Population: The population of Easterhouse has reduced significantly over the years and in 2011 it is reported to have a population of 8,923 (GCPH 2011) compared to a population of 56,843 in the early 1960’s (McMaster 2004).
It is estimated that on average the life expectancy in Easterhouse is lower than the national average. With women, living eight years longer than men, their average age peaking at 78. These statistics have risen in recent years, however still remains slightly lower than the rest of Glasgows population (Understanding Glasgow 2012).
Glasgow is seen as one of the most diverse and multicultural cities within Scotland with the ethnic minority groups accounting for 12% of the overall population. However, in Easterhouse the population
It is estimated that on average the life expectancy in Easterhouse is lower than the national average. With women, living eight years longer than men, their average age peaking at 78. These statistics have risen in recent years, however still remains slightly lower than the rest of Glasgows population (Understanding Glasgow 2012).
Glasgow is seen as one of the most diverse and multicultural cities within Scotland with the ethnic minority groups accounting for 12% of the overall population. However, in Easterhouse the population