Ward Profile 2016:
Chadderton South
Produced by Oldham Council’s Business Intelligence Service
Population
11,225
Chadderton South population (4.1% since 2001)
(Oldham population + 5.3% since 2001)
49.3%
50.7%
Male population 5,539
Female population 5,686
(Oldham male population 49%)
Chadderton South has a slightly older age profile than
that of Oldham and has a largely white population
(91.1%). Since 2001 this ward has become more diverse,
and has seen some growth in the percentage of
non-white residents (8.9% from 3.8%).
*Population figures reflect 2014 ONS mid-year estimates: Business Intelligence
Service analysis indicates these are likely to be underestimates, and new
projection systems are being developed to allow more accurate estimation.
(Oldham female population 51%)
Ethnic Composition - Source: ONS Census 2011
% White
2011 (2001)
% Pakistani
2011 (2001)
% Bangladeshi
2011 (2001)
% Other
non-white
2011 (2001)
Chadderton
South
91.1 (96.1)
2.2 (1.1)
1.7 ( 0.4)
5.0 (2.3)
Oldham
79.5 (87.1)
9.1 (5.9)
6.6 (4.1)
4.9 (2.9)
England
85.4 (90.9)
2.1 (1.4)
0.8 (0.6)
11.7 (7.1)
Economy and Income
£23,300
62.4%
12.6%
Employment Rate
Out-of-work benefit claimants
(Oldham average = 58.2%)
(Oldham average = 13.1%)
Median Household Income
(Oldham average = £23,920)
Economic Status (aged 16-74) - Source ONS Census 2011
The median household income in Chadderton South
(£23,300) is below the Oldham average, however, the
percentage of out-of-work claimants is also lower than the
average. The employment rate (62.4%), which has
increased since 2001, is higher than the Oldham average.
Only 5.9% are self-employed however, lower than the 7.8%
Oldham average.
Chadderton
Chadderton Oldham England
South
South %
%
%
(number)
Chadderton
Chadderton Oldham England
South
South %
%
%
(number)
Unemployment
177
2.5
1.7
3.4
Employment Support Allowance (ESA)
590
8.3
8.4
5.9
Lone Parents (claiming Income Support)
112
1.6
1.7
1.3
15
0.2
0.4
0.4
894
12.6
13.1
10.9
Total out of work benefit claimants
62.4
58.2
62.1
Part-time
1,124
14.1
13.9
13.7
Full-time
3,373
42.4
36.6
38.6
466
5.9
7.8
9.8
Self employed
Out of work benefit claimants (aged 16-64) - Source: DWP 2015
Other
4,963
Employed
Housing
4971
9.8%
Number of Households
£95,128
Households in Fuel Poverty
Average Sold House Price
(Oldham average = 10.7%)
Since 2001, Chadderton South’s housing stock has seen
a decrease in the proportion of owner occupied properties
and an increase in private rented properties. This closely
matches the pattern taking place across Oldham. The
average sold house price in Chadderton South is
significantly below the Oldham average. The percentage
of households in Fuel Poverty (9.8%) is below the Oldham
average. Just over half can afford to keep their house in a
decent state of repair, in line with the Oldham average.
Housing - Source: Oldham Council 2016
You and Your Community Survey 2013
Chadderton Oldham
South %
%
3.0
3.4
26.2
28.0
Can afford to keep house in decent state of repair
51
54
Pre-pay energy meters
21
20
Vacant properties
Claiming Council Tax Reduction and/or Housing Benefit
(Oldham average = £129,268)
Housing Tenure: Source ONS Census 2011
2011
% Owner % Social
occupied rented
2001
% Private
rented
% Owner
occupied
% Social % Private
rented
rented
Chadderton
South
67.3
19.7
12.1
70.8
20.8
5.8
Oldham
65.3
21.1
12.2
68.4
22.9
5.5
England
64.1
17.7
16.8
68.7
19.3
8.8
Household Composition
30.7%
14.1%
Single person households
(Oldham average = 30.3%)
6.3%
Lone Parent households
Overcrowded households
(Oldham average = 13.1%)
(Oldham average = 7.5%)
Household composition in Chadderton South closely
mirrors the Oldham averages.
There are however slightly higher proportions of lone
parents (14.1%) and fewer households with 3 or more
children.
Number of Children Source: ONS Census 2011/HMRC 2015
Households with:
No Children
Three or more Children
Household Composition - Source ONS Census 2011
Chadderton Oldham
South %
%
England
%
Single person households aged under 65
16.7
17.1
17.9
Single person households aged 65 and over
14.0
12.8
12.4
Married couples
36.8
39.7
41.3
Cohabiting couples
12.2
10.2
9.9
Lone parents (with dependent children)
9.8
9.1
7.1
Lone parents (without dependent children)
4.3
4.0
3.5
Other
6.3
7.1
8.0
Chadderton
South %
Oldham %
62.4
60.7
5.3
7.4
Education and Skills
57.6%
31.8%
Early Years Good development
Adults with no Qualifications
(Oldham average = 57.3%)
(Oldham average = 29.6%)
Educational attainment and skill levels in Chadderton
South are generally below the Oldham and National
averages. There are much lower proportions of pupils
achieving 5 GCSEs at A* to C grades (including English
and Maths) and few adults
with a degree level
qualifications. Chadderton South has a growing proportion
of young people not in education, employment or training
(NEET).
GCSE Results 2014/15 - Source: DfE
Chadderton Oldham
South %
%
England
%
5 GCSEs at grade A*-C
52.7
60.2
64.9
5 GCSEs at grade A*-C inc English and Maths
42.9
50.5
53.8
1.8
2.2
2.2
No GCSEs
14.0%
Adults with Degree
(Oldham average = 18.6%)
Early Years Foundation Stage 2014/15 - Source DfE
Good level of development:
Chadderton
South %
Oldham %
All
57.6
57.3
Boys
48.5
49.7
Girls
67.2
64.9
Health
16.5%
76.6
Long-term health problems
81.7
Male Life Expectancy
(Oldham, average 16.3%)
Female Life Expectancy
(Oldham average = 76.4%)
Residents of Chadderton South have similar levels of long
term health problems and life expectancy as the Oldham
average. Rates of smoking (27.6%) are higher
however. Young people appear to have more health
concerns, with low breastfeeding rates, higher rates of
A&E attendances for under 5’s and higher proportions of
Year 6 and Reception pupils classed as overweight.
Health Outcomes
Hospital Episode Statistics 2008-13 / Public Health England 2008-12
Chadderton
South
Oldham
Emergency hospital admissions -all causes (ratio)
130.1
128.8
Emergency hospital admissions -CHD (ratio)
119.2
129.1
A&E attendances in under 5’s (ratio)
568.9
523.9
Under 75 deaths all causes (ratio)
133.5
133.7
Under 75 deaths for cancer (ratio)
117.1
123.7
(Oldham average = 80.7%)
Health Behaviours
Pennine Care 2016 / Acorn 2015 / Hospital Episode Statistics 2008-13
Chadderton
South
Oldham
Mothers breastfeeding at 6-8 weeks %
33.3
37.5
Smoking %
27.6
24.7
124.3
123.1
Hospital stays for alcohol related harm (ratio)
Crime
855
Total number of crimes
(+24.3% since 2014, Oldham average +19.3%)
592
85
Burglary Dwellings
Anti-Social Behaviour
(23.2% since 2014, Oldham average +15.9%)
Total crime in Chadderton South increased between 2014
and 2015, but is still lower than the Oldham average.
There have been particular increases in criminal damage,
burglary dwelling, assault and actual bodily harm.
Burglary other has seen a large decrease.
Anti-Social Behaviour numbers have also increased, and
ASB rates are now similar to the Oldham average.
(13.4% since 2014, Oldham Average 2.2%)
Crime statistics (rates per 10,000 population) - Source: GMP
Chadderton Chadderton
South 2014 South 2015
Oldham
2014
Oldham
2015
127
122
132
130
Burglary Dwelling
61
76
59
68
Burglary other
59
34
53
49
Criminal Damage
85
137
108
143
Assault
51
80
61
81
Vehicle Crime
76
80
88
102
Actual Bodily Harm
46
64
58
71
609
762
684
802
Theft
Total crime
Top 5 crimes 2015 - Chadderton South
Criminal Damage
Theft
Vehicle Crime
Affray/Common Assault
Burglary dwelling
154
137
90
90
85
Co-operation and Community
74%
Satisfaction with local area
(Oldham average = 71%)
31.4%
% Turnout
31%
% Volunteered in last 12 months
(Oldham average = 36.0%)
Chadderton South had a below average level of turnout
(31.4%) during the 2016 local elections, which mirrors
low levels of community involvement (22%). Satisfaction
with the local area (74%) is in line with the Oldham
average (71%), as is volunteering (31%).
(Oldham average = 38%)
Co-operation and cohesion :You and Your Community Survey 2013
Chadderton Oldham
South%
%
Satisfied with local area as place to live
74
71
Dissatisfied with local area as place to live
12
15
Neighbourhood has improved in last two years
10
11
Neighbourhood has got worse in last two years
30
27
Feel very involved/fairly involved in your local community
22
26
Have volunteered in last 12 months
31
38
Neighbourhood is a place where people from different
ethnic backgrounds get on well together
28
30
Factors which are important
in making somewhere a good
place to live?
1. Clean streets 57%
2. Low levels of crime 51%
3. Good access to health
services 40%
Source: You and Your Community
Survey 2013
Local Intelligence
Later in the year we will
release pilot updates to the
ward profiles, which will
include feedback from local
residents, providing a further
level of depth to this analysis.
Sources
Population:
Economy and Income:
Housing:
Household Composition:
Education:
Health:
Crime:
Cooperation and Community:
Office for National Statistics (ONS) Census 2011,
Office for National Statistics (ONS) Mid Year estimates 2014.
Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) Data 2015, Office for National Statistics (ONS) Census 2011,
CACI Paycheck data 2016.
Office of National Statistics (ONS) Census 2011, Land Registry 2016, You and Your Community
Survey, September 2013, Ipsos MORI, Oldham Council Benefits data 2016, Department for Energy
and Climate Change (DECC) 2013.
HM Revenue and Customs 2015, Office for National Statistics (ONS) Census 2011.
Department for Education (DfE) 2014/15, Office for National Statistics (ONS) Census 2011,
Positive Steps 2016.
Office for National Statistics (ONS) 2008-12, Acorn 2015, Public Health England 2008-12,
Hospital Episodes 2008-13, Pennine Care 2016, NCMP 2012-15.
New Economy (GMP) 2015
You and Your Community Survey, September 2013, Ipsos MORI, Oldham Council Elections Data 2016
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