UK Local Area - Cremorne, Kensington and Chelsea - Neighbourhood Profile - Schools - House Prices - Council Tax

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Quality of Life Indicator: Poor

Ward: Cremorne Local Authority: Kensington and Chelsea

Kensington and Chelsea
Listed below is a selection of interesting and frequently requested indicators from the 2001 Census, based on data released on or before 13 February 2003. You can see other indicators and more detail for local areas in the Neighbourhood Statistics area of this website. Further data from the Census, including data for smaller geographical areas, will be released on a rolling basis.

Population

		Value
Total number of people		158919
	Males	75959
	Females	82960
	Aged 0 to 15	24794
	Aged 16 to 74	124869
	Aged 75 and over	9256

		Value	Eng & Wal Rank/376 (proportion)	Regional Rank/33
Change since 1991		15300	32	4
Density

Number of people per hectare		131.0	1	1

People, Places and Families

Marital status (all people aged 16 and over)	Value	Eng & Wal Rank/376 (proportion)	Regional Rank/33
Single people (never married)	66087	11	10
Married or re-married people	44170	366	24
Separated or divorced	16373	33	5
Widowed	7495	369	26

Transport (all households)	Value	Eng & Wal Rank/376 (proportion)	Regional Rank/33
Households without car/van	39870	9	9
Household with 1 car or van	31041	354	25
Household with 2 or more cars/vans	8235	367	24

Composition (all households)	Value	Eng & Wal Rank/376 (proportion)	Regional Rank/33
One person households	38454	3	3
Married couple households	14529	372	29
Cohabiting couple households	6543	184	17
Lone parent households:
with dependent children	3548	298	31
with non-dependent children only	2162	222	31
All other households	13910	61	15

Ethnicity and Religion

Ethnic Group (all people)	Value	Eng & Wal Rank/376 (proportion)	Regional Rank/33
White	124924	346	10
Largest minority ethnic group(s)	Other (6080) Black African (6013) Black Caribbean (4101)

Place of birth (all people)	Value	Eng & Wal Rank/376 (proportion)	Regional Rank/33
Born in UK	88204	375	32
Born elsewhere in EU (inc Rep Ireland)	21676	1	1
Born outside EU	49039	5	5

Religion (all people)	Value	Eng & Wal Rank/376 (proportion)	Regional Rank/33
Christian	98466	346	13
Buddhist	1849	3	3
Hindu	1594	57	28
Jewish	3550	14	10
Muslim	13364	24	13
Sikh	325	111	28
Other	904	13	7
No religion	24240	164	20
Religion not stated	14627	19	10

Health

(all people)	Value	Eng & Wal Rank/376 (proportion)	Regional Rank/33
Limiting long-term illness	21625	341	29
General health 'not good'	11929	263	22
People providing unpaid care	11200	372	29
Providing unpaid care 50 or more hrs/wk	1516	376	33

Work

Status (all people aged 16-74)	Value	Eng & Wal Rank/376 (proportion)	Regional Rank/33
Employed	73742	259	21
Unemployed	5844	35	14
Long-term unemployed	1644	61	17
Student (economically active)	2358	304	33
Retired	10356	365	22
Student (economically inactive)	10390	23	7
Looking after home/family	10065	8	4
Permanently sick or disabled	5043	236	21
Other inactive	7071	5	5

Travel to work (all people aged 16-74 in employment)	Value	Eng & Wal Rank/376 (proportion)	Regional Rank/33
Travel to work by car	13842	371	28
Travel to work by public transport	36383	12	12

Qualifications (all people aged 16-74)	Value	Eng & Wal Rank/376 (proportion)	Regional Rank/33
Qualifications at degree level or higher	64345	2	2
No qualifications	16247	375	32

Housing

(all households)	Value	Eng & Wal Rank/376 (proportion)	Regional Rank/33
Number of households with residents	79146	74	24
Number of people per hectare	131.0	1	1
Average household size	1.96	374	31
Vacant household spaces	3819	44	2
Owner-occupied	34613	366	25
Without central heating	8863	63	2
Without own bath/shower & toilet	2037	2	2
Overcrowding indicator	23317	4	4

Deprivation Index

In the latest Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) this area was ranked 5,894 out of 32,482 in England, where 1 was the most deprived and 32,482 the least.

This is broken down further by income; employment; education, skills; health; barriers to housing and services; the living environment; and crime (England).

Indices of Deprivation: Ranks for Kensington and Chelsea 021C

Index of Multiple Deprivation: 5,894

5,894

Income Deprivation: 2,892

2,892

Employment: 5,882

5,882

Health: 10,287

10,287

Education: 12,939

12,939

Barriers to Services: 4,367

4,367

Living Environment: 4,967

4,967

Crime: 18,381

18,381

Full details of the factors used for Index of Deprivation are available from the Communities and Local Government website and specifically in this document.

House Prices & Council Tax

Average house prices in Cremorne over the past 6 months:

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Council Tax in Kensington and Chelsea - 2006 to 2007

Band A	£685	Band B	£799
Band C	£913	Band D	£1,027
Band E	£1,255	Band F	£1,484
Band G	£1,712	Band H	£2,054

Nearest Stations

Nearest Tube Stations...

Fulham Broadway	1.06 km (0.66 mi)
West Brompton	1.16 km (0.72 mi)
Gloucester Road	1.43 km (0.89 mi)

Nearest Railway Stations...

West Brompton [Silverlink]	1.28 km (0.79 mi)
Clapham Junction [SWT]	1.90 km (1.18 mi)
Battersea Park [Southern]	2.23 km (1.39 mi)

School Results

In 2007, Kensington and Chelsea Local Education Authority had 56.60% of students achieving at least five GCSEs at grades A*-C - including English and Maths.

Results for nearest schools to Cremorne

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School Results for Kensington and Chelsea

2007 Primary School (Key Stage 2)

2007 Secondary School (GCSE and equivalent)

2007 School and College (Post-16)

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