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Linacre & Derby Area Committee Profile – Key Statistics Linacre & Derby Area Committee Profile – Key Statistics Population Profile Proportion of Population by Broad Age Groups (ONS 2006) 40 Linacre & Derby Sefton 35 England & Wales 30 25 20 Percent 15 10 5 0 0-15 16-29 30-44 45-64 Males, 45-59 65+ Males, 60+ Females Females Age Band (Source: Office for National Statistics Mid-year Population estimates 2006) The age profile of Linacre and Derby Area Committee differs significantly from Sefton’s overall profile. Linacre and Derby has a greater proportion of young people (3.6% points higher aged 0-15), and much lower proportion (6.6 % points) of older people at retirement age than Sefton’s age profile. The Committee also differs from the national age profile with a larger proportion of young people (3.2% points higher), a lower proportion of people aged 30-44 (1.6% points) and a lower proportion of people in the retirement age group (2.6% points). Healthy life Expectancy Average Healthy Life Expectancy (years) - Persons 85 Average Healthy Life Expectancy (years) - Persons North West Healthy Life Expectancy 80 (years) - Persons 75 70 68.9 65 Years Years 63.8 60 61.4 59.0 55 50 45 Derby Ward Linacre Ward Linacre & Derby Average Sefton Average (Source: Office for Office for National Statistics Experimental Statistics, 1999-2003) Healthy life expectancy (HLE) is the expected number of years of life in good or fairly good health. The chart identifies that both wards within the Committee area are below the North West HLE average (2.8 years for the Derby Ward and 7.6 years for the Linacre Ward respectively). The combined average health life expectancy for the Area Committee is 7.5 years below the Sefton average healthy life expectancy. Travel To Work Areas (Source: Census 2001) The map above identifies the main residential locations for employees travelling into the Linacre and Derby area to work. 17% of the working population commuting to employment destinations within Linacre and Derby are also residents within the Committee boundary. The Census data also identifies other significant commuter flows daily into the area, particularly from wards within close proximity to the Committee boundary. 16.2% of commuters travel into the Committee area from the adjacent Litherland, St Oswald, Netherton & Orrell and Ford wards. To the north of Linacre and Derby, the Church, Victoria, Manor and Blundellsands Wards account for 11.4% of the committee’s employees. The Park and Sudell Wards to the north-east account for 4.5% of Linacre and Derby’s employees. Mode of Travel to Work Linacre & Derby - Mode of Travel to Work 0.4% 5.4% Work from Home 17.7% 7.3% Train 2.6% 16.4% Bus Car/Van/Motorcycle Bicycle On Foot Other 50.2% (Source: Census 2001) Due to the urban nature of this Area Committee, public transport is widely used by 23.7% of commuters to travel to work, (11.8% higher than the Borough average). Within this urban Committee area, there is relatively good access to high frequency bus routes and the rail network is readily accessible via three stations (Bootle Oriel Road, Bootle New Strand and Seaforth and Litherland). Increased use of public transport in the area in turn helps to reduce the number of commuters travelling by car/van/motorcycle, (50.2% in the Area Committee compared to 64.1% on average for Sefton). Worklessness (August 2006 – May 2007) Data from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is used to calculate worklessness. A workless person is someone of working age who are in receipt of at least one of the following benefits: Job Seekers Allowance, Incapacity Benefit, Lone Parent, Carers and Others on Income Related Benefit. Worklessness percentages for both wards within the Area Committee are significantly higher than the Borough average (15.9%). Tackling worklessness is seen as a priority for improving the strength of the local economy and reducing poverty and deprivation. Worklessness, especially with the Linacre Ward is a significant problem, the current level of worklessness is over two and a half times greater than the Sefton average. The overall Area Committee’s worklessness stands at 34.2% this more than double the Borough average. Working Age Population - Average Worklessness Aug 06 - May 07 50.0% Linacre & Derby 45.0% Sefton Worklessness Average 40.0% 42.2% 35.0% 34.2% 30.0% 25.0% 26.3% % of Working Population Age 20.0% 15.0% 10.0% Derby Linacre Area Committee Average Index of Multiple Deprivation 2007 – Sub Domain Barriers to Housing and Services Index of Multiple Deprivation 2007 Ward Results - Linacre and Derby HIGH DEPRIVATION Average Ward Deprivation Score Sefton Deprivation Average LOW DEPRIVATION Derby Linacre Area Committee Average Although the national IMD 2007 results are published at a small geographical level (Super Output Areas), aggregated together they can be used to obtain a ward average score for multiple deprivation. The IMD 2007 combines a number of indicators, chosen to cover a range of economic, social and housing issues into a deprivation score. The Linacre and Derby Wards are the most deprived and second most deprived Wards within Sefton respectively. Therefore the combined Committee average deprivation score highlights that Linacre and Derby suffers from extremely high levels of multiple deprivation, these results are confirmed by the previous worklessness and healthy life expectancy statistics. House Affordability Linacre & Derby - Average House Price (2000 - 2007) £250,000 Average House Price 2000/01 Average House Price 2006/07 200 Average House Price Increase £200,000 2000-2007 (%) 150 £150,000 100 Average Price (£) Average £100,000 Increase Percentage 50 £50,000 £0 0 Derby Ward Linacre Ward Linacre & Derby Area Sefton Committee (Source: Land Registry 2000-2007) The Linacre and Derby average house price in 2007 was £78,578, less than half the Sefton house price average for the same period (£168,308). However, average prices have increased in both wards at a greater rate than the Sefton average since 2000. The Linacre Ward has seen the largest rise in average house prices up by 199.8 % from £23,862 (2000) to £71,548 (2007). The Derby ward has also experienced a rapid rise in the value of its houses, with an increase of % from 2000-07. Although Linacre and Derby has witnessed large house price increases, it’s average gross household income, average savings and equity are still 27.4%, 48.1% and 47.6% lower than the Sefton averages respectively. 2008 Household Income Area Average annual Average Savings Average Equity Gross Household Income Linacre and Derby £18,705 £8,501 £75,462 Sefton £25,763 £16,393 £143,970 (Source: Sefton Strategic Housing Market Assessment April 2008) .
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