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Burstow investigates mystery disappearance of 101 Sutton residents1.00.00pm GMT Mon 3rd Mar 2003
The Member of Parliament for Sutton and Cheam, Paul Burstow, has begun a search for 101 Sutton residents who have gone missing. He has written to the Office for National Statistics to seek an explanation for a discrepancy in the Census figures published for the borough. In the national statistics section of the Census, Sutton is shown as having a total population of 179,768. However in the age breakdown section, the borough is shown as having a population of 179,667 - 101 fewer people. Paul Burstow MP said: "The Census is an authoritative survey of the country's population, and it is important that it should not contain discrepancies or the credibility of the Census is undermined. " "We value all our residents, so I've written to the Office for National Statistics who carried out the 2001 Census to ask for an explanation for our missing residents. ENDS Notes to Editors: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/census2001/profiles/printV/00BF.asp Sutton Listed below is a selection of interesting and frequently requested indicators from the 2001 Census, based on data released on or before 13 February 2003. You can see other indicators and more detail for local areas in the Neighbourhood Statistics area of this website. Further data from the Census, including data for smaller geographical areas, will be released on a rolling basis. Population Value Total number of people 179768 Males 86878 Females 92890 Aged 0 to 15 37651 Aged 16 to 74 129176 Aged 75 and over 12941 http://www.statistics.gov.uk/census2001/pop2001/print_v/sutton_print.asp Age RangeTotal Males Females 0-4 11648 5925 5723 5-9 12106 6399 5707 10-14 11699 5972 5727 15-19 10266 5363 4903 20-24 9928 4873 5055 25-29 13787 6590 7197 30-34 15416 7525 7891 35-39 15859 7790 8069 40-44 13188 6491 6697 45-49 11173 5553 5620 50-54 11770 5701 6069 55-59 9184 4534 4650 60-64 7513 3625 3888 65-69 6882 3211 3671 70-74 6324 2790 3534 75-79 5452 2161 3291 80-84 3779 1360 2419 85-89 2461 698 1763 90+ 1232 251 981 Totals 179667 86812 92855
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