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HOUSEHOLD INCOME 2015 Source: Paycheck, CACI MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN CARDIFF BY LSOA, 2015 Median Total LSOA Code LSOA Name NPA Household Rank 1 Households Income W01001694 Adamsdown 1 Cardiff South East 902 £21,212 154 W01001695 Adamsdown 2 Cardiff South East 902 £16,720 203 W01001696 Adamsdown 3 Cardiff South East 693 £20,379 168 W01001697 Adamsdown 4 Cardiff South East 729 £23,441 134 W01001698 Adamsdown 5 Cardiff South East 889 £23,877 127 W01001699 Butetown 1 City & Cardiff South 1,001 £21,081 159 W01001940 Butetown 2 City & Cardiff South 557 £42,182 28 W01001942 Butetown 3 City & Cardiff South 589 £26,672 106 W01001943 Butetown 4 City & Cardiff South 563 £41,866 30 W01001944 Butetown 5 City & Cardiff South 516 £43,623 21 W01001950 Butetown 6 City & Cardiff South 535 £43,424 22 W01001951 Butetown 7 City & Cardiff South 479 £38,113 41 W01001952 Butetown 8 City & Cardiff South 614 £31,302 82 W01001702 Caerau 1 Cardiff South West 834 £26,389 109 W01001703 Caerau 2 Cardiff South West 559 £19,364 183 W01001704 Caerau 3 Cardiff South West 676 £16,342 207 W01001705 Caerau 4 Cardiff South West 804 £21,119 157 W01001706 Caerau 5 Cardiff South West 532 £23,572 131 W01001707 Caerau 6 Cardiff South West 913 £21,099 158 W01001708 Caerau 7 Cardiff South West 694 £18,754 192 W01001709 Canton 1 Cardiff South West 829 £28,531 98 W01001710 Canton 2 Cardiff South West 734 £27,921 104 W01001711 Canton 3 Cardiff South West 781 £19,934 173 W01001712 Canton 4 Cardiff South West 628 £30,298 89 W01001713 Canton 5 Cardiff South West 777 £27,473 105 W01001714 Canton 6 Cardiff South West 677 £34,220 66 W01001715 Canton 7 Cardiff South West 698 £36,431 56 W01001716 Canton 8 Cardiff South West 550 £32,547 71 W01001717 Canton 9 Cardiff South West 692 £28,240 102 Produced by Cardiff Research Centre, The City of Cardiff Council Median Total LSOA Code LSOA Name NPA Household Rank 1 Households Income W01001718 Cathays 1 Cardiff South East 719 £22,748 139 W01001719 Cathays 2 Cardiff South East 739 £25,297 118 W01001720 Cathays 3 Cardiff South East 928 £20,369 169 W01001721 Cathays 4 City & Cardiff South 708 £21,880 145 W01001722 Cathays 5 Cardiff South East 706 £20,803 163 W01001724 Cathays 6 Cardiff South East 934 £19,045 186 W01001725 Cathays 7 Cardiff South East 1,014 £18,966 188 W01001726 Cathays 8 Cardiff South East 744 £23,855 128 W01001922 Cathays 9 Cardiff South East 665 £20,893 161 W01001939 Cathays 10 City & Cardiff South 455 £33,640 69 W01001941 Cathays 11 City & Cardiff South 640 £34,788 62 W01001727 Creigiau/St Fagans 1 Cardiff West 488 £48,718 8 W01001728 Creigiau/St Fagans 2 Cardiff West 629 £52,216 6 W01001729 Creigiau/St Fagans 3 Cardiff West 928 £46,861 14 W01001730 Cyncoed 1 Cardiff North 659 £52,869 4 W01001731 Cyncoed 2 Cardiff North 638 £43,224 24 W01001732 Cyncoed 3 Cardiff North 708 £36,769 53 W01001733 Cyncoed 4 Cardiff North 666 £36,652 55 W01001734 Cyncoed 5 Cardiff North 680 £41,304 32 W01001735 Cyncoed 6 Cardiff North 677 £42,939 25 W01001736 Cyncoed 7 Cardiff North 621 £39,405 37 W01001737 Ely 1 Cardiff South West 703 £16,024 211 W01001738 Ely 2 Cardiff South West 629 £16,487 206 W01001739 Ely 3 Cardiff South West 591 £15,971 212 W01001740 Ely 4 Cardiff South West 669 £16,586 205 W01001741 Ely 5 Cardiff South West 708 £15,085 214 W01001742 Ely 6 Cardiff South West 657 £16,102 210 W01001743 Ely 7 Cardiff South West 622 £30,854 84 W01001744 Ely 8 Cardiff South West 717 £16,259 208 W01001745 Ely 9 Cardiff South West 590 £31,614 80 W01001746 Ely 10 Cardiff South West 666 £18,797 191 W01001747 Fairwater 1 Cardiff West 736 £30,422 87 W01001748 Fairwater 2 Cardiff West 695 £18,944 189 W01001749 Fairwater 3 Cardiff West 662 £18,893 190 Produced by Cardiff Research Centre, The City of Cardiff Council Median Total LSOA Code LSOA Name NPA Household Rank 1 Households Income W01001750 Fairwater 4 Cardiff West 723 £17,210 201 W01001751 Fairwater 5 Cardiff West 761 £17,577 198 W01001752 Fairwater 6 Cardiff West 728 £26,474 108 W01001753 Fairwater 7 Cardiff West 725 £19,829 174 W01001754 Fairwater 8 Cardiff West 751 £23,751 129 W01001755 Gabalfa 1 Cardiff South East 607 £30,558 86 W01001756 Gabalfa 2 Cardiff South East 766 £19,397 181 W01001757 Gabalfa 3 Cardiff South East 627 £26,306 110 W01001758 Gabalfa 4 Cardiff South East 809 £24,237 124 W01001759 Grangetown 1 City & Cardiff South 666 £28,142 103 W01001760 Grangetown 2 City & Cardiff South 741 £22,753 138 W01001761 Grangetown 3 City & Cardiff South 797 £20,592 166 W01001762 Grangetown 4 City & Cardiff South 779 £18,325 196 W01001764 Grangetown 5 City & Cardiff South 852 £20,896 160 W01001765 Grangetown 6 City & Cardiff South 674 £21,947 144 W01001766 Grangetown 7 City & Cardiff South 794 £21,399 151 W01001767 Grangetown 8 City & Cardiff South 771 £22,494 140 W01001768 Grangetown 9 City & Cardiff South 758 £21,387 152 W01001945 Grangetown 10 City & Cardiff South 676 £39,781 35 W01001946 Grangetown 11 City & Cardiff South 601 £23,559 132 W01001947 Grangetown 12 City & Cardiff South 785 £36,116 59 W01001769 Heath 1 Cardiff North 704 £47,291 12 W01001770 Heath 2 Cardiff North 450 £30,255 90 W01001771 Heath 3 Cardiff North 708 £38,889 39 W01001772 Heath 4 Cardiff North 623 £29,883 93 W01001773 Heath 5 Cardiff North 1,127 £34,210 67 W01001774 Heath 6 Cardiff North 624 £36,918 52 W01001775 Heath 7 Cardiff North 705 £29,810 94 W01001776 Heath 8 Cardiff North 588 £36,673 54 W01001777 Lisvane 1 Cardiff North 656 £51,539 7 W01001778 Lisvane 2 Cardiff North 789 £53,853 1 W01001779 Llandaff 1 Cardiff West 641 £39,863 34 W01001780 Llandaff 2 Cardiff West 625 £42,046 29 W01001781 Llandaff 3 Cardiff West 763 £38,898 38 Produced by Cardiff Research Centre, The City of Cardiff Council Median Total LSOA Code LSOA Name NPA Household Rank 1 Households Income W01001782 Llandaff 4 Cardiff West 609 £42,496 27 W01001783 Llandaff 5 Cardiff West 548 £42,616 26 W01001784 Llandaff 6 Cardiff West 570 £34,364 65 W01001785 Llandaff North 1 Cardiff West 530 £19,562 177 W01001786 Llandaff North 2 Cardiff West 671 £25,477 115 W01001787 Llandaff North 3 Cardiff West 635 £22,325 141 W01001788 Llandaff North 4 Cardiff West 624 £19,116 185 W01001789 Llandaff North 5 Cardiff West 704 £29,078 95 W01001790 Llandaff North 6 Cardiff West 534 £22,022 143 W01001791 Llanishen 1 Cardiff North 720 £30,665 85 W01001792 Llanishen 2 Cardiff North 717 £21,251 153 W01001793 Llanishen 3 Cardiff North 623 £47,276 13 W01001794 Llanishen 4 Cardiff North 632 £38,067 42 W01001795 Llanishen 5 Cardiff North 685 £48,608 9 W01001796 Llanishen 6 Cardiff North 657 £37,451 47 W01001797 Llanishen 7 Cardiff North 623 £33,484 70 W01001798 Llanishen 8 Cardiff North 647 £32,197 74 W01001799 Llanishen 9 Cardiff North 512 £43,415 23 W01001800 Llanishen 10 Cardiff North 667 £19,996 172 W01001949 Llanishen 11 Cardiff North 626 £35,424 61 W01001953 Llanishen 12 Cardiff North 699 £24,982 121 W01001802 Llanrumney 1 Cardiff East 709 £19,722 175 W01001803 Llanrumney 2 Cardiff East 707 £18,641 193 W01001804 Llanrumney 3 Cardiff East 689 £19,156 184 W01001805 Llanrumney 4 Cardiff East 666 £19,394 182 W01001806 Llanrumney 5 Cardiff East 743 £23,548 133 W01001807 Llanrumney 6 Cardiff East 705 £18,409 195 W01001808 Llanrumney 7 Cardiff East 725 £16,110 209 W01001809 Pentwyn 1 Cardiff North 576 £25,115 120 W01001810 Pentwyn 2 Cardiff North 758 £20,807 162 W01001811 Pentwyn 3 Cardiff North 652 £18,564 194 W01001812 Pentwyn 4 Cardiff North 561 £23,292 136 W01001813 Pentwyn 5 Cardiff North 694 £19,542 178 W01001814 Pentwyn 6 Cardiff North 629 £25,293 119 Produced by Cardiff Research Centre, The City of Cardiff Council Median Total LSOA Code LSOA Name NPA Household Rank 1 Households Income W01001815 Pentwyn 7 Cardiff North 575 £30,215 91 W01001816 Pentwyn 8 Cardiff North 1,112 £23,726 130 W01001817 Pentwyn 9 Cardiff North 607 £25,426 116 W01001818 Pentwyn 10 Cardiff North 673 £28,241 101 W01001819 Pentyrch 1 Cardiff West 995 £45,046 17 W01001820 Pentyrch 2 Cardiff West 524 £38,746 40 W01001821 Penylan 1 Cardiff North 519 £33,807 68 W01001822 Penylan 2 Cardiff North 753 £38,030 43 W01001823 Penylan 3 Cardiff North 599 £46,410 15 W01001824 Penylan 4 Cardiff North 647 £31,964 77 W01001825 Penylan 5 Cardiff North 780 £36,278 57 W01001826 Penylan 6 Cardiff North 604 £34,738 64 W01001827 Penylan 7 Cardiff North 695 £53,639 3 W01001828 Penylan 8 Cardiff North 663 £34,777 63 W01001829 Plasnewydd 1 Cardiff South East 804 £20,792 164 W01001830 Plasnewydd 2 Cardiff South East 704 £24,175 125 W01001831 Plasnewydd 3 Cardiff South East 700 £24,957 122 W01001832 Plasnewydd 4 Cardiff South East 792 £21,557 149 W01001833 Plasnewydd 5 Cardiff South East 685 £32,532 72 W01001834 Plasnewydd 6 Cardiff South East 741 £23,367 135 W01001835 Plasnewydd 7 Cardiff South East 654 £20,232 170 W01001836 Plasnewydd 8 Cardiff South East 670 £37,454 46 W01001837 Plasnewydd 9 Cardiff South East 629 £21,128 156 W01001838 Plasnewydd 10 Cardiff South East 757 £25,315 117 W01001839 Plasnewydd 11 Cardiff South East 682 £21,552 150 W01001840 Pontprennau/Old St Mellons 1 Cardiff North 772 £32,091 75 W01001841 Pontprennau/Old St Mellons 2 Cardiff North 851 £45,228 16 W01001842 Pontprennau/Old St Mellons 3 Cardiff North 755 £47,510 11 W01001843 Pontprennau/Old St Mellons 4 Cardiff North 951 £52,782 5 W01001844 Pontprennau/Old St Mellons 5 Cardiff North 876 £36,977 51 W01001846 Radyr & Morganstown 1 Cardiff West 764 £47,713 10 W01001847 Radyr & Morganstown 2 Cardiff West 673 £44,091 19 W01001948 Radyr & Morganstown 3 Cardiff West 816 £53,658 2 W01001954 Radyr & Morganstown 4 Cardiff West 666 £44,554 18 Produced
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    Cathays Monthly Update – October 2017 Check out the regular events on the Y/C calendar: www.yourcathays.org.uk Click on the links below to take you down to your area of interest: Contents October comments: .......................................................................................................................................................... 2 Build good relationships with our students: ................................................................................................................. 2 Outreach efforts: ........................................................................................................................................................... 2 Sharing your own things/events/news on social media: .............................................................................................. 2 Compost Cathays? ........................................................................................................................................................ 2 Cathays October calendar at a glance: ............................................................................................................................. 3 Cardiff Marathon – Sunday 1st October/Partial Cathays roads shut-down!! .................................................................. 4 Cathays Heritage Library: ‘Family history’ 4th October & ‘Setting up an eMail’ 8th October ............................................ 5 Repair Cafe, Saturday, 7th October – 10am-2pm @ ‘The Table’ ......................................................................................
  • Cardiff Council

    Cardiff Council

    CITY & COUNTY OF CARDIFF DINAS A SIR CAERDYDD COUNCIL: 20 June 2019 REPORT OF DIRECTOR GOVERNANCE & LEGAL SERVICES APPOINTMENT OF LOCAL AUTHORITY GOVERNORS TO SCHOOL GOVERNING BODIES Reason for this Report 1. To appoint Local Authority School Governors. Background 2. Section 19 of the Education Act 2002 creates the general ability for the Local Authority to appoint governors to the governing bodies of maintained schools, with further detail contained in the Government of Maintained Schools (Wales) Regulations 2005. When Local Authority school governor vacancies arise, either by appointees reaching the end of their term of office or resigning, it is the statutory duty of the Council to fill the vacancies as soon as possible. 3. The Local Authority Governor Panel to oversee this process was constituted at the Annual Council in May 2015 and held its first termly meeting in September 2015. Issues 4. The Local Authority Governor Panel met on 10 June 2019 to consider new applications to current and future vacancies up 30 September 2019. The recommendations of the panel are contained in Appendix 1 to this report. Reasons for Recommendations 5. To ensure that the Council fulfils its statutory functions in respect of the appointment of local authority governors for maintained schools. Legal Implications 6. As noted in paragraph 2 of the report, the Council is required, pursuant to the Education Act 2002, section 19 and regulations made there under, to appoint local authority governors to the governing bodies of maintained schools, in accordance with those statutory provisions. 1 7. Appointments to outside bodies are a local choice function, which is reserved under the Council’s Constitution to full Council.