Census 2021 neighbourhood · E02000035

Woodside Park

Woodside Park is a Census neighbourhood of about 8,530 residents in Barnet. This is a statistical area, not an administrative boundary or a postcode district.

Area evidence brief for Barnet
8,530

Usual residents

ONS Census 2021 · MSOA

3,530

Households

ONS Census 2021 · MSOA

6,573.2

Residents per km²

ONS Census 2021 · MSOA

50.5%

Households owning their home

ONS Census 2021 · tenure

31.1%

Households with no car or van

ONS Census 2021 · car availability

55.5%

Adults with a degree or above

ONS Census 2021 · qualifications

Census 2021 · Census neighbourhood (MSOA)

Life in Woodside Park

People, households and homes at the stated Census geography. These describe the 2021 population, not the occupants of a particular home.

Tenure

Owned50.5%
1,781 households
Private rented38.8%
1,370 households
Social rented10.1%
357 households
Shared ownership0.6%
20 households
Lives rent free0.1%
2 households
Woodside Park · Census neighbourhood (MSOA) · ONS Census 2021

Accommodation type

In a purpose-built block of flats or tenement47.9%
1,691 households
Semi-detached17.9%
632 households
Terraced14.2%
501 households
Detached10%
354 households
Part of a converted or shared house, including bedsits8.4%
297 households
In a commercial building, for example, in an office building, hotel or over a shop0.8%
29 households
Part of another converted building, for example, former school, church or warehouse0.7%
24 households
A caravan or other mobile or temporary structure0%
1 households
Woodside Park · Census neighbourhood (MSOA) · ONS Census 2021

Car or van availability

1 car or van in household46.3%
1,634 households
No cars or vans in household31.1%
1,097 households
2 cars or vans in household18.4%
650 households
3 or more cars or vans in household4.2%
147 households
Woodside Park · Census neighbourhood (MSOA) · ONS Census 2021

Number of bedrooms

2 bedrooms36.3%
1,279 households
3 bedrooms21.8%
768 households
4 or more bedrooms21.6%
761 households
1 bedroom20.4%
720 households
Woodside Park · Census neighbourhood (MSOA) · ONS Census 2021

Household composition

Single family household59.3%
2,095 households
One-person household31.5%
1,113 households
Other household types9.2%
324 households
Woodside Park · Census neighbourhood (MSOA) · ONS Census 2021

Household size

2 people in household32%
1,128 households
1 person in household31.6%
1,113 households
3 people in household17%
599 households
4 people in household13.8%
485 households
5 people in household4%
141 households
6 people in household1.1%
40 households
7 people in household0.5%
18 households
8 or more people in household0.1%
3 households
0 people in household0%
0 households
Woodside Park · Census neighbourhood (MSOA) · ONS Census 2021

Age

Under 1516.3%
1,387 residents
15–2916.4%
1,403 residents
30–4426.4%
2,256 residents
45–6423.1%
1,972 residents
65 and over17.7%
1,513 residents
Woodside Park · Census neighbourhood (MSOA) · ONS Census 2021

Ethnic group

White59.5%
5,077 residents
Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh22.2%
1,898 residents
Other ethnic group9.1%
778 residents
Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups4.7%
399 residents
Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African4.5%
380 residents
Woodside Park · Census neighbourhood (MSOA) · ONS Census 2021

Highest qualification

Level 4 qualifications or above55.5%
3,932 residents aged 16 and over
No qualifications14.1%
1,001 residents aged 16 and over
Level 3 qualifications10.7%
758 residents aged 16 and over
Level 2 qualifications8.5%
605 residents aged 16 and over
Level 1 and entry level qualifications5.5%
392 residents aged 16 and over
Other qualifications2.9%
204 residents aged 16 and over
Apprenticeship2.7%
194 residents aged 16 and over
Woodside Park · Census neighbourhood (MSOA) · ONS Census 2021

Economic activity

Economically active (excluding full-time students)63.7%
4,513 residents aged 16 and over
Economically inactive34.5%
2,445 residents aged 16 and over
Economically active and a full-time student1.8%
129 residents aged 16 and over
Woodside Park · Census neighbourhood (MSOA) · ONS Census 2021

Occupational class (NS-SeC)

L1, L2 and L3 Higher managerial, administrative and professional occupations22.8%
1,616 residents aged 16 and over
L4, L5 and L6 Lower managerial, administrative and professional occupations21.7%
1,538 residents aged 16 and over
L8 and L9 Small employers and own account workers13.2%
933 residents aged 16 and over
L14.1 and L14.2 Never worked and long-term unemployed10.5%
741 residents aged 16 and over
L7 Intermediate occupations9.3%
660 residents aged 16 and over
L12 Semi-routine occupations7%
495 residents aged 16 and over
L15 Full-time students6.6%
471 residents aged 16 and over
L13 Routine occupations6.1%
435 residents aged 16 and over
L10 and L11 Lower supervisory and technical occupations2.8%
195 residents aged 16 and over
Woodside Park · Census neighbourhood (MSOA) · ONS Census 2021

General health

Very good health53.7%
4,577 residents
Good health31.6%
2,695 residents
Fair health10.9%
930 residents
Bad health3%
256 residents
Very bad health0.9%
73 residents
Woodside Park · Census neighbourhood (MSOA) · ONS Census 2021

Disability

Not disabled under the Equality Act86.4%
7,371 residents
Disabled under the Equality Act13.6%
1,159 residents
Woodside Park · Census neighbourhood (MSOA) · ONS Census 2021

Household deprivation

Household is not deprived in any dimension52.7%
1,859 households
Household is deprived in one dimension31.9%
1,126 households
Household is deprived in two dimensions11.8%
415 households
Household is deprived in three dimensions3.2%
114 households
Household is deprived in four dimensions0.4%
15 households
Woodside Park · Census neighbourhood (MSOA) · ONS Census 2021

Each percentage uses its Census table’s own total. Rounding and source categories can affect totals. ONS Census data · OGL v3.0.

How the similarity is worked out

Alike on the Census, which is not the same as alike to live in.

Every neighbourhood is described by its shares across the Census themes above — tenure, housing, cars, household make-up, age, ethnic group, qualifications, work, health and deprivation — each theme weighted equally, which is the approach ONS takes in its own Output Area Classification. The neighbourhoods listed are the closest on those numbers, published in full rather than folded into a score. Nothing here measures schools, crime, prices or what a place is like to be in, and a close match is a statistical fact rather than a suggestion to move.

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