Cherwell District Summary District Summary Published June 2021 June Published Cherwell 2021 Cherwell District Summary 2     thehighlighted in JSNA Oxfordshire2021 report: report is This a summary for Cherwell District and followingincludes the areas key IntroductiontoDistrict Summary the forCherwell     Other resourcesOther include: Public Health England health 2021summary Historical and projected population change Historical unemployment and furlough figures. Clinically extremely vulnerable people. Number of deaths due to causesall and COVID Indices of Multiple Deprivation 2019 A district inequalities summary (tartanrug) Key health and wellbeing facts and figures 2021 JSNA Bitesize Community Health and Wellbeing Profiles Health Needs Assessments JSNA Inequalities dashboard JSNA Oxfordshire2021 report - 19 related. WEB: EMAIL: insight.oxfordshire.gov.uk/jsna [email protected] Cherwell District Summary     Summary Executive      Health Health Summary increasing from149,100 in 2018 to174,200 by 2028 (+25,100, +17%). Population Forecast Population and and has remained high since May 2020 (3,955 claims). Unemployment as Clinically Extremely Vulnerable (CEV) inCherwell District. Clinically Extremely Vulnerable COVID 1,455, an increase of 20% compared to the same periodin 2019. causes) in the 12 months between January 2020 and December 2020 in Cherwell was Total Deaths Banbury Grismbury &Hightown and Banbury Ruscote. (Lower Layer Super Output Areas) are located in parts of Banbury Cross & Neithrop, English of Indices Multiple Deprivation MSOAs have no indicators significantly better than England benchmark. Oxfordshire orEngland are in Banbury. Banbury Grimsbury, Neithrop and Ruscote Inequalities Summary Admissions for injuries under 5, under 15s and in 15 - 19 Deaths - In In mid - The total number of registereddeaths (including COVID - - Unemployment in Cherwell increased during the COVID - Indicators that are significantly worse than average are: - There were approximately 140 deaths in Cherwell in 2020. 2019 there were 150,500 residentsin the Cherwell district. - The housing - In In Cherwell, MSOAs with the most indicators worse than - - There were 5,011 people who have been identified led forecasts show the population of Cherwell – In In Cherwell, the 20% most deprivedLSOAs - 24 years olds. - 19 and other - 19 pandemic Cherwell District Summary 4 Source: Source:    PopulationDistrict Cherwell   ONS mid 85+ in the Cherwell district. 85+ the Cherwell in district. were There 3,750 people aged Cherwell inthe district. residents mid In 40 decrease aged the population in aged 15 decrease slight the population in older population aged 50+, a was There increase an the in 2019. compares 2009 and band and females males 5 and by shows The population pyramid England (+8%). (+7.8%) and below in just the rate Oxfordshire population increased +7.2%, by 2019 Between the 2009 and - 44. - - 2019 2019 there were 150,500 2019 population estimates released June 2020 - 29 29 a more and apparent - year year age Historical Historical population change 2009 to 2019 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75-79 80-84 85+ 0-4 5-9 6,000 4,000 Females 2009 2,000 Females 2019 0 Males 2009 2,000 Males 2019 4,000 6,000 Cherwell District Summary 5 Cherwell District PopulationDistrict Cherwell Forecast    sitessouth eastwest in andsouth Bicester. at Gravenand BanksideBanbury in and Hill developmentsWay Salt of south at and areathe Bicester and area major with Banbury increasespopulationsof the the in Thereare expectedtosignificant be +17%). (+25,100, to2018 by 174,200in149,100 2028 increasingof Cherwellfrompopulation housing The Source: Source: predicted. thereas growthdecline islimited housing Kidlingtonisexpected slight tosee a fromto 52,300 (+28%). 66,800 surroundingarea isexpected to grow of Bicester populationThe the and fromto 62,700 (+18%). 74,100 surroundingarea isexpected to grow the and of Banbury populationThe Oxfordshire Housing - led forecastsled the show - led Population Forecasts (interim) 2018 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 80,000 100,000 120,000 140,000 160,000 180,000 200,000 20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000 - 0 2028 2018 0 2018 Kidlington Other AreasOther 2020 2020 Cherwell Cherwell by broad age 2022 2022 - settlements 2024 2024 2026 2026 2028 2028 Bicester Banbury 0-17 age 18-64 age 65+ age Cherwell District Summary 6 Source: Source:  2) (1 of District Summary forCherwell Health   Local Local Health are half of the indicators shows that more than profilefor Cherwell England local health The Public Health prostate cancer (SAR). and incidence of of breast cancer (SAR) worse scored significantly Other indicators that years olds. under 15s and in 15 for injuries under 5, average are: Admissions significantly Indicators that are average. than the national similar were: incidence - Public Public Health England or worse better than than - 24 Cherwell District Summary 7 Source: Source:  (2 of2) District Summary forHealthCherwell Local Local Health For the second section indicators. average in all the than the national or significantly different Districtscored summary, Cherwell of the health significantly better - Public Public Health England not Cherwell District Summary 8 Cherwell District health and wellbeing facts and figures 2021 figures facts and wellbeing and health District Cherwell http://insight. PRE END OF LIFE - BIRTH 15 % suicide(3years) Alcohol Alcohol hospital with Chlamydia with Apprenticeship - Deaths from Deathsfrom aged 40 aged admissions admissions 24s diagnosed 19.0% oxfordshire Died at vacancies home smoking at at birth smoking 337 209 38 12 Mothers - 7.1% 64 expectancy female life life female Average 84.0 .gov.uk/cms/joint WORKING Under 18s hospital Under cancer alcohol alcohol (3 years) coronary coronary heart admissions for for admissions Deaths from Deathsfrom AGE Adults with with Adults 4,457 disease 1,023 (3 years) 35 expectancy BIRTH male life male life Average 81.2 house price house £335,423 Average Adults with long with Adults term illness term or conceptions diagnosed with with diagnosed - Under 18 Under strategic disability depression Adults with with Adults 20 Babies dementia 1,791 18,093 born 22 Adults 1,257 ,100 - needs - female salary female Deaths from Deathsfrom drug misuse drug Not in education, in Not population Average employment or or employment £30,323 150,500 People had a hadPeople Cherwell (3 years) Adults are Adults physically physically - stroke 3,168 11 training 2.9% assessment assessment 71.3 active % New SexuallyNew Transmitted Transmitted obstructive pulmonary obstructive Infections admissions due admissions Adults haveAdults chronic 629 Hospital Hospital YEARS EARLY EARLY to falls to male male salary 790 SECONDARY SECONDARY £38,347 Average disease 2,550 SCHOOL Victims domestic domestic 2,010 abuse low income families income low Children living in living Children overweight or or obese overweight of of PEOPLE Year 6 children Year 6 OLDER OLDER unemployed overweight or or overweight Adults are Adults 11 3,810 % 59.4 Adults 320 obese Households in Households fuel poverty fuel % 4,498 Icons designed by Freepik from Flaticon from byIcons Freepikdesigned 13,354 Unpaid carers Killed or or seriously Killed injured on roads on injured overweight or or obese overweight Reception childrenReception PRIMARY PRIMARY Adults with with Adults SCHOOL smoke 13,788 Adults diabetes 72 7,971 165 Updated2021 Cherwell District Summary 9 For more For more information, see the    summary inequalities Cherwell years (5). years injury for admissions 0 ages admissions hospital Emergency (7), causes all for admissions hospital worse MSOAs most the with indicators The KidlingtonEast and Heyfords; & Fringford Deddington; Bodicote; average: than Adderbury,& Bloxham indicators no have MSOAs Cherwell nineteen the of Four benchmark. significantly indicators no have MSOAs Grimsbury, Ruscoteand Neithrop Banbury. in are England Banbury indicators most the with MSOAs Cherwell, In - than average are: Emergency Emergency are: average than 4 years (5), and Hospital Hospital and (5), 4 years worse better than Oxfordshire or Oxfordshire than JSNA Inequalities dashboard than England England than - ages 15 ages worse - 24 - 10 Cherwell District Summary Mapped Mapped by Data District Analysis service Source:   level at national2019 DeprivationIndexof Multiple  Indices Indices Multiple of Deprivation 2019 most deprived and 317 is is 317 most deprived least and 317 – deprived more relatively became Cherwell and 2019, Between 2015 more deprived. more that overallCherwell is relatively which means to6in 2019 in 2015 fromincreased 4 have Cherwell in areas 20% most deprived the of amount LSOAsamongst The Hightown andBanbury Ruscote. Grismbury Neithrop, Banbury & in parts of Cross Banbury & Super Output are locatedAreas) deprived LSOAs (Lower Layer 20% map shows most the thatThe deprived. from being frombeing 249 local authorities, th to 220 where 1 is 1 is where th outof with our EXPLORE interactive interactive deprivation dashboard the data for districts and small areas and and they are where, grouped according how todeprived decile bar aboveThe LSOAsshows 10 is is least 10 deprived 1 is most is 1 deprived . 11 Cherwell District Summary Mapped Mapped by Data District Analysis service Source:   withinIMD Cherwell Ranking  Indices Indices Multiple of Deprivation 2019 each other.each Cherwell towithin compare map shows This how LSOAs the areas in Cherwell. inCherwell. areas mostdeprived the 20% within & Otmoore Launtonare and Bicester West, Kidlington East, Bicester South & Ambrosden, Ruscote,Neithrop, Banbury Parts ofBanbury Cross & Banbury and Ruscote. Grimsby Banbury & Hightown Banbury Cross & Neithrop, are parts in Cherwell of most within 10% deprived score that within Areas the with our EXPLORE interactive interactive deprivation dashboard the data for districts and small areas and and they are where, grouped according how todeprived decile bar aboveThe LSOAsshows 10 is is least 10 deprived 1 is most is 1 deprived . 12 Cherwell District Summary Sources: Sources:   Income Deprivation Index2019 Affecting Children  (IDACI) (IDACI) is proportionthe of Affecting Children Index DeprivationIncome The the 10% LSOAs. 10% least the deprived Deddington and are allwithin Cropredy, Sibfords & Wroxton, Bloxham and Bodicote, located inparts of Adderbury, least are deprived areas The country. most deprived LSOAs inthe 20% and within both 10% are parts ofBanbury Ruscote and IDACI in in were the Cherwell most deprived onareas The families. deprived income children age0 Indices Indices Multipleof Deprivation 2019Explorer Joint Joint Strategic Needs 2021Assessment - 15 living in 15 / with our EXPLORE interactive interactive deprivation dashboard the data for districts and small areas and and they are where, grouped according how todeprived decile bar aboveThe LSOAsshows 10 is is least 10 deprived 1 is most is 1 deprived . 13 Cherwell District Summary Sources: Sources:  Income Deprivation AffectingOlderPeople Index2019   those age 60 or over who (IDAOPI) is proportion the of Affecting Older People Index The Income Deprivation deprivedLSOAs. are amongst the 10% least & Heyfords and BicesterWest parts of Deddington, Fringford The least deprivedareas are in deprivedareas. Neithrop in the 20% most Ruscote and Banbury Cross & deprivedareas and Banbury Hightown in the 10% most parts of Banbury Grimsbury & the IDAOPI in Cherwell are in The most deprivedareas on deprivation. experience income Indices Indices Multipleof Deprivation 2019Explorer Joint Joint Strategic Needs 2021Assessment / with our EXPLORE interactive interactive deprivation dashboard the data for districts and small areas and and they are where, grouped according how todeprived decile bar aboveThe LSOAsshows 10 is is least 10 deprived 1 is most is 1 deprived . Cherwell District Summary 14 Coronavirus (COVID Coronavirus statistics - 19) 14 15 Cherwell District Summary Sources: Sources:   Totalin Cherwell deaths monthly  Number of total monthly deaths 175 200 225 250 100 125 150 25 50 75 the same same theperiod in 2019. of an increase compared 20% to was 1,455, inCherwell 2020 December and 2020 (including deaths COVID According toOffice the for National Statistics, of thetotalregistered number Cherwell. in deaths registered 438 were there to2021, 2021 MarchIn theperiod ofJanuary inMay2020. decrease in was a peak indeaths there In 2020, followeddeaths), (223 by April 2020 a 43% 0 Deaths Deaths registered monthly in England and Wales 187 Jan Feb 148 103 Mar Total monthly deaths Cherwell(2006in 223 Apr - 19 and other causes) in the 12 months between January months between 12 and causes) in the 19 other May Jun Month Jul Aug - Sep 2021) Oct Nov Dec 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 16 Cherwell District Summary Sources: Sources: COVID    hospital or as homecare a place of death. ofmajority involvingThe deaths COVID COVID involving According to Office deaths the registered ofNational 139 Statistics,were there in Oxfordshire. population, the highest second of cases to districts 100,000 per of arate 3,275 confirmed cases of 4,929 were COVID there In 2020, ONS - Death Death registrations and occurrences by local authority and health board - 19 deaths in Cherwell deaths19 Registered deaths byweek of occurrence, Cherwell district, 2020 - 19 in Cherwell in 2020. in in2020. 19 Cherwell - 19 in Cherwell were registered with registered with inCherwell 19 were - 19 in Cherwell, inCherwell, 19 equivalent 17 Cherwell District Summary estimates. NHS list of categories of people athigh risk(clinically extremely vulnerable Oxfordshire County Council, 15   Cherwell in Vulnerablepopulation(CEV) Extremely Clinically  identifiedas Clinically there were 5,011 people As of 15 MSOAs. MSOAs. Cherwell and Kidlington North South, BicesterWest, North Banbury Ruscote, Bicester Grimsbury, Banbury Easington, are located in Banbury vulnerable areas in Cherwell The map shows that the most per population (3.33%). the second highest rate of CEV Cherwell the isdistrict with Cherwell District. Extremely Vulnerable (CEV) in th February February 2021, th February2021 based on the ONS mid - 2019 population2019 18 Cherwell District Summary More More unemployment data in Oxfordshire is available at: Sources:

Number of claims    in Cherwell Unemployment 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 500 economicallypopulation active inMarch2021. years witharateof 8.8%,followed by those aged25 groupsAge ratesthose Cherwell 16 claimant in aged theare with highest claims). (3,955 May2020 highsince remained increased COVID the inCherwell during Unemployment claims claims has decreased. notyet ofnumber by the and March,claims in January high with started 3,775 2021 ONS 0 - 3,775 CC01 Regional labour market: Claimant Count by unitary and local authority Jan 3,965 Feb 1,455 4,110 Mar Unemployment claims in Unemploymentin claims(2013 Cherwell Apr 3,955 May https://insight.oxfordshire.gov.uk/cms/unemployment Jun Month Jul Aug - Sep 49 years with 49 of5.4% the - 2021) - 19 pandemic and pandemic has 19 Oct Nov - dashboard Dec - 24 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 19 Cherwell District Summary Sources: Sources:     CoronavirusJobRetention schemein Cherwell In In February 2021, furloughed employments in Cherwell made up for 15.5% of the total then decreased by October2020 (7%). The percentage of furloughed employments in Cherwell increased in June 2020 (31%), total eligible employments. In June 2020, Cherwell had 25,300 of jobs furloughed which amounted to 31% of the number number of employments furloughed decrease by 49.8%. Furloughed figures in Cherwell show that fromJune 2020 toFebruary 2021, the eligible employments. HMRC coronavirus coronavirus HMRC (COVID Percentage of employments 10.0% 15.0% 20.0% 25.0% 30.0% 35.0% 0.0% 5.0% May 25.8% - 20 Jun Percentage of employments furloughed in Cherwell in furloughed employments of Percentage 31.0% - 19) statistics - 20 Jul - 20 - Coronavirus RetentionJob Scheme Aug - 20 Sep - 20 Month Oct 7.0% - 20 Nov - 20 Dec - 20 Jan - 21 Feb 15.5% - 21 20 Cherwell District Summary Finding out more outFinding https://insight.oxfordshire.gov.uk/cms/population Oxfordshire County Council population forecasts are published on Oxfordshire Insight www.nomisweb.co.uk fromavailable are population annual survey claimants benefits the and ONS population and populationestimates projections forcounty districts, and Fingertips Public England provides Health indicatorsa wide rangeofhealth and profiles on onavailable latest JSNAThe wellbeing givingand health facts figures and for Oxfordshire is Community Health and and Health WellbeingCommunity Profiles Needs Health Assessments indicatorsInequalities MSOAdashboard JSNAOxfordshire 2021 report Oxfordshire Insight