MARR AREA CENSUS PROFILE 2011

LIMITING LONGTERM HEALTH PROBLEMS (Day-to-Day Activities) POPULATION

6.2% 10% 83.8%

total population % % Day-to-day activities Day-to-day activities Day-to-day activities 49.4 50.6 50.5 limited a lot limited a little not limited 37,088 HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION male female 18,333 18,755 AGE 14.4% 14.3% 10.8% 22.1% 21.9%

One person One person One family Couple, Couple, 65+ <65 all 65+ no children dependent 57.3 10.1 7.2% children 5.1 4.7 9.6 % % 7.9% 7.9 % % % % 6.8% 4% 2.5% 3.2% 5.4% Couple, Lone parent, Lone parent, Other all children dependent non-dependent households 0 - 4 5 - 11 12 - 15 16 - 19 20 - 64 65 - 74 75+ non-dependent children children

HOUSEHOLD TENURE ETHNIC GROUP

White: Scottish 76.9% 0.2% Mixed or multiple ethnic White: Other British 18.5% groups 64.9% White: Irish 0.5% owned 68.5% 0.7% Asian, White: Gypsy/Traveller 0.1% Asian Scottish White: Polish 0.8% or Asian British 0.1% Caribbean or Black 25.1% White: Other White 2.1% social rented 14.7% 7.4% 0.1% African 12.4% private rented other rented 0.1% Other ethnic groups living rent free 1.4% 3% MARR AREA CENSUS PROFILE 2011

ECONOMIC ACTIVITY INDUSTRY

All people aged All people aged 16 to 74 26,716 16 to 74 in employment 18,895

Part-time employee 15% 15.8% Retired Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor 13.3% vehicles and motorcycles Full-time employee 40.2% 3% Student Human health and social work activities 12.4% Self employed 13.2% 4.4% Looking after home or family Unemployed 2.3% Construction 9.9% 2.2% Long term sick or Full time student 2.8% disabled Professional, scientific and technical activities 9% 1.2% Other Education 8.8% OCCUPATION Manufacturing 6.9%

Mining and quarrying 6.1%

Accommodation and food service activities 5.9%

5.4% 10.1% 18% 11.4% Agriculture, forestry and fishing Managers, directors Professional Associate professional and Arts, entertainment and recreation; other service 5.2% and senior ocials occupations technical occupations activities

Transport and storage 4.1%

Public administration and defence; compulsory 3.8% social security

9% 9.2% 18.5% Administrative and support service activities 3.6% Administrative and Skilled trades Caring, leisure and other secretarial occupations occupations service occupations Information and communication 1.8%

Real estate activities 1.6%

Financial and insurance activities 1.3%

10.2% 7.5% 6% Water supply, sewerage, waste management and 0.5% Elementary Process, plant and Sales and customer remediation activities occupations machine operatives service occupations Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 0.3%

     MARR AREA CENSUS PROFILE 2011 METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORK HIGHEST QUALIFICATION TRANSPORT TO PLACE OF WORK

All people aged 16 and over 30,265 16.5% 0.6% 2.4% 0.6%

% Work mainly at or Train Bus, minibus or Taxi or minicab from home coach No qualifications 21.8

61.3% 4.4% 1% % Level 1 qualifications 23.6 Driving a car Passenger in Bicycle or van a car or van

Level 2 qualifications % 0.3% 9.7% 3.1% 13

Motorcycle, On foot Other scooter or moped % Level 3 qualifications 8.9 CAR OR VAN AVAILABILITY Number of cars or vans in household: % Level 4 qualifications 32.8 No cars or vans 12.8%

One car or van 39.8% Level 1 = O Grade, Standard Grade or equivalent Two cars or vans 34.4% Level 2 = Higher, Advanced Higher or equivalent

Level 3 = HNC, HND, SVQ level 4 or equivalent Three cars or vans 9.2% Level 4 and above = Degree, Masters, PhD or equivalent Four or more cars or vans 3.8% ABERDEENSHIRE AREAS CENSUS PROFILE 2011 NOTES

Employment the lowest proportion of people in the ‘White: For the total population aged 16 – 74, all admin- Scottish’ group and the highest proportion in istrative areas had employment rates (people the ‘White: Other British’ group. Ban & Buchan falling into the part-time or full-time employee was unusual in having 3% of its population in the or self employed categories) that were higher ‘White: Polish’ group and 3% in the ‘White: Other than the Scottish rate of 60.5%. They varied white’ group, which is likely to contain a high from 63.6% in Ban & Buchan to 73.5% in number of people from other EU countries. Garioch. Unemployment rates were correspond- Buchan had 3.1% in the ‘White: Other white’ ingly low, varying from 3.5% in Buchan to 1.9% in group. Garioch. The proportion of people who were self-employed was highest in Marr, at 13.2%, Age Profile whilst Buchan had the lowest self-employed rate, at 8.9%. Ban & Buchan and Marr had the Garioch was the area with the youngest age highest retirement rates of 15.8%, reflecting their profile, with 20.1% of its population aged fifteen older age profiles. Garioch had the smallest or less, compared to an overall Aberdeenshire proportion of people retired, 11.8%. figure of 18.8%. Ban & Buchan and Buchan had

Aberdeenshire is divided into six administrative the lowest proportions in this age band, 17.7% areas: Ban & Buchan, Buchan, Formartine, and 17.5% respectively. Marr had the oldest Industry Garioch, Kincardine & Mearns and Marr. The population profile with 9.6% of its population For Aberdeenshire as a whole the two sectors areas consist of groups of three multi-member being aged 75+. Ban & Buchan had the next which employ the most people are ‘Wholesale council wards, with the exception of Garioch highest proportion of people in this age group, and retail trade, repair of motor vehicles’ and which contains four. Results from the 2011 8.3%. The figure for Aberdeenshire was 7.2%. ‘Human health and social work activities’ and Census have allowed us to look at the various Marr had the greatest proportion of people in this pattern is seen in Formartine, Garioch, characteristics of these areas. very old age groups, as almost 1% of its popula- Kincardine & Mearns and Marr. However the tion was over 90 years old. sector which employs the most people in Ban Population & Buchan and the second highest number of Population size in the administrative areas varied Health people in Buchan is ‘Manufacturing’. The proportion of people employed in Ban & from 52,400 in Garioch to 37,100 in Marr. Ban In Aberdeenshire overall 84.5% of people Buchan is 16.7% which is more than twice the & Buchan had a similar population to Marr at reported that their day-to-day activities were Scottish rate of 8% and substantially above the 37,300 and the other administrative areas had not limited by any health problems. There was, Aberdeenshire rate of 10.2%. Buchan’s populations of between 40,500 and 43,000. however, some disparity between the administra- employment rate in this sector is not quite so The male/female ratio was roughly similar in all tive areas with 87.6% of people in Garioch high at 13.9%, but again is noticeably above the areas. reporting this and only 79.9% in Ban & Buchan Scottish and Aberdeenshire rates. (the highest and lowest figures amongst the Ethnicity administrative areas). Opposed to this 9.1% of Aberdeenshire’s population was largely people in Ban & Buchan and 4.7% of people in composed of white ethnic groups. Amongst the Garioch said that their day-to-day activities administrative areas Garioch had the lowest were limited a lot by health problems. percentage in these groups – 97.7%. Marr had