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Crossways

Civil parish in Dorset

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A civil parish in Dorset — Crossways, E04003531. Every figure below describes that area, except where it is labelled as a comparison, or as a figure for a neighbourhood or a wider area.

72% of households own their home

Households by tenure, Crossways, Census 2021

Share of households
CategoryCrosswaysDorsetEngland
Owned outright42%45746%33%
Owned with a mortgage or loan30%33425%29%
Private rented11%12016%20%
Social rented16%17512%17%
Shared ownership or living rent free1%111%1%

The unfilled end of each bar is shared ownership or living rent free: 11 households in Crossways.

Source Office for National Statistics, from Nomis (TS054)Period 2021Area Crossways civil parish; Dorset, local authority; England, country

Sources, notes and figures: 72% of households own their home

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS054)

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The categories are a hierarchy: some are subtotals of others, so they do not add to the total and summing them overstates it.

Crossways civil parish: measured at output area level and summed to this area.

Households by tenure, Census 2021
TenureHouseholdsShare
Owned outright45742%
Owned with a mortgage or loan33430%
Private rented12011%
Social rented17516%
Shared ownership111%
Lives rent free00%
Total1,097100%

Each share is rounded on its own, so the shares shown may not add up to the total or to the share of their sum.

46% of homes are detached

Households by type of home, Crossways, Census 2021. Each square is about one in every hundred; the squares are rounded to make 100.

Share of households
CategoryCrossways
Detached46%506
Semi-detached20%216
Terraced16%179
Flat, converted or shared building12%130
Caravan or temporary structure6%65

The unfilled squares are caravans or other temporary structures: 65 households in Crossways.

Source Office for National Statistics, from Nomis (TS044)Period 2021Area Crossways civil parish

Sources, notes and figures: 46% of homes are detached

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS044)

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Crossways civil parish: measured at output area level and summed to this area.

Households by type of home, Census 2021
TypeHouseholdsShare
Detached50646%
Semi-detached21620%
Terraced17916%
Flat, converted or shared building13012%
Caravan or temporary structure656%
Total1,096100%

Flat, converted or shared building is four census categories added together: a purpose-built block of flats, part of a converted or shared house, part of another converted building, and a commercial building.

Each share is rounded on its own, so the shares shown may not add up to the total or to the share of their sum.

40% of households have one car or van

Households by cars or vans available, Crossways, Census 2021

0%25%50%None: Crossways 10.8% (118), Dorset 13.7%, England 23.5%None11%One: Crossways 39.7% (434), Dorset 40.8%, England 41.3%One40%Two: Crossways 33.6% (367), Dorset 31.8%, England 26.1%Two34%Three or more: Crossways 15.8% (173), Dorset 13.7%, England 9.1%Three or more16%Cars or vans in the household

Source Office for National Statistics, from Nomis (TS045)Period 2021Area Crossways civil parish; Dorset, local authority; England, country

Sources, notes and figures: 40% of households have one car or van

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS045)

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Crossways civil parish: measured at output area level and summed to this area.

Households by cars or vans available, Census 2021
Cars or vansCrosswaysCrossways shareDorset shareEngland share
None11810.8%13.7%23.5%
One43439.7%40.8%41.3%
Two36733.6%31.8%26.1%
Three or more17315.8%13.7%9.1%
Total1,092100%100%100%

81% of households have mains gas central heating only

Households by type of central heating, Crossways, Census 2021

Source Office for National Statistics, from Nomis (TS046)Period 2021Area Crossways civil parish

Sources, notes and figures: 81% of households have mains gas central heating only

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS046)

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Crossways civil parish: measured at output area level and summed to this area.

Households, with each row's share of 1,097
HouseholdsShare
Mains gas only88481%
Two or more types of central heating (not including renewable energy)11410%
Oil only394%
Electric only222%
Tank or bottled gas only141%
Two or more types of central heating (including renewable energy)61%
Renewable energy only50.5%
Wood only40.4%
Solid fuel only30.3%
No central heating30.3%
District or communal heat networks only20.2%
Other central heating only10.1%
Total1,097100%

Each share is rounded on its own, so the shares shown may not add up to the total or to the share of their sum.

41% of households have one bedroom more than the bedroom standard requires

Households by occupancy rating for bedrooms, Crossways, Census 2021

0%25%50%−2 or less: Crossways 0.3% (3)−2 or less<1%−1: Crossways 1.2% (13)−11%0: Crossways 18.3% (200)018%+1: Crossways 40.8% (445)+141%+2 or more: Crossways 39.5% (431)+2 or more39%Bedrooms against the bedroom standard

Source Office for National Statistics, from Nomis (TS052)Period 2021Area Crossways civil parish

Sources, notes and figures: 41% of households have one bedroom more than the bedroom standard requires

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS052)

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Crossways civil parish: measured at output area level and summed to this area.

Households by occupancy rating for bedrooms, Census 2021
Occupancy ratingCrosswaysCrossways share
−2 or less30.3%
−1131.2%
020018.3%
+144540.8%
+2 or more43139.5%
Total1,092100%

An occupancy rating compares the bedrooms a household has with the number the bedroom standard requires for the people in it.

Each share is rounded on its own, so the shares shown may not add up to the total or to the share of their sum.

Other figures in this view

Source Office for National Statistics, from NomisPeriod 2021Area Crossways civil parish

Sources, notes and figures: Other figures in this view

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS044)

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS054)

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The categories are a hierarchy: some are subtotals of others, so they do not add to the total and summing them overstates it.

Crossways civil parish: measured at output area level and summed to this area.

Other figures for Crossways
MeasureFigurePeriod
Census 2021 — Accommodation type — In a commercial building, for example, in an office building, hotel or over a shop52021
Census 2021 — Accommodation type — In a purpose-built block of flats or tenement1222021
Census 2021 — Accommodation type — Part of a converted or shared house, including bedsits32021
Census 2021 — Accommodation type — Part of another converted building, for example, former school, church or warehouse02021
Census 2021 — Tenure — Owned7912021
Census 2021 — Tenure — Owns with a mortgage or loan or shared ownership3452021
Census 2021 — Tenure — Private rented or lives rent free1202021
Census 2021 — Tenure — Private rented: Other private rented212021
Census 2021 — Tenure — Private rented: Private landlord or letting agency992021
Census 2021 — Tenure — Shared ownership: Shared ownership112021
Census 2021 — Tenure — Social rented: Other social rented1622021
Census 2021 — Tenure — Social rented: Rents from council or Local Authority132021