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VITAL STATISTICS BRANCHCUSTOMER SERVICES

I APRIL 1992

VITAL STATISTICS FOR LOCAL AND HEALI’H AUTHORITIFS - VSI. VS2, VS3

Slncc 1982 OPCS has produced annual tigures of bmhs Jnd deaths for LowI and Hcdrh Aulhonues I” England and Wales1” a “cw form% These arc tire? nblcs.

Table VSI !“cludessummwy figures of populnuons. btnhs md dcaihs. fcruluy and monahiy rates. comparauvc numbersand rates for Ihe n@o” .wd for England and Wales

Table VS2 includesI- btnhs by age of morhcr. nun~bxol prcwou~chddrcn. lrpc of ~~U~JIIO~ m which Ihe btrth occurredt and bmhwelght

Table VS3 gwes deaths by c.u~sc. rex and .igc

A full descnpao” appwrcd m OPCS Ncwslcttcr to the NHS no 3 April 19x4. a copy ofthc dcsrnpuo” may be obwlned fromViral Stausucs Customer Scrwu at the address ywcn below

The ares for which lablcs ‘uc produced &=c EngLmd and Wdcb. En&nd. W~lrs, Slandard Rcglons. Counucs. CounlyD~smc!_s. London Boroughs, Regto”.d Hulth Aulhontlc\. DISUI~~ Hc~lth Authonue\. and Mnrqcme”[ Umu (m Wales)

The figures for thclr own areas .u-c ~u~on~uuwlly dlwtbutcd to Lor.11 and Hc3ld Aulhon~es I” Ihc Apt-11 and May followngthe data year. eg 1991 ti!.~~rcs I” Apnl and May 1992COPICP 01 the tabla on paper. mumtichc and_mng”cuc tape yc mademore wdcly .wul~blc I” Iun~. And JulyF~yurcs lor ukr ywb (Irom lY62o”w.u-d~) rye &XJ avulJble

& 80-.-I .- .

Paprcop~cs-The prxe 1s m for CilLh payc. VAT wdl bc Jddcd .I( rhc swndard k-, *?S .C_._*_‘:“;\ .I - -.

-? _ ’ > .=The VS3 for .I” arerl LOIISLSU of four page% the VS I ol one pago Jnd tic VS2 oFone pageThus. Ihe full st ot tables Fordparucular area for one yc,u (6 p.iscQ would cask && (see note below rcgardq pdyment)

k0 - . -M~cmticherop~esThcm~cmtiche vcrslon ofcxh Llblc lorull thcxc~m~“~~o”cd.kkwe tsawuldblcseparatcly ThepnccIS Z&XI for each wble. each your (see note below regsdmg puymcm)- - Itb bO

Tape coptiesAvzulablc on ~paratc wpcs lor VSI. VS2. VS3 or dl togclhcr on one tape lor each yeat’s dawTapes areavadablc m [CL 2900 VME or IBM FORMATThe IX\ arc J wnplc hvxarchu.al SVUL~KC of 80-charuclcr w_ordsFulltechmul spec~ficauo”c wll be supphcd wth tic ~pcPrlrc ~v.ul~hlc on request tram Vual Stausuct Cwcomcr Serwccs PLrhe address y,vc” below

NoteVAT wdl be Jddcd JL the $und.ud rateOrdcn \hwld ix Jddrwcd to VIII Swuwr, Customer SC~VICCC OPCSTltchlield Fschnm H.mu POIS SRRPlc.~rc m.lkc LICX which yc.u(\). .uxl lorp.qxr/ mwolirhc ~opxs whtLh cable(s)and JTCJ(S) XC wmctlChcqucs hhould hc III& WI 10 OPCS (VS Cuwncr SC~ILC~)Chugcx lrom I Aprd I993 wll bcrcvwd, plc&c Lhcck wth VS Cur~omcr Sctv\cc\

VITAL STATISTICS BRANCH1CUSTOMEti SERWCES

1 APRIL 1992

VITAL STATISTICS FOR WARDS - vS4

Smce 1981 OK-S has pmduced annual summary ligurcs of bmhs and dabs for each ward m England and W& adCM supply them on paper. nucmfiche and mag”neuc lapc.

The pnnrcd ven,on for cxh ycu cons,su of

t one page for each County DW-ICI or London Borough. wlhLL one lmc for each ward. czxh conlvnmg11‘ ward name. and 15 coum 1~s follows -

he btis - p-ms, males. fcmalcssuHbtnhs -persons. mules. fcmJlcs

dabs. all ages - persons. m&.x. fcmnlesda&s. under 7.8 days - persons, males. femdcsdexhs, under one year - pcnon\. males. fcm.da

deaths. males- l-4.5-14. 15-24 CLC LO 85~deaths. females - 14.5-14. 15-24 CK to 85+

The~boundanesycnorm~llyrhmc mcx~slcnccar I Apr~lcach year Followmyboundvychm~~et. Ihefi~resforaffected axus wll not be dlrecdy compamblc wtb rhox: lorc.!&x yea-s or wh 1981 Census SAS data (bough rhebarlc 1981 Ccnsw:popula~oncounuforihencww~rcis~~vn~l~blc~dculbeobw~nedbywnung~Censvr.CusromcrSerwccs m the address below)OPCS does non produu annul popuiuon esumdtc~ at the ward level,_: i -

_, r I -

I_ - 1991 Census ward popul~uons wdl kovallablc Iax thn yclu: updud mformat~on rcgudmg Ccnrussmusuul ourpuu .,:,-.:*‘may be obaw.d from Ccmus Cwomcr Scrwca >- _~ C,_. _.i._

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t_ Cop~esof~J~heamwl fi@v~sactva~lnhlc I” Ihc July/Auyusl lollowm~ Ihcdald ycar.eg 1991 figures mJuly/August._I992Figures for carher ycvs (from IYHI onwards) ac &I aval~blc _ . -_ ;

.’ __-haper copes

Itow - -~The pncc 1s EK% per pdgc (ta: note below rcya-dmg fuymcnt) ‘-.-

MxmkhccopesThe muofichc vercton conjugal LWO lirhc lorolch ywrconwmmg Ihc ward figures for all403dlsmcls m England and W~lcx the prv_c forcdrh ywr ~\;tb;(wc note mgnrdmg payment)

Tax coonThcrc IS one wpz lore&h yc.u ~conwmx the wrd ligurcu loraIl 403 d!smc!s m England and WdcsThe wpe IS avulJblc m ICL 2~%lU VME or IBM FORMATThe lilt 01 au~~plc htcrurhtul uucurc of 80~h.uxterrecord\ Full Icchne_tl ~peuliutmn~ wll hc upphctl wth the wpcP~ILC Jv.ulablc nn rqucs~

NoteV4Twll bc~ddcd.Illhc~wnrl.lrtlr.~~~ Ortlcn~hould hc ~~I~ln~~cd~oV~wlS~usucsCusromcrScrvtres OPCSTitchlicld Fucham Ha16 PO15 SRR Plc~c m& clcx whlrh ycur(s) Jnd [or p,~pcr copxs which uee3(s) arercquwcd Chcqucs should bc pay.lblc LO OPCS (VS Cuwmcr SU~VILC~J Ch.ugc\ lrr~m I Aprd 1993 wll be rcwscdplcvc Lha_k wllh VS Cu\lomcr St.rw_c\

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Vital Statistics

SAMPLE TABLESiReduced emmples ofform&

VS1,2 & 3 England, Wales & Elsewhere+fl -- _ ,_z*

VS4 Fafeham CD. 3 %_n .

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I T H I s A I E A (\. : IE610” 1 EWSLAII#

ESTl”ATEb “19-“EA.:“*LEs,E”ILEIrLasans i I A”9 “ALES

ISSIDE”, PDP”L*TIOY 2‘,669,100 25:89S.‘OO 10,562r500 ! 50.562,500

ALL Bl”7”SlO,‘L3Sbr1‘3316,Sl S 6 9 0 , 9 6 1 6 9 0 . 9 6 1

Yl,HlW “lll)llbL 2Slr457 2‘5,bl, S04.090 SO‘rOPOO”7SI.L “*“ll*tC 91,686 91rlSS lSbr871 1 9 6 , 8 7 1

LIVE l I*THsTOTI‘ 352.301 335,544 6 8 7 . 7 2 5 6 9 7 , 7 2 5

Yl7HlH “*“R**SEO”7Sl9E “*11*1*6E ‘::%: ,

244.617 5 0 1 , 9 2 1 5 0 1 , 9 2 19 0 , 7 0 7 lS5,SO‘ lSS,SOh

* T”lS *“EL

:STlLLIIm“‘LES rln*LSs ,E”sOYst

I TOT*L 1 . 7 6 2 1,676 1.216: YI7”IY “11111SE I,!75 991 2 . 1 6 9iO”7Sl.S “*“l**bL 5 8 9 478 1,067

fDCA7WS I L L *GES 2Sl,290 ZaS,SRL 576,872

“Y9EI 1 YEIS1.501 1 , 0 1 4 2 , 5 1 5I “WS” 2 ‘ “9”IS S‘, III 1,41*

99CIbV;EW6L*“.:S VLLLS

5,2562rlbP1 , 0 6 7

57b.872

I,@083,2722,5151 , 4 1 4

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I TWIS““EA Y”“m?“S l tlCEW7*SE*,LICE or COlrlnClEYr LIYE STILL TO,lL : 1.E). lEb,clW E S ” : 11E1 .S619” EtV

*HI YOs,*,*L, E7C.r “0 OBSrEIllts 9.97b1 . 1 : :

9,988 : 9191s 9 . 9 8 5 1 . 5 1 . 5O,“E” ““I HOSPI7IL bbJ,OOl b b b r 1 2 7 : bSSr2*9 *l&2*9 9 6 . 4 9*.*YOY-MIS wosPIT*L, E T C . ?,521

::7,554 : 7 , 2 8 0 7.2SO

17 HOItS b.PlC 6,963 : 6 . 9 ‘ 1 6.94, :-: :.:rLSrYHE.E 509 2 0 5 2 9 t 5 2 4 IL‘ n:c 0:c

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LLYEBllrH I*TES ETC*SE* RECIOW f ESY I :,

., ’CI”9E l*TE : 11.6 13,b :i,“E BIITWS PER 1 0 0 0 9ESlDEUT ?QP”L*TIOW)STlWDAISISES IEITILWl II7101 1 0 0 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*TE707*L ,EllIOD TEITILITI ,171 t

b 2 . S 6 2 . 5 1CLlVS .II)TYS PSI 1000 VOIWY *GE9 15-46)1 . 8 0 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: CHILI-BE*IIUS L,fE SILIOr~LlVElll7f,S O”7S7.E R1IIIIlbE PSll $00 TOIlL LIVE Bfl)WS)

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ST,LLB,,TH “*,I0 : 4.7 4 . 7 ~WILLBIW ,E” 1 0 0 0 TbT*L L I V E *Y9 S T I L L BIllHS)

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Il.4 11.4 ~m*TVs PEl I”00 lES,DEYT l * * “ L ” T I o Y ,IO0 1 0 0 :(OOSEIVED DEITHS IS I I OF LVPCCTEI 99*TRS (EWtCTE9 = “0. ,“*, YOUL. OCC”. I‘

: T”E ,OP”L*TIOW 9, T H E *“E* E”,ELIEYCE. T H E SEIIACE “OITILITI .*TSS 0, I‘“,,

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, ““WE” 4 “EEL(S t 1.8 4.8““DEB 1 VLEL( : 1.7 3.7

““DE” 24 HOULIS : 2 . 1 2 . 1

PCsl”*T*L “OIITILrT” “l,E : 8.3 8 . 5

:(DE*T”s “WE. 1 IEA”PE” ID00 LlVE n1.7111,r(DEATHS ““DE. 4 “LEES ,E” , 0 0 0 L I V E BI”IWS,:(PE*THS “W9Efi 1 “EEL: PSI 1 0 0 0 L I V E srlrns,1(96*rHS “WE” 2 4 “0U.S PSI 1 0 0 0 LIVE DI”.“S,t:OTILLIIITWS t DE*.HS ““DE. 1 VEEI CO”“tWED PI” inO0 TOTIL LlVStSllLL OlP,“S,

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VITAL STATISTICS FOR 1983

The statistics For 1983 on Forms SD25, SD52 and SD52A will be distributed tohealth and local authorities over the next Few months. There are changes Fromprevious years in the content, format and presentation of the tables. Themajor changes were outlined in a consuItation document, OPCS Circular (Stat)No U/1983, sent out last May. This article explains and illustrates thechanges in more detail. The specimen tables are reduced in size from thestandard 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 forgreater 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 sentstatistics for their areas.

SD25 - mor ta l i ty s tat i s t ics

There are changes in presentation. A line is printed for each of the 95 causesof death even when there are no cases. The consistent layout will enableeasier comparisons to be made between DHAs and between years. The first of theFour pages is illustrated below:

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SD52 - vital statistics

There are substantial changes in content and formatDeaths of infants. The breakdown showing legitimacy is dropped. The formerprocedure for assessing the legitimacy at death of infants was not auffi-clently accurate. Better quality information ~111 be available from the OPCSInfant mortality file which ~111 be ready at the end of the year, and thefigures ~11 be publxhed In the DH3 series.

Maternltles. Numbers and percentages of maternities by place of confinementare included in addition to numbers of birthsLlvebirth 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 ratloshows how the local/regional rate compares with the national rate, making dueallowance for the age structure of the local/regional population The generalfertility rate, the total period fertility rate and the proportion of livebornInfants whose blrthweight is below 2500 grams are introducedDeath rates. The standardised mortality ratio replaces the equivalent rate3to those listed above for live births

The new SD52 consists of three partspopulation, births and deaths; the middleand maternities by place of confinement,and death rates with their definitions

The top section gives numbers ofsection gives an analysis of birthsand the bottom section gives birth

T h e standardlsed fertlllty r a t i o (SFR), the t o ta l period fertlllty r a t e(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 cmcr3

sFR = observed l ive birtk x 100expecred live births where expecred live births = x f, I+

f is rk female population in age group i in rk area4.IS tk ferriIiry raze (live birrhs per woman) in age group i in England and Walesi IS an a@ group IS--19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 404nore: live births to u~omen aged under IS and over 44 are included in tk IS-19 and 40-44 age groupsrespecriveiy, 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.8ri,is rk fertility rare (live births per woman) in age group i in tk area/regionL 11 an age group 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44aore: 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 Walerj 2s a single yew of age in tk range I1 to 55

sMR = observed &ark x 100expecred deaths wkre expected &ark = Z pr R,

pk i! the population in age/sex group k in the areaRI( IS the mormiity we idealk per person) in age/sex group k in England and Walesk 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 femalesnore: 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 handtable combines the old SD52A and F, with a common age and parity breakdown; theright hand table is the equivalent of the SD520. In both tables the paritygroupings are limited to '4 or more’.

Statistics on tape

A tape containing the SD25, SD52 and SD52A statistics will be supplied onrequest to each RHA. It will have figures for England and Wales, standardregions, and each local and health authority The tape may be copied by theRHA to other health authorities within the region and can be supplied by OPCSto other organisations on repayment Information concerning the tapespecification 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 endof July 1984; in later years it should be available in June

POPULATION ESTIMATES AND PROJECTlONS

Final mid-19@1 and a retrospective, consistent series of mid-1971 to mid-1980population estimates for DHAs (and local government areas) in England andWales have recently been published in OPCS Monitor PPl 84/2. These particularestimates were 'all ages, both sexes’ aggregates, but figures by five-year agegroups and sex are available The boundaries of the DHAs are those as at April1982 Revised intercensal population estimates for the old health authori-ties will not be produced, but conversion lists, indicating how figures forthe 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, alongwith the final estimates for mid-1983, will be published in a further Monitorin May or June The procedure of having ‘provisional’ estimates followed bya ‘revised’ or ‘final’ set will no longer apply as all the Census informationrequired has now been incorporated

Population project ions analysed by sex and 5 year age groups have beenprepared for each DHA for 1981-2001 (inclusive). The 1981 populations usedare the final DHA estimates mentioned above These projections were derivedfrom those for metropolitan districts and shire counties by taking account ofthe age structure of each DHA’s 1981 population and the probable future trendof its population (in aggregate)’ They are thud slightly more approximatethan the local authority area population proJections because the migrationcomponent 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

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TRANSFERABLE DEATHS

Following consultations with members of the health service, OPCS has resumedthe notification of transferable deaths starting with January 1984 registra-tions.

The procedures are similar to those in operation up to the end of 1980, exceptthat 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, arenotified in the form of photocopies of the registration particulars. Outwardtransfers, that is deaths of residents of other areas which are registeredwithin the area, are notified as a list of registration numbers. Notificationsarising from a month's registrations are normally sent out about seven weeksafter the end of the month.

The identification of transferable deaths is carried out continuously duringthe monthly clerical processing of the death entries. The Area Coding Sectionof Vital Statistics Branch is responsible for postcodixg the usual residence ofthe deceased and for coding the type of institution in which death occurred. Asan additional task the coders now provide a code for area of occurrence, asdescribed below.

If the death occur?d at home or is otherwise 'non-transferable' because of thetype of institution or length of stay (see 'Area coding of deaths' inNewsletter No 1) then no further action is required. If the death wasregistered in a registration sub-district which is wholly within a DHA, oroccurred in an institution which is on the coders' lists, then the DHA coderelating 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', thepostcodes of usual residence are translated into DHA codes using speciallyprepared lists. The few postcodes relating to address of occu==ence aretranslated at the same time. The two DHA codes, occurrence and residence, arecompared; if they differ the death entry is photocopied and the entry number islisted 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'sclerical processing.

MEETINGS OF STATISTICIANS FROM THE NHS, DHSS AND OPCS

With effect r‘rom the start of this year new arrangements apply to thesemeetings. segiona? statisticians now hold their own separate quarterlymeetings bu; their representatives :ontinue to meet jointly with representa-tives ,:f DWS and CPCS. '~n<er DH_‘S chairmanship, to discuss items of commonc3p.ce":L Ti?e <rot.!? Writ? meets Ln ;his way is p.%w called ttx ;cint Group ondealtli S*rvie~2 Stzt;;(:ics.

. .

RECENT OPCS PUBLICATIONS ’

Note Prxes shown are net Publications marked HMSO are obtainable fromHMSO bookshops’or through booksellers or by post from HMSO, PO Box 276, LondonSW8 SDT Other OPCS publxatlons are available from Information Branch, Room801, Office of Population Censuses and Surveys, St Catherine3 House, 10Klngsway, London WCZB ~JP, payment with order (cheques made payable to theOffxe 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, HMSOf6 20 net, ISBN 0 11 691000 3) gives summary statlstvzs on discharges, meanduraclon of stay, waztlng lists and prlnclpal operations based on a one 1” tensample of NHS patlents In hospitals in England and Wales The main tables for1981 will be published later in mxroflctie form.Recently movlnp; households, a follow-up to the 1978 NatIonal Dwelling andHouslng 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 11691085 2) 1s the Registrar General’s review of births and family bulldlngpatterns In England and Wales In 1981Local 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 sexof child, deaths, Infant deaths and stlllblrths

Recently Issued OPCS Monitors includeMonitor tltie Reference number Data periodLive birthsBlrthwerght stat ist icsBirths by blrthplace of parentBirths by blrthplace of mother

local authority areasDeaths by causeDeaths by causeDeaths from accidents and violenceDeaths by birthplace of deceasedCongenital malformationsLegal abortionsLegal abortionsInfectious diseasesInternational migrationInternational migrationFinal mid-1981 and revised

mid-1961 to mid-1980 populationestimates for England and Wales

Final nld-1981 and revisedmid-1971 tc mid-1980 pooulatlonestimates for local and healthauthorlzlns of England and Wales

FM1 0411 1983DH3 8313 1981 and 1982FM1 84/2 1982FM1 84/3 1902

DH2 83/6DH2 04/lDH4 b3/4Dhl 8411MB3 8315AB 84/lAB 04/2MB2 8’./ tHN a3/5MN 8411pe1 04/l

June quarter 1983September quarter 1983June quarter 19831982June quarter 19831982Harch quarter 1983June quarter 19831982 revxed datamid-1982 to mid-19831981 I 1961-80

PP~ 8412 198 I,1971-80

&,,,, .‘,$ ,ll, ,m,i,c,f,,,<l n,, ‘ 11.1 >I, ,h.,., i, ,.,,, !,! ill, , ,,,, I ,I rlu ,,,I,‘,.,, ,Innorr ,I” ,b‘ ,,wr LIJILI

7 18I

Recent 1981 Census publications include:Census Wallcharts: People in Britain: 1~Population and 2.Pensioners (January,OPCS f2.00 each) are the first two of a new series of wallcharts illustratingsome of the main findings from the 1981 Census and are specially prepared forschools and colleges with sixth forms, GCE 'A' level and undergraduatecourses.Key statistics for local authorities, Great Britain (CEN 81 KSLA, February,HMSO f9.10 net, ISBN 0 11 690980 3) contains summary statistics for eachdistrict, county and region in Great Britain. The 19 tables give over 50,000key statistics summarising local variations in the social and economicstructure of Great Britain.

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, ISBN0 11 320842 1) is the latest annual report on in-patient statistics frommental illness and mental handicap hospitals and "nits in England. Copieshave been distributed to all health authorities and the hospitals and "nitsconcerned. 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 Hospitalsare 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 ismade to some work by Alder-son (1974). What is the full reference?'Answer: A list of all these references is available on request; weomitted 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 beincluded are not yet decided.

3. 'What is the availability of back issues of Monitors? Some new DHAs donot 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. WhenMonitors are out of print photocopies can be supplied, although a chargemay be made. Requests should be made to Information Branch (Dept M), OPCS,St Catherines House, 10 Kingsway, London WCZB 6JP.

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VS ON TAPE ICL 2900 FORMAT 1990

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ItIe: Author: Date: Sheet: 1.ABLES VSl, VSZ, VS3 OPCS/COSBC 15 May 1990IN MAGNETIC TAPE

COMPUTER TAPE FILE SPECIFICATION*t***************l*****************

This paper describes the content and format of the magnetic tape versionof tables VSl, VSZ, VS3.

All enquiries concerning the content of the tables or arrangementsconcerning distribution should be addressed to:

Vital Statistics Customer ServicesOffice of Population Censuses and SurveysTitchfieldFAREHAMHants PO15 5RR

Tel: Titchfield (0329) 42511 x3023

Specific enquiries concerning computing aspects may be alternativelyaddressed 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 havespecifically asked for only VSl or VS2 or VS3, and they should make theirown 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..

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Title:TABLES VSl, VSZ, VSj

Author. Date. Sheet. 2OPCS/CDSK

ON MAGNETIC TAPE15 May 1990

THE TABLES-__---____

The three printed tables VSl, VS2, VS3 ~111 be treated as seven separatesets 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 infantdeaths which 1s printed above the first line of'i's on VSL.

3. Table VS1/2 The data on place of confinement printed belowthe first line of '='s but above the second lineof '='s on VSl.

4. Table VS1/3 The rates and ratios printed on the bottom partof the page below the second line of '='s on VSl.

5. Table VW1 The data on live. still and multiple births printedto the left of the double vertical line of '/'son VS2.

6. Table VS2/2 The data on place of confinement printed to theright of the double vertical line of '/Is. on VS2.

7. Table VS2/3 The data on birthweIght printed below the lineof '-'s on VS2.

For an illustration of the above please see the sample prints of VSl,VS2and VS3 attached which have been marked to show how the printed tableshave been sub-divided.

Where on the printed tables national and regional figures are repeatedlygiven for all areas (as In VSl/l and VS1/2), the figures on the magnetictape version of the table will only include the appropriate figures forthe area concerned. National and regional figures will appear only onceat the appropriate level.

It is possible to have any combination of VSl, VS2 and VS3 on seperatetapes. In those circumstances only the tables for the specific outputrequired ~111 be put to tape. e.g.' If only VS2 IS wanted then tablesVS2/1, VS2/2 and VS2/3 wtllbe put to tape. If VSl and VS3 are needed thenVS3. VSl/l. VS1/2 and VS1/3 will be output.

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Etle: Author: Date: 1988 Sheet: 3rABLES VSI, VSZ, VS3 OPCS/CDSBCIN MAGNETIC TAPE

OGICAL DATA STRKl'URt._______-____-____-_---The magnetic tape version of the tape will be set out as if the tableshad been prepared using the OPCS tabulation utility TAU and the tape hadbeen written using the TAU utility ALIENSAVE which saves tables in a formatsuitable for data interchange.

This means that the file is physically a file of fixed length 80 characterrecords with a logical hierarchy of:

FILETABLE

AREACOUNTS

Textual labels will be provided down to the area level (narrativedescription of the file, table identity, area names) but stub and columnlabels and explanatory text will not be included.

If users have the TAU software and wish to use it to perform furtheranalyses of the data, then they may be able to use the ALIENRETREIVEutility to read the data into the TAU system. To do this, users will needa copy of a TAU library file containing the appropriate TAU information toenable further analyses to be made. This additional file will have on itinter alia the appropriate stub and column text labels, but only in a formsuitable for processing by TAU.

The logical structure of the records on the main tape will be;

FILE HEADER recordTABLE HEADER record for Table 1START OF TAU DESCRIPTION record for Table 1TAU DESCRIPTION records for Table 1 See note 1 below

END OF TAU DESCRIPTION records for Table 1AREA record for area 1 of Table 1

COUNTS records for area 1 of Table 1 See note 2 belowAREA 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 1TABLE 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 dataright justified,leading zeroes suppressed. Zero fields printed asI-' will contain zero. How the printed numbers map onto the countrecords is illustrated on the copy prints attached, with Rl beingcount record 1, R2 being count record 2 etc. The number of countrecords for each area on each table is on the file sizinginformation. See sheet 5.

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Ktle: Author:TABLES VSI. VSZ, VS3

Date: 1988

IN MAGNETIC TAPEOPCS/CDSBC

Sheet: 4

TABULATIONS DATA INTERCHANGE FILE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION____-__--_____-_____~~~~~_~~~~~~_~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~_~___~__~__

1. MAGNETIC TAPE CHARACTERISTICS

Number of tracks: 9Inter-block gap: 0.6 inchesRecording density:Recording mode:

1600 bits per inchohase encoded

Parity: _Record type:Record length:

Block size:

Character code:

Labels:

2. CHARACTER SET

All fields withcharacters:

;:;space

bddfixedICL 2900 80 bytesIBM 80 bytes

8192 bytes2400 bytes

ICL 2900 2900 standard labelsIBM unlabelled

the exception of some area names ~111 be limited to the

Some area names&'_/(I..

will contain characters:\

Title: Author: Date: 1988 Sheet: 5TABLES VSI, VSZ, VS3 OPCS/CDSBCON 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.OFROWS COLS COUNTS COUNT RECS COUNT RECS

PER AREA PER FILE

vs3 lBB* 13 2444 489 347679

VSl/l 15 3 45 9 6399

vs1/2 5 5 25 5 3555

VSI/3 14 1 14 3 2133

vs2/1 30 a 240 48 34128

vs2/2 40 7 280 56 39816

VS2/3 2 11 22 5 3555

TOTAL 615 437265

This areaonly.No nationalor regionalfiguresrepeated foreach area.

.___________________________________________-_----___________________________

* There are 94 causes of death including 'ALL CAUSES'; a row isincluded for both males and females for every cause, even though somecause/sex combinations are omitted from the printed VS3 table.

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IName: VS TABLES IAUthor. OPCS/CD!ZlC--_--_____ _____________________-______

Peripheral No.1 (ICL 2900) Date: Apr 1990 ISheet: 6--__-____--___-_____~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~~~~~~~~__~____~~__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_____Fileref.

NoReels

Description Mult Specprop__-____-____________-_-_- ____ ____

TABULATIONS DATA-INTERCHANGE FILE

Recovery Procedures-

----- (_____, _ _____ ( __________________________I _____ ________________ _________

I/O F/SFilename FGN

s-4 ___ ________________ ___VS123TAPE19yy 1

volum

-____

) 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 STRUCTUREFOR DATA STRUCURE SEE GENERAL REMARKS BELOW.

-Retention Policy: RETAINED FOR 2 YEARSANY CDSTS FOR COPIES REQUESTED AFTER THIS DATEWILL 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 180 I7 19______________________________________________-________-_____-___-________-_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 I BD ) 437265 ) 11----~--___-______~__~__~~_____________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~END OF TABLE RECORD IBD I7 I II-___~_____________________________________~~~_~~~__~~~_~~_~_~~~__~~~__~~__~~END OF FILE RECORD I 80 I 1 I 12~______________________________________________~~___~~~_~~___~~___~~___~~__~~PADDING RECORD I 80I c48 I 12______________________________________________-____-________-____-__________General Remarks: STRUCTURE IS:

FILETABLE

AREACOUNTS

AREACOUNTS etc

END OF TABLETABLE etc

END OF FILE

For more details see text on sheet 3.

2s

-

I

_.PlP‘RI

;1PI_,

_,

Name: VS TABLES Author: OPCS7CDSBC7ECORD SPECIFICATION ____________________________-__.

(ICL 2900) Date: May 1990 I%~ft;__l______.-_____________________ ________----___-----_ _______________-0ces.s I I DraftIan Table?f/DPR n/DOL

Record Dekcription File RefFILE HEADER RECORD

------ ---__--__ _--__ ___________ ___--_________________--_ ______-________.tart Size Data Level Align Occur Data Name/Description Range of codes3sn 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 VS319YY'

______________________________________________________________~~~_~_~~~~~~~~The descriptionabove will varyaccording to thtables required

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Name: VS TABLES Author: OPCS/CDXKRECORD SPECIFICATION ________________________________

(ICL 2900) Date: 1988 Sheet. B,______________________ _________________L___ _______________ ________________'recess Draft File Ref'1 an

Record DescnptlonTable 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 JUSTIFIEDLEADING ZEROESSUPPRESSED.(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

.___________________________________~_____~~____~~________________~~____~~~~~-NO OF COUNT RECORDS NUMERIC,PER AREA RIGHT JUSTIFIEI:

LEADING ZEROESSUPPRESED.(see note 3)

____________~_______~~~_~~~___~~~___~~~~__~~~~~~~~~~~.

26 4 c

30 151 I c I I I 1 FILLER I SPACES.___~___~_________~____~~___________~~~___~~~~__~~~___~~~___~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.NOTES: 1. Table names are:

'VS3lyy','VS22yy'

'VSllyyBASE', 'VS12yyBASE'. 'VS13yyBASE', 'VS2lyy',and 'VS23yy' (yy = datayear)

2. No of count cells per area per table are:vs3 2444 cellsVSl/lVSl/Z ;55vs1/3vs2/1 2::vs2/2 280VS2/3 22

3. No of count records per area per table are:vs3 489 VS2/1 48VSl/l 9 VS2/2 56vs1/2 5 VS2/3 5vs1/3 3

RECORD SPECIFICATION

.______________________'recess'lanlef/DPR

DraftTablen/DO1

1 I1 Ic I-__-- ___-- __--____-___________-----

RECORD TYPE '7'-____________________________________________________________________________.

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

------___--_________~-~~~~~---~~~--------~~~--~~~~--~~~-----~~~~~~_~~~~__~~~_.

TName: VS TABLtS Author: OPCS/CDSBC--__--___----___---_-----------.

(ICL 2900) Date: 1988-__---__---___---___- _______________

Record DeicriptionSTART OF TAUDESCRIPTION RECORD

-__-_____-_ _________________________Align Occur Data Name/Description

Sheet: 9_______________.File Ref

___________----.Range of codes

RECORD SPECIFICATION

ProcessPlanRef/DPR_______StartPosn-___-__

DraftTablen/DOL

_________ _____Size Data Level

Type____ ____ _____1 MC I

Pame: VS TABLES (Author: OPCS/CDSBCI________________________________

(ICL 2900) Date: 1988 /Sheet:_____________________)_______________I_____-_____-____

Record DekriptionTAU DESCRIPTION REC:ORD

File Ref

___________ _________________________ ________________Align Occur Data Name/Description

I IRange of codes

_____,_____,_________________________,________________

I I TAU TABLE STATEMENT I

Name: VS TABLES Author: OPCSEDSBCRECORD SPECIFICATION ____--____---___--__~~~~~~~--~~~

(ICL 2900) Date: 1988 Sheet:--__--____-_________-~- _____________________ _______________ ________________Process Draft Record Description File RefPlan Table END OF TAURef/DPR n/DOL DESCRIPTION RECORD_______ _________ _____ ___________ ____________________----- ________________Start Size Data Level Align Occur Data Name/Description Range of codesPosn Type--__--_ __-_ ____ _____ _____ :____ ___-____--____-_____----- --__________--_-

1 1 c RECORD TYPE 18'---_---___-_________~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~~----~~--~~~~----~~---~~~---~~~----2141CI I t 1 FILLER I SPACES

______________________________________~~____~_____~______~_________~_____~~_~~

6 l191C I I I I END MESSAGE 'END OF DESC-RIPTION'

_________~____________________________~_~___~~~___~_~___~~~___~~___~~~___~~~~~25 I56 I C I I Il FILLER ) SPACES

_________~__________________________________~~~___~~____~~____~~~__~~~___~~~~-

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RECORD SPECIFICATION

recessDraftlan Tableef/DPR n/DO1_--__- _________ _____tart Size Data Levelosn Type

_-_,_____________---____-_______(ICL 2900) Da'ie! 1988 Sheet: 10

--___________________ _________--____ _______________Record Description File Ref

AREA RECORD

--______-__ ____________________----- _______________AlignI

_____

Occur Data Name/Description Range of codes

_____ ____________________-____ _______________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;)

~_____~~________________~~~____________~~~~~~~_~~~____~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~

l B I 4 o I c I I I AREA NAME ALPHANUMERICand &I-/(),.

,___~~~_____~~____~____________________~~______~________~____~~~~_~__~~~____~

68 123 IC I I I l FILLER I SPACES~_~___________~___~____________________~~~~____~~_____~~__~__~~~~_~__~~~~___~NOTES:

1. If less than 12 characters used, left Justlfled with the remainderzero filled.

3 0

Name: VS TABLES Author: OPCSlX6BCRECORD SPECIFICATION _______________________________,

(ICL 2900) Date: 1988 ISheet: 11.______________________l__r_____________________l_______________l_______________

Yocess Draft'lan TableLef/DPR n/DOL

Record DescriptionCOUNTS RECORD

File Ref

;tart Size Data Level Align Occur Data Name/DescriptionITYPJ I I I

Range of codes'osn._-____

1_;__, _c__, _____, _____I _____I ___R;coRD_;;p;___________, ___;,;_________

.______________________________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-------~~~~~~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~214lCI I I 1 RECORD SEQUENCE NO. 1 OOOl--2

C COUNT CELLEach count cell contains

::3.

A leading sign char.9 chars of whole nos.5 chars for nos afteran implied decimalpoint.The COBOL picture iss9(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 beencalculated.

Name: VS TABLES Author: OPCSmBCRECORD SPECIFICATION ____________________---___---___

(ICL 2900) Date: 1988 Sheet:---__-______________--_ _____________________ _______________ _______̂ ________Process Draft File RefPlan Table

Record DescriptionEND OF TABLE RECORD

Ref/DPR n/DOL------- ---_---__ __--- -__--______ ______---_____-_____----- ___---____-_-___StartPosn

Size Data Level Align Occur Data Name/Description Range of codesType------- ____ ____ __-__ _____ _____ _____________________---- _______________.

1 1c RECORD TYPE '5'---__--_____________~~~~~__~~~_~__~~~__~~~---~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~___~~___.2141Ci I i I FILLER I SPACES

________________________________________~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~_~~~~___~~~_____~____.6 lI3lC I I I ( END OF TABLE MESSAGE ( 'END OF TABLE'

________________________________-______~~~---~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~____~~~~~.1918lCI I I 1 TABLE NAME 1 As TABLE RECORI

___________________________~___________~~~---~-~~~----~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~.27 1541~ 1 1 1 ( FILLER [ SPACES

31

N a m e : 1d $,, Author: OPCS/CD-SWRECORD SPECIFICATION ____J___________________________

(ICL 2900) Date: 1988.I

Process DraftPlan TableRef/DPR n/DOL

_______ ____ ________ __,_______________Record Description

END OF FILE RECORD

Sheet: 12___---_______-__File Ref

I RECORD SPECIFICATION

________________Range of codes

___-----_____---'6'

----__- --me_____ _____ _________________________Start Size Data LevelPosn

Data Name/DescriptionType------- --__ ____ _____ __--- _____ _____________________---_

1 1c I I RECORD TYPE-_______________________________________________________--_______-_--_____-___2141CI t I I FILLER I SPACES

~________________~~_____________________~~~~_~~~~______~~~~~~~___~~~~~~~~_~~~~6 IlllC I I I1 END OF FILE MESSAGE ( 'END OF FILE'

__~____~________________________________~~~~_~~~~~_~___~~~~~~~~__~~~~~~~~~~~~~I7 I64 IC I I I l FILLER I SPACES

--____--________-______________________-~____~~~~~_____~~~~______~~~~~~___~~~~

Start Size Data LevelPosn Type---____ ____ ____ _____

1 80 c

_~~______~__________~~~~~~~~~~~~(ICL 2900) Date: 1988 Sheet:

_____________________ ---_______--___ ___-------------Record Description File Ref

PADDING RECORD

___________ ____________________----- _______________-Align Occur Data Name/Description Range of codes

__--- _____ ----______--________----- ___-------_-----FILLER SPACES

______________________________________________-___________________________----NOTE:

Padding records are included if necessary at the end of the file toensure that only complete blocks of data are output in order to caterfor different computer manufacturer's magnetic tape standards.

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4.7

6.8

11.4100

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I“5

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5.

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. .

. .. .

. .

34

VS3 TABLE

LAYOUT (INCLUDING

CAUSE LIST)

. .:. . .

:”

-

.:

. :

. . .

: :

:..

. :

. . . .-.:.

..,.

* .-. .. .. .. ** ..

‘ 11 :

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

. . . ..*.... . .. .. . . . .*

. . . ..*. ..**

SEXKL :lEO-2AGiS II*,1I_ 1 :;s l-4 5-1, 15-?I, 25-34 ,5-L, 45-54 55-b‘ 65-I‘ 75-?k ci1110

DEATHS "EIR CYElc‘ooa - - - - 5 137 817 1742 2600 ,327 3477 ID11

LiQTE that 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

001

002

003

004

005

006

007

008

009

010

011

012

013

014

015

016

017

018

019

020

021

022

023

024

025

026

NAG TAPE CODE

AOOOOF

ABEANAIE

Al OOOF

A2000F

A3000F

ENGLAND, WALES AND ELSEWEEXE

ENGLAND AND WALES

ENGLAND

A4000F

CAOOOG

WALES

.OUTSIDE ENGLAND AND WALES

NORTH REGION

CaOOOG

CCOOOG

CDOOOC

CEOOOG

YORKSHIRE AND HUHBERSIDE REGION

EAST MIDLANDS REGION

EAST ANGLIA REGION

SOUTH EAST REGION

CFOOOG

CGOOOG

CHOOOG

SOUTH WEST REGION

WEST MIDLANDS REGION

NORTH WEST REGION

CIOOOG

EOOUOH

ElOOOH

WALES

GREATER LONDON

KETROPOLITAN COUNTIES

E2000H

KOlOOJ

KOlOlL

NON-KETROPOLITAN COUNTIES

GREATER LONDON

CITY OF LONDON

KOllOK

KOlllL

LONDON BOROIJGDS

BARKING AND DAGENHAM LB

KOl13L

K0115L

m~.tmLa

BEXLEY LB

K0117L

K0119L

KOlZlL

BRENT LB

SROMLEY LB

CAMDEN LB

1

39

INDM FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PABER AND MAGNETIC TAeE,1990

PAGE

027

028

029

030

031

032

033

034

035

036

037

036

039

040

041

042

043

044

045

046

047

046

049

050

051

052

HAG TAPE CODE

XO123L

XO125L

K0127L

K0129L

K0131L

XO133L

X0135L

K0137L

K0139L

KO141L

K0143L

K0145L

K0147L

K0149L

K0151L

K0153L

K0155L

KO157L

K0159L

K0161L

KO163L

KO165L

K0167t

K0169L

K0171L

XO173L

AREANAME

CROYDON LB

EALING LB

ENFIELD LB

GREENWICH LB

HACKNEY LB

HAMMFXSMITH AND FULHAM LB

HARINGEY LB

HARROW LB

HAVERING LB

HILLINGDON LB

HOUNSLOW LB

ISLINGTON LB

KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA LB

KINGSTON UPON THAMES LB

LAMBETH LB

LEWISHAM LB

MERTON LB

NEWHAM LB

REDBRIDGE LB

RICHMOND UPON THAMES LB

SOUTHWARK LB

SUTTON LB

TOWER HAMLETS LB

WALTHAM FOREST LB

WANDSWORTH LB

WESTMINSTER CITY OF LB

2

40

INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND NAGNETIC TAPE.1990

PAGE

0 5 3

0 5 4

0 5 5

0 5 6

0 5 7

050

0 5 9

0 6 0

061

062

063

064

065

066

067

068

069

070

071

072

073

074

075

076

077

078

HAG TAPE CODE AREANANE

K11003 GREATER MANCHESTER

Xl 105L

KlllOL

K1115L

BOLTON HCD

BURY MCD

MANCHESTER MCD

K1120L OLDHAM MCD

K112.5L

K1130L

K1135L

Kl140L

ROCHDALE NCD

SALFORD MCD

STOCKPORT MCD

TAMESIDE MCD

Kll45L

K1150L

XlZOOJ

TRAFFORD MCD

WIGAN MCD

NERSEYSIDE

K1205L KNOWSLEY MCD

K1210L

K1215L

K1220L

LIVERPOOL NCD

ST HELENS MCD

SEFTON NCD

K1225L

K1300J

WIRRAL MCD

SOUTH YORKSHIRE

K1305L

X131OL

K1315L

K1320L

BAPNSLEY MCD

DONCASTFR MCD

ROTHERHAN NCD

SHEFFIELD MCD

K1400J TYNE AND WERR

K1405L

K1410L

K1415L

GATESHEAD MCD

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE MCD

NORTH TYNESIDE NCD

3

41

INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MGNBTIC TAPE,1990

PAGE UAG TAPE CODE AmANzwE

079

080

081

082

083

084

085

086

087

088

089

090

091

092

093

094

095

096

097

098

099

100

101

102

103

104

K1420L SOUTH TYNESIDE MCD

Kl425L SUNDERLAND MCD

K1500.7 WEST MIDLANDS

K1505L BIRi%NGHAM MCD

XlSlOL COVENTRY MCD

Kl515L DUDLEY MCD

K1520L SANDWELL MCD

K1525L SOLIHULL MCD

K1530L WALSALL MCD

K1535L WOLVERHANPTON MCD

Kl600.J WEST YORKSHIRE

KI605L BRADFORD MCD

K1610L CALDERDALE MCD

K1615L KIRKLEES MCD

Kl620L

Kl625L

LEEDS MCD

WAKEFIELD MCD

KZlOOJ AVON

K2105L BATH CD

KZllOL BRISTOL CD

K2115L KINGSWOOD CD

K2120L

K2125L

NORTHAVON CD

WANSDYKE CD

K2130L

K7.2003

WOODSPRING CD

SEDFORDSHIRE

K2205L NORTH BEDFORDSHIRE CD

K2210L LUTON CD

.

4

L?JDEx FOR 'Ed, VS2 AND 'fS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNETIC TAPE,1990

PAGE

105

106

107

108

109

110

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

118

119

120

121

122

123

124

125

126

127

128

129

130

HAG TAPE CODE

K2215L

X2220L

X2300.J

X2305L

X2310L

X2315L

AREANAHE

MID-aEDFORDsd1F.E CD

SOUTH BEDFORDSHIRE CD

BERXSHIRE

BRACFNELL FOREST CD

NEWBURY CD

READING CD

X232OL

X2325L

X2330L

X2400J

X2405L

X2410L

X2415L

X2420L

X2425L

X2500J

X2505L

X2510L

X2515L

X2520L

X2525L

K2530~

K2600.J

K2605L

K2610L

K2615L

SLOUGH co

WINDSOR AND MAIDENHEAD CD

WOKINGHAN CD

BUCXINGHAMSHIRE

AYLESBURY VALE CD

SOUTH BUCXS CD

CHILTERN CD

MILTON XEYNES CD

WYCOMBE CD

CAMBRIDGESHIRE

CAMBRIDGB CD

EAST CAMBRIDGESHIRB CD

PENLANDCD* I".HUNTINGDONSHIRE CD

1. IPETERBOROUGH CD

SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE CD

CHESHIRE

AH&T= a/ *CONGLETON CD

CREWE AND NANTWICH CD

5 43

INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNETIC TAPE,1990_ _.-

PAGB

131

132

133

134

135

136

137

138

139

140

141

142

143

144

145

146

147

148

149

150

151

152

153

154

155

156

HAG TAPE CODE

K2620L

K2625L

K263OL

K2635L

K2640L

K27OOJ

K2705L

K2710L

K2715L

K2720L

K28OOJ

K2805L

K2810L

K2815L

K282OL

K2825L

K2830L

K2835L

K2900J

K2905L

K2910L

K2915L

K2920L

%2925L

K2930L

K3000.7

AREANAKE

ELLESMERE PORT AND NESTON CD

HALTON CD

MACCLESFIELD CD

VALE ROYAL CD

WARRINGTON CD

CLEVELAND

HARTLEPOOL CD

LANGBAURGH-ON-TEES CD

MIDDLESBROUGH ?D

STOCXTON-ON-TEES CD

CORNWALL AND ISLES OF SCILLY

CARADON CD

CAF'.BICX CD

KERRIER CD

NORTH CORNWALL C’I

PENWITH CD

RESTORMEL CD

ISLES OF SCILLY CD

CUMBRIA

ALLEFUIALE CD

BARROW-IN-FURNESS CD

CARLISLE CD

COPELAND CD

EDEN CD

SOUTH LAKELAND CD

DERBYSHIRE

6

44

INDEK FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND NAGMETIC TAPE,1990

PAGE

157

158

159

160

161

162

163

164

165

166

167

168

169

170

171

172

173

174

175

176

177

178

179

180

161

182

NAG TAPE CODE

K3005L

K3010L

K3015L

K3020L

K3025L

K3030L

X3035L

K3040L

K3045L

K3100J

K3105L

X3110L

K3115L

K312OL

K3125L

X313OL

K3135L

K3140L

K3145L

K3150L

K3200.7

K3205L

K32lOL

K3215L

r(322OL

K3225L

AREINANE

ANBER VALLEY CD

BOLSOVER CD

CHESTERFIELD CD

DERBYCD

ERENASH CD

HIGH PEAK CD

NORTH EAST DERBYSHIRE CD -

SOUTH DERBYSHIRE CD

DERBYSHIRE DALES CD

DEVON

EAST DEVON CD

EXETER CD

NORTH DNDN CD

PLYMOUTH CD

SOUTH HANS CD

TEIGNBRIDGE CD

MID-DEVON CD

TORBAY CD

TORRIDGE CD

NEST DEVON CD

DORSET

BOURNENOUTH CD

CHRISTCHURCH CD

NORTH DORSET CD

POOLE CD

PURBECK CD

7

45

INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPEEt AND MAAGYETIC TAPE.1990 -_.

PAGE HAG TAPE CODE

183 K3230~

184 K3235L

la5 K3240L

la6 K3300.J

187 K3305L

188 K3310L

la9 K3315L

190 K3320L

191 K3325L

192 K3330L

193

194

K333SL

X334OL

195 K3400.J

196 K3405L

197 X3410L

198 K3415L

199 K3420L

200 K3425L

201 K3430L

202 K3435L

203 K35OOJ

204 K3505L

205 K35lOL

206 K3515L

207 K3520L

208 K3525L

AREANAUE

WEST DORSET CD

WEYMOUTH AND PORTLAND CD

EAST DORSET CD

DURHAM

CHESTER-LE-STREET CD

DARLINGTON C3

DERWENTSIDE CD

DURHAM CD

EASINGTON CD

SEDGEFIELD CD

TEESDALE CD

WEAR VALLEY CD

EAST SUSSEX

BRIGHTON CD

EASTBOUPNE CD

HASTINGS CD

HOVE CD

LEWES CD

ROTHER CD

WEALDON CD

ESSEX

BASILDON CD

BRAINTREE CD

SRENTWOOD C!l

CASTLE POINT CD

CHELMSFORD CD

a

46

INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND HAGXETIC TAPE.1990

PAGZ

209

210

211

212

213

214

215

216

217

218

219

220

221

222

223

224

225

226

22-l

228

229

230

231

232

233

234

NAG TAeE CODE mEANmE

K353OL COLCHESTEfl CD

K3535L EPPING FOREST CD

K3540L

K3545L

HARLOW CD

MALOON CD

K355OL ROCHFORD CD

K3555L

K356OL

SOUTHEND-ON-SZA CD

TENDRINC CD

lc3565L

X357OL

THURROCK CD

UTTLESFORD CD

X36OOJ GLOUCESTERSHIPE

X3605L CHELTENHM CD

X361OL COTSWOLD CD

K3615L FOREST OF DEAN CD

K3620L GLOUCESTER CD

K3625L

K3630L

K3700J

K3705L

sqouo CD

TEyESBURY CD

HAMPSHIRE

BASINGSTOKE AND DEANE CD

K3710L EAST HAHPSHIRE CD

K3715L

K3720L

K3725L

y:TLEIGH CD

FAqEHAM CD

GOSPORT CD

K3730L

K3735L

K3740L

K3745L

HA$T CD

HAVANT CD,,NEY FOREST CD

PoqTSMOUTH CD

9

47

MOW FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNETIC TAPE,1990 _.

PAGE

235

236

237

238

239

240

241

242

243

244

245

246

247

248

249

250

251

252

293

254

25s

256

257

258

259

260

MAG TAPE CODE

X37SOL

x3755L

X3760L

X3765L

x3aooJ

x3aosL

x3aloL

x3ai5L

x3a2oL

x3825L

X3a30L

x3a3sL

x3adoL

x3adsL

X39003

X390SL

X3910L

X391SL

X3920L

X392SL

K3930L

K393SL

X3940L

X394SL

K39SOL

K4000.J

AREANAtE

RUSHMOOR CD

SOUTHAMPTON CD

TEST VALLEY CD

WINCHESTER CD

HEREFORD AND WORCESTER

BROMSGROVB CD

HEREFORD CD

LEOMINSTER CD

MALVERN HILLS CD

REDDITCH CD

SOUTH HEREFORDSHIRE CD

WORCESTER CD

WYCHAVON CD

WYRE FOREST CD

HERTFORDSHIRE

BROXBOURNE CD

DACORUM CD

EAST HERTFORDSHIRE CD

HERTSMERE CD

NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE CD

ST ALBANS CD

STEVENAGE CD

THREE RIVERS CD

WATFORD CD

WELWYN HATFIELD CD

HUMBERSIDE

IO

I!i!XX FOR VSl, VSZ AND VS3 ON PAPER AND HAGNEl'IC TAPE.1990_-

PAGZ

261

262

263

264

265

266

267

268

269

270

271

272

273

274

275

276

277

270

279

280

281

282

2.93

284

285

206

WAG TAPE CODE

K4005L

K4OlOL

K4015L

K4020L

K4025L

K4030L

K403SL

K4040L

K4045L

K4lOO.J

K4105L

K4110L

K4200.J

K4205L

K4210L

K4215L

K4220L

K4225L

K4230L

K4235L

X4240L

K4245L

K4250L

K4255L

K4260L

K4265L

AREANAKE

EAST YORKSHIRE BOROUGH OF SEXERLEY CD

BOOTHFEPRY CD

CLEETHORPES CD

GLANFORD CD

GREAT GRWSBY CD

nOLDm.NESS CD

KINGSTON UPON HULL- CD

EAST YORKSHIRE CD

SCUNTHORPE CD

ISLE OF WIGHT

UEDINA CD

SOUTH WIGXT CD

KENT

ASHFORD CD

CANTERBURY CD

DARTFORD CD

DOVER CD

GILLINGHAM CD

GRAVESHAH CD

HMOSTONE CD

ROCHESTER UPON MEDWAY CD

SEVENOAKS CD

SHEPWAY CD

SWALE CD

THANET CD

TONBRIDGE AND HALLING CD

11

49

INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNETIC TAPE,1990

PAGE HAG TAPE CODE

207

288

X4270L

K4300.l

AREANAm

TUNERIDGE WELLS CD

LANCASHIRE

289

290

K4305L BLACXBURN CD

K4310L BLACXPOOL CD

291 K4315L

K4320L

BURNLEY CD

292 CHORLEY CD

293 X4325L FYLOE CD

294 K4330L HYNDBURN CD

295

296

X4335L LANCASTER CD

X434OL PENDLE CD

297 X4345L

K4350L

K4355L

PRESTON CD

298

299

RIBBLE VALLEY CD

ROSSENDALE CD

300

301

X4360L

X4365L

SOUTH RIBBLE CD

WEST LANCASHIRE CD

302 X4370L WYRE CD

303 X4400.J LEICESTERSHIRE

304 K4405L BLABY CD

305 X4410L CHARNNOOD CD

306

307

K4415L HARBOROUGH CD

X442OL HINCXLEY AND BOSWORTH CD

308 X4425L LEICESTER CD

309 K443OL MELTON CD

310 X4435L NORTH WEST LEICESTERSHIRE CD

311 X4440L

X4445L

OADBY AND WIGSTON CD

312 RUTLAND CD

12

50

I3TXK FOR VSI, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND l4AG%lZ!rIC hPE.1990

P A G E

3 1 3

3 1 4

3 1 5

3 1 6

3 1 7

3 1 8

3 1 9

3 2 0

321

3 2 2

3 2 3

3 2 4

3 2 5

3 2 6

3 2 7

3 2 8

3 2 9

3 3 0

331

3 3 2

3 3 3

3 3 4

3 3 5

3 3 6

3 3 7

3 3 8

RAG TAPE CODE

K4500J

K4505L

K45lOL

K4515L

K452OL

K4525L

K4530L

K4535L

K4600J

K4605L

K4610L

K4615L

K4620L

K4625L

K4630L

K4635L

K4700J

K4705L

K4710L

K4715L

K4720L

K4725L

K4730L

K4735L

K4800.3

K480SL

mEANAm

LINCOLNSHIRB

BOSTON CD

EAST LINDSKY CD

LINCOLN CD

NORTH KBSTNEN CD

SOUTH HOLLAND CD

SOUTH KESTEVEN CD

WEST LINDSEY CD

NORFOLX

BRECXLAND CD

BROADLAND CD

GREAT YARMOUTH CD

NORTH NORFOLK CD

NORWICH CD

SOUTH NORFOLX CD

KINGS LYNN AND WEST NORFOLX CD

NORTHAMPTONSHIRB

CORBY CD

DAVXNTRY CDr-

EAST NORTHAMPTONSHIRB CD

KETTERING CD

NORTHAMPTON CD

SOUTH NORTHAMPTONSHI.RS CD

WELLINGBOROUGH CD

NORTHUHBERLAND

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 CASTLE MORPETH CD

342 TYNEDALE CD

343

344

345

x4azoL

x4825L

x4a30L

X4900J

WANSBECX CD

NORTH YORKSHIRE

K4905L CBAVEN CD

346 K4910L HAMBLETON CD

347 X4915L HARROGATE CD

348 K4920L RICHMONDSHIRE CD

349 RYEDALE CD

350

K4925L

K493OL

X4935L

X4940L

X5000J

SCARBOROUGH CD

351 SELBY CD

352 YORK CD

353 NOTTINGHAMSHIRE

354 X5OOSL ASHFIELD CD

355

356

K5OlOL BASSETLAW CD

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

PAGE

365

366

367

368

369

370

371

372

373

374

315

376

377

378

379

380

381

382

383

304

385

386

387

388

389

390

NAG TAPE CODE ARXANANE

KSllSL SOUTH OXFORDSXRE CD

K5120L VALE OF WHITE HORSE CD

KS125L WEST 0XFORDSiIIP.E CD

K5200J SHROPSHIRE

K5205L ERIDGNORTH CD

K52lOL NORTH SHROPSHIRE CD

K5215L _

K5220L

OSWESTRY CD

SHFlEWSBURY AND ATCHAM CD

K5225L SOUTH SHROPSHIRE CD

K5230L THE WREKIN CD

K5300J SOMERSET

K5305L MENDIP CD

K5310L

K5315L

K5320L

K5325L

SEDGEMOOR CD

TAUNTON DEANE CD

WEST SOMERSET CD

SOUTH SOMERSET CD

K5400J STAFFORDSHIRE

K5405L

K5410L

CANNOCK CHASE CD

EAST STAFFORDSHIRE CD

K5415L

K542OL

K5425L

LICHFIELD CD

NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYE CD

SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE CD

K5430L

K5435L

K5440L

STAFFORD CD

STAFFORDSHIRE MOORLANDS CD

STOKE-ON-TRENT CD

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

395

396

397

398

399

KS515L

K5520L

X5525L

K5530L

IPSWICH CD

MID SUFFOLK CD

ST EDMUNDSBURY CD

SUFFOLK COASTAL CD

K5535L

K5600J

WAVENEY CD

SURRBY

400 K5605L ELMBRIDGB CD

401

402

403

404

405

406

407

408

409

410

411

412

413

414

415

416

X561OL

K5615L

K5620L

K5625L

EPSOM AND EWELL CD

GUILDFORD CD

MOLE VALLEY CD

REIGATE AND BANSTEAD CD

K5630L

K5635L

RUNNYMEDE CD

SPELTHORNE CD

K5640L SURREY HEATH CD

K5645L TANDRIDGE CD

K5650L WAVERLEY CD

K5655L WOKING CD

K5700J WARWICKSHIRE

K570SL NORTH WARWICKSHIRE CD

K5710L NUNEATON AND BEDWORTH CD

KS715L RuGaY CD

KS72OL STRATFORD-ON-AVON CD

K5725L WARWICK CD

_-

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54

INDW FOR VSI, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNZTIC TAPE.1990

PAGE

417

416

419

420

421

422

423

424

425

426

427

420

429

430

431

432

433

434

43s

436

437

438

439

440

441

442

M A G TAPE CODE

KsaaaJ

x5aa5L

K5alaL

Ksai5~

Ksa2aL

Ksa25L

K583aL

K5835L

K59aaJ

K5905L

K59iaL

K5915L

KS920L

K5925L

K6100.7

K6105L

K6110L

K6115L

K6120L

K6125L

K6130L

K6200J

K6205L

K6210L

K6215L

K622OL

AREANAKE

WEST SUSSEX

ADUR CD

ARUN CD

CHICXESTER CD

CRAWLEY CD

HORSHAM CD

MID-SUSSEX CD

WORTHING CD

WILTSHIRE

KENNET CD

NORTH WILTSHIRE CD

SALISBURY CD

THAMESDOh'N CD

WEST WILTSHIRE CD

CLWYD

ALYN AND DEESIDE CD

COLWYN CD

DELYN CD

CLYNDWR CD

RHUDDLAN CD

WREXHAM MAELOR CD

DYWD

CARMARTHEN CD

CEREDIGION CD

DINEFWR CD

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 SOUTH PEMBROKESHIRE CO

445 GWENT

446 BLARNAU GNENT CD

447

K623QL

K63003

K6305L

K631OL ISLWYN CD

448 K6315L MONMOUTH CD

449 K6320L NEWPORT CD

450 K6325L TORFAEN CD

451 K6400J GWYNEDD

452 K6405L ABERCONWY CD

453 K6410L

454 K6415L

ARFON CD

DWYFOR CD

455 K6420L

456 K6425L

MEIRIONNYDD CD

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

464

465

466

467

468

K6530L

K6600J

K6605L

TAFF-ELY CD

?OWYS

RRECKNOCK CD

K661OL MONTGOMERYSHIRE CD

K6615L RADNORSHIRE CD

K6700.7 SOUTH GLAMORCAN

la

INDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNEFIC TAPE,1990

PAGE

469

HAG TAPE CODE

K6705L

mEANAlE

CARDIFF CD

470 X671OL VALE OF GLAMORGAN CD

471 K6800.J WEST GLAMORGAN

472 K6ao5L PORT TALSOT CD

473

474

475

476

471

478

479

480

481

482

483

484

485

486

487

480

489

490

491

492

493

494

~6810L LLIW VALLEY CD

K6815L NEATH CD

K682OL

R5000H

SWANSEA CD

NORTHERN RHA

R5000M

RSOlOM

R5020M

HARTLEPOOL DHA

NORTH TSSS DHA

SOUTH TEES DHA

R5030H

R5040M

iAST CUMBRIA DHA

SOUTH CUMSRIA DHA

R5050M

R5060M

WEST CUNSRIA DHA

DARLINGTON DHA

R5070M DURHAM DHA

R5080M NORTH WEST DURHAM DHA

R509OM

R51OOM

SOUTH WEST DURHAM DHA

NORTHUMBEFUAND DHA

R5llOH GATESHEAD DHA

R5120M

R5130M

NSWCASTLE DHA

NORTH TYNESIDE OHA

R5140M SOUTH TYNESIDE DHA

R515aM SUNDERLAND DHA

R5200H YORKSHIRE RHA

R5200i-i HULL OHA

19

57

INDEX FOR VS.;, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPCa AND MAGNETIC TAPE,1990

PAGE HAG TAPE

495

496

497

498

499

500

501

502

503

504

505

506

507

508

509

510

511

512

513

514

515

516

517

518

519

520

R5210M EAST YORKSHIRE DHA

R5220M

R5230M

R5240M NORTHALLERTON DHA

R5250M YORK DHA

R5260M SCARBOROUGH DHA

R5270M

R5280M

R5290M

R5300M CALDERDALE DHA

R5310M HUDDERSFIELD DHA

R5320M DEWSBURY DHA

R5330M LEEDS WESTERN DHA

R534OM LEEDS EASTERN DHA

R5350M WAKEFIELD DHA

R5360M PONTEFRACT DHA

R5400H TRENTRHA

R54OOM NORTH DERBYSHIRE DHA

R5410M SOUTHERN DERBYSHIRE DHA

R5420M LEICESTERSHIRE DHA

R543OM NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE

R5440M SOUTH LINCOLNSHIRE

R5450M BASSETLAW DHA

R5460M CENTRAL NOTTINGHAMSHIRE DHA

R547OM NOTTINGHAM DHA

R548OM BRRNSLEY DHA

AREANAME

GRIMSBY DHA

SCUNTHORPE DHA

HARROGATE DHA

BFADFOED DHA

AIREDALE DHA

DHA

DHA

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PAGE

521

522

523

524

525

526

527

528

529

530

531

532

533

534

53s

536

537

538

539

540

541

542

543

544

545

546

HAG TAPE CODE AREANAPIE

R5490H DONCASTER DHA

R5500H ROTHERHAM DRA

R5510i-l SHEFFIELD DHA

R5600H EAST ANGLIAN RHA

R5600H CRMBRIDGE DHA

R5610~ PETERBOROUGH DRA

R5620H

R5630H

WEST SUFYOLK DHA

EAST SUFFOLK DHA

R5640M NORWICH DHA

R565OM GREAT YARMOUTH AND WAVENEY DHA

R5660H WEST NORFOLX AND WISBECH DHA

R5670n HUNTINGDON DHA

R5700Ii NORTH WEST THAMES RHA

R5700M NORTH BEDFORDSHIRE DHA

R5710U SOUTH BEDFORDSHIRE DHA

RS720H NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE DHA

R5730M EAST HERTFORDSHIRE DHA

R5740M NORTH WEST HERTFORDSHIRE DHA

R5750M

R5760M

SOUTH WEST HERTFORDSHIRE DHA

BARNET DHA

R5770M HARROW DHA

R5780M HILLINGDON DHA

RS790H HOUNSLOW AND SPELTHOWE DHA

R580OM

R5840l-l

EALINC DHA

RIVERSIDE DHA

R5850M PARKSIDE DHA

21

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JiDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNETIC TAPE,1990

PAGE

547

548

549

550

551

552

553

554

555

556

557

558

559

560

561

562

563

564

565

566

567

568

569

570

571

572

MAG TAPE

R5900H

R5900M

R591 OM

R5920M

R5930M

R5940M

R5950M

R59bOM

R5970M

R5980M

R5990M

RbOOOM

RbOlOM

Rb020M

Rb030M

Rb040M

Rb050M

RblOOH

RblOOM

RbllOM

Rb120M

Rb130M

Rb140M

R6150M

R6160M

R6170M

CODE AREANAME

NORTH EAST THAMES RHA

BASILDON AND THURROCX DHA

MID ESSEX DHA

NORTH EAST ESSEX DHA

WEST ESSEX DHA

SOUTHEND DHA

BARKING, HAVERING AND BRENTWOOD DHA

HAMPSTEAD DHA

BLOOMSBURY DHA

ISLINGTON DHA

CITY AND HACKNEY DHA

NEWHAM DHA

TOWER HAMLETS DHA

ENFIELD DHA

HARINGEY DHA

REDBRIDGE DHA

WALTHAM FOREST DHA

SOUTH EAST THAMES RHA

BRIGHTON DHA

EASTBOURNE DHA

HASTINGS DHA

SOUTH EAST KENT DHA

CANTERBURY AND THANET DHA

DARTFORD AND GRAVESHAN DHA

MAIDSTONE DHA

MEDWAY DHA

.

22

INDM FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNETIC TkFE,1990

PAGE HAG TAPE CODE

573 ~6180~

574 R6190M

575 R6200H

576 R6210H

577 R6220H

578 R6230M

579 R6240H

580 R6300H

581 R6300H

582 R6310H

583 R6320M

584 R633OM

585 R6340M

586 R6350M

587 R6360M

588 R6370H

589 R63aOH

590 R6390H

591 R6400H

592 R6410M

593 R6420H

594 R6SOOH

59s R6SOOM

596 R6510M

591 R6520M

s9a R6530M

AREFhNAm

TUNBRIOGE WELLS DHA

BEKLEY DHA

GREENWICH DHA

BROMLEY DHA

WEST LAMBETH DHA

CAMBERWELL DHA

LEWISHAM AND NORTH SOUTHWARK DHA

SOUTH WEST THAMES RHA

NORTH WEST SURREY DHA

WEST SURREY AND NORTH EAST HAMPSHIRE DHA

SOUTH WEST SURREY DHA

MID SURREY DHA

EAST SURREY DHA

CBICHESTER DHA

MID DOWNS DHA

WORTHING DHA

CROYDON DHA

KINGSTON AND ESHER DHA

RICHMOND, TWICKENHAM AND ROEHA~~FTON DHA

WANDSWORTH DHA

MERTON AND SUTTON DHA

WESSEX RHA

EAST DORSET DHA

WEST DORSET DHA

PORTSMOUTH AND SOUTH EAST HAMPSHIRE DHA

SOUTHAMPTON AND SOUTH WEST HAMPSHIRE DHA

23

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PAGE

599

600

601

602

603

604

605

606

607

608

609

610

611

612

613

614

615

616

617

618

619

620

621

622

623

624

HAG TAPE CODE AREANAME

R6540M WINCHESTER DHA

R6550M BASINGSTOKE AND NORTH HAMPSHIRE OHA

R6560M SALISBURY DHA

R6570M

R6580M

SWINDON DHA

BATH DHA

R6590M ISLE OF WIGHT DHA

R6700H OXFORD RHA

R6700M EAST BERKSHIRE DHA

R6710M WEST BERKSHIRE DHA

R6720M AYLESBURY VALE DHA

R6730M WYCOMBE DHA

R6740M MILTON KEYNES DHA

R6750M KETTERING DHA

R6760M NORTHAMPTON DHA

R6770M OXFORDSHIRE DHA

R68OOH SOUTH WESTERN RHA

R6800M BRISTOL AND WESTON DHA

R681OM FRENCHAY DHA

R6820M SOUTHMEAD DHA

R6830M CORNWALL AND ISLES OF SCILLY DHA

R6840M EXETER DHA

R6850i-i

R6860M

NORTH DEVON DHA

P L Y M O U T H D H A

R6870M

R6880M

TORBAY DHA

CHELTENHAN AND DISTRICT DHA

R6890M GLOUCESTER DHA

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PAGE

625

626

627

628

629

630

631

632

633

634

635

636

637

638

639

640

641

642

643

644

645

646

647

648

649

650

HAG TAPE CODE

R6900M

R7000H

R7000M

R7010M

R7020H

R7030H

R7040H

R7050M

R7060H

R7070M

R7080M

R7090M

R7100H

R7110M

R7120M

R7130M

R7140M

R7150M

R7160M '

R7170M

R71 aom

R7190M

R7200M

R721 OM

R7300H

R7300M

AREANAl&

SOMERSET OHA

WEST MIDLANDS RHA

BROHSGROVE AND REDDITCH DHA

HEREFORDSHIRE DHA

KIDOERMINSTER AND DISTRICT DHA

WORCESTER AND DISTRICT DHA

SHROPSHIRE DHA

MID STAFFORDSHIRE DHA

NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE DHA

SOUTH EAST STAFFORDSHIRE DHA

RUGBY DHA

NORTH WARWICKSHIRE DHA

SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE DHA

CENTRAL BIRMINGHAM DHA

EAST BIRMINGHAM DHA

NORTH BIRMINGHAM DHA

SOUTH BIRMINGHAM DHA

WEST BIRMINGHAH DHA

COVENTRY DHA

DUDLEY DHA

SANDWELL DHA

SOLIHULL DHA

WALSALL DHA

WOLVERHAMPTON DHA

MERSZY RHA

CHESTER DHA

25

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,NDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND MAGNETIC TAPE.1990

PAGE

651

652

653

654

655

656

657

658

659

660

661

662

663

664

665

666

667

668

669

670

671

672

673

674

675

676

HAG TAPE CODE

R7310M

R7320M

R7330M

R7340M

R7350M

R7360M

R7370M

R738OM

R7390M

R7500H

R7500M

R7510M

R7520M

R7530M

R7540M

R7550M

R7560M

R7570M

R7580M

R7590M

R7600M

R7610M

R7620M

~762.0~

R7640M

R7650M

AREANAME

CREWE DHA

HALTON DHA

MACCLESFIELD DNA

WARRINGTON DHA

LIVERPOOL DHA

ST HELENS AND XNOWSL'Y DHA

SOUTHPORT AND FORMBY DHA

SOUTH SEFTON DHA

WIRRAL DHA

NORTH WESTERN RHA

LANCASTER DHA

BLACXPOOL, WYRE AND FYLDE DHA

PRESTON DHA

BLACXBURN, HYNDBDRN AND RIBBLE VALLEY DHA

BURNLEY, PENDLE AND ROSSENDALE DHA

WEST LANCASHIRE DHA

CHORLEY AND SOUTH RIBBLE DHA

BOLTON DHA

BURY DHA

NORTH MANCHESTER DHA

CENTRAL MANCHESTER DKA

SOUTH MANCHESTER DHA

OLDHAN DHA

ROCHDALE DHA

SXLFORD DHA

STOCKPORT DHA

26

64

.NDEX FOR VSl, VS2 AND VS3 ON PAPER AND UAGNETIC TAPE.1990

PAGE

677

670

679

680

681

682

683

604.

685

686

687

688

689

690

691

692

693

694

695

696

697

698

699

700

701

702

NAG TAPE CODE AREANANE

R7660M

R7670M

R7680H

RBOOOH

R8000M

R8010P

R8020P

RBlOOM

R811OP

R812OP

R8130P

R8200M

R8300M

R8310P

R8320P

R8330P

R8400H

R84lOP

R8420P

R8430P

R8440P

R8450P

R8500N

R8510P

R8520P

R8530P

TANESIDE AND GLOSSOP DHA

TRAFFORD DHA

WIGAN DHA

WALES

CLWYD DHA

NORTH CLWYD MU

SOUYH CLWYD MU

EAST DYFED DHA

CEREDIGION MU

CARNARTHEN-DINEFWR MU

LLANELLI-DINEFWR MU

PENSROKESHIRE DHA

GWENT DHA

NORTH GWENT HOSPITALS NU

PONTYPOOL AND WEST GWENT HOSPITALS MU

NEWPORT AND CHEPSTOW HOSPITALS MU

GWYNEDD DHA

ANGLESEY MU

MEIRIONNYDD MU

ABERCONWY NlJ

ARFON MU

DWYFOR MU

MID GLANORGAN DHA

OGWR MU

TAFT-ELY MU

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

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