Households in the area have just under half the houses, (44%) with 3 or more occupants; 41% with 2 occupants; and 16% with 1 occupant – of those completing the questionnaire, 48% were male and 52% were female. The table below shows the breakdown of males to females aged 11 and over in these households. There are also 22 males and 19 females under the age of 11 years in the Parish.

In all 120 households have 226 vehicles between them (217 cars and 9 motor cycles). There are 40 households with 1 or no car. Most vehicles are parked off-road, but 25% (28) are parked on the road.

In 6 households a number of its members are in need of alternative accommodation. In the last 5 years 32 people have moved out of the Parish.

The figures below show how people felt about the provision of future housing in the Parish.
NB that respondents could tick more than one option.

• 103 (42%) supported housing for local people.
• 84 (34%) supported no new housing.
• 71 (29%) supported housing for young people.
• 37 (15%) supported housing for low income families.
• 30 (12%) supported housing for the elderly.
• 7 (3%) supported large family housing.
• 30 (12%) had no opinion on housing.
• 12 (5%) people are in need of immediate accommodation.

There are objections to new housing development in the Parish, but there is significant support for new housing to fulfil the specific needs of local people.

1. To pass the above data to the District Council to reflect on the long - term needs of the Parish
2. To ensure those who have immediate housing needs are registered with the District Housing Association.