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Sandgate & West Folkestone Cheriton Shepway Ward Profile May 2015 Sandgate & West Folkestone Sandgate & West Folkestone -2- Sandgate & West Folkestone Foreword ..........................................................................................................5 Brief introduction to area ..............................................................................6 Map ...................................................................................................................7 Demographics .................................................................................................8 Transport .......................................................................................................15 Education and skills .....................................................................................16 Health and wellbeing ...................................................................................18 Housing .........................................................................................................22 Neighbourhood/community ......................................................................25 Planning & Development ...........................................................................27 Physical Assets ............................................................................................ 29 Arts and culture ...........................................................................................33 Crime ............................................................................................................35 Endnotes/websites ..................................................................................... 36 -3- Sandgate & West Folkestone -4- Sandgate & West Folkestone Foreword Dear Reader, and local community facilities and amenities. This information is grouped by themes in order to make it One of Shepway District Council’s priorities is to as easy as possible to find the information you want. provide opportunities for elected members and local residents to work together to influence decisions The information on community assets for this profile and shape their local community. We know how was gathered by working in collaboration with important good information is in helping people to partners and by engaging with local community and understand local issues, identify service need and voluntary groups. I would like to personally thank find ways to improve local services and amenities. everyone who has contributed to this document. That is why I am proud to present the ward profile The statistical information was primarily drawn from for the new electoral ward of Sandgate & West the 2011 Census, unless otherwise stated. Other Folkestone, which I hope you will find an interesting sources include: and informative read. • 2013 Midyear population estimates from The purpose of the ward profile is to: the Office of National Statistics1 • Acorn Customer Insight Profiler2 • Provide a shared resource for people • Kent and Medway Public Health wanting to find out about their local Observatory3 community; • Kent County Council Research and • Support elected members with their Intelligence Team4 community role as civic leaders and community champions; Some of the data within this profiler was specially • Provide elected members with useful commissioned by Shepway District Council so it information about their new ward; may not be publically available elsewhere in the • Assist elected members with identifying displayed format. The data will evolve and expand priorities that could potentially be included as government agencies recalibrate their data in their ward plan; publishing to the new ward boundaries within • Provide a resource that is made publically Shepway. available for wider use by the public and voluntary / community groups (e.g. to We will develop our ward profiles over time and we support funding bids). would really appreciate your feedback on this ward profile so we can make sure it is as up-to-date and Our intention is for ward profiles to be used as relevant as possible. Please provide any feedback to widely as possible and to be made available to [email protected]. Councillors, council officers, Town and Parish Councils, voluntary and community groups, as Best wishes, well as the general public on the council website www.shepway.gov.uk. This ward profile contains a variety of information on demographics (e.g. population, deprivation); Alistair Stewart population outcomes; the level of service provision Chief Executive -5- Sandgate & West Folkestone Sandgate & West Folkestone ‘Traditional coastal village’ Sandgate & West Folkestone ward covers an area of just over one square mile and an electorate of approximately 4,175. The ward can be divided into three distinct areas originally created in 1905 and is a selective school each with their own character5: The stretch along for pupils who pass the Kent test. Both schools are the coast is Sandgate Village, a traditional coastal on Coolinge Lane. village community; a newer area developed in the 1960’s known as the ‘Golden Valley’ which stretches There are many significant buildings in the Sandgate up the Enbrook Valley towards Cheriton; and an area & West Folkestone Ward, including the modern to the east of Coolinge Lane which historically has office building of SAGA in Enbrook Park, the Old been part of Folkestone Harvey Ward Fire Station, Chichester Hall, Sandgate Castle, the old Sandgate School building (now converted to Sandgate & West Folkestone Ward is the location residential properties ), six Martello towers and a of the Shorncliffe Army Camp, which until recently Grand Redoubt. was a Garrison and home to the 2 (SE) Brigade. The location of the Garrison within the ward has a big The ward has two miles of coastline. Coastal influence on the area in terms of the demographics protection works are carried out each year maintain with much higher than average number of males the shingle levels on the beach which protects the 20-25 registered. It is also an economic factor, residents’ homes and businesses in the area employing approx 150 non military staff, supporting from flooding. local businesses and through ex military settling in the area after leaving active service. Sandgate Parish Council is very active in the local community; running several events in the summer The Royal Gurkha Rifles (RGR) continue to be based months. They have been awarded grants from at Shorncliffe Army Camp and there are significant the high Street Innovation Fund to provide flower numbers of ex Gurkhas who have settled in the area. displays and Christmas lights. The Parish Council supported the production of the Sandgate Village The ward has strong links with military history. It is Design Statement6 which provides guidance for the location of the Shorncliffe Redoubt, a Napoleonic householders, planners, developers and other era earthwork fort associated with Sir John Moore statutory bodies, which has been adopted as a and the 95th Regiment of Foot, known as the 95th Supplementary Planning Document and is therefore Rifles. It is also the site of six Martello towers (4, 5, a material consideration in the determination of 6, 7, 8 and 9). planning applications in the area. The ward has two popular schools, Sandgate Primary School and the Folkestone School for Girls, -6- Sandgate & West Folkestone -7- Sandgate & West Folkestone Demographics The population of Sandgate & West Folkestone was 5,910 in the Office for National Statistics 2013 Mid Year population estimates. This comprises 3,030 males and 2,880 females. There is a greater proportion of the population aged over 50, and the ward has, relative to Kent, a smaller share of its population aged under 19. The large male population aged 20-29 is probably due to the presence of the Shorncliffe Army Camp within the ward. -8- Sandgate & West Folkestone Marital status There are 2,085 married couples in Sandgate & West Folkestone, which equates to 51% of the population; there are 959 single people, which is just over 20% of the adult population. Sandgate & West Folkestone is mostly in line with the county averages; however the ward has a slightly higher level of divorcees. Married 2,085 Cohabiting 574 Same-sex civil partnership or cohabiting 36 Single (never married) 959 Married or in civil partnership 67 Separated (but still legally married) 114 Divorced 377 Widowed 310 Kent Shepway Sandgate & West Folkestone -9- Sandgate & West Folkestone Length of residence in the UK Most residents of Sandgate & West Folkestone (86%) have lived in the UK for more than 10 years. The proportion of ward residents who moved to the UK within the last 10 years is slightly higher than the county and Shepway average. Sandgate & West Folkestone Shepway Kent Born in the UK 4,922 86.0% 90.8% 90.9% Less than 2 years 100 1.7% 1.2% 1.2% More than 2 years and less than 5 years 205 3.6% 1.6% 1.5% More than 5 years and less than 10 years 151 2.6% 1.6% 1.8% 10 years or more 345 6.0% 4.9% 4.6% Main Language (residents ages 3 and over) Nearly all Sandgate & West Folkestone residents regard English as their first language and there is a notable proportion of residents who speak a South Asian language, which is probably due to the significant Nepalese community within and around the Shorncliffe Army Camp. Sandgate & West Folkestone Shepway Kent English 5,065 91.0% 95.1% 95.5% French 1 - - - Portuguese 19 0.3% 0.2% 0.2% Spanish 2 - - 0.1% Other European Language (EU) 4 0.1% 0.1% 0.1% Other European Language (non EU) 75 1.3% 1.4% 1.8% Russian
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