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Cheam North and Worcester Park Locality Profile Cheam North and Worcester Park Locality Profile This locality profile contains information about the locality of the Local Committee. This includes both information about the residents of the area and issues for the area. 1 Cheam North and Worcester Park Local Committee Contents Page Number Title 3 (1) Population and age structure 4 (2) Deprivation 5 (3) Ethnicity 6 (4) Approximated Social Grade 7 (5) Crime 8 (6) Unemployment and (7) Health 9 (8) Schools 10 (9) Qualifications 11 (10) Parks and Playgrounds 12 (11) Employment Land 13 (12) Safer Neighbourhood Team Priorities 14 (13) Customer Relationship Manager Information 15 Table of figures 16 Table of tables 2 Cheam North and Worcester Cheam North and Worcester Park Local Committee Population Park Local Committee Projections 32,500 (1) Population and age 32,000 structure 31,500 31,000 Age Cheam North and Population 30,500 Groups Worcester Park 30,000 (years) (number) 29,500 0 - 14 5,603 2001 2006 2011 2016 2021 2026 Year 15 – 19 2,067 Chart showing the age structure of residents in Local Committe Areas and the 20 – 29 4,215 London Borough of Sutton 100.0% 30 – 59 13,554 80.0% 60 – 74 3,760 60.0% 75+ 2,037 40.0% % of residents of % 20.0% Table 1: Table showing the number of 0.0% Cheam North and Worcester Park Sutton South, Sutton Carshalton and Cheam North and Beddington and St. Helier, The London Borough residents within defined age groups Cheam and Clockhouse Worcester Park Wallington Wrythe and of Sutton Belmont Wandle Valley Name of area Source : GLA Round Demographic Projections 2006 0 - 14 years 15 - 19 years 20 - 29 years 30 - 59 years 60 - 74 years 75 + years Figure 2. Source : GLA Round Demographic Projections 2006 3 Cheam North and Worcester Park Local Committee (2) Deprivation Figure 3: Map showing levels of deprivation in the London Borough of Sutton compared with the most deprived areas in the country Source: 2004 Index of Multiple Deprivation. ODPM NB: Super Output Areas are geographical areas containing a minimum of 1000 residents. There are 121 in the London Borough of Sutton Total Number of Number of Number of Number of Super Super Output Super Output Super Output Areas Areas in the Areas in the Output in the most most 20% most 10% Table 2: Table showing the Areas in the 30% deprived in deprived in number of super output areas in Cheam North and Worcester and Local deprived in the country the country the London Borough of Sutton that Committee the country are amongst the most deprived Cheam North and 30%, 20% or 10% in the country 7 0 0 0 Worcester Park Source: GLA DMAG Briefing 2005/5, February 2005 London Borough of Sutton 121 15 4 0 4 Cheam North and Worcester Park Local Committee (3) Ethnicity Figure 4: Map showing the percentage of the total population of output areas in the London Borough of Sutton made up by black and minority ethnic residents. Source: Census 2001 NB: Output Areas are the smallest level of geography that the office for national statistics release data for. They are areas containing at least 125 households. There 610 output areas in the London Borough of Sutton. White: White: White: Asian Other Chinese or Chinese Black or Black Asian or British Other Irish or Asian other ethnic or other Black or Asian White Asian group: Other ethnic British: Black British: British: ethnic group group: Caribbea British: Pakistani Indian Chinese n African Cheam North and Worcester 25842 829 675 633 578 254 249 238 220 215 Park (number) Cheam North and Worcester 85.1% 2.7% 2.2% 2.1% 1.9% 0.8% 0.8% 0.8% 0.7% 0.7% Park (%) London Borough of Ealing (%) 83.7% 3.4% 2.0% 2.3% 1.4% 0.8% 0.7% 1.1% 1.2% 0.7% Table 3 : The ten largest ethnic groups within the Cheam North and Worcester Park Local Committee and the London Borough of Sutton. Source : Census 2001 5 Cheam North and (4) Approximated Social Grade Worcester Park Local Committee Chart showing the appoximated social of residents within Local Committee areas and the London Borough of Sutton London Borough of Sutton St. Helier, The Wrythe and Wandle Valley Cheam North and Worcester Park Beddington and Wallington Sutton Carshalton and Clockhouse Sutton South, Cheam and Belmont 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% % of resident population AB C1 C2 D E Figure 5: Approximated social grade of residents within Local Committee areas and the London Borough of Sutton Social Grade Description Source: Census 2001 AB Higher and intermediate managerial/administrative/professional C1 Supervisory, clerical, junior managerial/administrative/professional Note: Social Grade is the socio-economic classification C2 Skilled manual workers used by the market research and marketing industries, most D Semi-skilled and unskilled manual workers often in the analysis of spending habits and consumer E On state benefit, unemployed, lowest grade workers attitudes. 6 Cheam North and Pie chart showing percentage of the London Borough of Sutton's total crime occuring in each local committee Worcester Park Local Cheam North and Committee 12% Worcester Park LC 21% Sutton LC Figure 6. (5) Crime Source: Safer Sutton Partnership Service Sutton South, Cheam and June 2006 – June 2007 Belmont LC 8% St Helier, The Wrythe and 29% Wandle Valley LC Description Number of Carshalton and Clockhouse occurrences LC Theft From Motor 242 Beddington and Wallington Vehicle 21% LC 9% Criminal Damage To 203 Chart showing the number of crimes committed in the Cheam North and Worcester Park Motor Vehicle (M/V) Local Committee Area ABH 168 700 Other Theft 129 600 Burglary in Other 124 500 Buildings 400 Common Assault 100 300 Criminal Damage To 100 Other Bldg 200 Number of Number offences of Theft From Shops 78 100 0 Table 4. Table showing the eight most Theft and Criminal Violence Burglary Drugs Fraud or Robbery Other Sexual frequent crimes in Cheam North and Handling Damage Against the Total Total Forgery Total Notifiable Offences Worcester Park Local Committee Total Total Person Total Offences Total Total Total Source: Safer Sutton Crime classification Partnership Service June 2006 – June 2007 Figure 7. Source: Safer Sutton Partnership Service June 2006 – June 2007 7 Cheam North and Unemployment in Local Committee Areas and the London Borough of Sutton (Claimant Count Worcester Park Local June 2007) Committee London Borough of Sutton St. Helier, The Wrythe and Wandle Valley (6) Unemployment Sutton Beddington and Wallington Figure 8. Source: Office for Carshalton and Clockhouse National Statistics Sutton South, Cheam and June 2007 Belmont Cheam North and Worcester Park (7) Health 0.0% 0.5% 1.0% 1.5% 2.0% 2.5% 3.0% % unemployed Nonsuch Stonecot Worcester London Borough of Park Sutton Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Life 79.3 82.4 78.7 83.4 78.6 84.9 77.6 81.1 Expectancy (Years) Table 5: Table showing the life expectancy of males and females in the wards of Cheam North and Worcester Park Local Committee and the London Borough of Sutton Source: London Health Observatory 8 Cheam North and Worcester Park Local Committee (8) Schools Glenthorne High London Borough of England Average School Sutton average 5+ GCSE Grade A*-C including 56% 63.1 % 45.8 % English and maths 5+ GCSE Grade A*-C 69% 70.8 % 59.2 % CVA Measure 1026.3 1000.8 N/A Upper Limit 1035.8 N/A N/A Lower Limit 1016.8 N/A N/A Table 6 : Table showing the performance of secondary schools within the Cheam North and Worcester Park Local Committee area. Source : DfES NB: A school level Contextual Value Added (CVA) measure must always be interpreted alongside the confidence interval. Schools where the lower limit of the CI is above 1000 represent schools where pupils on average made significantly more progress than pupils nationally, while schools where the upper limit of the CI is below 1000 represent schools where pupils made significantly less progress. 9 Cheam North and Worcester Park Local Committee (9) Qualifications Chart showing percentage of working age residents in Local Committee areas and the London Borough that are either qualified to degree level or have no qualification London Borough of Sutton Cheam and Belmont Carshalton and Clockhouse Sutton Local Committee Area Beddington and Wallington North Cheam and Worcester Park Local Committee St Helier, The Wrythe and Wandle Valley 0.0% 5.0% 10.0% 15.0% 20.0% 25.0% 30.0% 35.0% % of residents No qualifications Qualified to degree level or higher Figure 9: Percentage of working age residents in Local Committees and the London Borough that are either qualified to degree level or have no qualification Source: Census 2001 10 Cheam North and Worcester Note: LBS has published an Open Space Strategy in February 2007. This contains detailed information and objectives for parks and open spaces. The strategy is Park Local Committee available at www.sutton.gov.uk (10) Parks and Playgrounds Name of park Area (metres) Playground Sutton Common Rec 57929 Yes Table 7 : Table giving details of the parks and playgrounds in the Reigate Avenue Rec 28177 No Cheam North and Worcester Local Committee area. Source : London Borough of Sutton GIS Doncaster Road Rec 22989 Yes Longfellow Road 901 Yes Playground Figure 10: Map showing parks and playgrounds located in the Cheam North and Worcester Local Committee . Source: London Borough of Sutton Geographical Information System Name of park Area (metres) Playground Cuddington Park Rec 81444 Yes Fairlands Park 31142 Yes Hamilton Avenue Rec 20766 Yes 11 Cheam North and Worcester Park Local Committee (11) Employment Land Designation Site Name Size of Access Poor quality public realm throughout the site.
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