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Oborne

Civil parish in Dorset

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A civil parish in Dorset — Oborne, E04003575. 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.

59% of residents aged 16 or over are in work and 30% are retired

Residents aged 16 and over by economic activity, Oborne, Census 2021

Share of residents aged 16 and over
CategoryOborneDorsetEngland
In employment59%5752%57%
Retired30%2933%21%
Everyone else10%1015%21%

Everyone else in Oborne: looking after home or family 1, student, not working 5, long-term sick or disabled 4, unemployed 0, other 0.

Source Office for National Statistics, from Nomis (TS066)Period 2021Area Oborne civil parish; Dorset, local authority; England, country

Sources, notes and figures: 59% of residents aged 16 or over are in work and 30% are retired

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS066)

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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.

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

Residents aged 16 and over by economic activity, Census 2021
ActivityResidentsShare
In employment5759%
Retired2930%
Looking after home or family11%
Student, not working55%
Long-term sick or disabled44%
Unemployed00%
Other00%
Total96100%

In employment and unemployed are each two census categories added together: one for full-time students and one for everyone else.

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.

47% of residents in work drive to it

Residents in employment by how they travelled to work, Oborne, Census 2021

The census was taken in March 2021, during a national lockdown.

Source Office for National Statistics, from Nomis (TS061)Period 2021Area Oborne civil parish

Sources, notes and figures: 47% of residents in work drive to it

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS061)

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

Residents, with each row's share of 57
ResidentsShare
Driving a car or van2747%
Working mainly at or from home2137%
Bicycle35%
On foot12%
Passenger in a car or van12%
Bus, train, taxi and every other method47%
Total57100%

Bus, train, taxi and every other method is six 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 in work are in skilled trades occupations

Residents in employment by occupation, Oborne, Census 2021

Source Office for National Statistics, from Nomis (TS063)Period 2021Area Oborne civil parish

Sources, notes and figures: 17% of residents in work are in skilled trades occupations

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS063)

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

Residents, with each row's share of 60
ResidentsShare
Skilled trades1017%
Managers, directors and senior officials915%
Professional915%
Administrative and secretarial915%
Associate professional and technical813%
Caring, leisure and other service610%
Sales and customer service47%
Elementary35%
Process, plant and machine operatives23%
Total60100%

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.

14% of residents in work travel 10km to less than 20km to work

Residents in employment by distance travelled to work, nearest first, Oborne, Census 2021

0%5%10%15%Less than 2km: Oborne 1.8% (1)Under 22km to less than 5km: Oborne 0.0% (0)2–55km to less than 10km: Oborne 5.4% (3)5–1010km to less than 20km: Oborne 14.3% (8)10–2020km to less than 30km: Oborne 12.5% (7)20–3030km to less than 40km: Oborne 8.9% (5)30–4040km to less than 60km: Oborne 7.1% (4)40–6060km and over: Oborne 3.6% (2)60 or moreDistance travelled to work, in kilometres

Each column is a share of every resident in work. A further 21 residents work mainly from home, and 5 residents work mainly offshore, in no fixed place or outside the UK; neither is a distance.

The census was taken in March 2021, during a national lockdown.

Source Office for National Statistics, from Nomis (TS058)Period 2021Area Oborne civil parish

Sources, notes and figures: 14% of residents in work travel 10km to less than 20km to work

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS058)

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

Residents in employment by distance travelled to work, Census 2021
DistanceOborneOborne share
Less than 2km11.8%
2km to less than 5km00.0%
5km to less than 10km35.4%
10km to less than 20km814.3%
20km to less than 30km712.5%
30km to less than 40km58.9%
40km to less than 60km47.1%
60km and over23.6%
Works mainly from home2137.5%
Works mainly offshore, in no fixed place or outside the UK58.9%
Total56100%

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.

48% of residents in work worked 31 to 48 hours in the week before the census

Residents in employment by hours worked in the week before the census, Oborne, Census 2021

0%25%50%15 hours or less: Oborne 12.1% (7)15 or less12%16 to 30 hours: Oborne 25.9% (15)16 to 3026%31 to 48 hours: Oborne 48.3% (28)31 to 4848%49 hours or more: Oborne 13.8% (8)49 or more14%Hours worked in the week

The census was taken in March 2021, during a national lockdown.

Source Office for National Statistics, from Nomis (TS059)Period 2021Area Oborne civil parish

Sources, notes and figures: 48% of residents in work worked 31 to 48 hours in the week before the census

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS059)

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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.

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

Residents in employment by hours worked in the week before the census, Census 2021
HoursOborneOborne share
15 hours or less712.1%
16 to 30 hours1525.9%
31 to 48 hours2848.3%
49 hours or more813.8%
Total58100%

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.

24% of residents aged 16 or over are classed as small employers and own account workers

Residents aged 16 and over by National Statistics Socio-economic Classification, Oborne, Census 2021

Source Office for National Statistics, from Nomis (TS062)Period 2021Area Oborne civil parish

Sources, notes and figures: 24% of residents aged 16 or over are classed as small employers and own account workers

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS062)

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

Residents aged 16 and over, with each row's share of 98
ResidentsShare
Higher managerial, administrative and professional occupations99%
Lower managerial, administrative and professional occupations2323%
Intermediate occupations1212%
Small employers and own account workers2424%
Lower supervisory and technical occupations33%
Semi-routine occupations1212%
Routine occupations55%
Never worked and long-term unemployed22%
Full-time students88%
Total98100%

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.

38% of residents aged 16 or over hold a Level 4 qualification or above

Residents aged 16 and over by highest qualification, lowest to highest, Oborne, Census 2021

0%10%20%30%40%None: Oborne 12.5% (12), Dorset 15.8%, England 18.1%None13%Level 1: Oborne 5.2% (5), Dorset 10.4%, England 9.7%Level 15%Level 2: Oborne 16.7% (16), Dorset 15.0%, England 13.3%Level 217%Apprenticeship: Oborne 6.3% (6), Dorset 6.8%, England 5.3%Apprenticeship6%Level 3: Oborne 19.8% (19), Dorset 17.7%, England 16.9%Level 320%Level 4 or above: Oborne 37.5% (36), Dorset 31.5%, England 33.9%Level 4 or above38%Highest level of qualification

A further 2 residents hold other qualifications. Level 4 is a higher national certificate or above, including a degree.

Source Office for National Statistics, from Nomis (TS067)Period 2021Area Oborne civil parish; Dorset, local authority; England, country

Sources, notes and figures: 38% of residents aged 16 or over hold a Level 4 qualification or above

Source Nomis (ONS Census 2021, claimant count, ASHE, UK Business Counts), ONS / Durham University (TS067)

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

Residents aged 16 and over by highest qualification, Census 2021
QualificationOborneOborne shareDorset shareEngland share
None1212.5%15.8%18.1%
Level 155.2%10.4%9.7%
Level 21616.7%15.0%13.3%
Apprenticeship66.3%6.8%5.3%
Level 31919.8%17.7%16.9%
Level 4 or above3637.5%31.5%33.9%
Other qualifications22.1%2.8%2.8%
Total96100%100%100%

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 Oborne 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 (TS061)

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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.

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

Other figures for Oborne
MeasureFigurePeriod
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active (excluding full-time students)542021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active (excluding full-time students): In employment: Employee: Full-time252021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active (excluding full-time students): In employment: Employee: Part-time112021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active (excluding full-time students): In employment: Self-employed with employees: Full-time32021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active (excluding full-time students): In employment: Self-employed with employees: Part-time12021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active (excluding full-time students): In employment: Self-employed without employees: Full-time72021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active (excluding full-time students): In employment: Self-employed without employees: Part-time72021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active (excluding full-time students): Unemployed02021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active (excluding full-time students):In employment542021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active (excluding full-time students):In employment:Employee362021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active (excluding full-time students):In employment:Self-employed with employees42021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active (excluding full-time students):In employment:Self-employed without employees142021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active and a full-time student32021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active and a full-time student: In employment: Employee: Full-time02021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active and a full-time student: In employment: Employee: Part-time32021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active and a full-time student: In employment: Self-employed with employees: Full-time02021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active and a full-time student: In employment: Self-employed with employees: Part-time02021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active and a full-time student: In employment: Self-employed without employees: Full-time02021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active and a full-time student: In employment: Self-employed without employees: Part-time02021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active and a full-time student: Unemployed02021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active and a full-time student:In employment32021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active and a full-time student:In employment:Employee32021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active and a full-time student:In employment:Self-employed with employees02021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically active and a full-time student:In employment:Self-employed without employees02021
Census 2021 — Economic activity status — Economically inactive392021
Census 2021 — Hours worked — Full-time362021
Census 2021 — Hours worked — Part-time222021
Census 2021 — Method used to travel to work — Bus, minibus or coach32021
Census 2021 — Method used to travel to work — Motorcycle, scooter or moped02021
Census 2021 — Method used to travel to work — Other method of travel to work12021
Census 2021 — Method used to travel to work — Taxi02021
Census 2021 — Method used to travel to work — Train02021
Census 2021 — Method used to travel to work — Underground, metro, light rail, tram02021