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Moss Side Community Introduction July 2016 Moss Side – Key Statistics Population From the 2011 census the population of Work & Employment Unemployment in Moss Side is at 20% - (pp.3) Moss Side is 18,902 (pp.8-9) almost three times the national average Marital Status A large majority of the population of Moss Crime & Deprivation 44% of residents don’t feel that the (pp.4) Side (71%) are single or (pp.10-11) police/other public services are dealing with divorced/separated the crime issues in the area Housing 44% of residents live in social housing – Communities & Moss Side is considered a ward of high (pp.5-7) nearly double the national average Environment deprivation in multiple areas such as (pp.12-16) income, employment and crime 2 Population The population Moss Side is 18,902 with the average age LENGTH OF RESIDENCE IN THE UK of a person being 28 years old (UK Census Data, 2011). Born in the UK 10,227 Moss Side is an ethnically diverse neighbourhood, with nearly 46% of the residents having been born outside of Less than 2 years 1,716 the UK (UK Census Data, 2011). More than 2 years but less than 5 years 1,418 More than 5 years but less than 10 years 2,323 10 years or more in the UK 3,218 0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 Number of Residents 3 Marital Status The percentage of people in Moss Side who are MARITAL STATUS single is nearly twice the national average, and the 70 60.1 numbers of those separated/divorced is nearly four 60 times higher (UK Census Data, 2011). 50 46.8 40 34.60 30 25.8 20 10.7 6.9 10 2.7 3.5 Number (percentage) of people of (percentage) Number 0 Single Married/Civil Seperated/Divorced Widowed Partnership Moss Side England 4 Housing 44% of residents in Moss Side live in social HOUSING TENURE rented accommodation – nearly two-and-a- half times the national average – indicating 1.3 Living rent free 2 this is an area with high levels of deprivation 0.8 (UK Census Data, 2011). Shared ownership 0.7 15.4 Private rented 30.4 17.7 Social rented 44.2 32.8 Mortgage/loan 11.3 30.6 Owned outright 9.4 Number (percentage) of people England Moss Side 5 Housing (continued) 61% of residents in Moss Side live in terraced ACCOMODATION TYPE housing; significantly higher than the national 70 61.4 average (UK Census Data, 2011). 60 50 40 30.7 30 22.3 24.5 20 17.3 16.7 10.9 6.2 10 2.8 4.8 Number (percentage) of people of (percentage) Number 0 Detached Semi Detached Terraced Flat or Tenement Flat converted or shared Moss Side England 6 Housing (continued) Based on the Manchester City Council Census – Moss Side ward (2011) lone parents living with dependent children is significantly higher than the Manchester average. However, adults living alone is slightly lower than the Manchester average and is significantly less than in areas such as Hulme and Whalley Range. 7 Work & Employment Statistics from Manchester City Council (2011) demonstrates that Moss Side has a higher percentage of Job Seekers Allowance claimants than the both the averages for the wider Manchester area and nationally. The ward also has higher proportions of Council Tax Benefits and Housing Benefits than the national average, as well as primary and secondary children claiming free school meals. 8 Work & Employment (continued) Economic inactivity in Moss Side (41.6%) is nearly twice the national average (23.2%). However, a large majority of those economically inactive are students, which accounts for around a quarter of the whole population of Moss Side as a whole (NOMIS, 2011). 9 Crime Between March 2015 and February 2016, anti- social behaviour was reported 659 times in Moss Side, which makes up 36% of all crimes in the area (Police Portal, 2016). 10 Deprivation According to data published by the Public Intelligence Population Publications: Deprivation (2015), Moss Side is one of the most deprived wards in the country – with half the ward being considered in the top 2-5% of deprivation nationally. The other half of the ward is in the top 11-40% in national deprivation. 11 Community & Environment The Manchester City Council resident’s telephone survey (2011) indicates that although only 17% of residents in Moss Side perceive high levels of anti-social behaviour in the area. The same survey showed that 28% of locals perceive there to be an issue with drug and alcohol abuse. High levels of anti-social behaviour in an area can contribute to feelings of isolation and hostility, leaving residents to feel unsafe within their neighbourhood. 12 Community & Environment (continued) The same survey (Manchester City Council resident’s telephone survey, 2011) found that only 42% of residents feel that they have the ability to influence decisions in the area. There is a danger that if people feel that their voice does not have a role in the community, this may result in disengagement and a lack of service user involvement. Although 90% of residents in Moss Side feel that those from diverse backgrounds get on well together, 34% of people feel that there is an issue with levels of respect in the neighbourhood. This could also be linked with the high levels of anti-social behaviour in the area (pp.10) and can contribute to feelings of segregation and hostility within a community. 13 Community & Environment (continued) 22% of residents in Moss Side are unhappy with sport/leisure facilities and in the area (Manchester City Council, 2011). A further 29% are unhappy with the way public land is kept clean. However, 78% of residents were happy with sports/leisure facilities compared to just 66% in Manchester as a whole. 14 Community & Environment (continued) There are several community groups and local services in Hulme, including: • Salaam Community Centre • Manchester Refugee Support Network Adult services: Places of Worship in Moss Side: • Moss Side Leisure Centre • Active Lifestyles Centre • Christ Church • The Phil Martin Centre • Sikh Temple Manchester • The Kath Locke Centre (Border of Moss Side and Hulme) • Polish RC Church of Divine Mercy • Ossory Street allotments • Grace Church Manchester • • Caythorpe Street allotments Brotherhood of the Cross & Star • Vinelife Church Manchester • Greenheys Adult Learning Centre • Church of God of Prophecy Christian Centre • Moss Side & Hulme Community Development Trust • Saint James Church • The Works • Arrahman Manchester Islamic Cultural Association • Mosscare Housing Association • Guru Nanak Dev Ji Gurduwara Sikh Temple • Cornerstones Day Centre • Al Furqan Masjid- Islamic Community Centre and Mosque • Our Ladys RC Church 15 Community & Environment (continued) Manchester Refugee Support Network is an organisation that offers a variety of support services across Manchester and has several services based in Moss Side, aiming to support and empower refugee communities by exercising their rights and reducing isolation, poverty and unemployment. The services available include: the Somalian Women’s Group, Tamil Refugee Welcome Group, and Manchester Congolese Organisation. For more information on these services, visit http://www.mrsn.org.uk/ 16 Key Trends & Recommendations • Marital status: In Moss Side 60% of people are single (pp.4) • Housing Tenure: 44% of residents in this area are living in social housing (pp.5) • Length of Residency: Nearly a third of all residents in the neighbourhood have lived in the UK less than 10 years (pp.3) • Work patterns: Moss Side has higher levels of unemployment and benefit claimants than the national average (pp.8) • Residents Opinion: 34% of residents feel that there is an issue with individuals not respecting one another in the area (pp.13) There are a variety of services, places of worship, and community centres within Moss Side. However, due to the multi- cultural nature of the area, the residents rarely have an opportunity to integrate. The services available in Moss Side are often targeted at specific communities of need, rather than at the community as a whole. Although undertaking commendable work for the local area, segregated community services have an unintended consequence of isolating residents who do not feel they fit into the category of services available. 17 References Manchester City Council Census – Moss Side ward (2011) Manchester City Council Resident’s Telephone Survey (2011) NOMIS - Official Labour Market Statistics (2011) [Accessed July 2016] https://www.nomisweb.co.uk/reports/lmp/ward2011/1140856984/report.aspx?town=moss side Police Portal – Detailed statistics for Moss Side (2016) [Accessed July 2016] https://www.police.uk/greater-manchester/EC12/crime/stats/ Public Intelligence Population Publications: Deprivation (2015) [Accessed July 2016] http://www.manchester.gov.uk/downloads/download/414/research_and_intelligence_population_publications_deprivation UK Census Data (2011) [Accessed July 2016] http://www.ukcensusdata.com/moss-side-e05000710#sthash.dmS1Hzoi.dpbs 18.
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