Portrait of Castle Point, 2016

Castle Point has by far the lowest proportion of green space in Essex

Low level of green space | © Crown Copyright

Castle Point has - by far - the lowest proportion of green space in Essex

Distribution of people 65+ | © Crown Copyright

Percentage of people 65+ by district

A Borough of two halves? | © Ordnance Survey Crown Copyright

Percentage of children in low income families compared to long-term unemployment

Least green, getting worse

This report was published in May 2016 as:
“Essex Local Authority Portraits”
A product of the Essex Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA)
May 2016 Organisational Intelligence

The introduction of the report includes:
“The Borough of Castle Point is situated on the coastline of south east Essex and has an area of approximately 17.3 square miles. It benefits from good links to London such as the Fenchurch Street railway line, the dual carriageways of the A13 and the A127, which link within half an hour to the M25 motorway. Castle Point as an area has a long history but is essentially modern in character, there are a few older buildings still remaining although major re-development took place mainly between the two world wars. “

The full 25-page report is available as a download below. There are some useful graphics, of which three examples are shown. Note the Crown Copyright.

1} The relative lack of green space compared with the rest of Essex is on Page 21 of the report. “Castle Point has a population density of 19.21 persons per hectare, the second highest district in the county.”
2} Percentage of people aged 65+ by Essex district Page 4
3} Child poverty/Long term unemployment: Page 11

Downloads

Portrait of CP 2016 (2 MB Adobe Acrobat document, opens in a new window)

Lifestyles, health, housing, people, education, transport and employment

JSNA / www.essexinsight.org.uk