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Telford and Wrekin Population Profile 2015 Chapter 2: Population and Household Characteristics Telford and Wrekin Population Profile 2015 Chapter 2: Population and Household Characteristics Where available this report presents information broken down by locality areas used in service planning by Telford & Wrekin Council. For more information see Chapter 1. Locality Area Donnington Hadley Hadley Castle Newport Oakengates & St Georges Brookside Dawley Lakeside South Sutton Hill Woodside Arleston Malinslee The Wrekin Newdale Wellington Document Governance Title Telford and Wrekin Population Profile 2015 Purpose/scope To provide a picture of the population and challenges in Telford and Wrekin by locality areas Subject key words Population, demography, health, children and young people, adults, economy Priority n/a Lead author & contact Helen Homer, Chris Hall, Kelly Tarr, Helen Potter details Delivery&[email protected] Date of report February 2015 Version 2.0 Disclaimer Telford & Wrekin Council, while believing the information in this publication to be correct, does not guarantee its accuracy nor does the Council accept any liability for any direct or indirect loss or damage or other consequences, however arising, from the use of such information supplied. For our full Terms and Disclaimer, please see http://www.telford.gov.uk/terms Sign-off status DRAFT Period applicable 2015/16 Distribution/circulation Publically available Produced by Delivery & Planning (01952) 380131 Date: February 2015 Status: Draft Page 2 of 21 www.telford.gov.uk/factsandfigures Telford and Wrekin Population Profile 2015 Chapter 2: Population and Household Characteristics Chapter 2: Population and Household Characteristics The Telford and Wrekin Population Profile 2015 consists of 6 Chapters: 1 - Executive Summary 2 - Population and Household Characteristics 3 - Being Healthy 4 - Staying Safe 5 - Enjoying and Achieving 6 - Economic Wellbeing The contents of this chapter are: Contents 2.1 Population - Aged 0-19 ........................................................................................................ 4 2.2 Population – Working Age ................................................................................................... 5 2.3 Population – Aged over 65 .................................................................................................. 6 2.5 Births and Fertility Rate ....................................................................................................... 7 2.6 Ethnicity - Young People ..................................................................................................... 8 2.7 Ethnicity – Pupil Ethnicity Trends 2010 to 2014 .................................................................. 9 2.8 Ethnicity – All Ages ............................................................................................................ 10 2.9 Ethnicity - Children and Young People from Gypsy and Irish Traveller backgrounds ........ 11 2.10 Length of UK Residency .................................................................................................... 12 2.11 Religion ............................................................................................................................. 13 2.12 Sexual Identity (Estimated Prevalence) ............................................................................. 14 2.13 Household Composition - Households with Dependent Children ...................................... 15 2.14 Household Composition - Lone Parent Households with Dependent Children .................. 16 2.15 Household Composition - Gender of Lone Parent Households ......................................... 17 2.16 Household Composition – Households Aged over 65 ....................................................... 18 2.17 Migration ............................................................................................................................ 19 2.18 Carers – Unpaid carers aged 0-24 .................................................................................... 20 2.19 Carers – Unpaid carers all age .......................................................................................... 21 Produced by Delivery & Planning (01952) 380131 Date: February 2015 Status: Draft Page 3 of 21 www.telford.gov.uk/factsandfigures Telford and Wrekin Population Profile 2015 Chapter 2: Population and Household Characteristics 2.1 Population - Aged 0-19 Table 1: Estimated population aged 0-19 Population Total 0 - 4 5 - 10 11 - 16 17 - 19 aged 0 - 19 Locality Area 0 - 19 % Donnington 1,434 1,678 1,472 799 5,383 26.5% Hadley 1,037 1,000 999 472 3,508 29.5% Newport 743 1,015 1,259 1,103 4,120 22.9% Castle Hadley Oakengates & St Georges 1,425 1,538 1,541 828 5,332 23.8% Area total 4,639 5,231 5,271 3,202 18,343 25.3% Brookside 610 608 561 316 2,095 30.8% Dawley 1,107 1,056 961 505 3,629 25.1% Sutton Hill 724 698 751 364 2,537 23.7% South Woodside 863 927 819 423 3,032 32.0% Lakeside Area total 3,304 3,289 3,092 1,608 11,293 27.3% Arleston 809 966 977 542 3,294 724.8% Malinslee 1,257 1,345 1,242 591 4,435 28.5% Newdale 449 487 408 215 1,559 28.8% Wellington 1,000 1,378 1,583 737 4,698 23.3% The Wrekin Area total 3,515 4,176 4,210 2,085 13,986 25.7% Telford and Wrekin 11,458 12,696 12,573 6,895 43,622 25.9% Source: Office for National Statistics, Small Area Population Estimates, Mid 2013 population estimates for wards Proportion of the population in Telford and What is this data telling us? Wrekin aged 0-15 Lakeside South has the highest proportion of the population aged 0-19 at 27.3%. Six locality areas have a higher proportion of 0-19 year olds than borough wide, with the highest proportion in Woodside where almost a third (32.0%) of the population are children and young people, followed by Brookside at 30.8%. Note: Tables 1 to 3 use Office for National Statistics (ONS) population estimates. Telford & Wrekin Council believe these estimates are low and not reflective of the level of growth in the borough. We use our own model for projecting population which has been used in table 4. Both estimates have been included in this report as our model does not estimate population at locality level. Produced by Delivery & Planning (01952) 380131 Date: February 2015 Status: Draft Page 4 of 21 www.telford.gov.uk/factsandfigures Telford and Wrekin Population Profile 2015 Chapter 2: Population and Household Characteristics 2.2 Population – Working Age Table 2: Estimated working age population Population 16 - 18 18 - 24 25 - 34 35 - 44 45 - 54 55 - 64 aged Locality Area 18 - 64 % Donnington 825 1,671 2,679 2,948 2,795 2,150 60.3% Hadley 501 1,065 1,962 1,722 1,528 1,079 61.9% Newport 790 2,657 1,504 1,955 2,551 2,279 60.7% Castle Hadley Oakengates & St Georges 846 1,934 2,941 3,102 3,453 2,592 62.6% Area total 2,962 7,327 9,086 9,727 10,327 8,100 61.4% Brookside 316 650 970 889 865 764 60.8% Dawley 544 1,301 2,056 2,042 2,154 1,563 63.1% Sutton Hill 402 877 1,311 1,229 1,487 1,439 59.3% South Woodside 425 849 1,213 1,261 1,197 1,050 58.8% Lakeside Area total 1,687 3,677 5,550 5,421 5,703 4,816 60.8% Arleston 559 1,158 1,682 1,729 1,841 1,519 59.7% Malinslee 614 1,438 2,299 2,117 2,085 1,772 62.3% Newdale 225 502 885 906 770 527 66.3% Wellington 792 1,528 1,906 2,652 3,483 2,575 60.2% The Wrekin Area total 2,190 4,626 6,772 7,404 8,179 6,393 61.3% Telford & Wrekin 6,839 15,630 21,408 22,552 24,209 19,309 61.2% Source: Office for National Statistics, Small Area Population Estimates, Mid 2013 population estimates for wards Proportion of the population in Telford and Wrekin aged 16 – 64 What is this data telling us? Hadley Castle has the highest proportion of the population aged 18- 64 at 61.4%. Five locality areas have a higher proportion of 18-64 year olds than borough wide, with the highest proportion in Newdale where two- thirds (66.3%) of the population are working age adults. Note: Please see the note on Page 4 regarding population estimates in Telford and Wrekin. Produced by Delivery & Planning (01952) 380131 Date: February 2015 Status: Draft Page 5 of 21 www.telford.gov.uk/factsandfigures Telford and Wrekin Population Profile 2015 Chapter 2: Population and Household Characteristics 2.3 Population – Aged over 65 Table 3: Estimated population aged over 65 population 65 - 74 75 - 84 85+ All Ages Locality Area aged 65+ % Donnington 1,922 950 298 20,287 15.6% Hadley 770 403 151 11,875 11.1% Newport 2,160 1,174 478 18,022 21.2% Castle Hadley Oakengates & St Georges 2,057 1,113 419 22,391 16.0% Area total 6,909 3,640 1,346 72,575 16.4% Brookside 542 188 60 6,809 11.6% Dawley 1,179 648 214 14,451 14.1% Sutton Hill 1,243 630 201 10,695 19.4% South Woodside 745 315 77 9,469 12.0% Lakeside Area total 3,709 1,781 552 41,424 14.6% Arleston 1,274 790 345 13,287 18.1% Malinslee 1,148 563 138 15,583 11.9% Newdale 273 112 27 5,417 7.6% The Wrekin Wellington 2,218 1,207 359 20,166 18.8% Area total 4,913 2,672 869 54,453 15.5% Telford and Wrekin 15,531 8,093 2,767 168,452 15.7% Source: Office for National Statistics, Small Area Population Estimates, Mid 2013 population estimates for wards Proportion of the population in Telford and What is this data telling us? 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