Child Trust Fund: Accounts opened by Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies

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1 Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies opened England Aldershot 5,219 4, % Aldridge-Brownhills 2,825 2, % Altrincham and Sale West 3,901 3, % Amber Valley 3,386 2, % Arundel and South Downs 3,382 2, % Ashfield 3,896 2,885 1, % Ashford 4,805 3, % Ashton under Lyne 4,310 2,892 1, % Aylesbury 4,731 3, % Banbury 5,492 4,394 1, % Barking 5,308 3,922 1, % Barnsley Central 3,224 2, % Barnsley East and Mexborough 3,690 2,532 1, % Barnsley West and Penistone 3,230 2, % Barrow and Furness 3,227 2, % Basildon 4,512 3,407 1, % Basingstoke 4,698 3, % Bassetlaw 3,543 2, % Bath 3,107 2, % Batley and Spen 4,281 3,032 1, % Battersea 4,512 3,470 1, % Beaconsfield 3,496 2, % Beckenham 4,266 3, % Bedford 4,485 3,420 1, % Berwick-upon-Tweed 2,339 1, % Bethnal Green and Bow 6,637 4,845 1, % Beverley and Holderness 3,256 2, % Bexhill and Battle 2,726 2, % Bexleyheath and Crayford 3,488 2, % Billericay 4,569 3, % Birkenhead 3,731 2,326 1, % Birmingham, Edgbaston 3,340 2, % Birmingham, Erdington 4,389 2,896 1, % Birmingham, Hall Green 3,596 2,431 1, % Birmingham, Hodge Hill 5,575 3,398 2, % Birmingham, Ladywood 7,951 5,091 2, % Birmingham, Northfield 3,483 2,397 1, % Birmingham, Perry Barr 5,222 3,589 1, % Birmingham, Selly Oak 3,673 2,607 1, % Birmingham, Sparkbrook and Small Heath 8,929 5,504 3, % Birmingham, Yardley 3,468 2,320 1, % Bishop Auckland 3,263 2, % Bla 4,029 3, % Blackburn 6,018 3,957 2, % Blackpool North and Fleetwood 3,482 2, % Blackpool South 3,969 2,673 1, % Blaydon 2,753 2, % Blyth Valley 3,296 2, % Bognor Regis and Littlehampton 3,150 2, % Bolsover 3,437 2, % Bolton North East 4,035 2,759 1, % Bolton South East 4,709 3,112 1, % Bolton West 3,358 2, % Bootle 3,215 1,998 1, % Boston and Skegness 3,488 2, % Bosworth 3,469 2, % Bournemouth East 3,156 2, % Bournemouth West 2,387 1, % Bracknell 4,993 4, % Bradford North 6,135 3,963 2, % Bradford South 5,290 3,577 1, % Bradford West 7,679 4,935 2, % Braintree 4,833 3, % Brent East 4,684 3,423 1, % Brent North 3,910 2, % Brent South 5,132 3,833 1, % Brentford and Isleworth 5,477 4,133 1, % Brentwood and Ongar 3,231 2, % Bridgwater 3,542 2, % Brigg and Goole 3,081 2, % Brighton, Kemptown 3,222 2, %

2 Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies opened Brighton, Pavilion 3,497 2, % Bristol East 4,675 3,443 1, % Bristol North West 4,873 3,699 1, % Bristol South 4,653 3,391 1, % Bristol West 3,927 3, % Bromley and Chislehurst 4,146 3, % Bromsgrove 3,324 2, % Broxbourne 4,186 3, % Broxtowe 3,117 2, % Buckingham 3,733 3, % Burnley 3,962 2,721 1, % Burton 4,363 3, % Bury North 3,960 2,954 1, % Bury South 4,080 2,900 1, % Bury St. Edmunds 4,044 3, % Calder Valley 3,932 2, % Camberwell and Peckham 4,780 3,726 1, % Cambridge 3,124 2, % Cannock Chase 3,995 3, % Canterbury 3,580 2, % Carlisle 3,155 2, % Carshalton and Wallington 4,402 3, % Castle Point 3,010 2, % Central Suffolk and North Ipswich 3,710 3, % Charnwood 3,561 2, % Chatham and Aylesford 4,409 3, % Cheadle 3,098 2, % Cheltenham 3,391 2, % Chesham and Amersham 3,712 3, % Chesterfield 3,344 2, % Chichester 3,359 2, % Chingford and Woodford Green 3,589 2, % Chipping Barnet 4,001 3, % Chorley 4,122 3, % Christchurch 2,612 2, % Cities of London and Westminster 3,314 2, % City of Chester 3,332 2, % City of Durham 2,794 2, % City of York 3,812 2, % Cleethorpes 3,289 2, % Colchester 4,623 3, % Colne Valley 4,194 3, % Congleton 3,283 2, % Copeland 2,555 1, % Cor 4,248 3,224 1, % Cotswold 2,998 2, % Coventry North East 5,431 3,714 1, % Coventry North West 4,097 3,044 1, % Coventry South 3,858 2,728 1, % Crawley 4,576 3,575 1, % Crewe and Nantwich 4,011 3, % Cros 2,184 1, % Croydon Central 5,548 4,121 1, % Croydon North 6,161 4,542 1, % Croydon South 3,945 3, % Dagenham 4,632 3,439 1, % Darlington 3,811 2,745 1, % Dartford 4,364 3, % Daventry 4,917 4, % Denton and Reddish 3,463 2, % Der North 3,778 2, % Der South 5,620 3,982 1, % Devizes 4,844 4, % Dewsbury 4,761 3,229 1, % Doncaster Central 3,708 2,664 1, % Doncaster North 3,741 2,510 1, % Don Valley 3,415 2, % Dover 3,475 2, % Dudley North 3,949 2,805 1, % Dudley South 3,450 2, % Dulwich and West Norwood 5,495 4,215 1, % Ealing, Acton and Shepherd's Bush 5,247 3,762 1, % Ealing North 6,002 4,495 1, %

3 Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies opened Ealing, Southall 6,011 4,563 1, % Easington 3,254 2,222 1, % East Devon 2,521 2, % East Ham 8,016 5,819 2, % East Hampshire 3,595 3, % East Surrey 3,976 3, % East Worthing and Shoreham 3,645 2, % East Yorkshire 3,297 2, % Eastbourne 3,658 2, % Eastleigh 4,051 3, % Eccles 3,900 2,711 1, % Eddisbury 3,764 2, % Edmonton 5,610 4,148 1, % Ellesmere Port and Neston 3,404 2, % Elmet 3,296 2, % Eltham 3,427 2, % Enfield North 5,682 4,391 1, % Enfield, Southgate 3,586 2, % Epping Forest 3,990 3, % Epsom and Ewell 4,123 3, % Erewash 4,025 3, % Erith and Thamesmead 6,183 4,674 1, % Esher and Walton 4,756 3, % Exeter 4,025 3, % Falmouth and Camborne 3,455 2, % Fareham 3,452 2, % Faversham and Mid Kent 3,714 3, % Feltham and Heston 5,595 4,082 1, % Finchley and Golders Green 5,257 4,120 1, % Folkestone and Hythe 3,796 2, % Forest of Dean 3,034 2, % Fylde 2,981 2, % Gainsborough 3,061 2, % Gateshead East and Washington West 2,926 2, % Gedling 3,305 2, % Gillingham 4,206 3, % Gloucester 5,015 3,809 1, % Gosport 3,722 2, % Grantham and Stamford 3,858 3, % Gravesham 4,072 3, % Great Grims 4,076 2,841 1, % Great Yarmouth 3,572 2, % Greenwich and Woolwich 4,954 3,686 1, % Guildford 3,801 3, % Hackney North and Stoke Newington 6,903 4,962 1, % Hackney South and Shoreditch 5,844 4,357 1, % Halesowen and Rowley Regis 3,414 2, % Halifax 4,703 3,308 1, % Haltemprice and Howden 2,725 2, % Halton 3,730 2,548 1, % Hammersmith and Fulham 5,062 3,813 1, % Hampstead and Highgate 4,195 3,106 1, % Harborough 3,562 2, % Harlow 4,073 3, % Harrogate and Knaresborough 3,005 2, % Harrow East 5,061 3,905 1, % Harrow West 4,592 3, % Hartlepool 3,874 2,626 1, % Harwich 3,271 2, % Hastings and Rye 3,748 2, % Havant 3,381 2, % Hayes and Harlington 4,893 3,633 1, % Hazel Grove 2,884 2, % Hemel Hempstead 3,960 3, % Hemsworth 3,467 2, % Hendon 6,019 4,628 1, % Henley 3,606 3, % Hereford 3,472 2, % Hertford and Stortford 4,381 3, % Hertsmere 4,172 3, % Hexham 2,509 2, % Heywood and Middleton 3,757 2,562 1, % High Peak 3,680 2, %

4 Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies opened Hitchin and Harpenden 3,974 3, % Holborn and St. Pancras 4,180 3,124 1, % Hornchurch 2,899 2, % Hornsey and Wood Green 5,243 4,055 1, % Horsham 4,225 3, % Houghton and Washington East 3,638 2,636 1, % Hove 3,813 3, % Huddersfield 3,986 2,897 1, % Huntingdon 4,489 3, % Hyndburn 4,359 3,112 1, % Ilford North 4,348 3,301 1, % Ilford South 6,396 4,577 1, % Ipswich 4,125 3, % Isle of Wight 4,332 3, % Islington North 4,204 3,155 1, % Islington South and Finsbury 3,545 2, % Jarrow 2,896 2, % Keighley 4,383 3,314 1, % Kensington and Chelsea 3,309 2, % Kettering 4,676 3, % Kingston and Surbiton 4,586 3, % Kingston upon Hull East 3,785 2,455 1, % Kingston upon Hull North 4,099 2,654 1, % Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle 3,315 2,278 1, % Kingswood 4,738 3, % Knowsley North and Sefton East 3,787 2,425 1, % Knowsley South 4,057 2,670 1, % Lancaster and Wyre 2,967 2, % Leeds Central 4,433 2,895 1, % Leeds East 4,031 2,746 1, % Leeds North East 3,453 2, % Leeds North West 2,461 1, % Leeds West 3,506 2,458 1, % Leicester East 4,830 3,380 1, % Leicester South 5,418 3,593 1, % Leicester West 4,957 3,307 1, % Leigh 4,099 2,995 1, % Leominster 2,980 2, % Lewes 2,865 2, % Lewisham, Deptford 4,419 3,381 1, % Lewisham East 4,229 3,173 1, % Lewisham West 4,268 3,195 1, % Leyton and Wanstead 4,680 3,285 1, % Lichfield 3,087 2, % Lincoln 3,714 2, % Liverpool, Garston 3,078 2, % Liverpool, Riverside 3,028 1,934 1, % Liverpool, Walton 3,631 2,193 1, % Liverpool, Wavertree 3,331 2,312 1, % Liverpool, West Der 3,793 2,360 1, % Loughborough 3,330 2, % Louth and Horncastle 2,910 2, % Ludlow 2,541 2, % Luton North 5,164 3,760 1, % Luton South 5,655 4,050 1, % Macclesfield 3,205 2, % Maidenhead 3,810 3, % Maidstone and The Weald 3,926 3, % Makerfield 3,728 2, % Maldon and East Chelmsford 3,455 2, % Manchester, Blackley 4,665 2,861 1, % Manchester, Central 4,735 2,936 1, % Manchester, Gorton 4,331 2,827 1, % Manchester, Withington 3,328 2, % Mansfield 3,599 2, % Medway 3,883 2, % Meriden 4,287 3,126 1, % Mid Bedfordshire 4,069 3, % Mid Dorset and North Poole 3,128 2, % Mid Norfolk 3,616 3, % Mid Sussex 3,992 3, % Mid Worcestershire 3,730 2, % Middlesbrough 4,356 2,645 1, %

5 Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies opened Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland 3,754 2,712 1, % Milton Keynes South West 6,007 4,540 1, % Mitcham and Morden 4,803 3,650 1, % Mole Valley 3,376 2, % Morecambe and Lunesdale 3,379 2, % Morley and Rothwell 4,133 3, % New Forest East 3,189 2, % New Forest West 2,435 2, % Newark 3,563 2, % Newbury 4,552 3, % Newcastle upon Tyne Central 2,982 2, % Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend 3,117 2,059 1, % Newcastle upon Tyne North 3,047 2, % Newcastle-under-Lyme 3,118 2, % Normanton 3,082 2, % North Cornwall 3,851 3, % North Devon 3,446 2, % North Dorset 3,316 2, % North Durham 3,227 2, % North East Bedfordshire 4,041 3, % North East Cambridgeshire 4,296 3, % North East Dershire 3,076 2, % North East Hampshire 4,403 3, % North East Hertfordshire 3,993 3, % North East Milton Keynes 5,117 4,040 1, % North Essex 3,070 2, % North Norfolk 2,817 2, % North Shropshire 3,637 3, % North Southwark and Bermondsey 5,078 3,893 1, % North Swindon 4,666 3, % North Thanet 3,722 2, % North Tyneside 3,770 2,734 1, % North Warwickshire 3,725 2, % North West Cambridgeshire 4,736 3, % North West Durham 3,271 2, % North West Hampshire 4,407 3, % North West Leicestershire 3,771 2, % North West Norfolk 3,613 2, % North Wiltshire 4,449 3, % Northampton North 4,557 3,418 1, % Northampton South 5,455 4,422 1, % Northavon 3,912 3, % Norwich North 3,758 3, % Norwich South 3,256 2, % Nottingham East 3,797 2,532 1, % Nottingham North 4,985 3,087 1, % Nottingham South 2,996 2, % Nuneaton 3,877 2, % Old Bexley and Sidcup 3,082 2, % Oldham East and Saddleworth 4,755 3,270 1, % Oldham West and Royton 5,562 3,872 1, % Orpington 4,400 3, % Oxford East 4,531 3,252 1, % Oxford West and Abingdon 3,489 2, % Pendle 4,122 2,895 1, % Penrith and The Border 3,057 2, % Peterborough 5,225 3,660 1, % Plymouth, Devonport 4,459 3,208 1, % Plymouth, Sutton 3,271 2, % Pontefract and Castleford 3,459 2, % Poole 3,217 2, % Poplar and Canning Town 7,903 5,771 2, % Portsmouth North 3,734 2, % Portsmouth South 3,939 2,908 1, % Preston 4,902 3,312 1, % Pudsey 3,392 2, % Putney 3,913 2, % Rayleigh 3,220 2, % Reading East 4,311 3, % Reading West 4,345 3, % Redcar 3,496 2,444 1, % Redditch 3,612 2, % Regent's Park and Kensington North 5,845 4,289 1, %

6 Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies opened Reigate 3,976 3, % Ribble Valley 3,372 2, % Richmond (Yorks) 3,401 2, % Richmond Park 5,163 4,161 1, % Rochdale 5,505 3,742 1, % Rochford and Southend East 4,072 2,974 1, % Romford 3,187 2, % Romsey 3,099 2, % Rossendale and Darwen 3,935 2, % Rother Valley 3,590 2, % Rotherham 3,438 2,319 1, % Rug and Kenilworth 4,268 3, % Ruislip-Northwood 3,337 2, % Runnymede and Weybridge 3,716 3, % Rushcliffe 4,033 3, % Rutland and Melton 3,449 2, % Ryedale 2,775 2, % Saffron Walden 3,952 3, % St. Albans 4,475 3, % St. Helens North 3,460 2, % St. Helens South 3,448 2,377 1, % St. Ives 3,174 2, % Salford 3,289 2,127 1, % Salisbury 4,078 3, % Scarborough and Whit 3,371 2, % Scunthorpe 3,565 2, % Sedgefield 3,480 2, % Sel 3,740 3, % Sevenoaks 3,673 3, % Sheffield, Attercliffe 3,658 2, % Sheffield, Brightside 4,074 2,658 1, % Sheffield Central 3,746 2,525 1, % Sheffield, Hallam 2,403 2, % Sheffield, Heeley 3,288 2, % Sheffield, Hillsborough 3,418 2, % Sherwood 3,592 2, % Shipley 3,666 2, % Shrewsbury and Atcham 3,585 2, % Sittingbourne and Sheppey 4,103 3, % Skipton and Ripon 3,347 2, % Sleaford and North Hykeham 3,759 3, % Slough 6,033 4,405 1, % Solihull 3,417 2, % Somerton and Frome 3,760 3, % South Cambridgeshire 4,046 3, % South Dershire 4,978 3,939 1, % South Dorset 3,136 2, % South East Cambridgeshire 4,729 3, % South East Cornwall 3,493 2, % South Holland and The Deepings 3,403 2, % South Norfolk 3,667 3, % South Ribble 3,660 2, % South Shields 2,841 1, % South Staffordshire 2,754 2, % South Suffolk 3,355 2, % South Swindon 4,028 3, % South Thanet 3,039 2, % South West Bedfordshire 4,323 3, % South West Devon 3,220 2, % South West Hertfordshire 4,157 3, % South West Norfolk 4,223 3, % South West Surrey 4,037 3, % Southampton, Itchen 4,490 3,371 1, % Southampton, Test 3,927 2,913 1, % Southend West 3,198 2, % Southport 3,000 2, % Spelthorne 3,655 2, % Stafford 3,252 2, % Staffordshire Moorlands 2,958 2, % Stalybridge and Hyde 3,780 2,688 1, % Stevenage 4,050 3, % Stockport 3,769 2,684 1, % Stockton North 3,687 2,512 1, %

7 Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies opened Stockton South 3,955 2,945 1, % Stoke-on-Trent Central 3,264 2, % Stoke-on-Trent North 3,662 2, % Stoke-on-Trent South 4,112 3,084 1, % Stone 2,801 2, % Stourbridge 3,224 2, % Stratford-on-Avon 3,989 3, % Streatham 5,595 4,226 1, % Stretford and Urmston 4,185 2,949 1, % Stroud 3,777 3, % Suffolk Coastal 3,031 2, % Sunderland North 2,802 1, % Sunderland South 3,125 2, % Surrey Heath 4,271 3, % Sutton and Cheam 3,431 2, % Sutton Coldfield 3,249 2, % Tamworth 3,946 2, % Tatton 3,022 2, % Taunton 4,092 3, % Teignbridge 3,688 3, % Telford 3,842 2,773 1, % Tewkesbury 3,375 2, % The Wrekin 3,753 2, % Thurrock 6,068 4,663 1, % Tiverton and Honiton 4,097 3, % Tonbridge and Malling 4,012 3, % Tooting 4,473 3,449 1, % Torbay 3,528 2, % Torridge and West Devon 3,605 2, % Totnes 2,951 2, % Tottenham 6,948 5,189 1, % Truro and St. Austell 3,649 2, % Tunbridge Wells 3,907 3, % Twickenham 5,022 4, % Tyne Bridge 3,580 2,370 1, % Tynemouth 3,056 2, % Upminster 2,704 2, % Uxbridge 3,520 2, % Vale of York 3,720 3, % Vauxhall 5,204 3,854 1, % Wakefield 4,092 3, % Wallasey 3,596 2,539 1, % Walsall North 4,368 2,997 1, % Walsall South 4,696 3,096 1, % Walthamstow 5,924 4,235 1, % Wansbeck 3,017 2, % Wansdyke 3,310 2, % Wantage 4,525 3, % Warley 3,975 2,736 1, % Warrington North 3,960 2,938 1, % Warrington South 4,036 3, % Warwick and Leamington 4,357 3, % Watford 4,629 3, % Waveney 3,904 3, % Wealden 3,812 3, % Weaver Vale 3,751 2,749 1, % Wellingborough 4,926 3,890 1, % Wells 3,611 2, % Welwyn Hatfield 3,938 3, % Wentworth 3,340 2, % West Bromwich East 3,735 2,689 1, % West Bromwich West 4,645 3,189 1, % West Chelmsford 4,412 3, % West Dershire 3,123 2, % West Dorset 2,784 2, % West Ham 5,639 4,201 1, % West Lancashire 3,669 2, % West Suffolk 3,826 3, % West Worcestershire 2,656 2, % Westbury 4,301 3, % Westmorland and Lonsdale 2,655 2, % Weston-Super-Mare 4,147 3, % Wigan 3,239 2, %

8 Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies opened Wimbledon 3,941 3, % Winchester 4,176 3, % Windsor 4,334 3, % Wirral South 2,730 2, % Wirral West 2,566 1, % Witney 4,264 3, % Woking 4,512 3, % Wokingham 4,117 3, % Wolverhampton North East 3,642 2,573 1, % Wolverhampton South East 3,383 2,321 1, % Wolverhampton South West 3,435 2, % Woodspring 3,475 2, % Worcester 4,127 3, % Workington 2,794 2, % Worsley 3,733 2,687 1, % Worthing West 3,109 2, % Wycombe 4,839 3,781 1, % Wyre Forest 3,487 2, % Wythenshawe and Sale East 4,591 2,956 1, % Yeovil 3,860 3, %

9 Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies opened Wales Aberavon 2,528 1, % Alyn and Deeside 3,306 2, % Blaenau Gwent 2,565 1, % Brecon and Radnorshire 2,129 1, % Bridgend 3,098 2, % Caernarfon 2,273 1, % Caerphilly 3,884 2, % Cardiff Central 2,357 1, % Cardiff North 2,991 2, % Cardiff South and Penarth 4,334 2,942 1, % Cardiff West 3,662 2,487 1, % Carmarthen East and Dinefwr 2,360 1, % Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire 2,610 2, % Ceredigion 2,156 1, % Clwyd South 2,998 2, % Clwyd West 2,407 1, % Conwy 2,359 1, % Cynon Valley 2,630 1, % Delyn 2,606 2, % Gower 2,701 2, % Islwyn 2,729 2, % Llanelli 3,147 2, % Meirionnydd Nant Conwy 1,338 1, % Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney 2,932 2, % Monmouth 2,655 2, % Montgomeryshire 2,231 1, % Neath 2,714 1, % Newport East 3,232 2, % Newport West 3,429 2, % Ogmore 2,994 2, % Pontypridd 3,739 2, % Preseli Pembrokeshire 2,686 2, % Rhondda 2,869 1, % Swansea East 3,409 2,320 1, % Swansea West 2,398 1, % Torfaen 3,318 2, % Vale of Clwyd 2,690 2, % Vale of Glamorgan 3,799 2, % Wrexham 2,771 2, % Ynys Mon 2,465 1, % Northern Ireland Belfast East 2,896 1, % Belfast North 3,716 2,172 1, % Belfast South 3,025 2, % Belfast West 4,115 2,073 2, % East Antrim 3,704 2,699 1, % East Londonderry 3,799 2,676 1, % Fermanagh & South Tyrone 4,293 3,159 1, % Foyle 5,073 2,879 2, % Lagan Valley 4,840 3,599 1, % Mid Ulster 4,687 3,281 1, % Newry & Armagh 5,123 3,648 1, % North Antrim 4,795 3,474 1, % North Down 3,378 2, % South Antrim 4,836 3,500 1, % South Down 5,395 3,748 1, % Strangford 4,248 3,105 1, % Upper Bann 5,282 3,770 1, % West Tyrone 4,085 2,815 1, %

10 Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies opened Scotland Aberdeen North 3,020 2,014 1, % Aberdeen South 2,545 1, % Airdrie and Shotts 3,390 2,034 1, % Angus 2,970 2, % Argyll & Bute 2,828 2, % Ayr, Carrick & Cumnock 3,226 2, % Banff & Buchan 3,055 2, % Berwickshire, Roxburgh & Selkirk 3,125 2, % Caithness, Sutherland & Easter Ross 2,092 1, % Central Ayrshire 3,056 2, % Coatbridge, Chryston & Bellshill 4,012 2,628 1, % Cumbernauld, Kilsyth & Kirkintilloch East 3,536 2,405 1, % Dumfries & Galloway 3,165 2, % Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale & Tweeddale 3,042 2, % Dundee East 3,266 2, % Dundee West 2,887 1, % Dunfermline & West Fife 3,930 2,929 1, % East Dunbartonshire 2,724 2, % East Kilbride, Strathaven & Lesmahagow 3,671 2,603 1, % East Lothian 3,775 2, % East Renfrewshire 3,474 2, % Edinburgh East 2,653 1, % Edinburgh North & Leith 2,833 2, % Edinburgh South 2,843 2, % Edinburgh South West 3,084 2, % Edinburgh West 3,189 2, % Falkirk 4,248 3,085 1, % Glasgow Central 2,611 1, % Glasgow East 3,232 1,813 1, % Glasgow North 1,849 1, % Glasgow North East 3,051 1,755 1, % Glasgow North West 2,984 1,840 1, % Glasgow South 3,218 2,085 1, % Glasgow South West 3,410 1,982 1, % Glenrothes 3,483 2,324 1, % Gordon 3,443 2, % Inverclyde 2,998 1,984 1, % Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch & Strathspey 3,516 2, % Kilmarnock & Loudoun 3,535 2,493 1, % Kirkcaldy & Cowdenbeath 3,744 2,616 1, % Lanark & Hamilton East 3,454 2,382 1, % Linlithgow & East Falkirk 4,453 3,092 1, % Livingston 4,872 3,476 1, % Midlothian 3,148 2, % Moray 3,078 2, % Motherwell & Wishaw 3,679 2,363 1, % Na h-eileanan an Iar % North Ayrshire & Arran 3,485 2,338 1, % North East Fife 2,359 1, % Ochil & South Perthshire 3,486 2, % Orkney & Shetland 1,511 1, % Paisley & Renfrewshire North 3,345 2,314 1, % Paisley & Renfrewshire South 3,164 2,132 1, % Perth & North Perthshire 3,217 2, % Ross, Skye & Lochaber 2,215 1, % Rutherglen & Hamilton West 4,212 2,859 1, % Stirling 3,226 2, % West Aberdeenshire & Kincardine 3,409 2, % West Dunbartonshire 3,493 2,186 1, % UK: missing or unknown post code 79,182 62,862 16,320 UK: All 2,550,256 1,931, , % NOTES 1. These numbers do not fall under National Statistics. They are based on an extract from the CTF computer system on 20 September The data used here shows figures for the proportion of expired vouchers that were used parents to open an account. This is consistent with the methodology used since the beginning of the year for national account-opening rates, which are published in a quarterly basis. The

11 Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies opened overall account-opening rate of 75.7% is higher than that reported in the constituency breakdown published in January This is largely because the data in January showed the the numbers of parents as a percentage of vouchers issued, including those yet to expire. Clearly, a proportion of these will subsequently have been used parents to open accounts. In compiling the constituency table published here, we have therefore used data only on children whose voucher had expired, where their parents have had the full twelve months to open an account. 3. The Constituency Data is based on the same population of children as the Detailed Distributional Analysis (DDA), that is to say those born on or. However the cases used in the DDA necessarily exclude those that have not opened an account 5th April 2007, as the analysis is done matching our data with CTF providers returns of that date. As such, it will exclude cases of children born late in the financial year whose parents have not yet used the voucher or, more commonly, where HMRC has not had time to allocate an account when a voucher has expired. Thus the proportion of accounts that were taken up parents in the DDA is slightly higher than the proportion reported here.

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