Selby Parish 2011 Census Profiles - Data North Yorkshire · 3. For more data on North Yorkshire & York visit the STREAM Local Information System at 4. Totals may not sum due to rounding

2011 Census Profiles for Selby District Civil Parishes

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Acaster Selby * KelfieldAppleton Roebuck KellingtonBalne Kirk SmeatonBarkston Ash Kirkby Wharfe with North MilfordBarlby with Osgodby Lead *Barlow Little Fenton *Beal Little SmeatonBiggin Long DraxBilbrough Monk FrystonBirkin NewlandBolton Percy Newton Kyme cum ToulstonBrayton North DuffieldBrotherton Oxton *Burn RiccallBurton Salmon Ryther cum OssendykeByram cum Sutton Saxton with ScarthingwellCamblesforth SelbyCarlton Sherburn in ElmetCatterton * SkipwithCawood South MilfordChapel Haddlesey Stapleton *Church Fenton Steeton *Cliffe StillingfleetColton Stutton with HazlewoodCridling Stubbs TadcasterDrax Temple HirstEggborough ThorganbyEscrick Thorpe WilloughbyFairburn TowtonGateforth UlleskelfGrimston * Walden Stubbs *Hambleton West HaddleseyHealaugh WhitleyHeck WistowHemingbrough WomersleyHensallHillamHirst CourtneyHuddleston with Newthorpe *

* Data for this parish has been merged with an adjacent parish as it falls below the ONS release threshold. It is not available separately.

For more information contact [email protected] or visit www.streamlis.org.ukCorporate Information Systems, Central Services, North Yorkshire County Council

2011 Census Profile (sheet 1 of 2)

Appleton Roebuck (inc. Acaster Selby)No. % No. %

Persons RESIDENT 792 MARITAL & CIVIL PARTNERSHIP (C.P.) STATUS (aged 16 & over)In households 792 100.0 Single (never married or in reg. same-sex c.p.) 122 19.0In communal establishments 0 0.0 Married 445 69.3Area (hectares) 1,804 In a registered same-sex civil partnership 2 0.3Number of people per hectare 0.44 Separated (still legally married / in a same-sex c.p.) 9 1.4

Divorced / formerly in same-sex c.p. now dissolved 32 5.0AGE GROUPS Widowed or surviving partner from a same-sex c.p. 32 5.00 to 4 years 37 4.75 to 15 years 113 14.3 HOUSEHOLD SPACES 32416 to 29 years 79 10.0 Household spaces with residents 306 94.430 to 44 years 157 19.8 Household spaces with no usual residents 18 5.645 to 59 years 198 25.060 to 74 years 157 19.8 HOUSEHOLDS 30675 to 89 years 46 5.8 Average household size 2.690 and over 5 0.6 Average number of rooms per household n/a

Without central heating 9 2.9SEX Households with an occupancy rating of -1 or less 2 0.7Male residents 391 49.4Female residents 401 50.6 HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

One person (aged under 65) 18 5.9ETHNICITY One person (aged 65 and over) 25 8.2White ethnic group 779 98.4 Households with all residents aged 65 and over 62 20.3Other ethnic group 13 1.6 Couple with dependant child(ren) 83 27.1

Households all full-time students 0 0.0PLACE OF BIRTHBorn in UK 761 96.1 LONE PARENTS (aged 16 to 74 with dependent children)Born elsewhere - in EU Accession countries 7 0.9 Lone parent household 6 2.0Born elsewhere - in EU (inc. Republic of Ireland) 9 1.1 Male lone parent households 2 0.7Born elsewhere - outside EU 15 1.9 Female lone parent households 4 1.3

RELIGION HEALTH & UNPAID CAREChristian 573 72.4 People with limiting long-term illness 95 12.0Other religious group 7 0.9 People whose health was 'very good' 439 55.4No religion 163 20.6 People whose health was 'good' 254 32.1Religion not stated 49 6.2 People whose health was 'fair' 75 9.5

People whose health was 'bad' 18 2.3MALE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY People whose health was 'very bad' 6 0.8Males age 16 to 74 294 People who provide unpaid care 90 11.4Economically Active 210 71.4- Full time male employees 125 42.5 TENURE (Households)- Part time male employees 12 4.1 Owned outright 129 42.2- Self-employed males 62 21.1 Owned with a mortgage or loan 119 38.9- Unemployed males 4 1.4 Shared ownership (part owned and part rented) 0 0.0- Full time male students 7 2.4 Social rented - council (local authority) 10 3.3Economically Inactive 84 28.6 Social rented - other 0 0.0- Retired males 62 21.1 Private rented - private landlord or letting agency 30 9.8- Male students (including full-time students) 12 4.1 Private rented - other 7 2.3- Males looking after home/family 3 1.0 Living rent free 11 3.6- Permanently sick/disabled males 2 0.7- Other economically inactive males 5 1.7 CAR OWNERSHIP

Total cars or vans in the area 566FEMALE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Households without car or van 20 6.5Females age 16 to 74 297 Households with 1 car or van 83 27.1Economically Active 214 72.1 Households with 2 cars or vans 147 48.0- Full time female employees 80 26.9 Households with 3 cars or vans 42 13.7- Part time female employees 92 31.0 Households with 4+ cars or vans 14 4.6- Self-employed females 26 8.8- Unemployed females 9 3.0 HOUSING TYPE (Household Spaces)- Full time students 7 2.4 Detached 209 64.5Economically Inactive 83 28.0 Semi-detached 65 20.1- Retired females 53 17.9 Terraced (including end terrace) 40 12.4- Female students (including full-time students) 8 2.7 Flat - purpose built 1 0.3- Females looking after home/family 14 4.7 Flat - part of a converted or shared house 0 0.0- Permanently sick/disabled females 5 1.7 Flat - in commercial building 3 0.9- Other economically inactive females 3 1.0 Caravan or other mobile or temporary structure 6 1.9

Notes1. Source: Key Statistics and Quick Statistics, 2011 Census, © Crown Copyright 20132. Compilation & analysis: Corporate Information Systems, Central Services, North Yorkshire County Council; 20133. For more data on North Yorkshire & York visit the STREAM Local Information System at www.streamlis.org.uk4. Totals may not sum due to rounding. All percentages are calculated to one decimal place. Figures are as of Census Day, 27 March 2011.


Appleton Roebuck (inc. Acaster Selby)No. % No. %

OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS INDUSTRY OF EMPLOYMENTAll Persons (Aged 16 to 74 in Employment) 409 100.0 Males (16 to 74 in Employment) 204 100.0Managers, directors and senior officials 69 16.9 Agriculture, forestry and fishing 12 5.9Professional occupations 99 24.2 Mining and quarrying 1 0.5Associate professional & technical occupations 64 15.6 Manufacturing 24 11.8Administrative and secretarial occupations 46 11.2 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 3 1.5Skilled trades occupations 39 9.5 Water; sewerage, waste management & remediation 1 0.5Caring, leisure and other service occupations 21 5.1 Construction 24 11.8Sales and customer service occupations 31 7.6 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles 29 14.2Process; plant and machine operatives 15 3.7 Transport and storage 9 4.4Elementary occupations 25 6.1 Accommodation and food service activities 7 3.4

Information and communication 8 3.9SOCIO-ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION Financial and insurance activities 15 7.4All Persons (Aged 16 to 74) 591 100.0 Real estate activities 1 0.5Large employers & higher managerial occupations 25 4.2 Professional, scientific and technical activities 25 12.3Higher professional occupations 95 16.1 Administrative and support service activities 2 1.0Lower managerial and professional occupations 163 27.6 Public admin. & defence; compulsory social security 15 7.4Intermediate occupations 83 14.0 Education 10 4.9Small employers and own account workers 76 12.9 Human health and social work activities 10 4.9Lower supervisory and technical occupations 18 3.0 Other 8 3.9Semi-routine occupations 65 11.0Routine occupations 25 4.2 Females (16 to 74 in Employment) 205 100.0Never worked 4 0.7 Agriculture, forestry and fishing 5 2.4Long-term unemployed 4 0.7 Mining and quarrying 0 0.0Full-time students 33 5.6 Manufacturing 13 6.3Not classifiable 0 0.0 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 0 0.0

Water; sewerage, waste management & remediation 0 0.0STUDENTS Construction 11 5.4Full-time students & schoolchildren aged 16-17 18 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles 29 14.1Full-time students & schoolchildren aged 18+ 15 Transport and storage 1 0.5

Accommodation and food service activities 13 6.3QUALIFICATIONS Information and communication 0 0.0All Persons (Aged 16 to 74) 642 100.0 Financial and insurance activities 13 6.3No qualifications 98 15.3 Real estate activities 2 1.0Highest qualification attained level 1 77 12.0 Professional, scientific and technical activities 22 10.7Highest qualification attained level 2 85 13.2 Administrative and support service activities 9 4.4Highest level of qualification: Apprenticeship 16 2.5 Public admin. & defence; compulsory social security 12 5.9Highest qualification attained level 3 64 10.0 Education 39 19.0Highest qualification attained level 4/5 278 43.3 Human health and social work activities 27 13.2Other qualifications/level unknown 24 3.7 Other 9 4.4

MALE HOURS WORKED WEEKLY TRAVEL TO WORKMales (16 to 74 in Employment) 204 100.0 Total Persons (16 to 74) 591 100.0Part-time 15 or less 13 6.4 Work mainly at or from home 55 9.3Part-time 16-30 19 9.3 Underground; metro; light rail; tram 0 0.0Full-time 31-48 100 49.0 Train 1 0.2Full-time 49 or more 72 35.3 Bus; mini bus or coach 13 2.2

Motorcycle; scooter; moped 2 0.3FEMALE HOURS WORKED WEEKLY Driving a car or van 296 50.1Females (16 to 74 in Employment) 205 100.0 Passenger in a car or van 23 3.9Part-time 15 or less 36 17.6 Taxi 0 0.0Part-time 16-30 74 36.1 Bicycle 10 1.7Full-time 31-48 66 32.2 On foot 9 1.5Full-time 49 or more 29 14.1 Other 0 0.0

Not in employment 182 30.8



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Persons RESIDENT 370 MARITAL & CIVIL PARTNERSHIP (C.P.) STATUS (aged 16 & over)In households 370 100.0 Single (never married or in reg. same-sex c.p.) 54 18.4In communal establishments 0 0.0 Married 192 65.3Area (hectares) 471 In a registered same-sex civil partnership 0 0.0Number of people per hectare 0.79 Separated (still legally married / in a same-sex c.p.) 6 2.0










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Barlby with OsgodbyNo. % No. %

Persons RESIDENT 4,974 MARITAL & CIVIL PARTNERSHIP (C.P.) STATUS (aged 16 & over)In households 4,943 99.4 Single (never married or in reg. same-sex c.p.) 1,136 28.1In communal establishments 31 0.6 Married 2,133 52.7Area (hectares) 1,160 In a registered same-sex civil partnership 7 0.2Number of people per hectare 4.29 Separated (still legally married / in a same-sex c.p.) 113 2.8

Divorced / formerly in same-sex c.p. now dissolved 396 9.8AGE GROUPS Widowed or surviving partner from a same-sex c.p. 262 6.50 to 4 years 328 6.65 to 15 years 599 12.0 HOUSEHOLD SPACES 2,12216 to 29 years 885 17.8 Household spaces with residents 2,051 96.730 to 44 years 1,042 21.0 Household spaces with no usual residents 71 3.445 to 59 years 1,040 20.960 to 74 years 742 14.9 HOUSEHOLDS 2,05175 to 89 years 304 6.1 Average household size 2.490 and over 34 0.7 Average number of rooms per household n/a

Without central heating 32 1.6SEX Households with an occupancy rating of -1 or less 63 3.1Male residents 2,449 49.2Female residents 2,525 50.8 HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

One person (aged under 65) 268 13.1ETHNICITY One person (aged 65 and over) 204 10.0White ethnic group 4,898 98.5 Households with all residents aged 65 and over 380 18.5Other ethnic group 76 1.5 Couple with dependant child(ren) 475 23.2

Households all full-time students 0 0.0PLACE OF BIRTHBorn in UK 4,783 96.2 LONE PARENTS (aged 16 to 74 with dependent children)Born elsewhere - in EU Accession countries 70 1.4 Lone parent household 105 5.1Born elsewhere - in EU (inc. Republic of Ireland) 53 1.1 Male lone parent households 4 0.2Born elsewhere - outside EU 68 1.4 Female lone parent households 101 4.9

RELIGION HEALTH & UNPAID CAREChristian 3,428 68.9 People with limiting long-term illness 810 16.3Other religious group 49 1.0 People whose health was 'very good' 2,390 48.1No religion 1,153 23.2 People whose health was 'good' 1,719 34.6Religion not stated 344 6.9 People whose health was 'fair' 657 13.2

People whose health was 'bad' 163 3.3MALE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY People whose health was 'very bad' 45 0.9Males age 16 to 74 1,830 People who provide unpaid care 461 9.3Economically Active 1,491 81.5- Full time male employees 1,017 55.6 TENURE (Households)- Part time male employees 110 6.0 Owned outright 687 33.5- Self-employed males 227 12.4 Owned with a mortgage or loan 903 44.0- Unemployed males 89 4.9 Shared ownership (part owned and part rented) 13 0.6- Full time male students 48 2.6 Social rented - council (local authority) 90 4.4Economically Inactive 339 18.5 Social rented - other 101 4.9- Retired males 215 11.8 Private rented - private landlord or letting agency 214 10.4- Male students (including full-time students) 50 2.7 Private rented - other 24 1.2- Males looking after home/family 13 0.7 Living rent free 19 0.9- Permanently sick/disabled males 42 2.3- Other economically inactive males 19 1.0 CAR OWNERSHIP

Total cars or vans in the area 2,787FEMALE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Households without car or van 329 16.0Females age 16 to 74 1,879 Households with 1 car or van 919 44.8Economically Active 1,343 71.5 Households with 2 cars or vans 608 29.6- Full time female employees 604 32.1 Households with 3 cars or vans 150 7.3- Part time female employees 528 28.1 Households with 4+ cars or vans 45 2.2- Self-employed females 98 5.2- Unemployed females 59 3.1 HOUSING TYPE (Household Spaces)- Full time students 54 2.9 Detached 682 32.1Economically Inactive 536 28.5 Semi-detached 784 37.0- Retired females 314 16.7 Terraced (including end terrace) 542 25.5- Female students (including full-time students) 45 2.4 Flat - purpose built 90 4.2- Females looking after home/family 120 6.4 Flat - part of a converted or shared house 17 0.8- Permanently sick/disabled females 39 2.1 Flat - in commercial building 6 0.3- Other economically inactive females 18 1.0 Caravan or other mobile or temporary structure 1 0.1



Barlby with OsgodbyNo. % No. %

OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS INDUSTRY OF EMPLOYMENTAll Persons (Aged 16 to 74 in Employment) 2,667 100.0 Males (16 to 74 in Employment) 1,389 100.0Managers, directors and senior officials 252 9.4 Agriculture, forestry and fishing 25 1.8Professional occupations 288 10.8 Mining and quarrying 19 1.4Associate professional & technical occupations 287 10.8 Manufacturing 219 15.8Administrative and secretarial occupations 275 10.3 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 37 2.7Skilled trades occupations 401 15.0 Water; sewerage, waste management & remediation 21 1.5Caring, leisure and other service occupations 274 10.3 Construction 270 19.4Sales and customer service occupations 276 10.3 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles 196 14.1Process; plant and machine operatives 288 10.8 Transport and storage 122 8.8Elementary occupations 326 12.2 Accommodation and food service activities 56 4.0

Information and communication 45 3.2SOCIO-ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION Financial and insurance activities 24 1.7All Persons (Aged 16 to 74) 3,709 100.0 Real estate activities 10 0.7Large employers & higher managerial occupations 79 2.1 Professional, scientific and technical activities 51 3.7Higher professional occupations 190 5.1 Administrative and support service activities 74 5.3Lower managerial and professional occupations 704 19.0 Public admin. & defence; compulsory social security 86 6.2Intermediate occupations 480 12.9 Education 65 4.7Small employers and own account workers 332 9.0 Human health and social work activities 42 3.0Lower supervisory and technical occupations 414 11.2 Other 27 1.9Semi-routine occupations 651 17.6Routine occupations 558 15.0 Females (16 to 74 in Employment) 1,278 100.0Never worked 53 1.4 Agriculture, forestry and fishing 13 1.0Long-term unemployed 53 1.4 Mining and quarrying 1 0.1Full-time students 195 5.3 Manufacturing 63 4.9Not classifiable 0 0.0 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 3 0.2


Accommodation and food service activities 93 7.3QUALIFICATIONS Information and communication 16 1.3All Persons (Aged 16 to 74) 4,047 100.0 Financial and insurance activities 58 4.5No qualifications 877 21.7 Real estate activities 10 0.8Highest qualification attained level 1 670 16.6 Professional, scientific and technical activities 71 5.6Highest qualification attained level 2 714 17.6 Administrative and support service activities 52 4.1Highest level of qualification: Apprenticeship 231 5.7 Public admin. & defence; compulsory social security 89 7.0Highest qualification attained level 3 590 14.6 Education 178 13.9Highest qualification attained level 4/5 794 19.6 Human health and social work activities 246 19.2Other qualifications/level unknown 171 4.2 Other 54 4.2

MALE HOURS WORKED WEEKLY TRAVEL TO WORKMales (16 to 74 in Employment) 1,389 100.0 Total Persons (16 to 74) 3,709 100.0Part-time 15 or less 78 5.6 Work mainly at or from home 110 3.0Part-time 16-30 98 7.1 Underground; metro; light rail; tram 1 0.0Full-time 31-48 938 67.5 Train 44 1.2Full-time 49 or more 275 19.8 Bus; mini bus or coach 157 4.2

Motorcycle; scooter; moped 25 0.7FEMALE HOURS WORKED WEEKLY Driving a car or van 1,875 50.6Females (16 to 74 in Employment) 1,278 100.0 Passenger in a car or van 144 3.9Part-time 15 or less 165 12.9 Taxi 6 0.2Part-time 16-30 451 35.3 Bicycle 91 2.5Full-time 31-48 605 47.3 On foot 200 5.4Full-time 49 or more 57 4.5 Other 14 0.4

Not in employment 1,042 28.1



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Persons RESIDENT 5,299 MARITAL & CIVIL PARTNERSHIP (C.P.) STATUS (aged 16 & over)In households 5,298 100.0 Single (never married or in reg. same-sex c.p.) 1,015 23.0In communal establishments 1 0.0 Married 2,729 61.8Area (hectares) 692 In a registered same-sex civil partnership 0 0.0Number of people per hectare 7.65 Separated (still legally married / in a same-sex c.p.) 77 1.7

Divorced / formerly in same-sex c.p. now dissolved 299 6.8AGE GROUPS Widowed or surviving partner from a same-sex c.p. 297 6.70 to 4 years 271 5.15 to 15 years 611 11.5 HOUSEHOLD SPACES 2,26116 to 29 years 775 14.6 Household spaces with residents 2,196 97.130 to 44 years 959 18.1 Household spaces with no usual residents 65 2.945 to 59 years 1,227 23.260 to 74 years 988 18.7 HOUSEHOLDS 2,19675 to 89 years 427 8.1 Average household size 2.490 and over 41 0.8 Average number of rooms per household n/a




RELIGION HEALTH & UNPAID CAREChristian 3,958 74.7 People with limiting long-term illness 908 17.1Other religious group 29 0.6 People whose health was 'very good' 2,435 46.0No religion 933 17.6 People whose health was 'good' 1,974 37.3Religion not stated 379 7.2 People whose health was 'fair' 656 12.4


Total cars or vans in the area 3,199FEMALE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Households without car or van 291 13.3Females age 16 to 74 2,019 Households with 1 car or van 910 41.4Economically Active 1,360 67.4 Households with 2 cars or vans 775 35.3- Full time female employees 560 27.7 Households with 3 cars or vans 165 7.5- Part time female employees 595 29.5 Households with 4+ cars or vans 55 2.5- Self-employed females 98 4.9- Unemployed females 48 2.4 HOUSING TYPE (Household Spaces)- Full time students 59 2.9 Detached 1,180 52.2Economically Inactive 659 32.6 Semi-detached 876 38.7- Retired females 425 21.1 Terraced (including end terrace) 69 3.1- Female students (including full-time students) 58 2.9 Flat - purpose built 122 5.4- Females looking after home/family 99 4.9 Flat - part of a converted or shared house 5 0.2- Permanently sick/disabled females 49 2.4 Flat - in commercial building 3 0.1- Other economically inactive females 28 1.4 Caravan or other mobile or temporary structure 6 0.3



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Accommodation and food service activities 66 5.1QUALIFICATIONS Information and communication 14 1.1All Persons (Aged 16 to 74) 4,417 100.0 Financial and insurance activities 62 4.8No qualifications 875 19.8 Real estate activities 26 2.0Highest qualification attained level 1 541 12.2 Professional, scientific and technical activities 73 5.6Highest qualification attained level 2 791 17.9 Administrative and support service activities 49 3.8Highest level of qualification: Apprenticeship 258 5.8 Public admin. & defence; compulsory social security 85 6.5Highest qualification attained level 3 607 13.7 Education 229 17.6Highest qualification attained level 4/5 1,171 26.5 Human health and social work activities 264 20.3Other qualifications/level unknown 174 3.9 Other 63 4.8

MALE HOURS WORKED WEEKLY TRAVEL TO WORKMales (16 to 74 in Employment) 1,406 100.0 Total Persons (16 to 74) 3,949 100.0Part-time 15 or less 78 5.5 Work mainly at or from home 110 2.8Part-time 16-30 100 7.1 Underground; metro; light rail; tram 2 0.1Full-time 31-48 963 68.5 Train 91 2.3Full-time 49 or more 265 18.8 Bus; mini bus or coach 78 2.0





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Persons RESIDENT 1,434 MARITAL & CIVIL PARTNERSHIP (C.P.) STATUS (aged 16 & over)In households 1,434 100.0 Single (never married or in reg. same-sex c.p.) 367 30.2In communal establishments 0 0.0 Married 624 51.3Area (hectares) 577 In a registered same-sex civil partnership 6 0.5Number of people per hectare 2.49 Separated (still legally married / in a same-sex c.p.) 25 2.1





RELIGION HEALTH & UNPAID CAREChristian 1,053 73.4 People with limiting long-term illness 330 23.0Other religious group 6 0.4 People whose health was 'very good' 588 41.0No religion 281 19.6 People whose health was 'good' 484 33.8Religion not stated 94 6.6 People whose health was 'fair' 238 16.6





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Information and communication 10 2.8SOCIO-ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION Financial and insurance activities 9 2.6All Persons (Aged 16 to 74) 1,103 100.0 Real estate activities 3 0.9Large employers & higher managerial occupations 18 1.6 Professional, scientific and technical activities 6 1.7Higher professional occupations 51 4.6 Administrative and support service activities 26 7.4Lower managerial and professional occupations 204 18.5 Public admin. & defence; compulsory social security 11 3.1Intermediate occupations 144 13.1 Education 10 2.8Small employers and own account workers 104 9.4 Human health and social work activities 13 3.7Lower supervisory and technical occupations 134 12.1 Other 4 1.1Semi-routine occupations 197 17.9Routine occupations 167 15.1 Females (16 to 74 in Employment) 335 100.0Never worked 21 1.9 Agriculture, forestry and fishing 3 0.9Long-term unemployed 16 1.5 Mining and quarrying 0 0.0Full-time students 47 4.3 Manufacturing 43 12.8Not classifiable 0 0.0 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 4 1.2



MALE HOURS WORKED WEEKLY TRAVEL TO WORKMales (16 to 74 in Employment) 351 100.0 Total Persons (16 to 74) 1,103 100.0Part-time 15 or less 11 3.1 Work mainly at or from home 19 1.7Part-time 16-30 17 4.8 Underground; metro; light rail; tram 0 0.0Full-time 31-48 240 68.4 Train 12 1.1Full-time 49 or more 83 23.6 Bus; mini bus or coach 29 2.6





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Persons RESIDENT 1,934 MARITAL & CIVIL PARTNERSHIP (C.P.) STATUS (aged 16 & over)In households 1,932 99.9 Single (never married or in reg. same-sex c.p.) 390 24.9In communal establishments 2 0.1 Married 893 56.9Area (hectares) 1,347 In a registered same-sex civil partnership 1 0.1Number of people per hectare 1.44 Separated (still legally married / in a same-sex c.p.) 30 1.9


Without central heating 3 0.4SEX Households with an occupancy rating of -1 or less 19 2.4Male residents 915 47.3Female residents 1,019 52.7 HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION





Total cars or vans in the area 1,192FEMALE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Households without car or van 99 12.4Females age 16 to 74 743 Households with 1 car or van 320 40.1Economically Active 496 66.8 Households with 2 cars or vans 296 37.1- Full time female employees 247 33.2 Households with 3 cars or vans 62 7.8- Part time female employees 164 22.1 Households with 4+ cars or vans 21 2.6- Self-employed females 41 5.5- Unemployed females 22 3.0 HOUSING TYPE (Household Spaces)- Full time students 22 3.0 Detached 421 50.9Economically Inactive 247 33.2 Semi-detached 314 38.0- Retired females 143 19.3 Terraced (including end terrace) 76 9.2- Female students (including full-time students) 24 3.2 Flat - purpose built 0 0.0- Females looking after home/family 50 6.7 Flat - part of a converted or shared house 3 0.4- Permanently sick/disabled females 21 2.8 Flat - in commercial building 7 0.9- Other economically inactive females 9 1.2 Caravan or other mobile or temporary structure 6 0.7



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OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS INDUSTRY OF EMPLOYMENTAll Persons (Aged 16 to 74 in Employment) 1,000 100.0 Males (16 to 74 in Employment) 527 100.0Managers, directors and senior officials 118 11.8 Agriculture, forestry and fishing 11 2.1Professional occupations 114 11.4 Mining and quarrying 10 1.9Associate professional & technical occupations 99 9.9 Manufacturing 107 20.3Administrative and secretarial occupations 125 12.5 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 24 4.6Skilled trades occupations 122 12.2 Water; sewerage, waste management & remediation 6 1.1Caring, leisure and other service occupations 108 10.8 Construction 59 11.2Sales and customer service occupations 81 8.1 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles 106 20.1Process; plant and machine operatives 121 12.1 Transport and storage 44 8.3Elementary occupations 112 11.2 Accommodation and food service activities 14 2.7









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Persons RESIDENT 1,078 MARITAL & CIVIL PARTNERSHIP (C.P.) STATUS (aged 16 & over)In households 909 84.3 Single (never married or in reg. same-sex c.p.) 189 23.4In communal establishments 169 15.7 Married 493 61.0Area (hectares) 1,758 In a registered same-sex civil partnership 3 0.4Number of people per hectare 0.61 Separated (still legally married / in a same-sex c.p.) 18 2.2










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Without central heating 13 1.7SEX Households with an occupancy rating of -1 or less 26 3.3Male residents 994 49.2Female residents 1,026 50.8 HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION



RELIGION HEALTH & UNPAID CAREChristian 1,424 70.5 People with limiting long-term illness 271 13.4Other religious group 7 0.4 People whose health was 'very good' 1,010 50.0No religion 456 22.6 People whose health was 'good' 687 34.0Religion not stated 133 6.6 People whose health was 'fair' 234 11.6





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Persons RESIDENT 2,332 MARITAL & CIVIL PARTNERSHIP (C.P.) STATUS (aged 16 & over)In households 2,314 99.2 Single (never married or in reg. same-sex c.p.) 401 21.1In communal establishments 18 0.8 Married 1,159 61.1Area (hectares) 1,052 In a registered same-sex civil partnership 3 0.2Number of people per hectare 2.22 Separated (still legally married / in a same-sex c.p.) 35 1.8










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Divorced / formerly in same-sex c.p. now dissolved 1,392 11.6AGE GROUPS Widowed or surviving partner from a same-sex c.p. 942 7.80 to 4 years 990 6.75 to 15 years 1,720 11.7 HOUSEHOLD SPACES 6,74716 to 29 years 3,065 20.8 Household spaces with residents 6,373 94.530 to 44 years 2,936 19.9 Household spaces with no usual residents 374 5.545 to 59 years 2,782 18.960 to 74 years 1,956 13.3 HOUSEHOLDS 6,37375 to 89 years 1,111 7.5 Average household size 2.390 and over 171 1.2 Average number of rooms per household n/a


One person (aged under 65) 1,151 18.1ETHNICITY One person (aged 65 and over) 840 13.2White ethnic group 14,435 98.0 Households with all residents aged 65 and over 1,308 20.5Other ethnic group 296 2.0 Couple with dependant child(ren) 1,198 18.8


RELIGION HEALTH & UNPAID CAREChristian 9,878 67.1 People with limiting long-term illness 2,797 19.0Other religious group 154 1.1 People whose health was 'very good' 6,434 43.7No religion 3,723 25.3 People whose health was 'good' 5,232 35.5Religion not stated 976 6.6 People whose health was 'fair' 2,180 14.8

People whose health was 'bad' 689 4.7MALE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY People whose health was 'very bad' 196 1.3Males age 16 to 74 5,300 People who provide unpaid care 1,381 9.4Economically Active 4,186 79.0- Full time male employees 2,950 55.7 TENURE (Households)- Part time male employees 274 5.2 Owned outright 1,646 25.8- Self-employed males 485 9.2 Owned with a mortgage or loan 1,967 30.9- Unemployed males 383 7.2 Shared ownership (part owned and part rented) 62 1.0- Full time male students 94 1.8 Social rented - council (local authority) 961 15.1Economically Inactive 1,114 21.0 Social rented - other 591 9.3- Retired males 590 11.1 Private rented - private landlord or letting agency 993 15.6- Male students (including full-time students) 152 2.9 Private rented - other 76 1.2- Males looking after home/family 57 1.1 Living rent free 77 1.2- Permanently sick/disabled males 241 4.6- Other economically inactive males 74 1.4 CAR OWNERSHIP

Total cars or vans in the area 6,501FEMALE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Households without car or van 1,942 30.5Females age 16 to 74 5,439 Households with 1 car or van 2,826 44.3Economically Active 3,667 67.4 Households with 2 cars or vans 1,285 20.2- Full time female employees 1,707 31.4 Households with 3 cars or vans 240 3.8- Part time female employees 1,324 24.3 Households with 4+ cars or vans 80 1.3- Self-employed females 198 3.6- Unemployed females 256 4.7 HOUSING TYPE (Household Spaces)- Full time students 182 3.4 Detached 889 13.2Economically Inactive 1,772 32.6 Semi-detached 2,670 39.6- Retired females 805 14.8 Terraced (including end terrace) 2,143 31.8- Female students (including full-time students) 162 3.0 Flat - purpose built 818 12.1- Females looking after home/family 462 8.5 Flat - part of a converted or shared house 116 1.7- Permanently sick/disabled females 222 4.1 Flat - in commercial building 95 1.4- Other economically inactive females 121 2.2 Caravan or other mobile or temporary structure 16 0.2



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OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS INDUSTRY OF EMPLOYMENTAll Persons (Aged 16 to 74 in Employment) 7,149 100.0 Males (16 to 74 in Employment) 3,772 100.0Managers, directors and senior officials 537 7.5 Agriculture, forestry and fishing 58 1.5Professional occupations 671 9.4 Mining and quarrying 30 0.8Associate professional & technical occupations 678 9.5 Manufacturing 756 20.0Administrative and secretarial occupations 656 9.2 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 123 3.3Skilled trades occupations 930 13.0 Water; sewerage, waste management & remediation 88 2.3Caring, leisure and other service occupations 753 10.5 Construction 538 14.3Sales and customer service occupations 713 10.0 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles 577 15.3Process; plant and machine operatives 1,030 14.4 Transport and storage 391 10.4Elementary occupations 1,181 16.5 Accommodation and food service activities 136 3.6

Information and communication 75 2.0SOCIO-ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION Financial and insurance activities 83 2.2All Persons (Aged 16 to 74) 10,739 100.0 Real estate activities 22 0.6Large employers & higher managerial occupations 170 1.6 Professional, scientific and technical activities 160 4.2Higher professional occupations 468 4.4 Administrative and support service activities 220 5.8Lower managerial and professional occupations 1,702 15.8 Public admin. & defence; compulsory social security 168 4.5Intermediate occupations 1,127 10.5 Education 108 2.9Small employers and own account workers 786 7.3 Human health and social work activities 135 3.6Lower supervisory and technical occupations 1,096 10.2 Other 104 2.8Semi-routine occupations 2,318 21.6Routine occupations 1,888 17.6 Females (16 to 74 in Employment) 3,377 100.0Never worked 340 3.2 Agriculture, forestry and fishing 25 0.7Long-term unemployed 268 2.5 Mining and quarrying 4 0.1Full-time students 576 5.4 Manufacturing 232 6.9Not classifiable 0 0.0 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 17 0.5


Accommodation and food service activities 286 8.5QUALIFICATIONS Information and communication 33 1.0All Persons (Aged 16 to 74) 12,021 100.0 Financial and insurance activities 101 3.0No qualifications 3,350 27.9 Real estate activities 32 0.9Highest qualification attained level 1 1,874 15.6 Professional, scientific and technical activities 134 4.0Highest qualification attained level 2 1,993 16.6 Administrative and support service activities 182 5.4Highest level of qualification: Apprenticeship 606 5.0 Public admin. & defence; compulsory social security 164 4.9Highest qualification attained level 3 1,418 11.8 Education 410 12.1Highest qualification attained level 4/5 2,009 16.7 Human health and social work activities 678 20.1Other qualifications/level unknown 771 6.4 Other 195 5.8

MALE HOURS WORKED WEEKLY TRAVEL TO WORKMales (16 to 74 in Employment) 3,772 100.0 Total Persons (16 to 74) 10,739 100.0Part-time 15 or less 152 4.0 Work mainly at or from home 221 2.1Part-time 16-30 270 7.2 Underground; metro; light rail; tram 2 0.0Full-time 31-48 2,696 71.5 Train 209 1.9Full-time 49 or more 654 17.3 Bus; mini bus or coach 298 2.8

Motorcycle; scooter; moped 60 0.6FEMALE HOURS WORKED WEEKLY Driving a car or van 4,215 39.2Females (16 to 74 in Employment) 3,377 100.0 Passenger in a car or van 546 5.1Part-time 15 or less 437 12.9 Taxi 19 0.2Part-time 16-30 1,100 32.6 Bicycle 375 3.5Full-time 31-48 1,665 49.3 On foot 1,168 10.9Full-time 49 or more 175 5.2 Other 36 0.3




Sherburn in ElmetNo. % No. %


Divorced / formerly in same-sex c.p. now dissolved 497 9.1AGE GROUPS Widowed or surviving partner from a same-sex c.p. 356 6.50 to 4 years 396 6.05 to 15 years 809 12.2 HOUSEHOLD SPACES 2,84716 to 29 years 1,167 17.5 Household spaces with residents 2,731 95.930 to 44 years 1,338 20.1 Household spaces with no usual residents 116 4.145 to 59 years 1,491 22.460 to 74 years 990 14.9 HOUSEHOLDS 2,73175 to 89 years 425 6.4 Average household size 2.490 and over 41 0.6 Average number of rooms per household n/a




RELIGION HEALTH & UNPAID CAREChristian 4,789 71.9 People with limiting long-term illness 1,080 16.2Other religious group 55 0.8 People whose health was 'very good' 3,191 47.9No religion 1,436 21.6 People whose health was 'good' 2,286 34.3Religion not stated 377 5.7 People whose health was 'fair' 859 12.9

People whose health was 'bad' 258 3.9MALE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY People whose health was 'very bad' 63 1.0Males age 16 to 74 2,503 People who provide unpaid care 680 10.2Economically Active 2,004 80.1- Full time male employees 1,425 56.9 TENURE (Households)- Part time male employees 124 5.0 Owned outright 878 32.2- Self-employed males 288 11.5 Owned with a mortgage or loan 1,163 42.6- Unemployed males 107 4.3 Shared ownership (part owned and part rented) 15 0.6- Full time male students 60 2.4 Social rented - council (local authority) 322 11.8Economically Inactive 499 19.9 Social rented - other 96 3.5- Retired males 306 12.2 Private rented - private landlord or letting agency 190 7.0- Male students (including full-time students) 87 3.5 Private rented - other 31 1.1- Males looking after home/family 16 0.6 Living rent free 36 1.3- Permanently sick/disabled males 66 2.6- Other economically inactive males 24 1.0 CAR OWNERSHIP

Total cars or vans in the area 3,804FEMALE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Households without car or van 435 15.9Females age 16 to 74 2,483 Households with 1 car or van 1,140 41.7Economically Active 1,756 70.7 Households with 2 cars or vans 893 32.7- Full time female employees 851 34.3 Households with 3 cars or vans 196 7.2- Part time female employees 628 25.3 Households with 4+ cars or vans 67 2.5- Self-employed females 143 5.8- Unemployed females 58 2.3 HOUSING TYPE (Household Spaces)- Full time students 76 3.1 Detached 989 34.7Economically Inactive 727 29.3 Semi-detached 1,143 40.2- Retired females 392 15.8 Terraced (including end terrace) 404 14.2- Female students (including full-time students) 85 3.4 Flat - purpose built 268 9.4- Females looking after home/family 144 5.8 Flat - part of a converted or shared house 14 0.5- Permanently sick/disabled females 68 2.7 Flat - in commercial building 25 0.9- Other economically inactive females 38 1.5 Caravan or other mobile or temporary structure 4 0.1



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Information and communication 71 3.8SOCIO-ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION Financial and insurance activities 69 3.7All Persons (Aged 16 to 74) 4,986 100.0 Real estate activities 19 1.0Large employers & higher managerial occupations 142 2.8 Professional, scientific and technical activities 102 5.4Higher professional occupations 382 7.7 Administrative and support service activities 77 4.1Lower managerial and professional occupations 1,014 20.3 Public admin. & defence; compulsory social security 84 4.4Intermediate occupations 713 14.3 Education 67 3.5Small employers and own account workers 421 8.4 Human health and social work activities 55 2.9Lower supervisory and technical occupations 449 9.0 Other 63 3.3Semi-routine occupations 738 14.8Routine occupations 674 13.5 Females (16 to 74 in Employment) 1,691 100.0Never worked 95 1.9 Agriculture, forestry and fishing 8 0.5Long-term unemployed 59 1.2 Mining and quarrying 1 0.1Full-time students 299 6.0 Manufacturing 100 5.9Not classifiable 0 0.0 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 11 0.7


Accommodation and food service activities 112 6.6QUALIFICATIONS Information and communication 22 1.3All Persons (Aged 16 to 74) 5,452 100.0 Financial and insurance activities 94 5.6No qualifications 1,175 21.6 Real estate activities 25 1.5Highest qualification attained level 1 814 14.9 Professional, scientific and technical activities 97 5.7Highest qualification attained level 2 960 17.6 Administrative and support service activities 70 4.1Highest level of qualification: Apprenticeship 252 4.6 Public admin. & defence; compulsory social security 66 3.9Highest qualification attained level 3 734 13.5 Education 222 13.1Highest qualification attained level 4/5 1,302 23.9 Human health and social work activities 363 21.5Other qualifications/level unknown 215 3.9 Other 127 7.5






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South Milford (inc. Huddleston with Newthorpe)No. % No. %

Persons RESIDENT 2,368 MARITAL & CIVIL PARTNERSHIP (C.P.) STATUS (aged 16 & over)In households 2,363 99.8 Single (never married or in reg. same-sex c.p.) 497 25.6In communal establishments 5 0.2 Married 1,097 56.5Area (hectares) 1,889 In a registered same-sex civil partnership 0 0.0Number of people per hectare 1.25 Separated (still legally married / in a same-sex c.p.) 44 2.3

Divorced / formerly in same-sex c.p. now dissolved 171 8.8AGE GROUPS Widowed or surviving partner from a same-sex c.p. 132 6.80 to 4 years 167 7.15 to 15 years 260 11.0 HOUSEHOLD SPACES 1,05016 to 29 years 338 14.3 Household spaces with residents 1,003 95.530 to 44 years 564 23.8 Household spaces with no usual residents 47 4.545 to 59 years 513 21.760 to 74 years 369 15.6 HOUSEHOLDS 1,00375 to 89 years 144 6.1 Average household size 2.490 and over 13 0.6 Average number of rooms per household n/a









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Divorced / formerly in same-sex c.p. now dissolved 503 10.0AGE GROUPS Widowed or surviving partner from a same-sex c.p. 405 8.00 to 4 years 289 4.85 to 15 years 676 11.3 HOUSEHOLD SPACES 2,74716 to 29 years 891 14.8 Household spaces with residents 2,640 96.130 to 44 years 1,101 18.3 Household spaces with no usual residents 107 3.945 to 59 years 1,401 23.360 to 74 years 1,065 17.7 HOUSEHOLDS 2,64075 to 89 years 520 8.7 Average household size 2.390 and over 60 1.0 Average number of rooms per household n/a




RELIGION HEALTH & UNPAID CAREChristian 4,426 73.7 People with limiting long-term illness 1,017 16.9Other religious group 34 0.6 People whose health was 'very good' 2,858 47.6No religion 1,106 18.4 People whose health was 'good' 2,072 34.5Religion not stated 437 7.3 People whose health was 'fair' 816 13.6


Total cars or vans in the area 3,406FEMALE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Households without car or van 474 18.0Females age 16 to 74 2,239 Households with 1 car or van 1,189 45.0Economically Active 1,571 70.2 Households with 2 cars or vans 761 28.8- Full time female employees 742 33.1 Households with 3 cars or vans 177 6.7- Part time female employees 579 25.9 Households with 4+ cars or vans 39 1.5- Self-employed females 137 6.1- Unemployed females 60 2.7 HOUSING TYPE (Household Spaces)- Full time students 53 2.4 Detached 675 24.6Economically Inactive 668 29.8 Semi-detached 1,121 40.8- Retired females 431 19.3 Terraced (including end terrace) 621 22.6- Female students (including full-time students) 70 3.1 Flat - purpose built 251 9.1- Females looking after home/family 102 4.6 Flat - part of a converted or shared house 37 1.4- Permanently sick/disabled females 47 2.1 Flat - in commercial building 40 1.5- Other economically inactive females 18 0.8 Caravan or other mobile or temporary structure 2 0.1



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Accommodation and food service activities 104 6.9QUALIFICATIONS Information and communication 28 1.9All Persons (Aged 16 to 74) 5,038 100.0 Financial and insurance activities 53 3.5No qualifications 1,194 23.7 Real estate activities 19 1.3Highest qualification attained level 1 718 14.3 Professional, scientific and technical activities 82 5.4Highest qualification attained level 2 872 17.3 Administrative and support service activities 67 4.5Highest level of qualification: Apprenticeship 229 4.5 Public admin. & defence; compulsory social security 81 5.4Highest qualification attained level 3 600 11.9 Education 217 14.4Highest qualification attained level 4/5 1,233 24.5 Human health and social work activities 242 16.1Other qualifications/level unknown 192 3.8 Other 190 12.6






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Persons RESIDENT 2,725 MARITAL & CIVIL PARTNERSHIP (C.P.) STATUS (aged 16 & over)In households 2,725 100.0 Single (never married or in reg. same-sex c.p.) 508 22.5In communal establishments 0 0.0 Married 1,378 61.1Area (hectares) 187 In a registered same-sex civil partnership 0 0.0Number of people per hectare 14.54 Separated (still legally married / in a same-sex c.p.) 49 2.2

Divorced / formerly in same-sex c.p. now dissolved 172 7.6AGE GROUPS Widowed or surviving partner from a same-sex c.p. 149 6.60 to 4 years 150 5.55 to 15 years 319 11.7 HOUSEHOLD SPACES 1,19516 to 29 years 371 13.6 Household spaces with residents 1,144 95.730 to 44 years 503 18.5 Household spaces with no usual residents 51 4.345 to 59 years 605 22.260 to 74 years 560 20.6 HOUSEHOLDS 1,14475 to 89 years 204 7.5 Average household size 2.490 and over 13 0.5 Average number of rooms per household n/a





People whose health was 'bad' 106 3.9MALE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY People whose health was 'very bad' 20 0.7Males age 16 to 74 1,013 People who provide unpaid care 285 10.5Economically Active 752 74.2- Full time male employees 529 52.2 TENURE (Households)- Part time male employees 48 4.7 Owned outright 456 39.9- Self-employed males 118 11.7 Owned with a mortgage or loan 534 46.7- Unemployed males 36 3.6 Shared ownership (part owned and part rented) 22 1.9- Full time male students 21 2.1 Social rented - council (local authority) 10 0.9Economically Inactive 261 25.8 Social rented - other 38 3.3- Retired males 183 18.1 Private rented - private landlord or letting agency 63 5.5- Male students (including full-time students) 37 3.7 Private rented - other 8 0.7- Males looking after home/family 3 0.3 Living rent free 13 1.1- Permanently sick/disabled males 27 2.7- Other economically inactive males 11 1.1 CAR OWNERSHIP

Total cars or vans in the area 1,750FEMALE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Households without car or van 101 8.8Females age 16 to 74 1,026 Households with 1 car or van 507 44.3Economically Active 679 66.2 Households with 2 cars or vans 414 36.2- Full time female employees 283 27.6 Households with 3 cars or vans 87 7.6- Part time female employees 279 27.2 Households with 4+ cars or vans 35 3.1- Self-employed females 47 4.6- Unemployed females 31 3.0 HOUSING TYPE (Household Spaces)- Full time students 39 3.8 Detached 602 50.4Economically Inactive 347 33.8 Semi-detached 481 40.3- Retired females 212 20.7 Terraced (including end terrace) 75 6.3- Female students (including full-time students) 24 2.3 Flat - purpose built 29 2.4- Females looking after home/family 73 7.1 Flat - part of a converted or shared house 2 0.2- Permanently sick/disabled females 23 2.2 Flat - in commercial building 5 0.4- Other economically inactive females 15 1.5 Caravan or other mobile or temporary structure 1 0.1



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Motorcycle; scooter; moped 10 0.5FEMALE HOURS WORKED WEEKLY Driving a car or van 1,020 50.0Females (16 to 74 in Employment) 640 100.0 Passenger in a car or van 74 3.6Part-time 15 or less 94 14.7 Taxi 3 0.1Part-time 16-30 240 37.5 Bicycle 20 1.0Full-time 31-48 273 42.7 On foot 56 2.7Full-time 49 or more 33 5.2 Other 8 0.4




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Selby Parish 2011 Census Profiles - Data North Yorkshire · 3. For more data on North Yorkshire & York visit the STREAM Local Information System at 4. Totals may not sum due to rounding