Census 2001 Parish Profile

Further information on the 2001 Census is available on the National Statistics website at: www.statistcs.gov.uk

POPULATION/HOUSEHOLDS
Population/Households	Total
All people	488
Males	241
Females	247
People living in households	488
People living in communal establishments	-

AGE
Age Structure	Total	Percentage
0-4	30	6.1%
5-15	57	11.7%
16-24	40	8.2%
25-44	146	29.9%
45-64	151	30.9%
65-74	43	8.8%
75 and over	21	4.3%
Mean age of population in the area	39.5	-
Median age of population in the area	41.0	-
All people aged 16 and over in households	401	-

LIVING ARRANGEMENTS
Living Arrangements	Total	Percentage
All people aged 16 and over and living in a couple	278	69.3%

MARITAL STATUS
Marital Status (All people aged 16 and over and living in a couple)	Total	Percentage
Single	98	24.4%
Married	238	59.4%
Divorced or widowed	65	16.2%

HEALTH (1)
Health	Total	Percentage
All people with a limiting long-term illness	69	14.1%
All people whose health is good	351	71.9%
All people providing unpaid care	44	9.0%

ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
Economic Activity (all people aged 16 to 74)	Total	Percentage
All people aged 16 to 74	380	-
Employed	261	68.7%
Unemployed	4	1.1%
Economically inactive	108	28.4%

INDUSTRY
Industry (All people aged 16 to 74 in employment)	Total	Percentage
Extractive and Manufacturing Industries	80	29.9%
Service industries	187	69.8%

QUALIFICATIONS (2)
Qualifications (All people aged 16 to 74)	Total	Percentage
No qualifications/highest qualification level 1/other qualifications/unknown	166	43.7%
Highest qualification at level 2	70	18.4%
Highest qualification at level 3, 4 or 5	144	37.9%

TRAVEL TO WORK (3)
Travel to Work (All peple aged 16 to 74 in emplyment)
Travel to work by public transport	7	2.6%
Travel to work by motorcycle, car or van	197	73.5%
Travel to work by other means or work at home	63	23.5%
Average distance travelled to fixed place of work (km)	22.2

HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION
Household Composition
All Households:	201	-

One Person Household - Pensioner	19	9.5%
One Person Household - Other	30	14.9%

One family and no others:
All pensioner households	15	7.5%
Couple households with no children	55	27.4%
Couple households with dependant children	51	25.4%
Lone parent households with dependant children	4	2.0%
Households with all children non-dependant	18	9.0%

Other households	9	4.5%

HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICS
Household Characteristics
Households with dependant children with no adult in employment	3	1.5%
Households with one or more persons with limiting long-term illness	57	28.4%
Lone parents in part-time employment	3	75.0%
Lone parents in full-time employment	3	75.0%

Households with one family and dependant children amd with the sole use of bath/shower and toilet and central heating	54	98.2%

Households with one family with dependant children and no car or van	0	0.0%
Households with one family with dependant children in owned tenure	48	33.6%
Lone Pensioner and all pensioner one family households with sole use of bath/shower and toilet, and central heating	33	97.1%

CAR OWNERSHIP
Car ownership
Number of cars/vans in the area	343	-
No cars/vans in household	16	8.0%
Households with one car	66	32.8%
Households with two cars	91	45.3%
Households with three or more cars	28	13.9%

Lone pensioner and all pensioner one family households without a car/van	10	29.4%
Lone pensioner and all pensioner one family households in owned tenure	24	70.6%

ETHNICITY (4)
Ethnicity
Ethnic group of Household Reference Person: White	198	98.5%

TYPE
Type
All dwellings	214	-
Household spaces with residents	201	93.9%
Vacant household spaces	11	5.1%
Second residence/holiday accomodation	3	1.4%
Detached house/bungalows	106	49.5%
Semi-detached/terraced houses/bungalow	90	42.1%
Flat maisonette or apartment; or caravan or temporary structure	18	8.4%
Average household size	2.43	-
Average number of rooms per household	6.4	-

AMENITIES (5)
Amenities
Occupancy rating - 1 or less	4	2.0%
Households with central heating and sole use of bath/shower and toilet	194	96.5%
Households with lowest floor level above ground level	8	4.0%

TENURE
Tenure
Households with owner-occupied tenure	168	83.6%
Households with tenure rented from Council (local authority) or Housing Association/Registered Social Landlord	19	9.5%
Households rented from private landlord/letting agency/other tenure	14	7.0%

Definitions

Health (1)

Limiting long-term illness covers any long-term illness, health problems or disability that limits daily activities or work.
General Health refers to health over the 12 months prior to Census day (29th April 2001).
Provision of unpaid care: persons looking after, giving help or support to family members and/or neighbours because of long-term physical or mental ill-health or disability or problems relating to age.

Qualifications (2)

Level 1 = 1+'O'Level passes, 1+ CSE/GSCE, NVQ level 1, Foundation GNVQ
Level 2 = 5+ 'O'level passes, 5+ CSEs (grade 1), 5+ GCSEs (grades A-C), 1+ 'A'levels/'AS'levels, NVQ level 2, intermediate GNVQ
Level 3 = 2+ 'A'levels, 4+'AS'levels, NVQ3 Advanced GNVQ
Level 4/5 = First degree, NVQ 4/5, HNC, Qualified Teacher, Doctor, Dentist, Nurse, Midwife, and Health Visitor

Travel to work (3)

Public transport is defined as underground, metro,light rail, or tram, minibus, or coach (but excludes car-sharing)
Average distance is the distance in kilometres of a straight line between the residence postcode and the workplace postcode

Household Reference Person (4)

Determines a 'head of household' from all members in the household by using a criteria based on economoc activity and age.

Amenities (5)

Occupancy rating is a census measure developed to calculate household overcrowding. It assumes that every household, including one person households requires a minimum of two common rooms. E.g. - 1 implies that there is one room too few.

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