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Long Bredy and Kingston Russell

Civil parish in Dorset

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A civil parish in Dorset — Long Bredy and Kingston Russell, E04013382. 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.

82% of residents describe their health as good or very good

Residents by how they rated their own health, Long Bredy and Kingston Russell, Census 2021

Share of residents
CategoryLong Bredy and Kingston RussellDorsetEngland
Very good45%8645%48%
Good37%7136%34%
Fair13%2514%13%
Bad or very bad5%95%5%

Source Office for National Statistics, from Nomis (TS037)Period 2021Area Long Bredy and Kingston Russell civil parish; Dorset, local authority; England, country

Sources, notes and figures: 82% of residents describe their health as good or very good

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS037)

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Long Bredy and Kingston Russell civil parish: measured at output area level and summed to this area.

Residents by self-rated health, Census 2021
HealthResidentsShare
Very good8645%
Good7137%
Fair2513%
Bad or very bad95%
Total191100%

Good or very good, and bad or very bad, are each two census categories added together.

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.

17% of residents are disabled under the Equality Act

Residents by disability under the Equality Act, Long Bredy and Kingston Russell, Census 2021

Share of residents
CategoryLong Bredy and Kingston Russell
Not disabled83%158
Disabled, day-to-day activities limited a little9%17
Disabled, day-to-day activities limited a lot8%15

Source Office for National Statistics, from Nomis (TS038)Period 2021Area Long Bredy and Kingston Russell civil parish

Sources, notes and figures: 17% of residents are disabled under the Equality Act

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS038)

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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.

Long Bredy and Kingston Russell civil parish: measured at output area level and summed to this area.

Residents by disability under the Equality Act, Census 2021
DisabilityResidentsShare
Not disabled15883%
Disabled, day-to-day activities limited a little179%
Disabled, day-to-day activities limited a lot158%
Total190100%

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.

15% of residents aged 5 or over provide unpaid care

Residents aged 5 and over by hours of unpaid care a week, Long Bredy and Kingston Russell, Census 2021

0%3%6%9%9 hours or less: Long Bredy and Kingston Russell 8.1% (15)9 or less8%10 to 19 hours: Long Bredy and Kingston Russell 3.8% (7)10 to 194%20 to 34 hours: Long Bredy and Kingston Russell 0.5% (1)20 to 341%35 to 49 hours: Long Bredy and Kingston Russell 0.5% (1)35 to 491%50 hours or more: Long Bredy and Kingston Russell 1.6% (3)50 or more2%Hours of unpaid care a week

A further 159 residents aged 5 or over provide no unpaid care.

Source Office for National Statistics, from Nomis (TS039)Period 2021Area Long Bredy and Kingston Russell civil parish

Sources, notes and figures: 15% of residents aged 5 or over provide unpaid care

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS039)

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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.

Long Bredy and Kingston Russell civil parish: measured at output area level and summed to this area.

Residents aged 5 and over by unpaid care provided a week, Census 2021
Hours a weekLong Bredy and Kingston RussellLong Bredy and Kingston Russell share
9 hours or less158.1%
10 to 19 hours73.8%
20 to 34 hours10.5%
35 to 49 hours10.5%
50 hours or more31.6%
None15985.5%
Total186100%

Providing unpaid care is the five bands of hours added together.

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 Long Bredy and Kingston Russell 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

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS037)

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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.

Long Bredy and Kingston Russell civil parish: measured at output area level and summed to this area.

Other figures for Long Bredy and Kingston Russell
MeasureFigurePeriod
Census 2021 — Disability — Disabled under the Equality Act322021
Census 2021 — Disability — Not disabled under the Equality Act: Has long term physical or mental health condition but day-to-day activities are not limited242021
Census 2021 — Disability — Not disabled under the Equality Act: No long term physical or mental health conditions1342021
Census 2021 — General health — Bad health62021
Census 2021 — General health — Very bad health32021
Census 2021 — Provision of unpaid care — Provides 19 hours or less unpaid care a week222021
Census 2021 — Provision of unpaid care — Provides 20 to 49 hours unpaid care a week22021