Census 2021 neighbourhood · E02004305

Bridgehill, Castleside & Harehope Hill

Bridgehill, Castleside & Harehope Hill is a Census neighbourhood of about 10,187 residents in County Durham. This is a statistical area, not an administrative boundary or a postcode district.

Area evidence brief for County Durham

10,187

Usual residents

ONS Census 2021 · MSOA

4,458

Households

ONS Census 2021 · MSOA

145.8

Residents per km²

ONS Census 2021 · MSOA

62.9%

Households owning their home

ONS Census 2021 · tenure

22.5%

Households with no car or van

ONS Census 2021 · car availability

27.2%

Adults with a degree or above

ONS Census 2021 · qualifications

Tenure

Owned — 62.9%
Social rented — 22.9%
Private rented — 13.9%
Shared ownership — 0.2%
Lives rent free — 0.1%

Accommodation type

Semi-detached — 48.3%
Terraced — 26.5%
Detached — 20.5%
In a purpose-built block of flats or tenement — 3.5%
In a commercial building, for example, in an office building, hotel or over a shop — 0.7%
Part of a converted or shared house, including bedsits — 0.4%
Part of another converted building, for example, former school, church or warehouse — 0.1%
A caravan or other mobile or temporary structure — 0.1%

Car or van availability

1 car or van in household — 40.8%
2 cars or vans in household — 27.8%
No cars or vans in household — 22.5%
3 or more cars or vans in household — 8.9%

Number of bedrooms

3 bedrooms — 55.5%
2 bedrooms — 26.8%
4 or more bedrooms — 14.4%
1 bedroom — 3.3%

Household composition

Single family household — 67.0%
One-person household — 30.1%
Other household types — 2.9%

Household size

2 people in household — 35.1%
1 person in household — 30.1%
3 people in household — 17.9%
4 people in household — 12.0%
5 people in household — 3.7%
6 people in household — 1.0%
7 people in household — 0.2%
8 or more people in household — 0.0%
0 people in household — 0.0%

Age

Aged 30 to 34 years — 7.4%
Aged 10 to 14 years — 6.9%
Aged 5 to 9 years — 6.8%
Aged 50 to 54 years — 6.8%
Aged 35 to 39 years — 6.6%
Aged 55 to 59 years — 6.6%
Aged 45 to 49 years — 6.6%
Aged 25 to 29 years — 6.5%
Aged 40 to 44 years — 6.4%
Aged 4 years and under — 6.0%
Aged 60 to 64 years — 5.8%
Aged 20 to 24 years — 5.6%
Aged 15 to 19 years — 5.1%
Aged 65 to 69 years — 4.8%
Aged 70 to 74 years — 4.6%
Aged 75 to 79 years — 3.3%
Aged 80 to 84 years — 2.5%
Aged 85 years and over — 1.6%

Ethnic group

White — 97.5%
Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh — 1.1%
Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups — 0.9%
Other ethnic group — 0.3%
Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African — 0.2%

Highest qualification

Level 4 qualifications or above — 27.2%
Level 3 qualifications — 21.4%
No qualifications — 17.8%
Level 2 qualifications — 15.3%
Level 1 and entry level qualifications — 9.6%
Apprenticeship — 6.0%
Other qualifications — 2.8%

Economic activity

Economically active (excluding full-time students) — 60.1%
Economically inactive — 37.9%
Economically active and a full-time student — 1.9%

Occupational class (NS-SeC)

L4, L5 and L6 Lower managerial, administrative and professional occupations — 18.4%
L13 Routine occupations — 15.4%
L12 Semi-routine occupations — 14.4%
L7 Intermediate occupations — 11.8%
L14.1 and L14.2 Never worked and long-term unemployed — 9.5%
L1, L2 and L3 Higher managerial, administrative and professional occupations — 8.8%
L8 and L9 Small employers and own account workers — 8.5%
L10 and L11 Lower supervisory and technical occupations — 7.6%
L15 Full-time students — 5.6%

General health

Very good health — 46.0%
Good health — 34.0%
Fair health — 13.5%
Bad health — 5.0%
Very bad health — 1.5%

Disability

Not disabled under the Equality Act — 79.9%
Disabled under the Equality Act — 20.1%

Household deprivation

Household is not deprived in any dimension — 47.1%
Household is deprived in one dimension — 33.4%
Household is deprived in two dimensions — 15.5%
Household is deprived in three dimensions — 4.0%
Household is deprived in four dimensions — 0.1%

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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Evidence ledger

Source and date are part of the record.

All statistics on this pageONS · Census 2021, Open Government Licence v3.0
Neighbourhood nameHouse of Commons Library · MSOA Names, Open Parliament Licence
GeographyONS Middle layer Super Output Area E02004305

Bridgehill, Castleside & Harehope Hill

Usual residents

Households

Residents per km²

Households owning their home

Households with no car or van

Adults with a degree or above

Neighbourhoods most like this one

Most similar within County Durham

Tenure

Accommodation type

Car or van availability

Number of bedrooms

Household composition

Household size

Age

Ethnic group

Highest qualification

Economic activity

Occupational class (NS-SeC)

General health

Disability

Household deprivation

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

Source and date are part of the record.