Kirk Hallam: A Young Person's Guide
•
spoken to
over 600 people
of
all ages
•
Looked at
over 1000
responses to surveys and
questionnaires
Semi-rural
Cat and
Fiddle
Daffodils
down
deepdale
Nutbrook
trail
Good
sports
hall
Good
church
Good
schools
Good
transport
links
Shops and
services
Lake
Community
spirit
Friendly
people
history
Good
doctors
•
6417 people live here
•
40.7yrs is the average
age
•
97.8% were born in the
UK
•
2697 dwellings (35%
mortgage, 30% owned,
33.6% rented)
•
764 households have
children
•
193 households are
single parents
•
72% Christian, 19% no
religion
•
197 detached houses
•
1729 semi-detached
houses
•
668 terraced houses
•
129 flats
•
37.1% full time workers
•
14.7% part time workers
•
5.1% self employed
•
5.1% unemployed
(higher than 4.4%
nationally)
•
153 households with kids
have no adult in work –
higher than the regional
or national average
•
1/3 work in
manufacturing
•
16.5% work in wholesale
or retail
•
7.6% work in transport
or communications
•
10% work in health and
social care
•
6% work in education
•
15.6% 16 yr olds and over have
achieved 5 or more A-C GCSE grades
or equivalent
•
39.7% have no formal qualifications
(this is higher than Erewash 25%, East
Midlands 24.7% and National 22.5%)
•
887 houses (33.3%) have
no van or car!
(10%
higher than the borough
and national statistics
)
“Make Kirk Hallam an even better
place to live through fostering
community spirit and increasing
togetherness, improving the
opportunities we have and the
environment we live in.”
“Our vision priorities”
4 themes
16 areas for action
1.
Things to do and places to
go
“We should develop buildings we
already have instead of building
new. Build on community spirit and
provide better places for young and
old to meet up and socialise”
2.Access and environment
“ create a nicer environment
with less graffiti and dog
mess. A café, more places to
eat, and an improved
shopping area, with better
disabled access”
3.Quality of life
“Give people somewhere to turn to
when they are in financial
difficulty. Community events to
tackle drugs, poverty and managing
money. A cinema club and youth
groups to give us something to feel
good about”
4.Education and training
“ We want more after school
facilities. Lets tackle the lack of
apprenticeships and job
opportunities. Provide clubs or
workshops to inspire the next
generation”
Working together to
build a brighter
future for Kirk
Hallam
Discover what Kirk Hallam is all about through insights on community living, demographics, employment data, education levels, and the vision for a better future. Learn about the residents, their lifestyles, and aspirations for making Kirk Hallam an even more vibrant place to live.
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BIG KIRK HALLAM what s it all about? A Young Person s guide
1 million over 10 years for Kirk Hallam So, how do we know how to spend it?
We have spoken to over 600 people of all ages Looked at over 1000 responses to surveys and questionnaires
What is it like to live in Kirk Hallam now? 6417 people live here 40.7yrs is the average age 97.8% were born in the UK 2697 dwellings (35% mortgage, 30% owned, 33.6% rented) 764 households have children 193 households are single parents 72% Christian, 19% no religion 197 detached houses 1729 semi-detached houses 668 terraced houses 129 flats
What do we do for a living in Kirk Hallam? 37.1% full time workers 14.7% part time workers 5.1% self employed 5.1% unemployed (higher than 4.4% nationally) 153 households with kids have no adult in work higher than the regional or national average 1/3 work in manufacturing 16.5% work in wholesale or retail 7.6% work in transport or communications 10% work in health and social care 6% work in education
Too cool for school? Too cool for school? 15.6% 16 yr olds and over have achieved 5 or more A-C GCSE grades or equivalent 39.7% have no formal qualifications (this is higher than Erewash 25%, East Midlands 24.7% and National 22.5%)
Who has wheels? 887 houses (33.3%) have no van or car! (10% higher than the borough and national statistics)
Our vision Our vision Make Kirk Hallam an even better place to live through fostering community spirit and increasing togetherness, improving the opportunities we have and the environment we live in.
What do the people want? Our vision priorities 4 themes 16 areas for action
What can the money What can the money improve? improve? 1.Things to do and places to go We should develop buildings we already have instead of building new. Build on community spirit and provide better places for young and old to meet up and socialise
What can the money What can the money improve? improve? 2.Access and environment create a nicer environment with less graffiti and dog mess. A caf , more places to eat, and an improved shopping area, with better disabled access
What can the money What can the money improve? improve? 3.Quality of life Give people somewhere to turn to when they are in financial difficulty. Community events to tackle drugs, poverty and managing money. A cinema club and youth groups to give us something to feel good about
What can the money What can the money improve? improve? 4.Education and training We want more after school facilities. Lets tackle the lack of apprenticeships and job opportunities. Provide clubs or workshops to inspire the next generation
Working together to build a brighter future for Kirk Hallam
