elias February, 2015

Diversity of Nationalities in the Tees Valley 1 Introduction

1.1 This note continues the work undertaken in previous years looking at data from the Electoral Register as a guide to the changing make-up of the Tees Valley population. Nationality has been recorded on the Electoral Register since 2006.

1.2 The Electoral Register is normally published in December but in 2012, the Police Commissioner Elections meant that the register was published slightly earlier in October 2012 and then in 2013 it was published slightly later, in February 2014, to allow for the upcoming introduction of individual registration. The latest Register was published in December 2014.

In brief

2 Background 2.1 Tees Valley Unlimited have collected nationality from the electoral register as an

indicator of inward migration following the opening of EU borders in 2004 to economic migrants. There was very little data available to confirm or refute ONS estimates of international migration and this source helps to see the direction the

There are currently 66 different nationalities on Electoral Registers in the Tees Valley.

Non-UK Nationalities account for 1.6% of the Electorate. Of these 7,580 non-UK electors 63% are European, 23% Asian, 10% African and 4% are other nationalities.

Total numbers of electors fell in all Local Authorities, by between 2.5% (Darlington) and 4.3% (Middlesbrough).

Numbers of non-UK electors also fell in all Local Authorities, by between 3% (Darlington) and 11% (Middlesbrough).

There are just six Wards (of 106) in the Tees Valley with more than 5% non-UK electors – all are Town Centre Wards.

Since 2006, Europeans accounted for 65% of the growth in non-UK electors, Asians 21%, Africans, 10% and Others 4%.

Compared to ONS estimates (Mid 2013) for the 17+ Population, around 9% of Tees Valley Residents are not recorded on the Electoral Register.

Almost half (47%) of the 3,500 Europeans registering since 2006 are registered in Darlington and Middlesbrough.

79% of the 1,140 Asians registering since 2006 are registered in Middlesbrough.

60% of the 530 Africans registering since 2006 are registered in Middlesbrough.

Middlesbrough was the only Local Authority to have fewer UK electors compared to December 2006 (-1,660).

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numbers are going in. Some results from the 2011 Census were available at Local Authority level and comparisons were made in 2013’s report available here TVULink01.

2.2 The Electoral registration form has included nationality since 2006. Whilst it is

compulsory to fill in your nationality on the Electoral Register form, not everyone does so and as a result the data received is not complete and varies across the Tees Valley Authorities. Where no information is given, then the nationality is assumed to be UK. It is only Middlesbrough where this is a major factor - currently (December 2014) there are 5% of electors who failed to disclose their nationality (an improvement from 6% last year).

2.3 The report will look at the diversity of nationalities living in the Tees Valley and how those numbers have changed over time.

3 Overall Tees Valley Results 3.1 In December 2006 there were 60 different Nationalities living in the Tees Valley, this

peaked at 68 different nationalities in December 2009 and currently stands at 66. See Table 1 below.

3.2 Of the 65 different Non-UK nationalities living in the Tees Valley as at December 2014, they were categorised as follows : European Accession Countries (A12) – 12; Other Europeans (EU & Non-EU) – 15; African – 18, Asian / Far East – 7, Other Nationalities – 13. For a full list of the nationalities included in each category, see Appendix 1.

3.3 The proportion of Non-UK nationalities in the Tees Valley on the Electoral Registers is still very low but it is increasing. In December 2006, 0.6% of electors (2,800) were registered as Non-UK nationalities; in December 2014 it was 1.6% (7,580). See Table 2a below.

4 Local Authority Analysis

4.1 Variety of Nationalities – Middlesbrough has the highest number of different nationalities with 57; Hartlepool has the fewest with 40. Table 2b below shows how the numbers of different nationalities have changed since 2006. All Authorities have seen increases in the range of nationalities recorded on the registers.

Table 1 : Numbers of Nationalities By Local Authority

4.2 Increasing proportion of Non-UK nationalities - Middlesbrough has the highest proportion of Non-UK nationals with 2.9%. Redcar & Cleveland has the lowest proportion with just 0.5% of electors. Proportions of Non-UK electors for all Local

Numbers of Different Nationalities (Incl. UK)

Local Authority Dec-06 Dec-07 Dec-08 Dec-09 Dec-10 Dec-11 Oct-12 Feb-14 Dec-14

Darlington 44 51 52 53 53 50 52 53 53

Hartlepool 26 37 41 40 43 43 43 41 40

Middlesbrough 41 41 51 54 57 58 56 58 57

Redcar & Cleveland 19 31 34 37 41 41 42 42 42

Stockton-on-Tees 50 49 51 54 52 57 55 56 55

Tees Valley 61 62 66 68 68 67 65 65 66

https://www.teesvalleyunlimited.gov.uk/media/156666/tvu_nationality_electoral_register_dec_2012.pdf

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Authorities have increased since December 2006 but this is the first year where proportions have remained the same or fallen. See Table 2a below.

Table 2a : Proportions of Non-UK Nationalities By Local Authority

4.3 The following Tables (3 – 8) look at the numbers by nationality for Tees Valley and each Local Authority and have been grouped as follows: Two European categories, Asian and the Far Eastern Countries, African Countries and the remainder which include Caribbean and Pacific Islands, Australia & New Zealand and the Americas. A full list of the nationalities represented is available in Appendix 1.

4.4 The figures for December 2014 show a large decline in numbers registered. A possible reason is the move to individual registration which is most likely to affect multi-adult households and communal establishments. Students have been mentioned as one sector of the electorate who may have been missed. See link to various articles in the national press Article01; Artcile02; Article03.

Table 3 : Numbers of Electors by Nationality – Tees Valley

Table 4 : Numbers of Electors by Nationality – Darlington

% of Non-UK Electors

Local Authority Dec-06 Dec-07 Dec-08 Dec-09 Dec-10 Dec-11 Oct-12 Feb-14 Dec-14

Darlington 1.1% 1.3% 1.6% 1.7% 1.8% 2.0% 2.1% 2.3% 2.3%

Hartlepool 0.3% 0.6% 0.6% 0.7% 0.8% 0.9% 1.0% 1.0% 0.9%

Middlesbrough 0.6% 0.6% 1.7% 2.1% 2.7% 2.9% 3.1% 3.1% 2.9%

Redcar & Cleveland 0.2% 0.2% 0.3% 0.3% 0.4% 0.4% 0.5% 0.5% 0.5%

Stockton-on-Tees 0.7% 0.9% 1.1% 1.2% 1.3% 1.3% 1.3% 1.4% 1.3%

Tees Valley 0.6% 0.7% 1.3% 1.2% 1.4% 1.5% 1.6% 1.6% 1.6%

Numbers of Electors by Nationality

Tees Valley Dec-06 Dec-07 Dec-08 Dec-09 Dec-10 Dec-11 Oct-12 Feb-14 Dec-14

European A12 604 948 1,401 1,616 1,982 2,365 2,738 3,106 2,914

Other Europeans 1,029 1,119 1,373 1,471 1,685 1,820 1,919 2,013 1,914

Asian 781 962 1,575 1,905 2,100 2,138 2,131 1,925 1,712

African 307 395 582 711 833 861 867 833 730

Other Nationalities 128 170 225 269 331 373 344 350 309

UK 487,233 490,761 491,811 492,172 492,206 493,449 494,971 492,499 475,900

Total Electors 490,082 494,355 496,967 498,144 499,137 501,006 502,970 500,726 483,479


Darlington Dec-06 Dec-07 Dec-08 Dec-09 Dec-10 Dec-11 Oct-12 Feb-14 Dec-14

European A12 230 383 505 555 641 771 896 987 990

Other Europeans 310 330 337 370 371 397 407 428 411

Asian 200 218 252 266 268 273 273 264 230

African 58 75 80 78 84 66 74 72 71


UK 77,966 78,611 78,122 78,558 77,899 78,551 78,595 78,092 76,143

Total Electors 78,819 79,674 79,360 79,899 79,333 80,134 80,311 79,916 77,917

http://theconversation.com/electoral-reform-loses-nearly-one-million-young-voters-36525

http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/jan/16/britains-1m-missing-voters

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/fears-of-a-disenfranchised-generation-after-almost-a-million-people-disappear-from-electoral-roll-9981453.html

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Table 5 : Numbers of Electors by Nationality – Hartlepool

Table 6 : Numbers of Electors by Nationality – Middlesbrough

Table 7 : Numbers of Electors by Nationality – Redcar & Cleveland

Table 8 : Numbers of Electors by Nationality – Stockton-on-Tees

4.5 Spread of Nationalities

Europeans from the European Accession 12 countries have mainly centred on Darlington and Middlesbrough perhaps reflecting the employment opportunities, housing availability and transport links.

Most Africans have centred on Middlesbrough and, to a lesser extent, Stockton-on-Tees.

Dispersal of Asylum seekers and refugees may well attract fellow nationals or be a result of small communities already living here. Anyone with leave to enter or


Hartlepool Dec-06 Dec-07 Dec-08 Dec-09 Dec-10 Dec-11 Oct-12 Feb-14 Dec-14

European A12 64 147 165 187 222 292 333 377 357

Other Europeans 46 86 106 114 134 143 171 167 151

Asian 83 123 122 134 121 129 113 94 85

African 12 22 29 40 42 52 51 50 40


UK 68,942 68,661 68,822 69,048 69,756 69,797 70,090 70,386 68,577

Total Electors 69,154 69,056 69,263 69,544 70,302 70,443 70,783 71,099 69,233


Middlesbough Dec-06 Dec-07 Dec-08 Dec-09 Dec-10 Dec-11 Oct-12 Feb-14 Dec-14

European A12 126 126 401 489 658 745 861 998 860

Other Europeans 258 258 356 377 512 578 597 608 565

Asian 173 179 684 919 1,084 1,155 1,194 1,072 946

African 66 67 217 318 364 395 424 383 329


UK 99,323 99,246 99,870 99,032 98,718 98,447 98,692 97,667 93,718

Total Electors 99,955 99,885 101,562 101,194 101,428 101,423 101,855 100,792 96,480


Redcar & Cleveland Dec-06 Dec-07 Dec-08 Dec-09 Dec-10 Dec-11 Oct-12 Feb-14 Dec-14

European A12 45 62 79 107 128 156 174 192 177

Other Europeans 135 146 142 149 148 157 218 239 239

Asian - 12 21 34 45 35 35 37 35

African - 10 25 22 27 40 45 46 39

Other Nationalities - 3 17 28 40 39 42 41 37

UK 102,047 104,046 105,102 105,656 105,223 105,563 105,607 104,145 99,853

Total Electors 102,227 104,279 105,386 105,996 105,611 105,990 106,121 104,700 100,380


Stockton-on-Tees Dec-06 Dec-07 Dec-08 Dec-09 Dec-10 Dec-11 Oct-12 Feb-14 Dec-14

European A12 139 230 251 278 333 401 474 552 530

Other Europeans 280 299 432 461 520 545 526 571 548

Asian 325 430 496 552 582 546 516 458 416

African 171 221 231 253 316 308 273 282 251


UK 138,955 140,197 139,895 139,878 140,610 141,091 141,987 142,209 137,609

Total Electors 139,927 141,461 141,396 141,511 142,463 143,016 143,900 144,219 139,469

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remain in the UK is eligible to register. Entitlement to register can be found here ECLink01.

Most Asians have centred on Middlesbrough which already has an established Indian and Pakistani community.

Redcar & Cleveland has the lowest percentage of non-UK electors with just 0.5% of the total.

5 Decline in numbers of electors across the Tees Valley

5.1 Table 9a and 9b below shows the change and % change in the numbers of electors by each nationality category between February 2014 and December 2014.

Table 9a : Change in Numbers of Electors by Nationality Feb 2014 to Dec 2014

Table 9b : % Change in Numbers of Electors by Nationality Feb 2014 to Dec 2014

5.2 The following changes are noted :

The bulk of the change is in the UK electors; numbers of non-UK electors for some categories are very small.

An overall decline in numbers of electors in each Local Authority of between 2.5% and 4.3%.

Across the Tees Valley, all groups of nationalities fell by between 3.4% (UK) to 12.4% (African)

Nearly all nationality groups for each Local Authority have fallen in number since February 2014.

6 Proportions of Non-UK Electors by Ward

6.1 Table 10 below looks at the five Wards in each Local Authority with the highest proportions of Non-UK electors. The full list is shown in Appendix 2 and maps showing the percentage of Non-UK electors by Ward follow in Appendix 3 on pages 14 to 19.

Change since Feb 2014 in Numbers of Electors by Nationality

Darlington Hartlepool MiddlesbroughRedcar &

Cleveland

Stockton-on-

TeesTees Valley

European A12 3 -20 -138 -15 -22 -192

Other Europeans -17 -16 -43 0 -23 -99

Asian -34 -9 -126 -2 -42 -213

African -1 -10 -54 -7 -31 -103

Other Nationalities -1 -2 -2 -4 -32 -41

UK -1,949 -1,809 -3,949 -4,292 -4,600 -16,599

Total Electors -1,999 -1,866 -4,312 -4,320 -4,750 -17,247

Darlington Hartlepool MiddlesbroughRedcar &

Cleveland

Stockton-on-

TeesTees Valley

European A12 0.3% -5.3% -13.8% -7.8% -4.0% -6.2%

Other Europeans -4.0% -9.6% -7.1% 0.0% -4.0% -4.9%

Asian -12.9% -9.6% -11.8% -5.4% -9.2% -11.1%

African -1.4% -20.0% -14.1% -15.2% -11.0% -12.4%

Other Nationalities -1.4% -8.0% -3.1% -9.8% -21.8% -11.7%

UK -2.5% -2.6% -4.0% -4.1% -3.2% -3.4%

Total Electors -2.5% -2.6% -4.3% -4.1% -3.3% -3.4%

http://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0007/43954/Part-B-Entitlement-to-register-March-2010.pdf

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6.2 There are only 6 Wards out of 106 in the Tees Valley where the proportion of Non-UK residents is over 5%. These are in the Town centre areas of Middlesbrough (3), Stockton (1) and Darlington (2). Table 10 – Top 5 Wards with highest proportions of Non-UK Electors

7 Non Registration for Residents

7.1 The latest ONS population estimates are for Mid 2013 which are the closest we can get to the current register. This isn’t ideal but does at least provide an indication of the impact the latest fall has had.

Local Authority WardCode WardName Total Electors % Non-UK Electors

D 00EHNY Northgate 2,830 7.1%

D 00EHND Central 2,750 5.5%

D 00EHNH Eastbourne 4,560 4.6%

D 00EHNZ Park East 4,180 4.0%

D 00EHNS Lascelles 2,930 3.3%


H 00EBNY Victoria 5,640 2.1%

H 00EBNS Headland & Harbour 5,490 2.0%

H 00EBNQ Foggy Furze 6,430 1.4%

H 00EBNM Burn Valley 6,200 1.1%

H 00EBNT Jesmond 6,300 0.8%


M 00ECNK Gresham 4,690 13.7%

M 00ECPB University 3,480 12.6%

M 00ECNT Middlehaven 2,140 10.0%

M 00ECNH Clairville 3,690 4.2%

M 00ECNX Park 4,150 3.4%


R 00EEND Grangetown 2,980 1.7%

R 00EENQ Saltburn 4,740 1.2%

R 00EENS South Bank 4,580 1.0%

R 00EENA Coatham 3,520 0.9%

R 00EENF Hutton 5,840 0.7%


S 00EFPG Stockton Town Centre 4,160 7.1%

S 00EFNX Mandale & Victoria 7,320 3.1%

S 00EFPD Parkfield & Oxbridge 5,020 3.1%

S 00EFNY Newtown 4,890 3.0%

S 00EFNW Ingleby Barwick West 8,130 1.5%

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7.2 Typically, ONS population estimates for the number for the 17+ population increases each year so we can assume that the Mid 2014 estimates would make the % of non-registration higher.

Table 12 : 2014 % Difference between Numbers of Electors and ONS 17+ MYEs

Note : 17+ Population Mid 2013 figures are ONS Mid Year Estimates, Crown Copyright.

7.3 The estimated proportion of non-registration in December 2011 for the Tees Valley

was just below 5% (See Table 11 TVULink02); for February 2014, it was just above 5% but since February 2014, it has increased by 3.2 percentage points to close to 9% (1 in 11 not registered) with Middlesbrough jumping 4 percentage points to 11.5% (1 in 9 not registered).

8 Data Availability

8.1 The data at Ward level will be available to view or download from our web-site “Interactive Area Profile”

8.2 Another variable on the Electoral Register is the Over 70 flag, used for Jury Duty exemption. Data for this variable has also been updated and is available on the Hub as the proportion of electors aged over 70.

Piers Elias Demography and Modelling Officer Tees Valley Unlimited 17/02/2015 F:\I&F Reports\Piers\TVU Nationality Electoral Register Dec 2014.docx

Electorate 17+ Population 1-Electorate/17+ Pop Electorate 17+ Population 1-Electorate/17+ Pop

Local Authority Feb-14 Mid 2013 % Non-Registration Dec-14 Mid 2013 % Non-Registration

Darlington 79,916 83,940 4.8% 77,917 83,940 7.2%

Hartlepool 71,099 73,709 3.5% 69,233 73,709 6.1%

Middlesbrough 100,792 108,999 7.5% 96,480 108,999 11.5%

Redcar & Cleveland 104,700 109,193 4.1% 100,380 109,193 8.1%

Stockton-on-Tees 144,219 153,258 5.9% 139,469 153,258 9.0%

Tees Valley 500,726 529,099 5.4% 483,479 529,099 8.6%

https://www.teesvalleyunlimited.gov.uk/media/236193/tvu_nationality_electoral_register_feb_2014.pdf

https://www.teesvalleyunlimited.gov.uk/InstantAtlas/area_profile/atlas.html

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APPENDIX 1 Non-UK Nationality Categories – Dec 2014

European Accession – A12

Bulgarian A2

Cypriot A10

Czech A8

Estonian A8

Hungary A8

Latvian A8

Lithuanian A8

Maltese A10

Polish A8

Romanian A2

Slovenian A8

Other European

Austrian

Belgian

Croatian

Danish

Dutch

Finnish

French

German

Greek

Irish

Italian

Norwegian

Portuguese

Spanish

Swedish

Asia & Far East

Bangladeshi

Chinese

Indian

Malaysian

Pakistani

Singaporean

Sri Lankan

Other Nationalities

Antiguan

Australian

Bahamian

Belizean

Canadian

Dominican

Fijian

Guyanan

Jamaican

Mauritian

New Zealander

Papua New Guinean

St. Lucian

Trinidadian

Africa

Botswanan

Cameroonian

Gambian

Ghanaian

Kenyan

Lesothian

Malawian

Namibian

Nigerian

Rwandan

Sierra Leonean

South African

Swazi

Tanzanian

Ugandan

Zambian

Zimbabwean

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APPENDIX 2 - DARLINGTON Proportions of Non-UK Electors by Local Authority Ward – December 2014

Source : Electoral Register, December 2014.

District WardCode WardName Total Electors % Non-UK Electors

D 00EHNC Bank Top 2,660 3.1%

D 00EHND Central 2,750 5.5%

D 00EHNE Cockerton East 4,250 1.1%

D 00EHNF Cockerton West 2,800 1.6%

D 00EHNG College 3,380 2.5%

D 00EHNH Eastbourne 4,560 4.6%

D 00EHNJ Faverdale 2,200 1.0%

D 00EHNK Harrowgate Hill 4,780 1.1%

D 00EHNL Haughton East 2,880 1.6%

D 00EHNM Haughton North 2,650 1.1%

D 00EHNN Haughton West 4,120 1.2%

D 00EHNP Heighington & Coniscliffe 2,930 0.5%

D 00EHNQ Hummersknott 2,900 1.3%

D 00EHNR Hurworth 3,030 1.4%

D 00EHNS Lascelles 2,930 3.3%

D 00EHNT Lingfield 2,890 3.1%

D 00EHNU Middleton St. George 3,560 1.1%

D 00EHNW Mowden 3,120 1.1%

D 00EHNX North Road 4,160 2.6%

D 00EHNY Northgate 2,830 7.1%

D 00EHNZ Park East 4,180 4.0%

D 00EHPA Park West 2,960 1.5%

D 00EHPB Pierremont 3,840 1.9%

D 00EHPC Sadberge & Whessoe 1,590 0.5%

D Total D Total D Total 77,920 2.3%

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APPENDIX 2 – HARTLEPOOL – Wards from May 2012 Proportions of Non-UK Electors by Local Authority Ward - December 2014



H 00EBNM Burn Valley 6,200 1.1%

H 00EBNN De Bruce 5,750 0.7%

H 00EBNP Fens & Rossmere 7,010 0.3%

H 00EBNQ Foggy Furze 6,430 1.4%

H 00EBNR Hart 6,590 0.6%

H 00EBNS Headland & Harbour 5,490 2.0%

H 00EBNT Jesmond 6,300 0.8%

H 00EBNU Manor House 7,270 0.5%

H 00EBNW Rural West 5,840 0.7%

H 00EBNX Seaton 6,730 0.5%

H 00EBNY Victoria 5,640 2.1%

H Total H Total H Total 69,230 0.9%

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APPENDIX 2 - MIDDLESBROUGH Proportions of Non-UK Electors by Local Authority Ward - December 2014



M 00ECNC Acklam 4,770 1.4%

M 00ECND Ayresome 4,460 2.5%

M 00ECNE Beckfield 3,530 0.8%

M 00ECNF Beechwood 3,730 3.0%

M 00ECNG Brookfield 4,640 1.0%

M 00ECNH Clairville 3,690 4.2%

M 00ECNJ Coulby Newham 6,780 0.6%

M 00ECNK Gresham 4,690 13.7%

M 00ECNL Hemlington 4,160 1.0%

M 00ECNM Kader 4,130 1.8%

M 00ECNN Ladgate 4,040 1.2%

M 00ECNP Linthorpe 6,910 3.0%

M 00ECNQ North Ormesby and Brambles Farm 3,760 2.6%

M 00ECNR Marton 4,150 1.5%

M 00ECNS Marton West 4,260 0.7%

M 00ECNT Middlehaven 2,140 10.0%

M 00ECNU Nunthorpe 3,960 1.1%

M 00ECNW Pallister 4,210 1.3%

M 00ECNX Park 4,150 3.4%

M 00ECNY Park End 4,350 1.1%

M 00ECNZ Stainton and Thornton 2,410 0.5%

M 00ECPA Thorntree 4,100 1.2%

M 00ECPB University 3,480 12.6%

M Total M Total M Total 96,480 2.9%

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APPENDIX 2 – REDCAR & CLEVELAND Proportions of Non-UK Electors by Local Authority Ward - December 2014 Source : Electoral Register, December 2014.


R 00EEMZ Brotton 5,240 0.3%

R 00EENA Coatham 3,520 0.9%

R 00EENB Dormanstown 4,980 0.6%

R 00EENC Eston 4,910 0.3%

R 00EEND Grangetown 2,980 1.7%

R 00EENE Guisborough 5,520 0.6%

R 00EENF Hutton 5,840 0.7%

R 00EENG Kirkleatham 5,360 0.2%

R 00EENH Lockwood 1,530 0.3%

R 00EENJ Loftus 4,530 0.5%

R 00EENK Longbeck 5,310 0.2%

R 00EENL Newcomen 3,020 0.6%

R 00EENM Normanby 5,570 0.3%

R 00EENN Ormesby 4,530 0.3%

R 00EENP St. Germain's 4,890 0.5%

R 00EENQ Saltburn 4,740 1.2%

R 00EENR Skelton 5,660 0.4%

R 00EENS South Bank 4,580 1.0%

R 00EENT Teesville 4,880 0.3%

R 00EENU West Dyke 5,900 0.5%

R 00EENW Westworth 3,480 0.3%

R 00EENX Zetland 3,420 0.4%

R Total R Total R Total 100,380 0.5%

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APPENDIX 2 – STOCKTON-ON-TEES Proportions of Non-UK Electors by Local Authority Ward - December 2014



S 00EFNH Billingham Central 5,110 0.5%

S 00EFNJ Billingham East 5,070 0.9%

S 00EFNK Billingham North 7,080 0.4%

S 00EFNL Billingham South 4,770 1.2%

S 00EFNM Billingham West 4,600 0.4%

S 00EFNN Bishopsgarth and Elm Tree 5,070 0.5%

S 00EFNP Eaglescliffe 8,150 1.2%

S 00EFNQ Fairfield 4,600 0.4%

S 00EFNR Grangefield 5,230 0.7%

S 00EFNS Hardwick 4,730 1.1%

S 00EFNT Hartburn 5,360 0.6%

S 00EFNU Ingleby Barwick East 7,670 1.4%

S 00EFNW Ingleby Barwick West 8,130 1.5%

S 00EFNX Mandale and Victoria 7,320 3.1%

S 00EFNY Newtown 4,890 3.0%

S 00EFNZ Northern Parishes 2,890 1.2%

S 00EFPA Norton North 4,830 1.0%

S 00EFPB Norton South 4,500 0.7%

S 00EFPC Norton West 5,090 0.6%

S 00EFPD Parkfield and Oxbridge 5,020 3.1%

S 00EFPE Roseworth 4,960 0.7%

S 00EFPF Stainsby Hill 4,790 0.4%

S 00EFPG Stockton Town Centre 4,160 7.1%

S 00EFPH Village 5,320 0.8%

S 00EFPJ Western Parishes 2,680 0.8%

S 00EFPK Yarm 7,460 1.4%

S Total S Total S Total 139,470 1.3%

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APPENDIX 3 – Maps showing percentage of non-UK Electors by Ward

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