National Records of Scotland

The National Records of Scotland are responsible for the registration of births, marriages, civil partnerships, deaths, divorces, and adoptions. They use the census to publish information on the population of Scotland. Created on 1 April 2011 by the merger of two national institutions, the General Register Office for Scotland (GROS) and the National Archives of Scotland (NAS).

HM General Register House
2 Princes Street
Edinburgh
NRS
UK

Website: http://www.nrscotland.gov.uk
Tel: 0131 535 1314

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Series details	Title	Year	Status
	Population projections for Scottish areas (2014-based) - principal and variant projections by age and sex for council, NHS health board, strategic development plan and national park areas	2016	Withdrawn
	Projected population of Scotland (2014-based) - national population projections by sex and age, with UK comparisons	2015	Withdrawn
Paper SG/2017/74	Scotland's population. The Registrar General's annual review of demographic trends. 2016	2018	Current
Paper SG/2018/90	Scotland's population. The Registrar General's annual review of demographic trends. 2017	2018	Current
Paper SG/2019/76	Scotland's population. The Registrar General's annual review of demographic trends. 2018	2019	Current
Paper SG/2020/74	Scotland's population. The Registrar General's annual review of demographic trends. 2019	2020	Current
Paper SG/2021/135	Scotland's population 2020. The Registrar General's annual review of demographic trends	2021	Current
Paper SG/2022/138	Scotland's population 2021. The Registrar General's annual review of demographic trends	2022	Current
Paper SG/2023/201	Scotland's population 2022. The Registrar General's annual review of demographic trends	2023	Current
Paper SG/2024/278	Scotland's population 2023. The Registrar General's annual review of demographic trends	2024	Current

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