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Parish Housing Needs 2016 Long Clawson, Hose and Harby Neighbourhood Plan Housing Needs Analyses, 2016 During the second half of 2016, with support from our Consultants, YourLocale, the LCHH Neighbourhood Plan Advisory Committee undertook a two stage process to assess local housing needs by reviewing: A) Analysis of housing need and preparing a village-by-village assessment of local housing need (see attached spreadsheet and conclusions produced by the NPAG). B) 2011 Census data relating to household composition and housing data (see attached YourLocale report); The following two part document includes the conclusions of these two inter-related work strands. I It should be noted that the work on Affordable Housing Needs is likely to involve a shorter time horizon than the more statistical analysis of parish wide census data which provides the background for longer term conclusions. In short the specific need for Affordable Housing in each village will be quite dynamic and will change from year to year. The aim has been to create a snapshot in time during the plan preparation process. When the performance of the Neighbourhood Plan is reviewed it is likely that Affordable Housing Needs will require updating to reflect local and specific needs at that time. Note prepared by P A GOODMAN NPAC member and chair of Housing Theme Group February 2017 LONG CLAWSON, HOSE AND HARBY NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN HOUSING NEEDS - WORKING DRAFT ISSUE LONG CLAWSON HARBY HOSE Melton Borough Council Survey - January 2015 MBC engaged the East Midlands · 13 - Affordable Rented · 6 - Affordable Rented · 3 - Affordable Rented Housing Group to establish the number of Affordable Rented, · 1 - Shared Ownership · 2 - Shared Ownership · 2 - Shared Ownership Shared Ownership, and Open · 9 - Open Market · 6 - Open Market · 4 - Open Market Market Homes required in the Parish TOTAL 20 TOTAL 14 TOTAL 9 2011 CENSUS 1 Page Clawson, Hose & Harby Parish Housing Need Evidence, 2016 ISSUE LONG CLAWSON HARBY HOSE Age Profile For a rural community, Long Clawson The village community of Harby has a Hose had 580 residents in 2011 and has a high proportion of children under total of 931 residents as detailed within experienced lower growth (3.8%) than 15. The figures are higher than MBC, the the 2011 census. Whilst the age bracket the other two villages between 2001 East Midlands Region, and England. of 0 – 15 broadly reflects that of the and 2011. It has a lower number of This fits with comments from residents wider Parish, it does show that Harby children aged 0-4 than either Long that they moved in or returned to the has a slightly smaller percentage when Clawson or Harby and this is reflected village for the schooling and a safe place looking at the 0-4 age band (5.2%) when in the predicted fall in demand for to bring up their children. compared with either the East Midlands school places by LCC over the next 10 LC has a smaller percentage of residents (6.0%) and England (6.3). This is in years, that could threaten the viability of over 65 (14.95%) compared to the contrast to the slightly higher percentage the school. Parish, Melton (18.4%) and England of 5-15 age bracket. There is sharp Residents over 65 make up 17.5 of the (16.3%). difference when looking above these population which is slightly below that However, from the 10 year age bands it first two age brackets though. Harby is of Melton but similar to the English and can be seen that the Parish as a whole is 2% behind on the Parish for 16-64 and Regional average. under-represented in both the 20-29 and more than 4% behind when compared to Whilst there are slightly less than the the 30-39 age ranges. the East Midlands and England, yet, the average percentage of 16-64 year olds final age bracket (65+) shows a than in Melton or nationally, from the 10 Between 2001 and 2010 there has been significantly higher percentage for Harby year age bands it can be seen that the a migration of between 15-20% of age (20.7%) when compared to the Parish Parish as a whole is under-represented group 29-44 to urban areas and an (17.6%), the East Midlands (17.1%) and in both the 20-29 and the 30-39 age increase of 5-10% in the 65-69 age England (16.3%). ranges. This means that this band is group *Natural England July 2016 skewed to those aged 40-64 and suggests an ‘ageing population’ when seen alongside the low birth rate. 2 Page Clawson, Hose & Harby Parish Housing Need Evidence, 2016 ISSUE LONG CLAWSON HARBY HOSE Economic Activity In keeping with the Natural England past Full-time employment statics from the In keeping with the Countryside Agency findings, our Parish has a higher than 2011 Census, show that Harby is broadly past findings our Parish has a higher average number of part-time and self- in line with the local, regional and than average number of part-time and employed people compared to urban national percentages, however, Harby self-employed people compared to areas. We also have a much lower shows higher than regional (14.4%) or urban areas. Hose has 78% in active unemployment - 2.5% in LC. national (13.7%) when looking at Part- employment compared to the English There is a lower percentage - 2.2% of time employment. There is a significantly average of 70% and 74% in Melton. Of economically active full-time students, higher amount of Self-employed people in these 19% are self-employed which is reflecting that most young people leave Harby and the Parish (both 16+%) when highest in the Parish and significantly the villages to study away at age 18. compared to the regional (8.7%) and higher than the national average of The retirement numbers are comparable national (9.8%) figures. Harby and the 10%. Only 2.2% are unemployed Hose with national figures but lower than Parish have lower unemployment than has the lowest percentage of retired Melton. There are half the number of regional or national, with the student people in the Parish at 12%. Like the long term sick or disabled than in the population reflective of the movement of rest of the Parish there are low levels of Region or England. 17- 21 year olds to areas with higher disability declared or long term education. Harby has a significantly sickness. Student numbers are about higher population of Retired persons half the national average. (17%) when compared to the Parish (14.6%), the region (15%0 and the national figure of 13.7%. Household Size The average home has 2.4 people in line The average home has 2.4 people in The average home has 2.4 people in with the national average. There is a line with the national average. There is a line with the national average. There is higher number of bedrooms per higher number of bedrooms per a higher number of bedrooms per household - 3.2 than national averages household - 3.2 than national averages. household - 3.2 than national averages. but this is on par for rural communities. The average number of rooms per The average number of rooms per household is 6.5, higher than the household is 6.6, higher than the national (5.4), regional or Melton national (5.4), regional or Melton average (6.1). These figures though are average (6.1). These figures though are on par for rural areas. on par for rural areas. 3 Page Clawson, Hose & Harby Parish Housing Need Evidence, 2016 ISSUE LONG CLAWSON HARBY HOSE Tenure 73% of homes are owner occupied or in Home ownership (owned outright) in Home ownership is high compared to shared ownership. This compares with Harby (42.5%) is high when compared to 63% nationally, Hose having 78.7% 63% nationally. the Parish (39.2%) but more so when owner occupied. There are NO shared compared to the regional (32.8%) and ownership homes. Socially rented housing accounts for national (30.6%). The statics for home 16% of housing compared to12% for ownership with a Mortgage or Loan Socially rented council housing Melton and18.5% in England. For rural broadly reflect those of the region, but are accounts for 11% of housing compared areas this is higher than average. slightly lower than the Parish and slightly to12% for Melton and18.5% in England. higher than the national. Only 9.5% is private rented, compared to Social rented accommodation is Only 7% is private rented, compared to 14% for Melton and 17% in England. significantly lower than the parish, region 14% for Melton and 17% in England. 2% live rent free. and national figures. 3% live rent free. Accommodation Type 50% of homes are detached compared Accommodation types are typical for rural Over 61% of homes in Hose are detached to 40% in Melton and 22% in England environments, with a significantly higher compared to 40% in Melton and 22% in There are an average number of semi percentage of detached homes (64%) England. detached homes - 30%. compared to 40% in Melton, regional Semi detached homes (28.5%) is below (32%) or national (22%)averages. the average for Melton (36%), or However, LC has a higher percentage Semi-detached figures for Harby (26.2%) regional (35%). (17%) of terraced homes than the rest of show a slightly lower percentage than the the Parish (av 12%) - primarily in the parish (28.4%) but a sharply lower Terraced homes account for 10% of village centre and conservation area, percentage when compared to Melton homes, significantly below Melton dating back to the 17th and 18th century.
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