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Ward Profile Information Packs: Totland Housing Ward profile information packs: Totland Housing The information within this pack is designed to offer key data and information about this ward in a variety of subjects. It is one in a series of 39 packs produced by the Isle of Wight Council Business Intelligence Unit which cover all electoral wards. Council Tax The Isle of Wight Council and the Police precepts are the same for all areas of the Island (although they increase across the bands) but the Town/Parish precept is set independently by Council Tax is charged on every domestic the relevant Town/Parish councils so differs between areas depending on the Town/Parish property on the Isle of Wight and is Councils’ level of responsibilities (eg Public toilets, allotments, parks/gardens etc) payable by homeowners or occupiers. Each dwelling is placed in one of eight The following table shows the amounts due for each Town/Parish council within West Wight bands according to its market value on 1 Cluster: April 1991. The valuation bands are: A B C D E F G H Police 100.83 117.64 134.44 151.25 184.86 218.47 252.08 302.50 Property value on 1 April Band Isle of Wight Council 859.87 1,003.18 1,146.49 1,289.80 1,576.42 1,863.04 2,149.67 2,579.60 1991 Town/Parish 15.94 18.60 21.25 23.91 29.22 34.54 39.85 47.82 Brighstone A Up to £40,000 Total 976.64 1,139.42 1,302.18 1,464.96 1,790.50 2,116.05 2,441.60 2,929.92 B £40,001 to £52,000 Town/Parish 22.86 26.67 30.48 34.29 41.91 49.53 57.15 68.58 Calbourne Total 983.56 1,147.49 1,311.41 1,475.34 1,803.19 2,131.04 2,458.90 2,950.68 C £52,001 to £68,000 Chillerton & Town/Parish 25.38 29.61 33.84 38.07 46.53 54.99 63.45 76.14 D £68,001 to £88,000 Gatcombe Total 986.08 1,150.43 1,314.77 1,479.12 1,807.81 2,136.50 2,465.20 2,958.24 Town/Parish 33.35 38.91 44.47 50.03 61.15 72.27 83.38 100.06 E £88,001 to £120,000 Freshwater Total 994.05 1,159.73 1,325.40 1,491.08 1,822.43 2,153.78 2,485.13 2,982.16 F £120,001 to £160,000 Town/Parish 16.05 18.73 21.40 24.08 29.43 34.78 40.13 48.16 Rookley G £160,001 to £320,000 Total 976.75 1,139.55 1,302.33 1,465.13 1,790.71 2,116.29 2,441.88 2,930.26 Town/Parish 24.71 28.83 32.95 37.07 45.31 53.55 61.78 74.14 H £320,001 and above Shalfleet Total 985.41 1,149.65 1,313.88 1,478.12 1,806.59 2,135.06 2,463.53 2,956.24 These bands are allocated by the Valuation Town/Parish 11.94 13.93 15.92 17.91 21.89 25.87 29.85 35.82 Office Agency, which is part of the Inland Shorwell Total 972.64 1,134.75 1,296.85 1,458.96 1,783.17 2,107.38 2,431.60 2,917.92 Revenue, not the council. Town/Parish 24.85 28.99 33.13 37.27 45.55 53.83 62.12 74.54 Totland The Council Tax charges for each band are Total 985.55 1,149.81 1,314.06 1,478.32 1,806.83 2,135.34 2,463.87 2,956.64 then made up of three different Town/Parish 29.93 34.91 39.90 44.89 54.87 64.84 74.82 89.78 Yarmouth components: Isle of Wight Council precept, Total 990.63 1,155.73 1,320.83 1,485.94 1,816.15 2,146.35 2,476.57 2,971.88 Hampshire Police Authority precept and Source: Isle of Wight Council – Council Tax Values 2013/14 Town/Parish Council precept. Page 1 of 4 Produced by Isle of Wight Council Business Intelligence Unit, March 2013 Ward profile information packs: Totland Housing Numbers of households within Council Tax bands This graph shows the number of households in each band as a percentage of the total number of households in the parish. The following table shows the comparison between the numbers of 40 households in each Council Tax band within West Wight Cluster 35 parishes. 30 A B C D E F G H Total 25 % Brighstone 31 35 114 318 190 108 55 3 854 20 Calbourne 42 20 65 107 95 41 30 2 402 15 Chillerton 6 12 60 44 46 25 9 2 204 & Gatcombe 10 Freshwater 483 571 824 650 398 152 74 4 3,156 5 Rookley 10 58 56 73 52 21 6 1 277 0 Shalfleet 33 47 202 181 148 82 65 6 764 B'stone C'bourne C'ton & F'water Rookley Sh'fleet Sh'well Totland Y'mouth Shorwell 6 25 53 89 87 39 25 3 327 G'combe Totland 137 301 342 288 300 133 44 6 1,551 Band A Band B Band C Band D Band E Band F Band G Band H Yarmouth 35 67 144 170 89 49 28 8 590 And here is the graph comparing the percentages of households in Source: Isle of Wight Council – Council Tax Department each band. Here is the numbers comparison between the clusters and the Isle of 40 Wight as a total. 35 30 A B C D E F G H Total 25 Cowes 1,549 4,078 3,266 2,393 1,078 470 263 23 13,120 % 20 Newport 1,470 3,704 3,165 1,713 461 181 74 9 10,777 Ryde 3,121 4,633 3,593 3,223 2,087 1,023 513 51 18,244 15 South 1,138 1,648 1,803 1,721 1,064 481 188 12 8,055 10 Wight 5 The Bay 1,881 2,416 3,033 2,037 851 271 108 11 10,608 West 0 783 1,136 1,860 1,920 1,405 650 336 35 8,125 Wight Cowes Newport Ryde South The Bay West Wight Isle of Wight Wight Isle of 9,941 17,615 16,720 13,007 6,946 3,076 1,482 141 68,929 Band A Band B Band C Band D Band E Band F Band G Band H Wight Source: Isle of Wight Council – Council Tax Department Page 2 of 4 Produced by Isle of Wight Council Business Intelligence Unit, March 2013 Ward profile information packs: Totland Housing Average household size Homeownership/Tenure The average household size on the Island has dropped The following graph displays the levels of different ownership or tenure of from around 2.3 (2001 census) to current levels of around households within Totland compared with West Wight Cluster, Isle of Wight, 2.0. This is based on the latest ONS 2011 mid-year South East and England. population estimates for the Island (138,392) divided by the current number of properties (68,929). 55 50 Dwelling type 45 The following graph shows the different dwelling types 40 within Totland compared with West Wight Cluster, Isle of 35 Wight, South East and England. 30 55 25 50 20 45 % of households 15 40 35 10 30 5 25 0 20 % of households Owned: Owned: Owned: Social Social Private Private Living 15 Outright Mortgage/ Shared Rented: Rented: Rented: Rented: rent 10 Loan Ownership From Other Private Employer/ free 5 Council (eg Housing Landlord Relative/ Association) Other 0 Detached Semi- Terraced Flat/ Other (eg Totland West Wight Cluster Isle of Wight South East England detached Maisonette/ Caravan/ Apartment Shared Source: ONS – 2011 Census dwelling) Totland West Wight Cluster Isle of Wight South East England Source: ONS – 2011 Census Page 3 of 4 Produced by Isle of Wight Council Business Intelligence Unit, March 2013 Ward profile information packs: Totland Housing Fuel Poverty The map below shows the LSOAs within West Wight A household is said to be in fuel poverty if it needs to spend more than 10% Cluster and their levels of fuel poverty. of its income on fuel to maintain a satisfactory heating regime. Whether or not a household is in fuel poverty is determined primarily by the energy efficiency of the property, the cost of energy and household income. The fuel poverty data is based on small geographical areas called Lower Super Output Areas (LSOAs) whose sizes vary but are generally smaller than Yarmouth Electoral Wards and have an average population of around 1,500 residents. The following graph shows how the Isle of Wight compares against the South Totland East and England with percentage of households in fuel poverty. 20 Freshwater 17.9 18.4 18 15.2 15.6 16.0 16.4 16 14 11.8 11.5 12 9.9 10 8 Source: Fuel Poverty Sub-Regional Statistics 2010 - Department of Energy & Climate Change (c) Crown copyright and database rights 2012 Ordnance Survey 100019229 6 % of households 4 2 KeyPercent to Households Fuel Poor in Fuel Poverty 0 Up to 10% (Min 7.6%) 2008 2009 2010 10 to 15% Isle of Wight South East England Source: Department of Energy & Climate Change 15 to 17.5% The Isle of Wight is very slightly better than the England rate; however, it is 17.5 to 20% the second worst of all 67 Local Authority districts in the South East.
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