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Pilot Areas for 2017-18 Area 1 Well-Being Area Appendix 2 - Pilot Areas for 2017-18 Area 1 Well-being Area - Bangor – Arfon Well- WIMD 2014 being Total Population 3 and 4 Employment Area LSOA Name LSOA Code births 2013 births 2014 years old - estimate Bangor Deiniol W01000062 : Gwynedd 14 11 25 67/73 001A Bangor Dewi W01000064 : Gwynedd 25 24 49 26/73 002A Bangor Glyder W01000072 : Gwynedd 14 13 27 29/73 002B Bangor Hendre (Gwynedd) W01000075 : Gwynedd 10 10 20 31/73 002C Bangor Hirael and Garth 1 W01000076 : Gwynedd 13 17 30 54/73 001B Bangor Hirael and Garth 2 W01000077 : Gwynedd 10 4 14 50/73 001C Bangor Marchog 1 W01000090 : Gwynedd 49 41 90 4/73 002D Bangor Marchog 2 W01000091 : Gwynedd 1/73 001D Bangor Menai (Bangor) W01000092 : Gwynedd 7 7 14 73/73 001E Bangor Y Felinheli W01000119 : Gwynedd 23 33 56 57/73 004D Bangor Pentir 1 W01000102 : Gwynedd 36 20 56 72/73 002E 1 Bangor Pentir 2 W01000103 : Gwynedd 33/73 005D Bangor Ogwen 1 W01000096 : Gwynedd 34 33 67 14/73 003C Bangor Ogwen 2 W01000097 : Gwynedd 5/73 003D Bangor Tregarth a Mynydd W01000115 : Gwynedd 25 19 44 43/73 Llandygai 003E Bangor Gerlan W01000071 : Gwynedd 43 34 77 20/73 003B Bangor Arllechwedd W01000050 : Gwynedd 16 13 29 17/23 003A 201 180 381 The rationale for the selection: - Urban population - city, including a high number of students - Flying Start Area in the Marchog 1 and 2 wards - high in the Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation in terms of employment - positions 1 and 4 - Flying Start Area in Bethesda – two wards graded within the 30-50% most deprived in terms of employment across Wales - Low level wards for employment deprivation such as Pentir 1 and Menai i.e. high level of population in work - Density of the number of childcare locations relatively high in Bangor city - Big employers located in this area such as Ysbyty Gwynedd, Bangor University etc. - A number of Anglesey families using child care in Bangor city (childcare feasibility assessment statistics) Area 2 Porthmadog Well-being Area - Dwyfor and Meirionnydd Total WIMD 2014 Population 3 Employment Well-being and 4 years Area LSOA Name LSOA Code births 2013 births 2014 old - 2 estimate Porthmadog Dolbenmaen W01000066 : Gwynedd 8 10 18 27/73 010A Porthmadog Harlech W01000074 : Gwynedd 14 17 31 32/73 013B Porthmadog Penrhyndeudraeth 1 W01000100 : Gwynedd 23 33 56 68/73 010B Porthmadog Penrhyndeudraeth 2 W01000101 : Gwynedd 56/73 013D Porthmadog Porthmadog - East W01000105 : Gwynedd 25 17 42 36/73 010C Porthmadog Porthmadog West W01000106 : Gwynedd 8 16 24 63/73 010D Porthmadog Porthmadog – W01000107 : Gwynedd 10 13 23 42/73 Tremadog 010E 88 106 194 The rationale for the selection: - Rural population - need to travel to use childcare in some areas - Relatively high density in the number of childcare locations - Seasonal employment - tourism - Testing within in the Dwyfor and Meirionnydd areas - In terms of the Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation 2014 - every above mentioned ward has been rated within the 50% least deprived in terms of Employment Area 3 Ffestiniog Well-being Area - Meirionnydd Well-being LSOA Name LSOA Code births 2013 births 2014 WIMD 2014 Total Area Employment Population 3 3 and 4 years old - estimate Ffestiniog Bowydd and W01000056 : Gwynedd 009A 26 18 44 11/73 Rhiw Ffestiniog Diffwys and W01000065 : Gwynedd 009B 13 13 26 7/73 Maenofferen Ffestiniog Teigl W01000113 : Gwynedd 009C 12 20 32 16/73 Ffestiniog Trawsfynydd W01000114 : Gwynedd 009D 18 7 25 65/73 69 58 127 The rationale for the selection: - Rural population - need to travel to use childcare in some areas - Relatively high density in the number of child care locations but more work is required to develop the infrastructure - Seasonal employment - tourism - Flying Start Area in Blaenau Ffestiniog - Three of the wards have been graded within the 30-50% most deprived in terms of employment across Wales Area 4 Dolgellau Well- being Area - Meirionnydd Ardal Enw LSOA Côd LSOA genedigaethau genedigaethau Cyfanswm MALlC 2014 Llesiant 2013 2014 Poblogaeth 3 a Cyflogaeth 4 oed – amcan Dolgellau - W01000048 : Gwynedd 016A 22/73 Abermaw Abermaw 1 Dolgellau - W01000049 : Gwynedd 016B 23/73 Abermaw Abermaw 2 21 19 40 Brithdir a W01000057 : Gwynedd 016C 52/73 Dolgellau - Llanfachreth/Ga Abermaw nllwyd/Llanelltyd 10 11 21 4 Dolgellau - W01000060 : Gwynedd 015B 41/73 Abermaw Corris/Mawddwy 11 1 12 Dolgellau - Dolgellau - W01000067 : Gwynedd 016D 37/73 Abermaw Gogledd 12 9 21 Dolgellau - W01000068 : Gwynedd 016E 13/73 Abermaw Dolgellau - De 16 17 33 Dolgellau - W01000069 : Gwynedd 013A 28/73 Abermaw Dyffryn Ardudwy 16 10 26 Dolgellau - W01000079 : Gwynedd 013C 69/73 Abermaw Llanbedr 6 11 17 92 78 170 The rationale for the selection: - Rural population - need to travel to use childcare in some areas - The density on the number of child care locations means more work is required to develop the infrastructure - Seasonal employment - tourism - Flying Start Area in South Dolgellau - the ward has been graded within the 30-50% most deprived in terms of employment across Wales 5 .
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