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Basic Facts About Three Rivers Broken Down by Ward Basic facts about Three Rivers broken down by Ward Written by LGA Research from Local Government Association Page 1 of 17 Local Government Association Basic facts about Three Rivers broken down by Ward This report provides a summary of the latest available information on the demographic and socio-economic make-up of the 13 wards in Three Rivers. It looks at the population structure and provides information on the economic, housing and educational achievement of each ward. This sample report is one of a series of reports available from the Local Government Association’s LG Inform Plus service. Other free reports include demographic and economic profiles of individual wards and health and wellbeing profiles which enable a side by side comparison of all ward(s) in Three Rivers. With a subscription to LG Inform Plus there are many more reports about your area available to you. You can also see detailed maps, charts, tables and reports about any of nearly 1500 metric types from the LG Inform Plus database showing information about as the population, health, economy and facilities in your area (and much more). A subscription also allows you to create your own tables, charts and maps for ward(s) and other areas within your authority's boundary, or build a custom area report using the full set of national and local data stored in our database, as well as giving you access to many other useful tools. To find out more about our service please telephone 020 7664 3001 or email: [email protected]. Page 2 of 17 Local Government Association Geography and population Here is a breakdown of Three Rivers giving the area, population size and gender split of each ward. The total area of Three Rivers district is 8,882.41 hectares. The ward with the largest area is Chorleywood North & Sarratt, representing 29.96% of the total area of all Wards in the district. The most densely populated ward is Durrants with 45.73 persons per hectare, the least densely populated ward is Chorleywood North & Sarratt with 2.63 persons per hectare. Page 3 of 17 Local Government Association Page 4 of 17 Local Government Association The total resident population of Three Rivers in 2017 was 92,641. By 2039 the population in Three Rivers is projected to be 110,661. The ward with the largest population is Chorleywood South & Maple Cross, representing 8.60% of the total population of all wards in Three Rivers. To tal Ge o graph i cal area, land To tal fe male To tal male pop u la‐ only mea sure ments pop u la tion pop u la tion tion To tal Ge o graph2 i c0a1l6 area, land 2017 To ta2l0 f1e7 male To t2a0l 1m7ale pop u la‐ only mea sure ments pop u la tion pop u la tion Hectares Petioo pnle Peo ple Peo ple Moor Park & East‐ 2016 2017 2017 2017 797.26 6,274 3,100 3,174 bury Hectares Peo ple Peo ple Peo ple Dick in sons 345.84 6,497 3,320 3,177 Ab bots Lan g ley & 730.89 6,517 3,286 3,231 Bed mond Carpen ders Park 273.60 6,736 3,492 3,244 Gade Val ley 726.64 6,892 3,438 3,454 Chor ley wood North 2,660.87 6,991 3,661 3,330 & Sar ratt Dur rants 155.01 7,071 3,692 3,379 Penn & Mill End 216.72 7,076 3,625 3,451 Ox hey Hall & Hayling 340.14 7,350 3,701 3,649 Rick mansworth Town 753.06 7,548 3,847 3,701 South Ox hey 201.89 7,832 4,124 3,708 Leaves den 396.16 7,889 4,076 3,813 Chor ley wood South 1,283.26 7,968 4,139 3,829 & Maple Cross NOTE: Mid-year population figures at Ward level have not yet been published for 2017. Age This table gives a broad age breakdown by ward in Three Rivers. South Oxhey ward has the highest proportion of the population who are in the 0-15 age group, which represents 9.09% of the total population within the ward. Chorleywood North & Sarratt ward has the highest number of people aged 65 and over representing 10.71% of the total population of the Ward. Pop u la tion Pop u la tion aged Pop u la tion aged 65 and aged 0-15 16-64 over (count) 2017 2017 2017 Peo ple Peo ple Peo ple Ab bots Lan g ley & Bed‐ 1,169 3,860 1,488 mond Page 5 of 17 Local Government Association Pop u la tion Pop u la tion aged Pop u la tion aged 65 and aged 0-15 16-64 over (count) 2017 2017 2017 Peo ple Peo ple Peo ple Carpen ders Park 1,154 3,959 1,623 Chor ley wood North & Sar‐ 1,171 4,052 1,768 ratt Chor ley wood South & 1,756 4,736 1,476 Maple Cross Dick in sons 1,351 3,974 1,172 Dur rants 1,555 4,193 1,323 Gade Val ley 1,477 4,465 950 Leaves den 1,783 5,106 1,000 Moor Park & East bury 1,019 3,906 1,349 Ox hey Hall & Hayling 1,652 4,615 1,083 Penn & Mill End 1,601 4,374 1,101 Rick mansworth Town 1,286 4,620 1,642 South Ox hey 1,872 5,070 890 Page 6 of 17 Local Government Association Page 7 of 17 Local Government Association This map shows numbers of households with dependent children for all Wards in Three Rivers. South Oxhey is the ward with the highest number of households (1,108) with dependent children in the district and Moor Park & Eastbury is the ward with the lowest number of households with dependent children (633). Ethnicity Page 8 of 17 Local Government Association This table shows the ethnic mix of each ward in Three Rivers. Moor Park & Eastbury ward has the highest number of Asian / Asian British residents in the ward. South Oxhey ward has the highest number of Black / African / Caribbean /Black British residents in Three Rivers. Res i‐ Res i dents who Res i dents Res i dents who are Res i dents dents are Mixed/ mul ti‐ who are Black/ African/ who are who are ple eth nic Asian/ Asian Caribbean/ Black Other eth nic White groups British British group 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 Peo ple Peo ple Peo ple Peo ple Peo ple Res i‐ Res i dents who Res i dents Res i dents who are Res i dents Ab bots dents are Mixed/ mul ti‐ who are Black/ African/ who are Lan g ley & wh6o, 0a3re8 ple eth nic 123 Asian/ Asi1a6n1 Caribbean/ Black87 Other eth n2ic1 Bed mond White groups British British group Carpen ders 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 5,346 125 826 177 58 Park Peo ple Peo ple Peo ple Peo ple Peo ple Chor ley‐ wood North 5,532 145 952 61 37 & Sar ratt Chor ley‐ wood South & 7,125 171 354 50 15 Maple Cross Dick in sons 5,334 153 506 70 25 Dur rants 6,041 92 282 44 15 Gade Val ley 5,979 182 227 148 21 Leaves den 5,631 169 537 216 34 Moor Park 3,220 127 2,341 69 47 & East bury Ox hey Hall 6,195 172 453 173 36 & Hayling Penn & Mill 6,258 163 403 99 33 End Rick‐ mansworth 6,222 185 584 72 49 Town South Ox‐ 6,373 195 367 344 27 hey Page 9 of 17 Local Government Association Housing In 2011 there were 35,108 households in Three Rivers and this chart shows the households of each ward in Three Rivers broken down by tenure. South Oxhey ward has 521 households rented from the council, which is the highest number for any ward in Three Rivers. South Oxhey ward has 784 households of other types of social renting, which is the highest number for any ward in Three Rivers. NOTE: If the district you are reporting on has more than 30 wards the chart will show the 30 with the highest total number of households. Page 10 of 17 Local Government Association Employment The Overall employment rate (working-age) in Three Rivers was 76.7% in 2018 Q2 (12 months ending) compared to 79.4% in Hertfordshire and 78.2% in East of England. South Oxhey ward has the highest percentage of residents in Three Rivers who are claiming unemployment benefit. The bar chart below shows the percentage claiming unemployment benefit for each ward in Three Rivers against the average for the district. NOTE: If the district contains more than 30 wards the report will show the 30 with the highest percentage of claimants aged 16+. Education Page 11 of 17 Local Government Association The 2011 Census recorded the educational achievement of residents; this chart shows the proportion of residents split by each ward reporting to have no qualifications. South Oxhey ward has the highest percentage of residents in Three Rivers who have no qualifications (27.92%) compared to 17.60% for Three Rivers as a whole. NOTE: If the district in your report has more than 30 wards the chart will show the first 30 in alphabetical order of name. Page 12 of 17 Local Government Association Health This chart shows the general health of residents by each ward in Three Rivers, as self- reported in the last Census.
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