WS1 1XX
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Demographics

Introduction

Who lives in this neighbourhood, and what do they do? This section takes a closer look at the demographics of this particular neighbourhood. It examines the people that live here, what occupations they have, and how wealthy they are. [10]

Demographic statistics in this section are extracted from the last national census, which took place in 2011. The census takes place in the UK every ten years.

Local Population

Total Population people
Households households
Male
%
Female
%

There were people living in WS11XX when the population was counted in the last Census, which took place in 2011. Of the resident population, were men, and were female.


Marital Status

Status LSOAUK
Single
52%35%
Married
27%47%
Same Sex*
0%.2%
Separated
4%3%
Divorced
13%9%
Widowed
4%7%

The 2011 Census recorded the marital status and living arrangements of residents of England and Wales aged 16 and over, who have been resident in the UK for 12 months or more.

* Same sex civil partnership


Social Grades

GRADE LSOAUK
AB
10%27%
C1
25%27%
C2
18%21%
DE
48%25%

The National Readership Survey social grades are used by organisations for market research purposes. Grades are based on the occupation of the head of the household. [3]


Unemployment Rates

  LSOAUK
Long-term Unemployment Rate
19%4%
Students
6%29%

Age Ranges

0-15
18%
16-30
31%
31-45
22%
46-60
17%
61-75
9%
76+
3%

This graph shows the percentage of all residents by broad age group in this neighbourhood area.

In total, there were 1999 people living in the neighbourhood (LSOA) at the 2011 Census, including children and adults.


Occupations

The 2011 Census shows that there is a tendency for local residents to be unskilled or manual workers.

These figures are for those who are aged 16 or more and in employment.

Managerial & Directors
8%
Professionals
11%
Associate Professionals
9%
Admin & Secretarial
9%
Skilled Trades
11%
Caring, Leisure & Service
10%
Sales & Customer Service
11%
Plant & Machine Operatives
12%
Elementary Occupations
20%

Qualifications

Level 1: 1-4 O Levels/CSE/GCSEs (any grade), Foundation Diploma, NVQ level 1


Level 2: 5+ O Level (Passes)/CSEs (Grade 1)/GCSEs (A*-C), 1 A Level/ 2-3 AS Levels, Intermediate/Higher Diploma
Level 3: 2+ A Levels/VCEs, 4+ AS Levels, Advanced Diploma, NVQ Level 3
Level 4: Degree (for example BA, BSc), NVQ Level 4-5, RSA Higher Diploma

Qualifications LSOAUK
None
35%23%
Level 1
15%13%
Level 2
15%15%
Apprenticeship  
3%4%
Level 3
10%12%
Level 4
15%27%
Other
7%6%

Household Income

WeeklyAnnuallyWalsall*UK
Total household income [5]£480£24,960£30,524£39,520
Upper total£560£29,120£34,840£45,032
Lower total£420£21,840£26,780£34,684
Net household income£430£22,360£26,676£31,356

Religious Beliefs


These 2011 Census statistics show the current religious beliefs of those who are resident in this neighbourhood (LSOA level).

According to the census, Christianity is the most followed religion in this neighbourhood.

Christianity is the largest religion in England and Wales, with 59.5 per cent of the population asked.

LSOAUK
Christian
46%59.5%
Buddhist
2%0.4%
Hindu
2%1.3%
Jewish
1%0.4%
Muslim
20%4.4%
Sikh
3%0.7%
Other
2%0.4%
None
27%25.7%
Not Stated
7%32.8%

Ethnicity


Ethnicity statistics were released by the Office for National Statistics following the Census.

Across England and Wales, the number of people who are classed as white ethnic group fell by 5% to 86% compared to the 2001 Census. The Muslim population grew from 3% to 5%, and those who stated 'no religion' rose from 15% to 25%.

   LSOAUK
White
63%86%
Mixed
8%2.2%
Asian
24%7.5%
Black
6%3.4%
Arabic
0%0.4%
Other
0%0.6%

Pet Ownership

 Per HouseholdUK AverageTotal Population (WS1)
Dogs0.20.512,053
Cats0.20.451,790

Data for estimated pet ownership is from modelled figures, based on national estimates for pet population, as well as available information on veterinary activity across Great Britain. Data is summarised to the postcode district level, e.g. (YO1).

POPULATION
1891
IN NEIGHBOURHOOD
AREA SIZE
81
HECTARES
HOUSEHOLDS
OCCUPIED HOUSES
RETIREMENT
12%
AGED 65+
HOUSEHOLD SALARY
£24,960
UK AVERAGE £39,520