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Ward Profiles Better Borough, Brighter Futures Ward Profiles Northstead Scarborough Borough Council Better Borough, Brighter Futures Ward Profiles Contents Page Area Data 1 About Your Local Area 2 Your Borough, Your Say Data 2 Overall Satisfaction with local area 2 Most important and most needs improving 3 Where £10 spend and 2 hours would be spent 5 Comparison of importance, achieving spend and time on each theme 7 Better Places 9 A clean, green and attractive environment to be proud of 9 Quality of Life Measures 10 Performance Measures 10 Your Borough, Your Say data 11 Importance 11 Achieving 11 What more could be done 12 Could do to help 15 Frequency of use and Service Satisfaction 17 Street Cleansing 17 Household waste collections 18 Household recycling collections 19 Maintenance of grass verges 20 Parks and open spaces 21 Vibrant town centres 23 Performance Measures 23 Your Borough, Your Say data 24 Importance 24 Achieving 24 What more could be done 25 Could do to help 28 A vibrant culture and heritage offer 30 Performance Measures 30 Your Borough, Your Say data 31 Importance 31 Achieving 31 What more could be done 32 Could do to help 34 Frequency of use and Service Satisfaction 36 Museums / galleries (Rotunda, art gallery etc.) 36 Theatres (Open Air Theatre, Scarborough Spa, Whitby 38 Pavilion, Stephen Joseph Theatre etc) Better Lives 40 Happy healthy people 40 Quality of Life Measures 41 Performance Measures 41 Your Borough, Your Say data 42 Importance 42 Achieving 42 What more could be done 43 Could do to help 46 Frequency of use and Service Satisfaction 48 Sports / leisure facilities (Sports Village, Whitby Leisure Centre 48 etc.) Playgrounds 50 Thriving and engaged communities 51 Quality of Life Measures 51 Performance Measures 51 Your Borough, Your Say data 52 Importance 52 Achieving 52 What more could be done 53 Could do to help 55 Frequency of use and Service Satisfaction 56 Community Centres (Falsgrave Community Centre, Evron 56 Centre etc) A borough where all feel safe 57 Quality of Life Measures 58 Performance Measures 58 Your Borough, Your Say data 59 Importance 59 Achieving 59 What more could be done 60 Could do to help 62 Frequency of use and Service Satisfaction 63 Dog warden service 63 Public conveniences 65 Brighter Futures 67 Economic growth that benefits everyone 67 Quality of Life Measures 68 Performance Measures 69 Your Borough, Your Say data 70 Importance 70 Achieving 70 What more could be done 71 Could do to help 73 A premier visitor destination 75 Your Borough, Your Say data 75 Importance 75 Achieving 75 What more could be done 76 Could do to help 79 A well connected place 81 Quality of Life Measures 82 Your Borough, Your Say data 83 Importance 83 Achieving 83 What more could be done 84 Could do to help 86 Frequency of use and Service Satisfaction 87 Council's car parks 87 Better Homes 89 A good quality home for all 89 Quality of Life Measures 90 Performance Measures 91 Your Borough, Your Say data 92 Importance 92 Achieving 92 What more could be done 93 Could do to help 95 Better Council 97 An efficient, effective and financially sustainable council 97 Quality of Life Measures 97 Performance Measures 98 Your Borough, Your Say data 99 Frequency of use and Service Satisfaction 99 Local taxation services (e.g. council tax and business rates) 99 Your Borough, Your Say Data 100 About Volunteering 100 Information and Communication 103 Indicies of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) 105 Better Borough, Brighter Futures Ward Profile Ward: Northstead Area Data Population Ward - Northstead Whole Borough Population estimates 8,857 108,793 Population density (person per 10,820.5 345 square mile) Gender No. % No. % Males 4,346 49.1% 52,833 48.6% Females 4,266 48.2% 55,903 51.4% Age No. % No. % 0 - 15 years of age 1,421 16.0% 17,492 16.1% 16 - 64 years of age 5,351 60.4% 61,949 56.9% 65 and over years of age 1,840 20.8% 29,295 26.9% Households Ward - Northstead Whole Borough Households estimates 3,984 49,435 Average person per household 2.2 2.2 Area - Square miles 0.8 315 Page 1 About your local area Your Borough, Your Say Data Overall satisfaction with local area as a place to live Ward - Whole Borough Ward - Northstead Whole Borough Northstead Very Satisfied Average Satisfaction 53.5% 64.4% / Satisfied Very Satisfied 17.4% 16.7% Satisfied 36.1% 47.7% Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied Neither satisfied nor 20.0% 18.3% dissatisfied Dissatisfied 23.5% 13.8% Very Dissatisfied / Dissatisfied Very Dissatisfied 3.0% 3.5% Don't know / No opinion 1 1 Trend average satisfaction 2011/12 2013/14 2019/20 Ward - Northstead 77.6% 80.6% 53.5% Average Satisfaction Whole Borough 79.0% 80.2% 64.4% Ward - Northstead Whole Borough 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 2011/12 2013/14 2019/20 Page 2 What things are important and what think most needs improving in local area. Most important? - Top 10 Most needs improving? - Top 10 Ward - Northstead Whole Borough Ward - Northstead Whole Borough 1 Clean Streets Clean streets 1 Clean Streets Public conveniences 2 Crime and anti-social behaviour Crime and anti-social behaviour 2 Crime and anti-social behaviour Crime and anti-social behaviour 3 Clean beaches Public conveniences 3 Public conveniences Clean streets Waste and recycling enforcement 4 Public conveniences Clean beaches 4 Homelessness / rough sleeping e.g. fly tipping littering Waste and recycling enforcement 5 Regeneration of the borough 5 Regeneration of the borough Regeneration of the borough e.g. fly tipping littering Climate change / environmental Waste and recycling enforcement 6 Household waste collections 6 Car parking sustainability e.g. fly tipping littering 7 Parks and open spaces Household recycling 7 Car parking Job prospects Waste and recycling enforcement 8 Parks and open spaces 8 Job prospects Homelessness / rough sleeping e.g. fly tipping littering Climate change / environmental Climate change / environmental 9 Household recycling Regeneration of the borough 9 sustainability sustainability Maintenance of grass verges and 10 Car parking Car parking 10 Clean beaches grass cutting Page 3 Comparison of importance against what most needs improving - Northstead High Licensing (taxis, pubs etc)Low The borough's harbours Low Low Household waste collections Food safety Environmental More new protection (noise, homes pollution) Playgrounds / Sports and leisure play areas facilities Cultural facilities Community activities Household recycling Theatres Flood and coastal Empty homes protection CCTV Health and wellbeing Maintenance of grass verges Tourism information Important and grass cutting Marketing of the and advice borough Parks and open spaces Affordable decent housing Dog warden service Clean … Waste and recycling Climate change / enforcement e.g. fly tipping environmental littering sustainability Job prospects Car parking Public Regeneration of the … conveniences Homelessness / Top 10 rough sleeping Crime and anti- social behaviour Clean Streets High High High Low Top 10 Most Needs Improving Page 4 Where £10 and 2 hours would be spent £10 to spend ranked (highest to lowest values) 2 hours available to volunteer ranked (highest to lowest hours) Ward - Northstead Whole Borough Ward - Northstead Whole Borough A clean, green and attractive A clean, green and attractive A clean, green and attractive A clean, green and attractive 1 1 environment to be proud of environment to be proud of environment to be proud of environment to be proud of 2 A borough where all feel safe A borough where all feel safe 2 A borough where all feel safe A borough where all feel safe Economic growth that benefits Economic growth that benefits 3 Vibrant town centres 3 Happy healthy people everyone everyone 4 A vibrant culture and heritage offer Happy healthy people 4 Thriving and engaged communities Thriving and engaged communities 5 Vibrant town centres A well connected place 5 A vibrant culture and heritage offer A vibrant culture and heritage offer Economic growth that benefits 6 A premier visitor destination A vibrant culture and heritage offer 6 Happy healthy people everyone Economic growth that benefits 7 Happy healthy people 7 Vibrant town centres Vibrant town centres everyone 8 A good quality home for all Thriving and engaged communities 8 A premier visitor destination A good quality home for all 9 Thriving and engaged communities A premier visitor destination 9 A good quality home for all A premier visitor destination 10 A well connected place A good quality home for all 10 A well connected place A well connected place Page 5 Comparison of how much money and how much time would be spent on the themes - Northstead High Low Low Low A good quality home for all A well connected place Vibrant town centres A premier visitor destination A vibrant culture and Happy healthy people heritage offer Spend Thriving and engaged communities Economic growth that benefits everyone A borough where all feel safe A clean, green and attractive environment to be proud of High High Hours Low High Page 6 Comparison of £10 to spend, 2 hours free, importance and achieving the 10 themes Ward - Northstead £10 to spend 2Importance hours free ImportanceAchieving Achieving £10 to spend 2 hours free Average rank across Average Average Total Total all 4 Rank Rank Score Rank score (out Rank Value Time questions (out of 5) A clean,of green10) and attractive environment to be proud of A clean, green and attractive 2.0 £138 1 48 1 4.56 3 5.2 3 environment to be A borough where all feel safe Happy healthy people proud of Happy healthy 4.5 £34 7 4 6 4.55 4 5.3 1 people Thriving and Thriving and engaged
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