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Newport Community Well-Being Profile 2019 – Population Page 1 Population 2019 Community Well-being Profile Newport Population Final July 2019 v1.3 Table of Contents Table of Contents Population ................................................................................................................................................................ 2 Overview ............................................................................................................................................................... 2 Population make up .............................................................................................................................................. 3 Population Density .............................................................................................................................................12 Population Changes ............................................................................................................................................14 Supporting Information ......................................................................................................................................16 Gaps ....................................................................................................................................................................18 Newport Community Well-being Profile 2019 – Population Page 1 Population Population Overview Population 153,302 % of the Wales Population 4.88% Population Density 805 Ethnic Minority Population 13.0% (population per km2) Area (km2) 190.5 Lower Super Output Areas 95 Wards 20 Community Councils 14 Newport Community Well-being Profile 2019 – Population Page 2 Population Population make up The 2018 population estimate for Newport is 153,302. This represents 4.88% of the total population of Wales at 3,138,631. Age & Gender The percentage of males and females in Newport is broadly similar to the Wales average with approximately 1.5% less males than females. Newport 153,302 Wales 3,138,631 Male Female Male Female No. % No % No. % No % All Ages 75,400 49.18% 77,902 50.82% 1,547,309 49.30% 1,591,322 50.70% Aged 0 to 4 5,205 3.40% 4,963 3.24% 86,274 2.75% 82,429 2.63% Aged 5 to 15 10,922 7.12% 10,320 6.73% 201,944 6.43% 192,062 6.12% Aged 16 to 24 7,980 5.21% 7,571 4.94% 181,268 5.78% 165,369 5.27% Aged 25 to 44 20,160 13.15% 20,809 13.57% 373,211 12.88% 374,359 11.93% Aged 45 to 64 19,061 12.43% 19,843 12.94% 404,347 11.89% 425,375 13.55% Aged 65 to 74 6,902 4.50% 7,421 4.84% 174,528 5.56% 185,007 5.89% Aged 75 to 84 3,993 2.60% 4,877 3.18% 95,735 3.05% 114,305 3.64% Aged 85 and over 1,177 0.77% 2,098 1.37% 30,002 0.96% 52,416 1.67% If we compare different age ranges in Newport with the Wales average it can be seen that Newport as a whole has a younger population. However this does vary across the city. The latest data for population at a ward level is 2017. The table below shows the lows and highs across the city as a percentage of the population. Age Range Highest % Second Highest % Third Highest % Aged 0 to 4 1. Llanwern 8.58% 2. Lliswerry 8.03% 3. Alway 7.89% Aged 5 to 15 1. Tredegar Park 17.47% 2. Pillgwenlly 16.07% 3. Alway 15.67% Aged 16 to 24 1. Pillgwenlly 16.69% 2. Lliswerry 13.78% 3. Victoria 13.02% Aged 25 to 44 1. Stow Hill 36.30% 2. Victoria 34.21% 3. Pillgwenlly 31.57% Aged 45 to 64 1. Langstone 33.62% 2. Caerleon 31.73% 3. Marshfield 28.66% Aged 65 to 74 1. Caerleon 13.37% 2. Langstone 13.26% 3. Malpas 13.20% Aged 75 to 84 1. Ringland 8.42% 2. Caerleon 8.00% 3. Malpas 7.82% Aged 85 and over 1. Ringland 3.74% 2. Caerleon 3.69% 3. Gaer 3.09% Newport Community Well-being Profile 2019 – Population Page 3 Population Age Range Lowest % Second Lowest % Third Lowest % Aged 0 to 4 20. Langstone 4.56% 19. Cearleon 5.10% 18. Marshfield 5.23% Aged 5 to 15 20. Langstone 10.91% 19. Stow Hill 11.49% 18. Caerleon 11.69% Aged 16 to 24 20. Caerleon 6.90% 19. Marshfield 8.11% 18. Rogerstone 8.30% Aged 25 to 44 20. Langstone 18.83% 19. Caerleon 19.52% 18. Ringland 22.31% Aged 45 to 64 20. Pillgwenlly 18.67% 19. Tredegar Park 20.83% 18. Lliswerry 20.86% Aged 65 to 74 20. Victoria 4.79% 19. Pillgwenlly 4.99% 18. Stow Hill 6.96% Aged 75 to 84 20. Victoria 2.86% 19. Pillgwenlly 3.17% 18. Stow Hill 4.01% Aged 85 and over 20. Llanwern 1.18% 19. Victoria 1.31% 18. Pillgwenlly 1.32% Gender Reassignment Gender identity is defined by the Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) as the way an individual identifies with a gender category. This is based on an individual’s own perception of themselves and as such the gender category with which a person identifies may not match the sex they were assigned at birth. In contrast, sex is biologically determined. The lack of accurate information on Gender Identity remains a significant weakness in the national and regional equalities monitoring. The Office of National Statistics (ONS) is currently reviewing how it collects information on Gender Identity and has committed to work positively with stakeholders and community members, with a view to improve how gender identity data is collected (ONS). Sexual Identity There is also no local data on sexual orientation. However, in 2016, the Annual Population Survey found 95.2% of people in Wales identified as heterosexual/straight, 1.0% as gay / lesbian, 0.17% as bisexual and 0.4% as other. 2.7% of people did not know, did not answer or respond to this question. Newport Community Well-being Profile 2019 – Population Page 4 Population Ward Populations The populations for each ward vary across Newport. The highest population is in Lliswerry at 13,539 and the lowest in Llanwern at 3,637. Newport Community Well-being Profile 2019 – Population Page 5 Population Tredegar Park has the highest percentage of under 16 year olds at 25.07% and Langstone has the lowest percentage at 15.48%. Stow Hill has the highest percentage of people aged 16 to 64 at 70.68% compared with Ringland which is the lowest at 57.41%. The highest percentage of people aged over 65 can be found in Caerleon with 25.06% of the population. The lowest is in Victoria at 8.96%. 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 0 to 15 16 to 64 65 and over The table below shows the lows and highs across the city as a percentage of the population. Age Range Highest % Second Highest % Third Highest % Aged 0 to 15 1. Tredegar Park 25.07% 2. Pillgwenlly 23.61% 3. Alway 23.55% Aged 16 to 64 1. Stow Hill 70.68% 2. Victoria 69.20% 3.Pillgwenlly 66.92% Aged 65 and over 1. Caerleon 25.06% 2. Malpas 23.49% 3. Langstone 22.92% Age Range Lowest % Second Lowest % Third Highest % Aged 0 to 15 20. Langstone 15.48% 19. Caerleon 16.79% 18. Stow Hill 16.92% Aged 16 to 64 20. Ringland 57.41% 19. Caerleon 58.15% 18. Malpas 58.23% Aged 65 and over 20. Victoria 8.96% 19. Pillgwenlly 9.47% 18. Stow Hill 12.40% Newport Community Well-being Profile 2019 – Population Page 6 Population Ethnicity Newport % Wales % White; English/Welsh/Scottish/Northern Irish/British 126,756 87.0 2,855,450 93.2 White; Irish 769 0.5 14,086 0.5 White; Gypsy or Irish Traveller 84 0.1 2,785 0.1 White; Other White 3,416 2.3 55,932 1.8 Mixed 2,752 1.9 31,521 1.0 Indian 1,218 0.8 17,256 0.6 Pakistani 3,127 2.1 12,229 0.4 Bangladeshi 1,749 1.2 10,687 0.3 Chinese 600 0.4 13,638 0.4 Other Asian 1,292 0.9 16,318 0.5 Black African 1,499 1.0 11,887 0.4 Black Caribbean 782 0.5 3,809 0.1 Other Black 254 0.2 2,580 0.1 Arab 926 0.6 9,615 0.3 Other ethnic group 512 0.4 5,663 0.2 The latest data held on ethnicity is the 2011 census. This shows an ethnic minority population of 13% which is above the Wales average. This does not take in to account the changes that have taken place since 2011. However, ethnicity does vary across the city. The table below shows the five lowest and five highest ethnic populations of the wards across Newport. Newport Community Well-being Profile 2019 – Population Page 7 Population Ethnic Population Highest Wards % Lowest Wards % 1. Pillgwenlly 44.7% 20. Llanwern 3.2% 2. Victoria 37.8% 19. Caerleon 4.6% 3. Stow Hill 31.8% 18. Malpas 5.5% 4. Allt-yr-yn 13.9% 17. Graig 5.8% 4. Lliswerry 13.9% 16. Langstone 6.4% Newport Community Well-being Profile 2019 – Population Page 8 Population Country of birth Newport % Wales % Wales 113,353 77.8 2,226,005 72.7 United Kingdom 133,403 91.5 2,895,585 94.5 Republic of Ireland 717 0.5 12,175 0.4 Other EU Member countries (in March 2001) 1,187 0.8 26,343 0.9 Other EU Accession countries (April 2001 - March 2011) 2,101 1.4 29,017 0.9 Other Countries 8,328 5.7 100,336 3.3 The latest data held on country of birth is from the 2011 census. A higher percentage of people living in Newport were born in Wales than the Wales average. However a higher percentage of people living in Newport were born outside the UK than the Wales average. Again this does not take in to account changes since 2011. However, country of birth percentages do vary across the city. The table below shows the five lowest and five highest percentages of people born in Wales and born in UK of all the wards across Newport. Born in Wales Born in the UK Highest Wards % Lowest Wards % Highest Wards % Lowest Wards % 1.
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