Glasgow and Clyde Valley

Age standardised death rates for Glasgow and Clyde Valley Local Authorities
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Mortality rates decreased in the period from 1991 to 2010 in all the Glasgow and Clyde Valley local authorities. Since 2010 mortality rates have risen in all areas. Glasgow remains the local authority with the highest mortality rate, while East Dunbartonshire and East Renfrewshire have consistently had the lowest mortality rates.  

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Age sex standardised mortality rates control for the age structure of populations and therefore allow comparison of mortality rates between different areas. 

More detailed data on deaths in Scotland can be accessed from National Records of Scotland.