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National population projections from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) provide consistent projections across geographic areas but may not fully reflect local conditions, while local projections can better incorporate local knowledge and policy impacts. Both sources are useful, though local projections are more accurate for short-term planning at the cost of consistency, so they complement each other and using both can help resource planning.
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