00:00Birmingham's population fell by almost 6,000 in the year to June 2025.
00:06The latest estimates from the Office for National Statistics cover the 12 months from the 30th of June 2024 to
00:15the 30th of June 2025.
00:18They show the city's population declined by 5,960.
00:23That makes Birmingham an outlier in the Midlands where populations rose in most other areas.
00:30The figures break the population change into three parts.
00:34Migration within the UK, migration from overseas and natural change.
00:40That means births minus deaths.
00:42The largest movement of people was to other places in the UK.
00:47Birmingham had a net loss of 21,850 people through internal migration.
00:53That means more people moved from Birmingham to elsewhere in the UK than came the other way.
00:59These are net figures and do not explain individual motives.
01:04Internal migration added 9,703 people who moved to Birmingham.
01:10Natural change added another 6,186 because births outnumbered deaths.
01:16Together, those gains partly offset the internal migration outflow.
01:22Birmingham was one of the few places in the Midlands where the population actually fell.
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01:29Natural change added another 6,18 girls who move to the period of 15,222.
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01:29Legal change added another 6,173 people's Italian.
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