South Wiltshire Core Strategy - Wiltshire Council

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3.3 Housing (a) Two thirds of households in the south Wiltshire own their homes (close to the national average). Around 16% rent from the council or a housing association (somewhat fewer than average), while around 17% rent privately (somewhat more than average). Private rented 14% Tenure of Housing Living rent free 3% (b) In the Downton Community Area a combination of relative affluence and an ageing population might explain the very high rate of home ownership: the second highest in the county for residents owning their property outright. However, this again masks areas of concern: Ebble Ward is the second most deprived ward in Wiltshire for access to housing and Alderbury the eleventh (out of 137). Social rented 16% Owned 67% (c) In the Tisbury Community Area 3% of homes in the area are second homes, the highest proportion in Wiltshire. (d) More households in south Wiltshire live in detached houses (over 35%) compared to the national average, with a lower proportion in all other types. 40% 35% 30% 25% Type of Housing Salisbury England 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% (e) House prices in Wiltshire have risen by around 90% since 2000, which is less than the average for the South West region. The average selling price for a property in south Wiltshire was over £240,000 (as of 2007). Detached £200,000 £180,000 £160,000 £140,000 £120,000 £100,000 £80,000 £60,000 £40,000 £20,000 £0 Semidetached Jan- 01 Jan- 02 Terrace Flat/ Maisonette/ Apartment House Prices Jan- 03 Jan- 04 Jan- 05 Caravan or mobile home Jan- 06 Shared Dwelling Jan- 07 3.4 Quality of life (a) South Wiltshire is generally a relatively well-off and prosperous area, but this masks areas of real concern regarding social inclusion and access to services. There are small pockets of quite severe deprivation, often existing cheek by jowl with more affluent neighbourhoods. 12
(b) Life expectancy in south Wiltshire is around 2 years higher than the national average for men and 1.25 years higher for women. (c) At 72.3%, the district average for people describing themselves in good health is above that in the South West (68.9%) and across England (68.8%). However, health levels in the Bemerton Ward are significantly lower than for the rest of the area. 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 Life Expectancy (Age) England and Wales South West Salisbury Males Females (d) The level of recorded offences per 1000 population in south Wiltshire is significantly lower than at county, regional and national level. 30 25 20 Offences per 1000 population (e) The Tisbury Community Area is a very safe place to live, with the lowest crime rates per person in Wiltshire. 15 10 5 (f) Bemerton and St Martin and Milford in Salisbury have high rates of criminal damage, theft and handling offences and violent crime. In comparison the Wilton, Till Valley and Wylye, Fonthill and Nadder, Harnham East, and Chalke Valley Wards all have very little reported crime. 0 Apr-Jun 2005 Jul-Sep 2005 Salisbury Oct-Dec 2005 England & Wales Jan-Mar 2006 (g) Amesbury West has the third highest recorded level of crime in south Wiltshire and the highest levels of violent crime and domestic violence. The Amesbury Community Area as a whole commonly features behind the Salisbury Community Area as the second highest area for reported incidents of anti-social behaviour, with 22% of the total reported incidents. (h) The proportion of people in south Wiltshire with a qualification is higher than the national average. (i) In contrast, compared with the rest of Wiltshire, the number of residents with post-school qualifications (levels 3, 4, and 5) in the Southern Community Area falls in the top quartile. This might explain why, statistically, the Southern Area is relatively affluent, falling within the least deprived quartile. Nevertheless, pockets of deprivation exist even in this area, with 500 children living in incomedeprived families. 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% Level of Educational Qualifications None Level 1 Level 2 England Level 3 Salisbury Level 4 /5 Other 13
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