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Social Atlas 2013
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CONTENTS
Foreword 2 Hodge Lea 84 Executive Summary 3-4 Kents Hill 85 Introduction 5 Kingsmead 86 Local Authority Level Data 6 Lathbury 87 Milton Keynes Summary of Trends 7 Lavendon 88 Data at Borough and Ward Level 8-20 Leadenhall 89 Estates & Settlements Map 21 Little Brickhill 90 Data Definitions and Methods 22-24 Loughton 91 Estate Level Indicators 25 Loughton Lodge 92 Summary of Indicators for Estates 26-28 Medbourne 93 Estate Summary of Trends 29-31 Middleton/Milton Keynes Village 94 Ashland 32 Monkston 95 Astwood 33 Monkston Park 96 Bancroft 34 Moulsoe 97 Bancroft Park 35 Neath Hill 98 Beanhill 36 Netherfield 99 Blakelands 37 New Bradwell 100 Blue Bridge 38 Newport Pagnell 101 Bolbeck Park 39 Newton Blossomville 102 Bow Brickhill 40 Newton Leys 103 Bradville 41 North Crawley 104 Bradwell 42 Oakhill 105 Bradwell Common 43 Oakridge Park 106 Brickfields 44 Old Farm Park 107 Brooklands 45 Old Wolverton 108 Broughton & Atterbury 46 Oldbrook 109 Broughton Gate EEA 47 Olney 110 Browns Wood 48 Oxley Park 111 Caldecotte 49 Peartree Bridge 112 Calverton 50 Pennyland 113 Campbell Park 51 Ravenstone 114 Castlethorpe 52 Redhouse Park 115 Central Bletchley 53 Shenley Brook End 116 Central Milton Keynes 54 Shenley Church End 117 Chicheley 55 Shenley Lodge 118 Clifton Reynes 56 Sherington 119 Coffee Hall 57 Simpson 120 Cold Brayfield 58 Springfield 121 Conniburrow 59 Stacey Bushes 122 Crownhill 60 Stantonbury 123 Denbigh East 61 Stoke Goldington 124 Downhead Park 62 Stony Stratford 125 Downs Barn 63 Tattenhoe 126 Eaglestone 64 Tinkers Bridge 127 Emberton 65 Two Mile Ash 128 Emerson Valley 66 Tyringham & Filgrave 129 Far Bletchley 67 Walnut Tree 130 Fenny Stratford 68 Walton Park 131 Fishermead 69 Warrington 132 Fullers Slade 70 Water Eaton 133 Furzton 71 Wavendon 134 Galley Hill 72 Wavendon Gate 135 Gayhurst 73 West Bletchley 136 Giffard Park 74 Westcroft 137 Granby 75 Weston Underwood 138 Grange Farm 76 Willen 139 Great Holm 77 Willen Park 140 Great Linford 78 Woburn Sands 141 Greenleys 79 Wolverton 142 Hanslope 80 Wolverton Mill 143 Hardmead 81 Woolstone 144 Haversham/Little Linford 82 Woughton Park 145 Heelands 83 Woughton-on-the-Green 146
Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 1 FOREWORD: GEOFF SNELSON, DIRECTOR OF STRATEGY
Welcome to the 2013 edition of the Social Atlas
A recent analysis by the Centre for Cities shows that Milton Keynes continues to be one of the strongest performing urban economies in the UK. This success is due in part to a dynamism and ability to manage change that enable us to respond to the needs of investors and changing economic and social circumstances faster than older, more established cities.
This agility provides Milton Keynes with a competitive advantage but requires high quality and timely information to help all concerned understand the changing nature of our communities. This is especially true for those providing services to the public who need to assess the impacts of policies and make decisions about where to focus spending.
The Council believes that all those living in Milton Keynes should enjoy happy and fulfilled lives, and be safe from harm and neglect and achieve their full potential. The Social Atlas is a vital tool for all those working toward this aspiration as we seek to understand both opportunity and vulnerability and where we can most effectively act.
In case of queries about the data, contact:
Paul Edwards Milton Keynes Intelligence Milton Keynes Council Civic Offices Milton Keynes MK9 3HQ 01908 254257 [email protected]
An electronic copy of this publication can be found on the MKi Observatory web site, where datasets can also be downloaded: www.mkiobservatory.org.uk
2 Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Milton Keynes as a whole is relatively affluent and most people enjoy a good quality of life but significant numbers of residents experience disadvantage in one or more categories.
Income
• The rate of housing or council tax claimants grew to a high of 237.3 per 1,000 dwellings in 2010. Over the last three years the rate has decreased to 226.4 per 1,000. However this is still slightly higher than the 2009 rate of 222.4.
• The rate of housing or council tax claimants varies considerably within Milton Keynes. Beanhill has the highest rate with 617.6 per 1,000 dwellings.
Education
• The rate of children claiming free schools meals increased from 116.1 per 1,000 pupils in 2009 to 145.1 in 2012. However in 2013 the rate fell to 135.5. Beanhill had the highest rate of free school meals in Milton Keynes with a rate of 385.5.
• Educational attainment has increased both at Key Stage 2 and GCSE level over the last 5 years. The rate of pupils not attaining level 4 in key stage 2 English has reduced from 201.5 per 1,000 pupils in 2008 to 129.2 in 2012. There has been a large decrease in those not obtaining 5 GCSEs at grade A*-C including English and Maths. It has decreased from 578.9 per 1,000 pupils in 2008 to 414.8 in 2012.
• Educational attainment also varies within Milton Keynes with the lowest attainment seen in Beanhill and Eaglestone.
Community Factors
• Levels of Criminal Damage and Violent Crime have decreased considerably over the last year. Criminal damage experienced the largest decrease; it fell from 13.1 crimes per 1,000 population to 10.1.
• The highest rates for both violent crime and criminal damage occurred in Central Milton Keynes because of the high visitor numbers.
• Granby had the highest rate of neighbour complaints to environmental services with 171.1 complaints per 1,000 dwellings. The Milton Keynes average was 30.5.
• The rate of dwelling fires in Milton Keynes has been steadily declining. In 2002/8 there were 9.1 fires per 1,000 dwellings by 2007/12 this had declined to 7.5.
Health and Disability
• Disabled concessionary fares and clients of disabled services are included as a pointer towards areas where the population have greater need of support. Estates which have high levels in these indicators include Beanhill, Coffee Hall, Pennyland and Willen Park.
Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 3 • The average life expectancy in Milton Keynes for 2007-2011 was 80.2 years, slightly higher than the previous year although this may be due to statistical fluctuations. The range between wards was almost 11 years. The ward with the highest life expectancy in this period is Middleton with a life expectancy at birth of 86.3 years. Woughton has the lowest life expectancy of 75.4 years, but this has risen since the previous calculations.
4 Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this series of documents is to enable people working towards social inclusion to identify:
• The most significant social inclusion issues • Geographic concentrations of need • The relative severity of social exclusion compared with other areas and the national picture • A snapshot position • Geographic areas and issues where development of services and initiatives might be focused • To measure change
It also serves to prompt discussion on possible causes of inequality and suggestions for actions to achieve improvement.
The data used are primarily locally collected, intended to highlight areas with a high need for public services. The indicators included this year are directly comparable with previous years. Due to issues of data quality and availability this year data on adult continuing education users and student awards have been removed.
The ideals restricting choices for indicators are that: • They should be capable of being collected at ward and/or below ward level • They should be commonly available across all local authorities • They should ideally allow for national comparisons • They should have an acknowledged relationship with disadvantage.
Some data in the estate profile relates to small numbers, especially in the smaller estates, caution should therefore be applied when interpreting the profiles.
Useful developments since the first document have been: 1. The setting up of the Office for National Statistics website for the Neighbourhood Statistics Service. Extensive amounts of data, from the 2001 census and other administrative data sources, are available at local level at no cost. The site can be found at www.neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk 2. The development and updating of the Index of Multiple Deprivation, a multi- dimensional indicator available to lower-super output area level, published in 2000, 2004, 2007 and 2010. 3. The development of the MKi Observatory, a web-based data resource to share, map and visualise data. The web site can be found at: www.mkiobservatory.org.uk
Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 5 LOCAL AUTHORITY LEVEL DATA
The table below outlines how Milton Keynes compares to the national and regional average on a range of indicators.
Table 1: Summary Indicators, Milton Keynes, South East and England Milton Indicator Keynes England South East Income % of working age population in employment 2012/13 74.1 71.1 74.4 % of working age population claiming out-of-work benefits 2013 9.7 10.9 7.8
Children and Education % of Children in 'Poverty' 2011 19.6 20.1 14.6 % of 16-18 year olds who are Not in Employment, Education and Training 2012 5.1 5.7 5.4 % of 16 yr olds achieving 5+ GCSEs grades A*-C inc English & Maths 2012/13 61.3 59.2 62.4 % of working age with no qualifications 2012 7.1 9.5 6.9
Older People % of state pensioners claiming pension credit 2012 20.9 21.3 15.8
Community Factors Burglary: offences per 1,000 households 2012/13 7.3 - 6.7 Robbery: offences per 1,000 population 2012/13 0.9 - 0.4 Violence against the person: per 1,000 population 2012/13 11.4 - 9.7 Overall crime rate 2012/13 76.6 - 55.3 % residents volunteering at least once a month 2008 22.8 23.2 24.8
Health and Disability Male life expectancy at birth 2010-12 78.7 79.2 80.3 Female life expectancy at birth 2010-12 82.5 83.0 83.8 Mortality rate: circulatory diseases 2010-12 141.9 144.2 132.2 Mortality rate: cancer 2010-12 175.1 166.6 157.2 Conception rate: under 18's per 1,000 2009-11 29.7 34.0 28.0
Demography 2012 % Aged 0-4 8.0 6.3 6.3 % Aged 5-15 14.4 12.6 12.8 % Aged 16-24 10.0 11.7 11.1 % Aged 25-49 38.6 34.5 33.6 % Aged 50-69 21.3 23.1 23.8 % Aged 70+ 7.7 11.7 12.4 % Non white British 2011 26.1 20.2 14.8 % Population change 2002-2012 17.3 7.7 8.4
6 Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 SUMMARY OF INDICATOR TRENDS
Table 2: Summary of Indicator Trends
Indicator Key
Data shows improving trend since the 2008 and 2012 Social Atlas Data shows worsening trend since the 2008 and 2012 Social Atlas Data broadly constant (within 10%) since the 2008 and 2012 Social Atlas
Trend Since 2008 2012 Income Indicators Housing/ Council Tax Benefit Claimants
FSM
Childrens Indicators
Special Education Needs
KS2 GCSE
Older People Indicator Older People Clients of Neighbourhood Services
Community Indicators Fires Violent Crime
Burglary
Criminal Damage Neighbour Complaints
Health and Disability Indicators Disabled Clients of Neighbourhood Services Emergency Hospital Admissions
Note: this definition assumes higher uptake of services is worse, in reality the converse could be true in that more eligible persons are being identified. All comparisons are between rates so are unaffected by population growth.
Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 7 THE DATA AT BOROUGH AND WARD LEVEL
Map 1: Milton Keynes Ward Boundaries
8 Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 INDEX OF MULTIPLE DEPRIVATION 2010
What is it? Map 2: IMD 2010 Overall Deprivation Rank The Index of Multiple Deprivation 2010 (IMD 2010) DeprivationLSOAs Within Rank Decile: is a national measure of deprivation. It is used to 90-100% Least 80-90% analyse patterns of deprivation, identify areas that 70-80% 60-70% would benefit from special initiatives or 50-60% programmes and as a tool to determine eligibility 40-50% 30-40% for specific funding streams. 20-30% 10-20% 0-10% Most It combines a number of indicators, chosen to cover a range of economic, social and housing issues, into a single deprivation score for each small area in England. This allows each area to be ranked relative to one another according to their level of deprivation. Most of the indicators used in the IMD 2010 are from 2008 although some of the indicators come from the 2001 Census. As with the 2007 indices, IMD 2010 has been produced at Lower Super Output Area level (LSOA), of which there are 139 LSOAs in Milton Keynes.
Milton Keynes District
Map 2 shows the IMD 2010 mapped for the districts in England. The figures for Milton Keynes show that:
• Milton Keynes returned a score of 15.59 which is ranked 211th out of 326. With 1 being the most deprived. This compares to the 2007 rank of 212. • Authorities ranked closely to Milton Keynes include Cheltenham (214); Chichester (213); Solihull (212); Braintree (210); East Devon (209).
Milton Keynes’ Lower Super Output Area Analysis Table 3: LSOAs in MK within the Table three shows the number of LSOAs in Milton 30% most & 30% least deprived. Keynes within the most/least deprived 10%-30% Number of LSOAs 2004 2007 2010 LSOAs in England with a comparison to 2004 and Within Most Deprived 2007. The table shows that of the 139 LSOAs in Milton 0-10% 5 6 7 Keynes there are 7 which are within the 10% most 10-20% 8 9 11 deprived in England. This compares to 6 in 2007. 20-30% 9 7 6 Within Least Deprived Overall there are 24 LSOAs within the most deprived 0-10% 14 14 17 30%, two more than the 2007 Index. There are 17 10-20% 26 35 34 LSOAs within the least deprived 10% in England, three 20-30% 31 23 21 more than in 2007.
Map 3 overleaf shows the results for Milton Keynes Super Output Areas.
Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 9 Map 3: IMD 2010 deciles in Milton Keynes compared to England
Deprivation Rank
90-100% Least 80-90% 70-80% 60-70% 50-60% 40-50% 30-40% 20-30%
10-20% 0-10% Most
Source: Department for Communities and Local Government - Index of Multiple Deprivation 2010
The map outlines that there are 7 LSOAs in MK which are within the most deprived 10% in England. These areas cover a large part of Woughton Ward and parts of Eaton Manor Ward and Fullers Slade. Overall there are 24 LSOAs within the most deprived 30%. There are 17 areas within the least deprived 10% these are in rural areas, Newport Pagnell and some areas in the city.
10 Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 Map 4: IMD 2010 – Income Deprivation Affecting Children. Deciles in Milton Keynes compared to England
Deprivation Rank 90-100% Least 80-90% 70-80% 60-70% 50-60% 40-50% 30-40% 20-30% 10-20% 0-10% Most
Source: Department for Communities and Local Government - Index of Multiple Deprivation 2010
The map outlines that there are 12 LSOAs in MK ranked within the most deprived 10% in England for income deprivation affecting children. In addition there are 38 areas within the most deprived 30%. There are 7 areas within the least deprived 10% and a total of 31 in the least deprived 30%.
Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 11 UNEMPLOYMENT
Table 4: % of the working age In April 2013 there were 5,844 people in Milton Keynes population claiming claiming Job Seekers Allowance. As a percentage of the unemplooyment benefits April 2013 working age population in Milton Keynes this is 3.5%. Milton Region % Keynes had a lower unemployment rate to other urban areas in the South East Midlands. Milton Keynes also had a lower Milton Keynes 3.5 unemployment rate than the national average (3.8%), but had a South East Region 2.4 higher rate compared with the South East Region (2.4%). UK 3.8 Bedford 4.2 1,445 claimants in Milton Keynes had been claiming for more Luton 4.4 than one year in April 2013, accountiing for 24.7% of total Northampton 4.2 claimants. This compares to 28.0% in the UK. Wellingborough 4.8
Figure 1: % of the working age population claiming The number of claimmants in Milton unemployment benefits April 2003 – April 2013 Keynes more than doubled (116%) between April 2008 and April 2009. Since then there had been a decrease and levellling off in the rates. The graph to the right shows the changing unemployment rate for Milton Keynes, the South East and the UK.
The graph below ouutlines that there were 8 wards in MK with higher unemployment rates than the UK. Woughton (7.6%) and Eaton Manor (7.6%) had the highest unemployment rates in MK. These wards were within the 10% highest ranked wards in the UK. Rural wards tend to have lower unemployment rate than urban areas. Figure 2: % of the working age population cllaiming unemployment benefits for Milton Keynes Wards, April 2013 8.0
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A smaller proportion of the population claimed Income Support in Milton Keynes in August 2012 than in England as a whole. Milton Keynes had a rate of 27.8 per 1,000 working age population compared to 32.2 per 1,000 in England.
There is significant variation in the rates of Income Support claimants between the wards in Milton Keynes. Woughton (70.6 per 1,000) and Eaton Manor (66.6 per 1,000) wards had more than double the national rate. In total 8 wards in Milton Keynes are higher than the England average. Rural areas in Milton Keynes had the lowest income support claimant rates.
Figure 3: Income Support Claimants per 1,000 population, August 2012
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CHILDREN
HM Revenue and Custom’s define a low income household as families in receipt of out-of- work benefits or in receipt of tax credits where their reported income is less than 60 per cent median income. Using this definition 12,275 children Milton Keynes in 2011 were living in low income households, accounting for 19.6% of all children. This is slightly below the England 2011 figure and Milton Keynes 2010 figure both of 20.1%.
Figure 4 outlines the percentage of children in each ward who were in low income families. Eaton Manor and Woughton wards stand out as having significantly higher than average children in low income households. 1,085 children in Eaton Manor ward in 2011 lived in low income households accounting for 38.8% of all children in the ward. The second highest ward is Woughton with 37.9% of children living in low income households. In total 9 wards in Milton Keynes were higher than the England average.
Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 13 Figure 4: % of Children Living in Low Income Families, August 2011
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% of Children of % 10 5 0 Olney Furzton Denbigh Bradwell Whaddon Middleton Wolverton Woughton Sherington Stantonbury Walton Park Eaton Manor Linford North Linford South Milton Keynes Milton Loughton Park Campbell Park Danesborough Hanslope Park Stony Stratford Emerson Valley Emerson Newport Pagnell North Newport Pagnell South Bletchley and Fenny Stratford
2,820 lone parent families claimed Income Support in Milton Keynes in August 2012. This is a rate of 17.0 per 1,000 working age population and is higher than that of England as a whole (13.8 per 1,000). 11 wards in Milton Keynes had a higher proportion of lone parents claiming Income Support than for England as a whole. Eaton Manor and Woughton wards had more than twice the national average.
Figure 5: Lone Parent Income Support Claimants per 1,000 population, August 2012
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Per 1,000 Eng Ave. = 13.8 15 10 5 0 Olney Furzton Denbigh Bradwell Whaddon Middleton Wolverton Woughton Sherington Stantonbury Walton Park Eaton Manor Linford North Linford South Milton Keynes Loughton Park Campbell Park Hanslope Park Danesborough Stony Stratford Emerson Valley Emerson Newport Pagnell North Newport Pagnell South Bletchley and Fenny Stratford
14 Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 YOUNG ADULTS Table 5: Youth Unemployment and Income Support
Unemployment Income Support Table 5 shows the number and 18-24 % 16-24 % percentage of 18-24 year olds claiming Bletchley & Fenny Stratford 95 8.4 105 7.4 Job Seekers Allowance in April 2013 Bradwell 85 8.5 45 3.1 and 16-24 year olds claiming Income Campbell Park 145 12.6 80 4.6 Danesborough 5 1.6 0 0.0 Support in August 2012. The cells Denbigh 65 10.3 65 7.4 marked in green are higher than the Eaton Manor 105 13.1 75 7.4 England rate. Emerson Valley 40 3.4 30 1.7 Furzton 35 6.0 30 3.5 Woughton (16.2%), Eaton Manor Hanslope Park 10 2.1 15 2.9 (13.1%) and Campbell Park (12.6%) Linford North 40 7.0 25 3.2 had the highest % of 18-24 years olds Linford South 45 6.1 30 3.1 claiming Job Seekers Allowance. This Loughton Park 55 3.4 50 2.5 Middleton 45 4.2 60 4.0 compares to 6.6% in England. Newport Pagnell North 20 3.4 15 1.9 Newport Pagnell South 15 2.9 20 2.7 Woughton had the highest level of 16- Olney 10 1.8 10 1.4 24 year olds claiming income support in Sherington 5 1.8 0 0.0 Milton Keynes. Its rate of 9.1% is Stantonbury 70 9.6 55 5.3 almost three times higher than the Stony Stratford 65 7.6 75 6.5 England average. Walton Park 40 3.8 40 2.7 Whaddon 40 6.4 40 4.6
Wolverton 100 7.8 105 6.4 Very low levels of young adults claimed Woughton 135 16.2 105 9.1 Job Seekers Allowance or Income Milton Keynes 1,265 6.8 1,060 4.2 Support in the rural areas of Milton England 327,115 6.6 192,890 3.1 Keynes.
OLDER PEOPLE A total of 33,200 people in Milton Keynes claimed a State Pension in August 2012. This is 131.6 per 1,000 population, significantly lower than the England average of 185.9 per 1,000, reflecting the younger profile of Milton Keynes population.
Figure 6 shows there are significant variations in the proportion of people claiming a State Pension between the wards in Milton Keynes. Sherington and Danesborough wards are significantly above the England average. The wards with the lowest State Pension claimants are Middleton (51.0) and Emerson Valley (58.6 per 1,000).
Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 15 Figure 6: State Pension Claimants per 1,000 Population, August 2012
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6,950 people aged 60 and over in Milton Keynes were claiming Pension Credit in August 2012. This is 209.3 per 1,000 population claiming a state pension, slightly lower than the England average of 212.9 per 1,000. 11 out of 23 wards in Milton Keynes are above the national average with Woughton (449 per 1,000) standing out as significantly higher than the other wards. Campbell Park, Eaton Manor, Bradwell, Furzton, Linford South, Wolverton, Emerson Valley, Loughton Park, Stantonbury and Linford North Wards also have a higher than average number claiming Pension Credit.
Figure 7: Pension Credit Claimants per 1,000 population aged 60+, August 2012
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Per 1,000 150 100 50 0 Olney Furzton Denbigh Bradwell Whaddon Middleton Wolverton Woughton Sherington Stantonbury Walton Park Walton Eaton Manor Linford North Linford South Milton Keynes Loughton Park Campbell Park Danesborough Hanslope Park Stony Stratford Emerson Valley Newport Pagnell North Newport Pagnell South Bletchley and Fenny Stratford Fenny and Bletchley
16 Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 NEIGHBOURHOOD COMPLAINTS AT WARD LEVEL
Neighbour complaints are an important tool for assessing the quality of life enjoyed in a neighbourhood. These are complaints by residents about their neighbours made to the Environmental Health service. Historically, the greatest numbers of complaints are about excessive and untimely noise. This year has seen complaints about various causes of noise including construction and street works.
The rural areas show generally lower complaints about neighbours, after accounting for the number of dwellings, than the urban areas. Olney ward has the lowest number of complaints per 1,000 dwellings this year. The lower level of complaints could be a result of the lower housing density in these areas. Campbell Park has the highest rate of neighbour complaints with 64.4 per 1,000 dwellings compared with 30.5 for Milton Keynes as a whole.
Figure 8: Rate of Neighbour Complaints by Ward per 1,000 Dwellings 2012/13
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Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 17 HEALTH AND DISABILITY
People in the UK are healthier and living longer than ever before. The major advances in life expectancy over the last century are due mainly to declines in both infant mortality and mortality at older ages, public health innovations such as improvements in water quality and sewerage, and mass immunisation programmes which have reduced infectious diseases (DH, 2010). Life expectancy is linked to social circumstances, and the gap in life expectancies is large, and in some areas is widening. Life expectancy at birth does not reflect the life experience of any individual. Instead, it provides a summary of the mortality experience of the individuals living in a particular area, over a period of time. Gaps in life expectancy can be observed between local authority areas. For example, in 2010/2012 in England a difference of 8.9 years was observed between areas with the highest life expectancy at birth for boys, and areas with the lowest. The gap for girls was 7.1 years. The gaps within these areas can be even wider. The current situation for Milton Keynes can be seen from figure 9.
Figure 9: Persons Life Expectancy at Birth by Ward, 2007 to 2011 Average
Bletchley & Fenny Stratford Bradw ell Campbell Park Danesborough Denbigh Eaton Manor Emerson Valley Furzton Hanslope Park Linford North Linford South Loughton Park Middleton New port Pagnell North New port Pagnell South Olney Sherington Stantonbury Stony Stratford Walton Park Whaddon Wolverton Woughton
0 102030405060708090100 Life Expectancy (Years) The average life expectancy in Milton Keynes for 2007-2011 was 80.2 years, slightly higher than the previous year although this may be due to statistical fluctuations. The range between wards was almost 11 years. The ward with the highest life expectancy in this period is Middleton with a life expectancy at birth of 86.3 years. Woughton has the lowest life expectancy of 75.4 years, but this has risen since the previous calculations.
18 Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 The life expectancy at birth was 78.2 years for males, range 13 years. This is equivalent to the average male life expectancy for the UK, but slightly below that for England of 78.5 years. Middleton had the highest life expectancy for males of 85.5 years. Woughton has the lowest life expectancy for males of 72.6 years.
The life expectancy at birth for females in Milton Keynes has risen to 82.1 years, and the range has risen to 12.2 years. This is below the female life expectancy in England & Wales, 2008/2010 which was 82.5 years although these are not directly comparable because of the different time periods covered. Hanslope Park had the highest life expectancy of 90.4 years with Middleton second with 87.7 years. Woughton again had the lowest at 78.2 years, no change from the previous figure. There is a reasonably high level of consistency over time between the rankings of life expectancy (the relative position of wards) for the calculations. There is some variation due to statistical uncertainty surrounding such small-area calculations which is to be expected.
Nationally available disability benefits data provide us with results at ward level. Milton Keynes has a lower proportion of residents claiming Incapacity Benefit/Severe Disability Living Allowance/Employment Support Allowance and Disability Living Allowance than for England as a whole. Woughton ward is significantly higher than the national average for both disability benefits. Eaton Manor Ward also has higher than the national average in both benefits.
Figure 10: Disability Benefit Claimants per 1,000 population, August 2012
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Indicators such as Disabled Concessionary Fares and Clients of Disabled Services at Milton Keynes Council are useful at looking at local health and disability. They have been useful in pointing out several areas of need, such as Beanhill, Coffee Hall, Pennyland, and Willen Park. These can be seen in the estate indicators section.
Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 19 Map 5: Smoking Prevalence estimates by Estate per 1,000 population aged 16-74*
Smoking Prevalence by Estate Modelled rates per 1,000 population aged 16-74 22 to 23.8 (14) 20 to 22 (22) 18.5 to 20 (42) 0 to 18.5 (39)
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*Derived from national data: smoking prevalence estimates were calculated based on General Household Survey 2011 national smoking rates by gender and socio-economic class. These were applied to 2011 Census estate level estimates of the socio-economic structure of the population to get an estimate of the numbers of smokers by estate. This was then calculated as a proportion of the total estate population aged 16-74.
20 Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 THE DATA AT ESTATE LEVEL Map 7: Estate and Settlement Boundaries
Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 21 DEFINITIONS AND METHODS Describing the data used in the estate profiles and the source of the data.
INCOME
Housing/Council Tax Benefit Claimants July 2013 Postcoded information on claimants was aggregated to estates/settlements and expressed per 1,000 dwellings. Estates and settlements are then ranked according to this figure. Milton Keynes average = 226.4 per 1,000 dwellings.
CHILDREN
Family Referrals April 2012 - March 2013 Counts of families referred to Social Services by estate expressed per 1,000 dwellings. Milton Keynes average = 24.5 per 1,000 dwellings.
Children with Special Educational Needs (4 to 18 year olds) January 2013 Postcoded data on children statemented with special educational needs is aggregated and expressed per 1,000 pupils. Estates and settlements are then ranked according to this figure. Milton Keynes average = 29.7 per 1,000 pupils.
Free School Meals July 2013 Postcoded information was aggregated to estates and settlements and expressed per 1,000 pupils. Estates and settlements are then ranked according to this figure. Milton Keynes average = 135.5 per 1,000 pupils.
Educational Attainment 2012 The proportion of eligible pupils attaining BELOW Key Stage 2 level 4+ in English expressed per 1,000. Milton Keynes average: 129.2 per 1,000 pupils. The proportion of eligible pupils gaining LESS THAN 5 GCSEs at grade A*-C INCLUDING Mathematics and English expressed per 1,000. Milton Keynes average: 414.8 per 1,000 pupils.
OLDER PEOPLE
Older People Clients of Neighbourhood Services April 2012 - March 2013 Postcoded data on clients is aggregated and expressed per 1,000 pensioners. Estates and settlements are then ranked according to this figure. Milton Keynes average = 70.3 per 1,000 pensioners.
COMMUNITY FACTORS
Domestic Fires Data April 2008 to March 2013 Bucks Fire and Rescue Services postcoded data on domestic fires is aggregated to estates and settlements and expressed per 1,000 households. Milton Keynes average = 7.5 per 1,000 households over 5 years.
22 Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 Violent Crime April 2012 - March 2013 Recorded Violent Crime at estate and settlement level is expressed per 1,000 total population. Milton Keynes average = 14.7 per 1,000 people.
Burglary (Dwellings) April 2012 - March 2013 Recorded Burglary from dwellings at estate and settlement level is expressed per 1,000 dwellings. Milton Keynes average = 7.2 per 1,000 dwellings.
Criminal Damage April 2012 - March 2013 Recorded Criminal Damage is expressed per 1,000 population at estate and settlement level. Milton Keynes average = 10.1 per 1,000 people.
Social Rented Housing March 2013 MKC Council and Registered Social Landlord rented stock at estate and settlement is expressed per 1,000 dwellings. Milton Keynes average = 188.2 per 1,000 dwellings
Neighbour Complaints April 2012 - March 2013 Milton Keynes Council Environmental Health postcoded data on domestic nuisance complaints is aggregated to estate and settlement and expressed per 1,000 dwellings. Milton Keynes average = 30.5 per 1,000 dwellings.
HEALTH AND DISABILITY
Teenage Conceptions (Under 20 year olds) January 2011 - December 2012 annualised. Births and terminations data for teenage girls aged under 20 are aggregated to estate and settlement and expressed as an annual average per 1,000 15 to 19 year old girls. Estates and settlements are then ranked according to this figure. Milton Keynes average = 47.1 per 1,000 15 to 19 year old girls. Concerns over data volatility mean that extreme caution should be used in the use of this indicator.
Disabled Concessionary Fares August 2013 Postcoded data is aggregated to estate and settlement and expressed per 1,000 population. Milton Keynes average = 12.6 per 1,000 people.
Disabled Clients of Neighbourhood Services April 2012 - March 2013 Postcoded data from Neighbourhood Services on teams for Learning disability, Physical disability, Mental Health, Duty Team, Joint Elderly and Mental Health, and the Hospital is aggregated to estate and settlement and expressed per 1,000 population. Milton Keynes average = 6.2 per 1,000 people aged 18-64.
Emergency Admissions April 2011 - March 2013 The number of Emergency Admissions into hospital are expressed per year per 1,000 population. Milton Keynes average = 89.8 per 1,000 people.
Non Emergency Admissions April 2011 - March 2013 The number of Non Emergency Admissions into hospital are expressed per year per 1,000 population. Milton Keynes average = 104.2 per 1,000 people.
Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 23 A&E Attendances April 2011 - March 2013 The number attendances at the accident and emergency (A&E) are expressed per year per 1,000 population. Milton Keynes average = 229.8 per 1,000 people.
Population Denominators - Population figures used in this publication are estimates from the 2013/14 Population Bulletin. Age specific populations are estimates based on postcoded figures from Buckinghamshire Health Authority Patient Registration data from the January 2013 patient register, these figures were then adjusted to match the 2013/14 Population Bulletin figures.
24 Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 ESTATE PROFILES
The information contained in this atlas is derived from the work done for Milton Keynes Council’s Social Inclusion and Health Inequalities Programme. The profiles at estate and settlement level were prepared to highlight the extent of social exclusion in Milton Keynes and its concentration in particular areas, with a view to targeting areas to improve local services and community networks. The intention is to continue to develop using these indicators, so that the effects of any actions tackling the many aspects of social exclusion can be monitored.
The profiles also contain summary demographic information about the estate population, and key results from the 2011 census.
Rank of population weighted average Overall rank from the IMD deprivation score at estate level: Social Atlas: 1 has the 1 is the most deprived 110 the least. most issues and 115 the least It’s position out of 115 DENBIGH EAST Social Atlas Rank = 52 estates for Population June 13 = 400 IMD 2010 Rank = 22 that 2013Rank 2012Rank Value Index Value indicator. (of 115) (of 113) Indicators per 1000 MK=100 How the value INCOME compares with 1=worst off 85 100 Housing/Council Tax Benefit 2013 108.4 47.9 the MK CHILDREN AND EDUCATION average 77 94 Family Referrals 2012-13 0.0 0.0 48 58 Free School Meals July 2013 107.1 79.1 If less than 77 75 Special Educational Needs January 2013 0.0 0.0 100 it is less This shading N/A N/A Below KS2 L4+ English 2012 S S than average indicates a N/A N/A Below 5+ A*-C Maths & English GCSE's 2012 SSso it’s a ‘good’ value higher OLDER PEOPLE thing. than 50% 6 8 Clients of Older People Services 2012/13 190.5 271.0 If more than above the COMMUNITY FACTORS MK average 100 it is more 95 92 Domestic Fires 2008/13 0.0 0.0 than average. 7 4 Violence Against Person 2012/13 31.8 216.5 93 2 Burglary Dwellings 2012/13 0.0 0.0 e.g. 216.5 40 8 Criminal Damage 2012/13 8.0 79.2 means more N/A N/A Council & Social Rented Housing March 2013 N/A N/A than twice the 89 17 Neighbour Complaints 2012/13 12.0 39.5 average. HEALTH AND DISABILITY N/A = It was not N/A N/A Teenage Conceptions Jan 2011 - Dec 2012 S S ranked for that 80 91 Disabled Concessionary Fares August 2013 5.3 41.9 indicator as it was 1 89 Clients of Disabled Services 2012/13 56.2 900.1 not applicable 1 1 Emergency Hospital Admissions 2011/13 182.5 203.2 1 1 Non Emergency Hospital Admissions 2011/13 187.8 180.2 15 8 Accident and Emergency Attendance 2011/13 291.0 126.6 S = Suppressed due to issues of This shading Actual value for confidentiality indicates a the particular value indicator between the average and 50% above.
Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 25 SUMMARY OF INDICATORS FOR ESTATE & SETTLEMENTS
Ranks of estates are show n for each indicator
1 = Most 'difficulties' 115 = Least ''difficulties' N/A = Data not available
Top tw enty estate w ith difficulties are shaded Housing/Council Tax Benefit Tax Housing/Council Family Referrals Meals School Free Needs Educational Special GCSEs A*-C 5+ getting not Pupils English L4+ KS2 getting not Pupils Clients Services People Older Domestic Fires Crime Violent Dwelling Burglary Damage Criminal Rent Social & Council Complaints Neighbour Fares Concessionary Disabled Services Disabled of Clients Conceptions Teenage Admissions Emergency Ashland 43 18 25 13 N/A N/A 98 95 36 74 23 48 33 76 70 N/A 10 Astwood 101 77 97 77 N/A N/A 56 2 104 93 66 89 105 103 94 N/A 109 Bancroft 87 39 54 5 49 N/A 55 89 90 20 75 95 75 28 52 N/A 73 Bancroft Park 78 77 97 77 N/A N/A 98 95 70 93 25 95 101 95 94 N/A 68 Beanhill 1 9 1 9 13 3 19 10 11 15 9 2 65 1 2 5 2 Blakelands 80 77 88 N/A 69 N/A 89 86 96 84 73 95 85 70 89 N/A 50 Blue Bridge 73 77 81 N/A N/A N/A 80 95 75 8 103 95 102 79 78 N/A 85 Bolbeck Park 34 N/A 62 N/A 34 35 12 87 88 68 71 38 86 42 7 N/A 14 Bow Brickhill 98 N/A 97 3 N/A 35 84 73 74 36 104 78 39 93 73 N/A 104 Bradville 2826241915N/A3320383230292725332441 Bradwell 3759464043354093721361443144561144 Bradwell Common 30 32 28 27 37 21 37 76 80 9 36 42 35 60 53 28 54 Brickfields 5048565631122658629258N/A2940513926 Brooklands 49 5 35 2 N/A N/A 98 95 68 93 56 45 100 75 12 N/A 103 Broughton & Atterbury 61 63 39 37 57 N/A 68 75 43 58 74 70 64 65 62 19 83 Broughton Gate EEA 62 25 58 42 36 N/A 98 95 93 50 81 58 81 83 76 13 76 Browns Wood 48 66 65 52 N/A 4 56 92 44 35 59 37 66 15 94 N/A 74 Caldecotte 1027794N/A47356481866934829588931898 Calverton 111 77 97 77 N/A N/A 71 31 19 93 6 88 96 73 20 N/A 53 Campbell Park 84 53 15 N/A 1 N/A 98 95 46 93 47 52 9 102 94 N/A 102 Castlethorpe 81 N/A 90 18 N/A 35 59 70 99 76 94 69 60 71 91 N/A 113 Central Bletchley 13193636302635299 4916N/A1723398 8 Central Milton Keynes 39 65 33 1 N/A 35 76 15 1 89 1 35 3 29 90 3 77 Chicheley 40 77 21 N/A N/A N/A 98 95 104 93 37 41 105 103 94 N/A 25 Clifton Reynes 107 N/A 97 N/A N/A N/A 68 12 104 93 104 95 105 103 94 N/A 94 Coffee Hall 3 6 3 263N/A17722177123 283 6 346 Cold Brayfield 46 77 97 77 N/A N/A 14 95 35 4 104 95 105 103 94 N/A 108 Conniburrow 9 8 171611123413125221111218432621 Crownhill 2916412532328859496048337413114972 Denbigh East 85 77 48 77 N/A N/A 6 95 7 93 40 N/A 89 80 1 N/A 1 Downhead Park 64 N/A 76 11 19 1 81 50 81 40 86 77 54 84 88 N/A 51 Downs Barn 2424426137N/A4162262338252614169 39 Eaglestone 19 44 23 54 6 5 15 14 4 17 5 10 43 2 35 N/A 7 Emberton 82 N/A 96 N/A 69 N/A 93 42 78 24 53 64 62 52 75 N/A 92 Emerson Valley 54 50 73 47 58 19 58 94 60 87 63 50 91 56 63 47 62 Far Bletchley 3233454633295474536652N/A5321362724 Fenny Stratford 27 35 19 38 39 N/A 23 24 8 22 8 N/A 42 24 8 15 5 Fishermead 5 4 11 35 22 15 61 6 10 26 27 7 2 35 64 33 49 Fullers Slade 6 1 4 14 7 21 87 4 13 54 19 5 4 11 40 4 20 Furzton 4162516761153669566565469738345134
26 Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 Ranks of estates are show n for each indicator
1 = Most 'difficulties' 115 = Least ''difficulties' N/A = Data not available
Top tw enty estate w ith difficulties are shaded Housing/Council Tax Benefit Tax Housing/Council Referrals Family Meals School Free Needs Educational Special GCSEs A*-C 5+ getting not Pupils English L4+ KS2 getting not Pupils Services People Older Domestic Fires Crime Violent Dwelling Burglary Damage Criminal Rent Social & Council Complaints Neighbour Fares Concessionary Disabled Services Disabled of Clients Conceptions Teenage Emergency Admissions Galley Hill 38 36 37 22 49 N/A 49 18 103 93 104 65 51 27 57 N/A 22 Gayhurst 113 77 97 77 N/A N/A 98 9 104 93 104 95 105 103 94 N/A 61 Giffard Park 6856836966N/A865363186494714858N/A63 Granby 7 N/A 97 77 N/A N/A 98 3 3 5 4 N/A 1 26 94 N/A 19 Grange Farm 77 15 74 76 N/A N/A 91 39 66 81 97 40 57 62 45 35 47 Great Holm 70 67 87 70 41 N/A 72 56 87 78 101 81 99 10 19 N/A 45 Great Linford 33 22 38 55 48 25 5 44 30 41 13 21 46 31 27 30 13 Greenleys 23 10 14 23 18 17 90 25 17 37 33 12 8 9 84 14 32 Hanslope 89 76 69 34 N/A N/A 62 68 97 33 83 68 55 90 68 N/A 115 Hardmead 94 77 32 77 N/A N/A 98 95 104 93 104 36 105 103 3 N/A 70 Haversham/Little Linford 105 N/A 97 N/A 25 35 44 83 24 93 20 87 78 86 94 N/A 96 Heelands 18 38 20 32 44 28 46 49 40 72 44 15 21 50 41 31 46 Hodge Lea 10 20 16 73 17 N/A 42 57 20 14 32 6 68 6 31 22 18 Kents Hill 45 57 53 39 42 2 9 55 57 73 72 51 82 45 79 43 35 Kingsmead 109 N/A 97 74 N/A 27 85 90 102 88 89 95 104 81 92 N/A 90 Lathbury 112 77 97 77 N/A N/A 2 5 104 93 104 95 105 103 94 N/A 17 Lavendon 91 54 95 24 5 N/A 66 22 100 48 93 73 98 49 61 N/A 106 Leadenhall 21 30 55 63 16 N/A 95 32 14 30 14 9 7 46 10 N/A 64 Little Brickhill 74 N/A 97 77 N/A N/A 30 21 22 61 70 34 13 66 94 N/A 101 Loughton 58 73 92 59 65 N/A 24 30 82 79 88 53 63 63 66 52 84 Loughton Lodge 113 77 N/A N/A N/A N/A 98 95 104 93 104 95 105 103 94 N/A 100 Medbourne 88 42 83 N/A 25 N/A 3 88 91 86 82 83 73 100 21 N/A 81 Middleton/Milton Keynes Village 95 72 82 45 40 N/A 79 79 84 10 102 61 58 89 47 N/A 78 Monkston 66 51 63 72 51 34 98 80 67 71 84 43 93 77 38 41 97 Monkston Park 67 17 80 21 51 35 98 46 45 91 46 14 52 97 86 N/A 87 Moulsoe 16 N/A 22 77 N/A N/A 98 95 92 93 91 19 10 54 67 N/A 48 Neath Hill 22 14 34 65 11 18 4 33 32 31 24 23 20 32 9 29 36 Netherfield 2 2 2 10 10 11 38 8 5 19 2 1 30 16 60 7 11 New Bradwell 15 13 29 60 8 N/A 22 19 16 59 17 18 23 22 59 2 30 Newport Pagnell 7560867163232937528560795659654037 Newton Blossomville 110 77 97 N/A N/A N/A 66 95 104 27 104 71 36 103 94 N/A 112 Newton Leys 52 N/A 8 N/A N/A 35 98 95 25 80 76 N/A 5 96 26 N/A 107 North Crawley 96 N/A 85 N/A N/A 35 32 52 101 56 95 80 88 99 94 N/A 75 Oakhill 93 11 59 N/A N/A N/A 20 1 2 93 45 95 89 78 94 N/A 27 Oakridge Park 99 45 40 20 N/A N/A 98 95 59 38 85 55 50 61 83 6 95 Old Farm Park 57687553468 9764734562274447153860 Old Wolverton 51 N/A 9 N/A N/A N/A 83 95 34 93 7 56 11 87 14 N/A 99 Oldbrook 25272743289 4836374443303220422543 Olney 8370895767N/A218283285475839185N/A80 Oxley Park 9234666245N/A9871899069744798824589 Peartree Bridge 17 55 12 44 4 N/A 92 11 15 93 42 13 14 37 81 23 69 Pennyland 20 21 44 48 N/A 35 53 64 31 7 28 22 61 8 4 N/A 58
Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 27
Ranks of estates are show n for each indicator
1 = Most 'difficulties' 115 = Least ''difficulties' N/A = Data not available
Top tw enty estate w ith difficulties are shaded Housing/Council Tax Benefit Tax Housing/Council Family Referrals Meals School Free Needs Educational Special Conceptions Teenage Pupilsnot getting5+ A*-C GCSEs English L4+ KS2 getting not Pupils Clients Services People Older Fires Domestic Violent Crime Burglary Dwelling Damage Criminal Council & Social Rent Complaints Neighbour Fares Concessionary Disabled Services Disabled of Clients Admissions Emergency Ravenstone 71N/A26N/AN/AN/AN/A47952893228594559491 Redhouse Park 56 28 49 N/A 1 N/A N/A 98 67 41 46 87 24 48 101 71 82 Shenley Brook End 6341726648602450664755792870675079 Shenley Church End 55757831N/A64N/A51416583775979685493 Shenley Lodge 3552606442593552456443572038301852 Sherington 86777733N/AN/AN/A94409893916386439486 Simpson 65 46 47 N/A N/A 9 N/A 8 16 48 29 41 39 25 74 80 3 Springfield 1447312910211075275147552619122823 Stacey Bushes 8 31 10 8 32 23 N/A 43 51 29 3 10 4 22 4 23 15 Stantonbury 1237131521242045232325111718363033 Stoke Goldington 79 N/A 97 7 N/A N/A N/A 73 78 104 42 51 62 45 69 74 57 Stony Stratford 59 71 79 68 36 25 N/A 27 35 54 75 35 65 34 19 49 40 Tattenhoe 7664705053683164857664497240536971 Tinkers Bridge 4366111N/A6843611386172412 Two Mile Ash 60 61 71 58 37 51 N/A 77 61 77 63 98 90 76 34 37 56 Tyringham & Filgrave 103 77 50 77 N/A 69 N/A 11 95 104 93 104 91 105 103 94 65 Walnut Tree 53 49 68 41 46 56 33 63 47 39 51 39 67 59 57 77 67 Walton Park 108 N/A 97 N/A N/A N/A 35 96 77 94 93 104 54 77 85 22 88 Warrington 100 77 97 77 N/A N/A N/A 98 95 104 1 104 95 105 103 94 110 Water Eaton 11 7 7 30 16 14 7 18 34 18 12 15 N/A 15 7 32 9 Wavendon 72N/A52N/AN/AN/AN/A388485826760496494111 Wavendon Gate 47 29 61 75 44 55 6 60 48 55 67 96 47 80 51 72 66 West Bletchley 3143432817291416284234313137331716 Westcroft 444064495062N/A1 915039903267722529 Weston Underwood 106 12 5 77 N/A N/A N/A 82 7 104 93 80 92 105 103 46 105 Willen 90 69 91 12 N/A 51 N/A 28 63 78 70 78 86 16 94 55 42 Willen Park 26 58 57 4 N/A 69 N/A 10 54 95 21 100 49 69 5 5 4 Woburn Sands 977497N/AN/AN/AN/A313869576876724144114 Wolverton 3623305120343025263362185624392938 Wolverton Mill 69 N/A 18 N/A N/A N/A N/A 7 95 27 53 50 84 103 82 94 59 Woolstone 104 77 93 17 N/A N/A 35 13 60 61 16 99 93 92 92 87 31 Woughton Park 113 77 97 N/A N/A N/A N/A 74 95 71 2 26 95 84 103 13 55 Woughton-on-the-Green 42 N/A 67 N/A N/A 19 35 78 17 58 6 29 16 41 58 48 28
28 Social Atlas for Milton Keynes 2012/13 ESTATE SUMMARY OF INDICATOR TRENDS
Change since 2012 Social Atlas