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AP 6 Profiles Publisher Template V1.1.Pub Area Partnership Profiles January 2013 (Version 1.1) Area 6: Willenhall & Short Heath Walsall Intelligence Network www.walsallobservatory.org.uk Introduction Area Partnerships were established in 2010 to bring together local people, the council and its partners—including local councillors, the Police, NHS Walsall, housing providers, community organisations and others—to work closely and effectively within local com‐ munities. There are six Area Partnerships across Walsall, each actively seeking the views of communities and partners to ensure that the needs of local people are being met. This is one of a set of core profiles for each of the Area Partnerships in Walsall. These bring together key data and intelligence to provide an overall picture of the area and the main issues it faces. It is supplemented by a selection of more detailed profiles fo‐ cussing on particular themes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS These profiles have been compiled by core analysts from across the WALSALL INTELLIGENCE NETWORK (WIN): Liz Connolly (Strategic Regeneration, Walsall Council), Vanessa Holding (Corporate Performance Management, Walsall Council), Kulvinder Kaur (Public Health Intelligence, NHS Walsall), Mandeep Clair (Public Health Intelligence, NHS Walsall) Contents are informed by input from analysts and service information specialists across WIN, including: Sarah Mace, Richard Rawlinson, Rashida Hussain, Chandan Kaur, Ben Watkins, Nick Perks, Anna Sansom, Joanne Cockbill, Angela Woodley, Cath Boneham, Barbara Watt, Nina Chauhan‐Lall, Richard Bubb, Kelly Huckvale USEFUL LINKS: Walsall Area Partnerships: Walsall Partnership homepage with links to detailed Area Partnership information, including Area Plans www.walsallpartnership.org.uk Walsall Observatory: Data and intelligence portal for Walsall Partnership, including links to profiles, needs assessments and additional resources www.walsallobservatory.org.uk Your Place, Your Well‐Being: Website for the 2012 Survey including the questionnaire and final report www.yourplace‐yourwellbeing.walsall.org.uk Walsall Council CMIS: Information on elected members and committees of the council, including councillor contact details and agendas and minutes of meetings www2.walsall.gov.uk/CMISWebPublic 2011 Census: Information related to the release of the latest census results, including release timetable, analysis and re‐ ports for Walsall and links to official ONS websites www.walsall.gov.uk/census Neighbourhood Statistics: Office for National Statistics website providing a wealth of small‐area data on people, health, work, education, housing, crime and the environment. www.neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk Nomis: detailed and up‐to‐date UK labour market and economic statistics from official sources www.nomisweb.co.uk Postcode Lookup Tool: Spreadsheet identifying postcodes within Walsall and the geographic areas (Ward, Area Partner‐ ships etc) that they are located within www.walsall.gov.uk/walsall_postcode_lookup_aug_2012.xls CONTACTS: GLOSSARY: For further information about the intelligence in The following abbreviations may be used in this profile: this profile, contact: Liz Connolly Tel: 01922 654357 AP: Area Partnership ASB: Anti‐Social Behaviour Email: [email protected] ESA: Employment Support Allowance IMD: Index of Multiple Deprivation JSA: Jobseeker’s Allowance LE: Life Expectancy For operational issues relating to Area 5, contact LSOA: Lower Layer Super Output Area ONS: Office for National Statistics the area manager: Nicola Holmes PCM: Per Calendar Month (rental) Tel: 01922 653708 / 07539 222875 Email: [email protected] NOTE: Detailed 2011 Census data are due for release from Jan 2013 onwards. Version 1.1 : January 2013 Area Profiles will be updated as these new statistics are made available. 2 Geography Area: Covering 7.82 sq km (782 hectares) Making up 7.5% of the area of Walsall borough The area has a population density of 50 people per hectare (double the borough average of 25) Source: ONS, mid‐year estimates 2010 Wards: % of AP Area % of AP Ward Name ONS Code Population Total (sq km) Total Short Heath E05001317 11,007 28 3.74 35 Willenhall North E05001319 12,572 32 2.34 22 Willenhall South E05001320 15,133 39 4.74 44 Neighbourhoods: Lower‐layer Super Output Areas (LSOAs) were created by ONS as consistent neighbourhood‐level data reporting units. There are 169 LSOAs in Walsall and 25 of these lie wholly or partly within the Area Partnership. Each LSOA contains approximately 1,500 people. ONS Name ONS Code LSOA Name* Ward Walsall 020A E01010376 Lodge Farm South Short Heath Walsall 020B E01010377 Ashmore Lake Short Heath Walsall 019A E01010378 Furzebank Short Heath Walsall 019B E01010379 Rough Wood Short Heath Walsall 020C E01010380 Pool Hayes South Short Heath Walsall 020D E01010381 Lane Head Short Heath Walsall 019C E01010382 Short Heath Short Heath Walsall 019D E01010383 Lodge Farm North Short Heath Walsall 014A E01010393 Pool Hayes North Willenhall North Walsall 014B E01010394 New Invention West Willenhall North Walsall 011A E01010395 Coppice Farm South Willenhall North Walsall 014C E01010396 New Invention South Willenhall North Walsall 011B E01010397 New Invention North Willenhall North Walsall 011C E01010398 Coppice Farm North Willenhall North Walsall 011D E01010399 Allens Rough Willenhall North Walsall 014D E01010400 New Invention Central Willenhall North Walsall 025A E01010401 Little London South Willenhall South Communities: Walsall 027A E01010402 County Bridge West Willenhall South Community areas are locally‐defined and are generally Walsall 025B E01010403 Chapel Green West Willenhall South smaller than wards. Unlike wards, they vary considerably in Walsall 025C E01010404 Willenhall North Willenhall South population and size, but their residents share similar socio‐ demographic characteristics. Walsall 027B E01010405 Shepwell Green West Willenhall South The Area Partnership covers parts of 4 communities: Walsall 027C E01010406 Willenhall South Willenhall South New Invention Walsall 025D E01010407 Little London North Willenhall South North Willenhall Walsall 025E E01010408 Spring Bank Willenhall South Short Heath Walsall 027D E01010409 Chapel Green East Willenhall South South Willenhall *these are unofficial names designated by Walsall Partnership to aid iden‐ tification. 3 Demographic Characteristics Population Structure: Age Group Number % Area % Walsall All ages 38,700 256,900 85+ 0‐4 2,600 6.7 6.9 80‐84 Males Females 75‐79 5‐9 2,200 5.7 6.3 70‐74 65‐69 10‐14 2,300 5.9 6.4 60‐64 15‐19 2,500 6.5 6.6 55‐59 50‐54 20‐24 2,600 6.7 6.4 45‐49 25‐29 6.5 6.2 40‐44 2,500 35‐39 30‐34 2,300 5.9 5.5 30‐34 25‐29 35‐39 2,400 6.2 6.3 20‐24 15‐19 40‐44 2,800 7.2 7.2 10‐14 45‐49 2,800 7.2 7.1 5‐9 0‐4 50‐54 2,500 6.5 6.0 55‐59 2,400 6.2 5.6 Female (AP 6) Male (AP 6) Male (Walsall) Female (Walsall) 60‐64 2,400 6.2 5.8 65‐69 2,100 5.4 5.0 Walsall 20.9 61.5 17.6 0‐15 70‐74 1,600 4.1 4.4 Area 6 19.7 64.1 16.1 16‐64 75‐79 1,200 3.1 3.5 65+ 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 80‐84 800 2.1 2.5 85+ 700 1.8 2.2 The Area Partnership has a generally similar age profile to Walsall borough overall. Source: ONS mid‐year estimates, 2010 (rounded However, there are slightly fewer people in the more ‘dependent’ age groups, with to nearest 100) lower proportions of children and older people and a correspondingly higher proportion of residents of working age (16‐64). Children aged 0‐15 account for less than a fifth (19.7%) of the resident population. However, the numbers in the 0‐4 age group are much closer to the Walsall average. Older people aged over 65 make up 16.1% of residents. But there is a peak of people in their 50s and early 60s, greater than in the borough as a whole. This pattern suggests that over the next decade there will be an increasing number of children, and more people will move into the 65+ ’older’ age bracket, resulting in the proportion of the Area’s working age population moving back into line with Walsall over‐ all. Male‐Female Ratio: Males Females 120 48.7% 51.3% The chart (left) shows the relative numbers 100 of males and females in the Area Partner‐ females ship compared with the Walsall borough 100 80 average. Overall, females account for just per over half of the population of the Area 60 (51%). However, this varies by age. Males The ratio of males to females varies accord‐ 40 ing to age, with peaks and troughs, but is 4 9 ‐ ‐ 14 19 24 29 34 39 44 49 54 59 64 69 74 79 84 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 0 5 broadly similar to Walsall overall. 85+ 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 Over aged 60, females outnumber males in Age Group the area as a result of their longer life ex‐ pectancy Walsall Equal male:female ratio Area Partnership 6 Source: ONS Mid‐year estimates, 2010 4 Ethnicity: Just over 1 in 10 residents (11.3%) in the Area Partner‐ Percentage of population by broad ethnic group, 2001 ship are from a minority ethnic group. This compares with 15% in Walsall overall. White The majority of this non‐White British population is British Asian, accounting for just over 7% of the resident popu‐ White Irish or lation . These are made up of predominantly of people 0.9 from an Indian background (6.2% of all residents). 1.5 Other White Mixed These headline figures mask considerable variations at a neighbourhood level: some LSOAs in the Chapel Green 88.7 11.3 7.1 and Shepwell Green areas of Willenhall South, and in Asian or New Invention West, have around 1 in 5 residents from Asian British a minority ethnic group—double the overall Area Part‐ 1.4 Black or nership rate.
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