Llanddulas & Rhyd-Y-Foel 2001 Census Area Profile

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2001 Census key statistics - - 2001 Census key statistics - - 2001 Census key statistics - - 2001 Census key statistics Llanddulas Population Economic activity Housing Population density 2001 (persons/ha) 3.07 No. % No. % All aged 16-74 1,183 Household spaces 730 Economically active 63.2%748 With residents 69094.5% Males Females Persons - Unemployed 253.3% Vacant 223.0% Population 2001 757 8151,572 Economically inactive 36.8%435 Holiday / second homes 182.5% Population 1991 779 8251,604 - Permanently sick/disabled 18.2% 79 No. % Total households 688 Age Structure Industry of employment 717 0-4 774.9% Agriculture, forestry, fishing 1.7%12 Population in private households 1,568 99.7% 5-15 16910.8% Energy, water, mining 1.7%12 16-64 1,009 64.2% Manufacturing 9.6%69 65+ 31720.2% Construction 8.8%63 Tenure Distribution, hotels, catering 24.5%176 Owner occupied 55981.3% Migrants - Transport 3.8%27 Public rented 547.8% - Moved within area - 0.0% Banking, finance, insurance 2.8%20 Other rented 10.9% 75 - Moved into area - 0.0% Public admin, education, health 34.0%244 People who moved out of area - Other 13.1% 94 Households with : No central heating 629.0% Born in Wales 81952.1% Travel to work by car 79.2%568 No car 14.4% 99 Ethnicity - not white 0.4% 7 Shared/no bath / WC - 0.0% Religion - Christian 1,275 81.1% Social class Household composition Persons with limiting long term illness 33021.0% No. % Average household size 2.28 Managerial & professional 27.0%320 One person household 18727.2% (of persons aged 3+) Skilled 24.1%285 - one person; pensioner 10615.4% Speak Welsh 35223.1% Part/unskilled 17.3%205 Married & co-habiting couple households 32447.1% One or more skills in Welsh 51834.0% Students & other 31.5%373 Lone parents with dependents 385.5% Crown copyright material reproduced with permission of the Controller of HMSO and the Queen’s Printer for Scotland. Click-use licence number C02W0001672 © Crown Copyright 2003 Source: 2001 Census Key Statistics, Office for National Statistics [email protected] Produced by Corporate Research and Information Unit, Conwy County Borough Council www.conwy.gov.uk/statistics key statistics - - 2001 Census key statistics - - 2001 Census key statistics - - 2001 Census key statistics - - 2001 Censu.

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