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Ever wondered what data is available for the ward that you live and / or work in? On Calderdale DataWorks, we’ve created a series of Ward profiles that provide data on many topics, such as demographics, health and income. Since we first highlighted the profiles in September 2016, these have been developed further to include more datasets. The information available now includes: Ward demographics, including gender, age, ethnicity, religion, employment, and housing; Public Health England Local health...
...in both size and demographics – some urban, some rural, and some a mix of the two: Brighouse / Calder / Elland / Greetland and Stainland / Hipperholme and Lightcliffe / Illingworth and Mixenden / Luddendenfoot / Northowram and Shelf / Ovenden / Park / Rastrick / Ryburn / Skircoat / Sowerby Bridge / Todmorden / Town / Warley A dataset has been created to provide a profile for each ward using a range of information, such as population, education, employment, health, deprivation and lifestyles. The sources for the profiles include IMD (Indices of multiple deprivation), Office for national statistics, Public health, schools and academies, Census 2011, Calderdale Council and other organisations. As more data is available at ward level, these...
Our Neighbourhood ward profiles are the first of a series of data visualisations to give a graphical element to data on the different wards in Calderdale. This highlights information that can affect the neighbourhood that we live in, such as population density, homelessness, income deprivation, overcrowding and benefits claimants. To download the profiles, see...
...come from Census 2021. To see what Census 2021 data has been published, see: Nationally: Census 2021 publications, Calderdale: Census 2021 dataset. For the latest population figures at ward level in Calderdale see Population estimate dataset. More information on Calderdale population statistics, see our blog on Population statistics in Calderdale. Ward profiles The range of open data available at ward level is wide, and we have used several ways to display this data, including maps, raw data, data visualisations, reports and more: Ward datasets / School datasets / Data visualisations Ward datasets The Ward datasets act as signposts to individual datasets that have data...
The number of registered electors within Calderdale, by ward and polling district. Maps of the polling districts in each ward can be found on the Ward profiles.
Projects, events and interactive visualisations Find out more about some of our data, use the interactive visualisations and get involved in planned events and innovations using open data. Ward profiles Dashboards Census 2021 Open Innovations Poverty dashboards Climate emergency Calderdale population statistics We are Calderdale Indices of Deprivation Open data saves lives The Data City COVID impact assessment Schools Ward explorer Air quality Working with universities Local elections Data mapper Business rates Active Calderdale Energy performance certificates Council spending explorer...
...data and shared conversations We have published almost 250 datasets on Calderdale DataWorks (5th in the country based on datasets on data.gov.uk), with a wide range of datasets such as business rates, spending, schools, workforce, land and building assets, air quality, parking and libraries data. We publish a range of ward profiles and visualisations on digital inclusion, neighbourhoods, public heath, population and poverty which provide more depth and value in these areas. This data has been popular with elected members and is well used by local community and voluntary groups for research and to support funding bids. We publish data driven by...
...project and their customers to open up this data and harness its potential. Data visualisations To sit alongside the data, we are creating a series of graphical profiles, using data at ward level. These are designed to make data more user friendly. One of the data visualisations is Active Calderdale ward profile. The profile gives a comparison between the wards and Calderdale overall, including data on secondary school children activity, life expectancy at birth, travel to work / school, primary school children weight, and the level of activity of Calderdale residents. Behind the data visualisation page is the data used and notes on...
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has completed the first of three phases of publishing information about Census 2021. You can now find information about Calderdale’s communities and wards from Census 2021 in our ward demographic profiles and dedicated Census 2021 pages. Highlights from phase one include the ONS Census map tool which helps users visualise each data set for different geographic scales. A new “Build a custom area profile” tool where you can create your own profile for local areas using ready made areas or draw...
...people, males and females by single year of age. the reasons for changes in population due to natural change (births and deaths), internal migration (migration within the UK) and international migration. They are available for small geographic scales such as ward and larger areas including local authority. Image from Calderdale ward age profiles based on 2020 Population estimates Population Projections These are from the ONS published projections for population change at a local authority geographic scale or higher. ONS usually publish updates of these projections every two years, although in 2022 Census 2021 data will be used instead. The data sets cover a...