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South Northamptonshire South Northamptonshire Census 2001 and Access to Services Focus on Rural Areas South Northamptonshire is in the East Midlands Government Office Region 1 Map of the Government Office Region showing Authority boundaries and shaded by Output Area according to the urban / rural definition. - 2 - Population In South Northamptonshire 82.8% of people live in rural areas, compared with 29.5% in the Government Office Region. Within the rural areas all people live in less sparse areas South Northamptonshire East Midlands Male Female Total Male Female Total Urban 6,845 6,755 13,600 1,438,338 1,501,642 2,939,980 Rural 32,649 33,044 65,693 610,520 621,674 1,232,194 Less Sparse 32,649 33,044 65,693 591,557 602,714 1,194,271 Town 16,695 17,077 33,772 313,742 325,980 639,722 Village 14,354 14,441 28,795 226,340 225,528 451,868 Dispersed 1,600 1,526 3,126 51,475 51,206 102,681 Sparse - - - 18,963 18,960 37,923 Town - - - 3,727 4,030 7,757 Village - - - 10,726 10,461 21,187 Dispersed - - - 4,510 4,469 8,979 Total 39,494 39,799 79,293 2,048,858 2,123,316 4,172,174 Percentage rural 82.7 83.0 82.8 29.8 29.3 29.5 Source table from the Census: UV03 Gender Proportion of the population of the Authority living in rural towns, villages and dispersed areas compared with the Government Office Region and England. South Northamptonshire East Midlands England Dispersed Village Rural type Town 0 102030405060 Percentage Source table from the Census: UV03 Gender 3 Age In South Northamptonshire 10.1% of the population live in rural areas and are under 10 years old. 20.8% of the Authority's population live in rural areas and are under 19 years of age. 8.5% are aged 70 or over and live in rural areas. Total population within the Authority, broken down by age. Total Totals Rural breakdown Towns Villages Dispersed Age % Rural Urban Rural Less Less Less Sparse Sparse Sparse sparse sparse sparse Under 10 10,163 2,167 7,996 4,121 - 3,564 - 311 - 78.7 10 to 19 10,309 1,795 8,514 4,678 - 3,413 - 423 - 82.6 20 to 29 7,134 1,609 5,525 3,066 - 2,195 - 264 - 77.4 30 to 39 12,745 2,833 9,912 5,062 - 4,436 - 414 - 77.8 40 to 49 12,467 2,008 10,459 5,335 - 4,609 - 515 - 83.9 50 to 59 11,907 1,410 10,497 5,225 - 4,738 - 534 - 88.2 60 to 69 6,922 748 6,174 2,951 - 2,880 - 343 - 89.2 70 to 79 4,983 635 4,348 2,214 - 1,913 - 221 - 87.3 80 to 89 2,378 322 2,056 1,022 - 935 - 99 - 86.5 90 and over 452 77 375 209 - 142 - 24 - 83.0 79,460 13,604 65,856 33,883 - 28,825 - 3,148 - 82.9 Source table from the Census: UV04 Age Age of the population in urban/rural parts of the Authority and totals for the Government Office Region. 1600 70000 1400 60000 1200 50000 1000 40000 800 30000 Authority 600 20000 400 Number of people in the 200 10000 Number of people in the GOR 0 0 Under 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 1 Age and over Rural South Northamptonshire Urban South Northamptonshire East Midlands Source table from the Census: UV04 Age 4 Proportion of children under 5 split by the urban rural definition, for the Authority and the Government Office Region Authority: Government Office Region: South Northamptonshire East Midlands Number of under 5's: 4,800 Number of under 5's: 238,900 Urban Less Sparse Rural Town Less Sparse Rural Village Less Sparse Rural Dispersed Sparse Rural Town Sparse Rural Village Sparse Rural Dispersed Source table from the Census: UV04 Age 5 Marital Status The ‘Marital Status’ table (UV07) classifies all people (i.e. from babies upwards) according to their marital status. To create the following table it has been assumed that all people aged under 16 would be in the “single – never married” category. All people under 16 years of age have been deducted from the original “single – never married” figures on the marital status to estimated figures on the marital status of people aged 16 or over. Estimated number of people in the Authority and Government Office Region aged 16 or over, by marital status Single Married (first Re-married Separated Divorced Widowed (never marriage) (but still legally married) married) South Northamptonshire Urban 2,576 4,859 1,042 249 897 580 Rural 11,364 26,971 5,109 1,050 3,847 3,837 Less Sparse 11,364 26,971 5,109 1,050 3,847 3,837 Town 5,953 13,566 2,480 542 2,077 2,006 Village 4,818 12,095 2,373 461 1,607 1,650 Dispersed 593 1,310 256 47 163 181 Sparse --- --- Town --- --- Village --- --- Dispersed --- --- Total 13,940 31,830 6,151 1,299 4,744 4,417 East Midlands Urban 704,407 1,004,965 179,179 57,445 197,626 197,722 Rural 219,833 501,466 96,845 20,080 74,434 81,368 Total 924,240 1,506,431 276,024 77,525 272,060 279,090 Source tables from the Census: UV04 Age and UV07 Marital Status Estimated proportions of people aged 16 or over in rural parts of the Authority, by marital status. 7% Single (never 7% 22% married) 2% Married (first marriage) 10% Re-married Separated (but still legally married) Divorced Widowed 52% Source tables from the Census: UV04 Age and UV07 Marital Status 6 Household composition In South Northamptonshire 83.2% of households are in rural areas. 23.4% of rural households are single person households. 6.4% of rural households are lone parent family households. Number of households, by composition of the household Urban Rural % rural Total Total Less sparse Sparse Town Village Dispersed Town Village Dispersed Total number of households 5,312 26,396 13,563 11,629 1,204 - - - 83.2 One person household 1,244 6,182 3,221 2,714 247 - - - 83.2 pensioner 514 3,312 1,772 1,419 121 - - - 86.6 other 730 2,870 1,449 1,295 126 - - - 79.7 All pensioner family 334 2,522 1,270 1,128 124 - - - 88.3 Married couple family 2,510 12,837 6,425 5,798 614 - - - 83.6 no children 829 4,899 2,325 2,336 238 - - - 85.5 with one dependent child 475 2,055 1,069 899 87 - - - 81.2 with two or more dependent children 954 3,992 2,032 1,772 188 - - - 80.7 all children non-dependent 252 1,891 999 791 101 - - - 88.2 Cohabiting couple family 597 2,093 1,083 924 86 - - - 77.8 no children 399 1,281 627 598 56 - - - 76.3 with one dependent child 95 331 173 140 18 - - - 77.7 two or more dependent children 85 406 244 153 9 - - - 82.7 all children non-dependent 18 75 39 33 3 - - - 80.6 Lone parent family 395 1,689 967 653 69 - - - 81.0 with one dependent child 114 495 296 184 15 - - - 81.3 with two or more dependant children 135 535 325 191 19 - - - 79.9 all children non-dependent 146 659 346 278 35 - - - 81.9 Other households 232 1,073 597 412 64 - - - 82.2 with one dependent child 42 227 150 65 12 - - - 84.4 with two or more dependent children 36 197 94 85 18 - - - 84.5 all student - - - - - - - - - all pensioner 27 78 48 30 - - - - 74.3 other 127 571 305 232 34 - - - 81.8 Source table from the Census: UV65 Household Composition (households) A dependent child is a person in a household aged 0 to 15 (whether or not in a family) or a person aged 16 to 18 who is a full-time student in a family with parent(s). 7 Percentage of households by composition of household for the Authority and the Government Office Region. 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Proportion of total number households Urban Rural Urban Rural South Northamptonshire East Midlands one person all pensioner family married couple family cohabiting couple family household lone parent family other households Source table from the Census: UV65 Household Composition (households) Classification of household deprivation The classification of household deprivation on the Census is independent of the English Indices of Multiple Deprivation published by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister. Four dimensions from the Census returns have been identified as giving an indication of household deprivation. Households are considered deprived if one or more of the following definitions applies to that household: Employment – any member of the household aged 16-74 who is not a full-time student is classified as either unemployed or permanently sick. Education – no member of the household aged 16 to pensionable age has at least 5 GCSE’s (grade A to C) or equivalent AND no member of the household aged 16 to 18 is in full-time education. Health and disability – any member of the household has general health ‘not good’ in the year before the census or has a limiting long term illness. Housing – The household’s accommodation is either overcrowded, or is in a shared dwelling, or does not have sole use of bath/shower and toilet, or has no central heating.
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