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Mid-2009 Parish Population Estimates for Norfolk March 2011 Issue: 2/11 Mid-2009 parish population estimates for Norfolk This report covers the County Council’s population estimates for mid-2009 for parishes and unparished areas in Norfolk. The figures have been controlled to the Registrar General’s Mid Year Estimates, and population estimates for Lower Super Output Areas (LSOAs) published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Norfolk’s population is an estimated 853,400 in mid-2009. Estimates for all other areas such as wards, county electoral divisions, primary care organisations and service department areas are available to view or download through Norfolk Insight www.norfolkinsight.org.uk Our parish estimates for mid-2007 and mid-2008 were included in Issue 3/10, August 2010. This report can also be accessed and downloaded through Norfolk Insight www.norfolkinsight.org.uk/population Headline analysis • We have produced mid-2009 population estimates for all the parishes in Norfolk • There are around 70,000 people living in parishes of under 500 people • 27 per cent of the population live in the unparished areas of Norwich, King’s Lynn and Great Yarmouth • The population of Norwich built-up area is estimated as around 216,000, Great Yarmouth built-up area 73,700 and King’s Lynn built-up area 46,100 • See www.norfolkinsight.org.uk/population for more detail, including estimates for wards and other areas Estimates method LSOA population estimates for mid-2009 are published by ONS and are consistent with the Mid Year Estimates of population. • The LSOA estimates were aggregated where possible to give estimates for wards and parishes (LSOAs are sub-divisions of wards). The ward estimates should be the same as those of ONS, which are not available till some time later than those for LSOAs. In order to produce estimates for all remaining parishes and unparished areas, we used look-up tables (created from population estimates taken from GP Patient Registers), to apportion LSOA estimates to smaller areas; The figures are fully consistent with the ONS estimates for LSOAs, and hence with estimates for local authorities. In the last two years we have made adjustments to a very small number of parishes (Swanton Morley, Griston, Scottow and Sloley) to compensate for the use of Patient Registers to distribute the ONS estimates within LSOAs, given that some armed forces and prisoners are not included in Patient Registers (For the details, see Issue 3/10, August 2010). For the 2009 estimates we discontinued these adjustments. • With the closure of RAF Coltishall, the Scottow and Sloley figures should not be affected • The Swanton Morley and Griston unadjusted estimates were sufficiently close to our final 2008 estimates. Boundary changes and new parishes The current District Council wards (205 in total) came into effect in either 2003 or 2004, depending on the District concerned. Including the parish of Walcott (created in April 2008) there are 541 parishes in Norfolk and three unparished areas. The parish of Corpusty, in North Norfolk, changed its name to Corpusty and Saxthorpe on 1 April 2007 (under Section 75 of the Local Government Act 1072). Presentation of the results The following tables include the parish estimates arranged by local authority area. More detailed results are available on Norfolk Insight www.norfolkinsight.org.uk/population including: 2 • A table with parish estimates grouped within the relevant ward, including the names of the parish wards where appropriate to remove any ambiguity (the parishes concerned are Hopton-on-Sea, Sprowston, Stow Bardolph and Walsoken); • Look-up tables relating parishes, wards and districts: firstly ordered by parish name, and secondly ordered by ward name. Note that there are two parishes of the same name (Roydon) and four cases where there are two wards of the same name (Nelson, Priory, Wensum and Wissey) in different Districts. Number of parishes by population size in mid-2009 Number Population Population % Unparished areas 3 228,113 26.7 Parishes by population size: 10,000 and over 11 150,659 17.7 1,000 to 9,999 128 323,720 37.9 500 to 999 117 80,985 9.5 100 to 499 235 67,085 7.9 Under 100 50 2,808 0.3 100.0 As the table shows, the unparished areas accounted for around 27 per cent of the County’s population. At the other extreme, there were around 70,000 people living in those relatively small parishes of fewer than 500 people, forming just over 8 per cent of the County total. Parishes range in population size from Thetford (24,200) to Stanford (10), and there are two parishes (Sturston and Tottington) with nil population. The population of the built-up areas are now estimated at Norwich 216,000, Great Yarmouth 73,700 and King’s Lynn 46,100. Figures can also be provided for areas such as market towns. Revision of estimates for previous years We have decided not to revise our parish estimates for previous years to take account of the revised ONS local authority estimates for 2002 to 2008 published in May 2010. In the vast majority of cases the revisions would have been very small. The changes are more significant at local authority level, particularly for Norwich, and the effect of these changes have been described in Issue 2/10 (July 2010). Further information Population estimates for 2001 through to 2008 (excluding 2005) are available through Norfolk Insight: www.norfolkinsight.org.uk/population . Estimates at local authority level for mid-2010 are due for publication by ONS on 30 June 2011. Please direct requests for further information to Ian Coldicott (Tel: 01603 222732) in the Norfolk Insight Team, Planning, Performance & Partnerships, Resources Directorate, email [email protected] or visit the population section of Norfolk Insight www.norfolkinsight.org.uk/population (March 2011) 3 Population estimates for mid-2009 Code Parish / unparished area 2009 Code Parish / unparished area 2009 Breckland Breckland (continued) 33UB001 Ashill 1,370 33UB070 North Elmham 1,400 33UB002 Attleborough 10,490 33UB071 North Lopham 650 33UB003 Banham 1,530 33UB072 North Pickenham 500 33UB004 Bawdeswell 760 33UB073 North Tuddenham 330 33UB005 Beachamwell 370 33UB074 Old Buckenham 1,290 33UB006 Beeston with Bittering 570 33UB075 Ovington 260 33UB007 Beetley 1,400 33UB076 Oxborough 220 33UB008 Besthorpe 860 33UB077 Quidenham 610 33UB009 Billingford 240 33UB078 Riddlesworth 130 33UB010 Bintree 330 33UB079 Rocklands 700 33UB011 Blo' Norton 270 33UB080 Roudham and Larling 310 33UB012 Bradenham 740 33UB081 Rougham 150 33UB013 Brettenham 440 33UB082 Saham Toney 1,550 33UB014 Bridgham 330 33UB083 Scarning 2,920 33UB015 Brisley 260 33UB084 Scoulton 230 33UB016 Bylaugh 70 33UB085 Shipdham 2,130 33UB017 Carbrooke 1,380 33UB086 Shropham 390 33UB018 Caston 430 33UB087 Snetterton 210 33UB019 Cockley Cley 130 33UB088 South Acre 30 33UB020 Colkirk 600 33UB089 South Lopham 400 33UB021 Cranwich 50 33UB090 South Pickenham 100 33UB022 Cranworth 430 33UB091 Sparham 290 33UB023 Croxton 460 33UB092 Sporle with Palgrave 1,050 33UB025 Dereham 17,960 33UB093 Stanfield 170 33UB024 Didlington 30 33UB094 Stanford 10 33UB026 East Tuddenham 490 33UB095 Stow Bedon 320 33UB027 Elsing 240 33UB096 Sturston 0 33UB028 Foulden 440 33UB097 Swaffham 7,350 33UB029 Foxley 290 33UB098 Swanton Morley 2,120 33UB030 Fransham 430 33UB099 Thetford 24,220 33UB031 Garboldisham 710 33UB100 Thompson 390 33UB032 Garvestone 680 33UB101 Tittleshall 410 33UB033 Gateley 80 33UB102 Tottington 0 33UB034 Gooderstone 370 33UB103 Twyford 30 33UB035 Great Cressingham 270 33UB104 Watton 7,550 33UB036 Great Dunham 310 33UB105 Weasenham All Saints 180 33UB037 Great Ellingham 1,150 33UB106 Weasenham St. Peter 190 33UB038 Gressenhall 1,100 33UB107 Weeting-with-Broomhill 1,860 33UB039 Griston 1,600 33UB108 Wellingham 30 33UB040 Guist 240 33UB109 Wendling 320 33UB041 Hardingham 280 33UB110 Whinburgh and Westfield 330 33UB042 Harling 2,180 33UB111 Whissonsett 500 33UB043 Hilborough 240 33UB112 Wretham 360 33UB044 Hockering 680 33UB113 Yaxham 700 33UB045 Hockham 620 33UB046 Hoe 260 33UB Breckland total 129,940 33UB047 Holme Hale 460 33UB048 Horningtoft 130 33UB049 Ickburgh 230 33UB050 Kempstone 20 33UB051 Kenninghall 900 33UB052 Kilverstone 60 33UB053 Lexham 120 33UB054 Litcham 640 33UB055 Little Cressingham 150 33UB056 Little Dunham 310 33UB057 Little Ellingham 270 33UB058 Longham 240 33UB059 Lynford 150 33UB060 Lyng 830 33UB061 Mattishall 2,600 33UB062 Merton 120 33UB063 Mileham 520 33UB064 Mundford 1,590 33UB065 Narborough 1,090 33UB066 Narford 10 33UB067 Necton 1,990 33UB068 New Buckenham 470 33UB069 Newton by Castle Acre 30 4 Code Parish / unparished area 2009 Code Parish / unparished area 2009 Broadland Great Yarmouth 33UC001 Acle 2,780 33UD001 Ashby with Oby 70 33UC002 Alderford 40 33UD002 Belton with Browston 3,910 33UC003 Attlebridge 120 33UD003 Bradwell 10,640 33UC004 Aylsham 5,840 33UD004 Burgh Castle 1,260 33UC005 Beeston St. Andrew 30 33UD005 Caister-on-Sea 8,780 33UC006 Beighton 410 33UD006 Filby 760 33UC007 Belaugh 110 33UD007 Fleggburgh 940 33UC008 Blickling 110 33UD008 Fritton and St. Olaves 500 33UC009 Blofield 3,280 Great Yarmouth (unparished area)* 50,940 33UC010 Booton 100 33UD009 Hemsby 3,420 33UC011 Brampton 230 33UD010 Hopton-on-Sea 3,110 33UC012 Brandiston 60 33UD011 Martham 3,490 33UC013 Brundall 3,870 33UD012 Mautby 370 33UC014 Burgh and Tuttington 320 33UD013 Ormesby St. Margaret with Scratby 4,110 33UC015 Buxton with Lammas 1,670 33UD014 Ormesby St. Michael 300 33UC016 Cantley 660 33UD015 Repps with Bastwick 390 33UC017 Cawston 1,520 33UD016 Rollesby 1,060 33UC018 Coltishall
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