Population
Measure	Value	Rank (out of 45, 1 is the highest)
Population density (people per sq km)	1,107	3
Population 2006 (1,000s)	1,979	8
Population change 1981-2006 (%)	-6.8	44
Aged under 5, 2006 (% )	5.5	21
Of pensionable age or over 2006 (%)	19.4	24
Average age 2006	39.4	29
Standardised mortality ratio, 2005 (UK=100)	111.6	4
Infant mortality rate per 1,000 live births 2005	6.6	3

Economics
Average dwelling price 2006 (£1,000s.)	156	31
Housing completions, 2006	4,227	13
Bread-line poor, 2000 (%)	31.6	5
Non-poor, non-wealthy, 2000 (%)	55.9	13
Asset wealthy, 2000 (%)	12.5	35
Bread-line poor, 1990 (%)	24.7	5
Non-poor, non-wealthy, 1990 (%)	59.0	14
Asset wealthy, 1990 (%)	16.3	34
Bread-line poor, 1980 (%)	19.8	6
Non-poor, non-wealthy, 1980 (%)	69.9	12
Asset wealthy, 1980 (%)	10.3	36
Bread-line poor, 1970 (%)	25.0	9

Anomie
Higher figures denote a weaker sense of belonging	Index
2001	24.4	33
1991	23.2	33
1981	19.0	16
1971	17.1	35

How is anomie calculated?

Politics
Political apathy: Abstentions	%
1945-1950-1951 (%)	21.6	11
1955-1959-1964 (%)	24.9	4
1966-1970-1974, Feb (%)	27.5	3
1974 Oct-1979-1983 (%)	27.5	8
1987-1992 (%)	23.7	13
1997-2001-2005 (%)	40.0	6

Moving population
Number that would have to move home if the population were to be equally distributed by age:
Age 0-4	6,541 (in)	26
Age 5-7	3,127 (in)	20
Age 8-9	2,203 (out)	32
Age 10-14	5,964 (out)	32
Age 15	1,703 (out)	39
Age 16-17	3,563 (out)	44
Age 18-19	4,066 (out)	33
Age 20-24	16,477 (out)	32
Age 25-29	12,702 (in)	24
Age 30-44	15,712 (in)	15
Age 45-59	14,053 (out)	23
Age 60-64	7,244 (in)	13
Age 65-74	11,623 (out)	27
Age 75+	14,465 (in)	17
Total	119,443
% of population that would have to move in 2006	6.1	30

The anomie index is a rough way of calculating a lack of a sense of belonging, or social fragmentation. It was calculated in each area using the following criteria. 1. Non-married adults multiplied by a weight of 0.18 2. One-person households multiplied by a weight 0.50 3. People who have moved to their current address within the last year multiplied by 0.38 4. People renting privately multiplied by 0.80