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2011 Census – Data for Parishes February 2014 2011 Census – data for parishes February 2014 Every ten years, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) carries out a census to find out more about the people who live in England and Wales and about the make-up of local neighbourhoods. The 2011 Census took place on Sunday 27 March 2011. The census is a key source of statistics on our local populations, and for many statistics and geographies such as parishes, the 2011 Census will be the first source of data we have had since the 2001 Census. The Office for National Statistics is currently in the process of publishing the results of the 2011 Census. Data for parishes There is a wealth of information available from the 2011 Census at parish level, for example: • Population (by single year of age) • Ethnicity and religion • Housing (includes single pensioner households, lone parents, tenure and central heating availability) • Economic activity (includes unemployment, hours worked and occupations) • Health (includes general health, limiting long term conditions and carers). Some data tables available at parish level cover a single topic, for example health and others show results for more than one topic, for example health by age. The tables published by ONS so far are all available on the NOMIS website: https://www.nomisweb.co.uk/census/2011 Important information about using 2011 Census data for parishes Care needs to be taken when looking at parish results from the 2011 Census: • The tables published by ONS are at parish level and not parish council level • For some small parishes, no results are available • In some cases, the results quoted for a parish are actually for an area larger or smaller than the parish. The reason for this is explained below. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is calculating parish results from the 2011 Census by summing the results for output areas (OA). These are small geographical areas that ONS originally set up for statistical purposes In some cases, a number of OAs will fit neatly into a parish but in some cases they do not. Where an OA crosses parish boundaries ONS has assigned the results of that OA to the parish in which its centre lies (in terms of population). In some cases this will mean that the results quoted for a parish are not actually for the parish stated but a larger or smaller area than this to varying extents. Also if a parish population is below 100 or it has less than 40 households ONS are not publishing results for this parish. Contact: Lee Huxley Phone: 01244 972064 Email:[email protected] Parish council populations The following table includes the population for each parish council1 at the time of the 2011 Census and also notes on whether the parish council statistics (which are summed from parish statistics) are for the actual parish (an exact match) or a larger / smaller geography (see the previous section for an explanation on this). Parishes (in the parish Population Parish council1 NOTES council area) (2011 Census) Acton Bridge Acton Bridge 631 Exact match Agden Agden Not available NOT an exact fit (figures have been published by ONS for the combined area of Agden, Stockton, Wychough, Wigland and Chidlow Parishes as Wigland Parish results) Aldford, Saighton Alford, Lea Newbold, 474 Exact match and district Buerton, Church Heath, Saighton Allostock Allostock 816 Exact match Alvanley Alvanley 472 Exact match Anderton with Anderton with Marbury 571 Exact match Marbury Antrobus Antrobus 791 Exact match Ashton Hayes Ashton Hayes 936 Exact match Aston Aston 106 Exact match Backford and Backford, Chorlton by 241 Exact match district Backford and Caughall Barnton Barnton 5,614 Exact match Barrow Barrow 941 Exact match Beeston Beeston 188 Exact match Bostock Bostock 225 Exact match Broxton and Broxton, Duckington 461 Exact match district and Harthill Burwardsley Burwardsley 184 Exact match Byley Byley 235 Exact match Capenhurst and Capenhurst and 380 Exact match Ledsham Ledsham Chorlton Chorlton 124 NOT an exact fit (figures have been published by ONS for the combined area of Chorlton and Overton as Chorlton Parish results) Christleton Christleton 2,053 Exact match Churton Churton by Aldford and 365 NOT an exact fit (figures have been Churton by Farndon published by ONS for the combined area of Churton by Aldford, Edgerley, Kings Marsh and Crewe-by-Farndon as Churton by Aldford) Clotton Hoofield Clotton Hoofield 425 NOT an exact fit (figures have been published by ONS for the combined area of Clotton Hoofield and Iddenshall as Clotton Hoofield Parish results) 1 We have included parishes which have a parish meeting but are not a parish council. Contact: Lee Huxley Phone: 01244 972064 Email: [email protected] Parishes (in the parish Population Parish council1 NOTES council area) (2011 Census) Coddington and Coddington, Aldersey, 626 Exact match district Barton, Carden, Clutton, Stretton Comberbach Comberbach 954 Exact match Crowton Crowton 465 Exact match Cuddington Cuddington (Malpas) 171 Exact match (Malpas) Cuddington Cuddington (Weaver 5,333 Exact match (Weaver and and Cuddington) Cuddington) Darnhall Darnhall 232 Exact match Davenham Davenham 2,745 Exact match Delamere Delamere 1,025 Exact match Dodleston & Dodleston, Marlston- 1,017 Exact match district Cum-Lache and Lower Kinnerton Duddon Duddon 655 NOT an exact fit (figures have been published by ONS for the combined area of Duddon, Prior's Heys and Willington as Duddon) Dunham-on-the- Dunham-on-the-hill and 634 Exact match hill and Hapsford Hapsford Dutton Dutton 424 Exact match Eaton, Eccleston Eaton, Eccleston and 246 Exact match and Claverton Claverton Elton Elton 3,586 Exact match Farndon Farndon and Crewe-by- 1653 NOT an exact fit (figures have been Farndon published by ONS for the combined area of Churton by Aldford, Edgerley, Kings Marsh and Crewe-by-Farndon (which is part of Farndon Parish Council area) as Churton by Aldford) Foulk Stapleford Foulk Stapleford 161 Exact match Frodsham Frodsham 9,077 Exact match Great Boughton Great Boughton 8,582 Exact match Great Budworth Great Budworth 339 Exact match Guilden Sutton Guilden Sutton 1,467 Exact match Handley and Chowley, Handley and 253 Exact match district Golborne David Hartford Hartford 5,558 Exact match Helsby Helsby 4,972 Exact match Huntington Huntington 2,115 Exact match Huxley Huxley 251 Exact match Ince Ince 203 Exact match Kelsall Kelsall 2,609 Exact match Kingsley Kingsley 1,987 Exact match Kingsmead Kingsmead 4,892 NOT an exact fit (several OAs are partly in Northwich and partly in Kingsmead) Contact: Lee Huxley Phone: 01244 972064 Email: [email protected] Parishes (in the parish Population Parish council1 NOTES council area) (2011 Census) Lach Dennis Lach Dennis 232 Exact match Lea-by-Backford Lea-by-Backford 207 Exact match Little Budworth Little Budworth 594 Exact match Little Leigh Little Leigh 567 Exact match Little Stanney & Little Stanney, Stoak, 515 Exact match district Croughton and Wervin Littleton Littleton 647 Exact match Lostock Gralam Lostock Gralam 2,298 Exact match Lower Peover Peover Inferior and 635 NOT an exact fit (figures have been Nether Peover published by ONS for the combined area of Toft, Bexton and Peover Inferior (all in Cheshire East) as Peover Inferior) Malpas Malpas 1,673 Exact match Manley Manley 614 Exact match Marston Marston 538 Exact match Mickle Trafford Mickle Trafford, 2,353 Exact match and district Wimbolds Trafford, Hoole Village, Bridge Trafford and Picton Mollington Mollington 626 Exact match Mouldsworth Mouldsworth 327 NOT an exact fit (figures have been published by ONS for the combined area of Horton-cum-Peel and Mouldsworth as Mouldsworth) Moulton Moulton 2,370 Exact match Neston Neston 15,221 NOT an exact fit (several OAs are partly in Ellesmere Port and also in Neston) No Mans Heath Bickley, Edge, Hampton 1,133 Exact match and Larkton Norley Norley 1,169 Exact match Northwich Northwich 19,924 NOT an exact fit (several OAs are partly in Northwich and partly in Kingsmead) Oakmere Oakmere 589 Exact match Overton Overton Not available NOT an exact fit (figures have been published by ONS for the combined area of Chorlton and Overton as Chorlton Parish results) Poulton and Poulton and Pulford 580 Exact match (figures have been published by Pulford ONS for the combined area of Poulton and Pulford as Pulford) Puddington and Puddington, Shotwick 490 Exact match district and Woodbank Rowton Rowton 441 Exact match Rudheath Rudheath 3,807 Exact match Rushton Rushton 484 Exact match Saughall & Saughall and Shotwick 3,009 Exact match Shotwick Park Park Contact: Lee Huxley Phone: 01244 972064 Email: [email protected] Parishes (in the parish Population Parish council1 NOTES council area) (2011 Census) Shocklach Oviatt Shocklach Oviatt, 290 Exact match Caldecott, Church Shocklach and Horton- by-Malpas Sproston Sproston 218 Exact match Sutton Sutton 495 Exact match Tarporley Tarporley 2,614 Exact match Tarvin Tarvin 2,728 Exact match Tattenhall & Tattenhall, Golborne 2,210 NOT an exact fit (figures have been district Bellow and Newton by published by ONS for the combined area of Tattenhall Golborne Bellow and Hatton as Hatton) Thornton-le- Thornton-le-Moors 253 Exact match Moors Threapwood Threapwood 351 NOT an exact fit (figures have been published by ONS for the combined area of Newton by Malpas, Oldcastle and Threapwood as Threapwood) Tilston Tilston 603 NOT an exact fit (figures have been published by ONS for the combined area of Grafton and Tilston as Tilston) Tiverton Tiverton, Tilston 468 Exact match Fearnall Tushingham, Tushingham, Macefen 341 Exact match Macefen and and Bradley Bradley Upton by Upton by Chester, 8,905 Exact match Chester, Moston Moston and Bache and Bache Utkinton Utkinton 706 Exact match Waverton Waverton 1,587 NOT an exact fit (figures have been published by ONS for the combined area of Cotton Abbotts and Waverton as Waverton Parish results) Weaverham Weaverham 6,391 Exact match Whitegate and Whitegate and Marton 1,172 Exact match Marton Whitley Whitley 533 Exact match Wincham Wincham 2,162 Exact match Winsford Winsford 30,481 Exact match Notes: Parish council populations have been calculated by adding up parish populations from the 2011 Census.
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