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Profile of Brookenby Parish (Census 2001) West Lindsey District Council Community Profile Brookenby Parish September 2008 Contents Page Introduction 1 Population 2 Deprivation 6 Economy 9 Infrastructure 11 Recreation and Leisure 14 Crime 15 Glossary 16 It should be noted that there are no statistics included for Health and Education. With regard to health, this is mainly due to the non-release of health information for a small area such as Brookenby that could lead to possible identification of individuals. Test results of pupils by residency are also not available for publication at such a low level of geography for similar reasons. Introduction he village of Brookenby is situated in the district of West Lindsey and is part of the Wold View T ward in the north east of the district. The village has been known as Brookenby for a relatively short period of time and was originally a Royal Air Force base known as RAF Binbrook. Although the operational side of the base closed in 1987, it acted as a relief runway until 1995. On the closure of the base, the housing belonging to it became known as Brookenby village and was included in Stainton le Vale Parish until 1999 when a Parish was introduced solely for Brookenby. The closest large settlements to Brookenby are Market Rasen - 9 miles away, Louth - over 10 miles away and Grimsby - 12 miles away. The village has access to the A46, A16 and A18, however access to these is via minor roads running through adjoining villages. 1 Community Profile — Brookenby Parish Population Key Facts • • The population of Brookenby increased by Brookenby residents aged over 65 account 1.2% during the period 2001-2005 compared for just under 5% of the population compared with a district increase of just under 7%. with the district average of 18%. • • The average age of Brookenby residents in At the Census 2001, 98.8% of the population 2001 was 29.4 compared with the district of Brookenby were white British compared average of 41.1. with the district average of just under 98%. • • 32% of the population are children under 16 45% of households are occupied by families compared with the district average of just with dependent children compared with a under 20%. district average of 29%. • • 16-64 year olds represent just under 64% of 23% of the families with dependent children the population of Brookenby, similar to both are headed by a lone parent compared with a the district and national averages. district average of just under 17%. Population profile n 2001 the population of Brookenby Parish than the district average of just under 20% and I was 742 of which 367 were males and 375 the national average which is just over 20%. females. According to the mid-2005 population estimates the population had increased by 1.2%. Those aged 16-64 represent almost 64% of the population of Brookenby which is similar to both At the Census 2001 the average age of people the district and national averages. in the village was 29.4, significantly low compared with the West Lindsey district average Residents in Brookenby aged over 65 account of 41.1 and 38.6 for England. for just under 5% of the population, significantly lower than the district average of 18% and 16% Children under 16 account for just under 32% of nationally. the Brookenby population, significantly higher Age Profile of Brookenby Parish (Census 2001) 35 30 25 20 % of population 15 10 5 0 0-4 5-15 16-24 25-44 45-64 65-74 75 & over Brookenby West Lindsey England Source: Office for National Statistics 2 Community Profile — Brookenby Parish Ethnicity t the Census 2001, 98.8% of the population Lindsey average of just under 98% being White A of Brookenby were White British with the British with a much lower average for England of remaining people being of mixed race or 87%. Pakistanis. This compares with the West Children and families t the Census 2001, children in Brookenby It should be noted that the data relating to A accounted for just under 32% of the households with dependent children in the Brookenby population and of the 269 preceding two paragraphs is from the Census households in the parish, 45% were occupied by 2001 and is the only data available at parish families with dependent children. In comparison, level. It is not comparable with the district and 29% of households in both West Lindsey and national data used in the 2008 State of the England were occupied by families with District document for West Lindsey which was dependent children. taken from the NCHOD site (National Centre for Health Outcomes Development) where different 23% of the families with dependent children in methodology and cohorts were used to arrive at Brookenby are headed by a lone parent that data. compared with just under 17% in the district and 22% in England. Mosaic household ‘types’ he T Mosaic dataset is a marketing tool that is up of services in their area, target resources and nationally recognised and classifies plan their services in a more efficient way. households into 11 different types according to the age, occupation and income of the main The map below shows the different types of householder, the location and type of housing household in Brookenby denoted by coloured and the spending patterns which are associated dots. The definition of each of those classified with households with similar characteristics. groups is shown beneath the map together with a summary of the most effective method for In addition to Mosaic being used as a communicating information to these household commercial product it is now being applied within ‘types’. the public sector to help agencies improve take Mosaic Households – Brookenby 3 Community Profile — Brookenby Parish hown below are details of the different Mosaic identifies characteristics that the S household types in Brookenby parish. The population are likely to display and significant summaries describe the residents of a postcode effort has been used to ensure that the result is in terms of their typical demographics, their both statistically robust and reflects reality on the behaviours, their lifestyle characteristics and ground. their attitudes. Although no single postcode is ever likely to match all of its group’s average Mosaic data is © Experian Limited. The names values, the majority of the population within a and descriptions originate from Experian and are particular postcode are more likely to reflect the used in this document purely to aid characteristics of its assigned group than those understanding, analysis and interpretation of of any alternative group. The end result is that Mosaic and related information. Happy Families (48% of Brookenby households) ontains younger age groups who are Those households in Brookenby that fit within C married, or in a permanent relationship, the Mosaic Happy Families group do vary and raising children in post war family houses. are perceived to fall into the following sub- divisions of that group with the key features as Communication method: internet, email, digital shown below: TV, mid-Market tabloids. Families Making Good • Young families • Packaged holidays • High incomes • Active lifestyles • Detached houses • Financially confident • Good place to live • Mainstream • Two car families Middle Rung Families • Married • Moderate exercise • Children at secondary school • Aim for secure retirement • Middle incomes • Regular watchers of TV • Traditional & comfortable Burdened Optimists • Young married couples • Poor diet, inactive lifestyle • Some single parents • Good health • Not well educated • Materialistic • Confident • High borrowing • Live for today Ties of Community (38% of Brookenby households) ontains people who live in close-knit The households in Brookenby that fit within the C communities within inner city Mosaic Ties of Community group are all neighbourhoods or small industrial towns. Most perceived to fall into just one of the different sub- have their own homes, drive their own cars and divisions of this group with the key features as have responsible jobs. shown below: Communication method: communal centres, red top newspapers. 4 Community Profile — Brookenby Parish Coronation Street • • Young working class • Unmarried • Young children • Income Support High unemployment Blue collar Enterprise (14% of Brookenby households) C cars and ontainsprovide peoplea reliable who source live in housesof labour they to have local employers.bought from the local authority, own their Communication method: TV, telemarketing, red top newspapers. • New Town Materialism • Cheap terraces • • Provincial cities • • Large families Social problems • Co-habiting and single parents Health problems • Some overcrowding T Poor qualifications The three types of household in Brookenby are he chart below shows the three household percentages with those of the same household shown in the chart below and are compared with types in Brookenby and compares the the Wold View ward and West Lindsey averages. The households in Brookenby that fall within the Mosaic Blue Collar Enterprise group are all seen as fitting into just one of the different sub- divisions of this group with the key features shown below: % of postcodes • Mosaic Household Types in Brookenby Parish • Good employment prospects • Outgoings exceed income 60 Bad diet, smokers 50 40 and West Lindsey District groups in Wold View ward and West Lindsey as 30 a whole. 20 10 0 Source for Mosaic: Experian and the Lincolnshire Researc S y m b o l s o f S u c c e s s 5 H a p p y F a m i l i e s S u b u r b a n C o m f o r t T i e s o f C o m m u n i t y U r b a n I n t e l l i g e n c e W e l f a r e B o r d e r l i n e Brookenby ParishM u n i c i p l e D e p e n d e n c y h Observatory B l u e C o l l a r E n t e r p r i s e Tw ilight S ubsistence Community Profile — Brookenby Parish West Lindsey G r e y P e r s p e c t i v e s R u r a l I s o l a t i o n Deprivation Key Facts • • The Super Output Area (SOA) of which There is significant disparity between the two Brookenby is a part is within the 30% most SOAs in the Income, Employment, Health deprived SOAs in the country.
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