Area Overview for Hallam Fields Ward

The 'Stute in Hallam Fields Ward
Hallam Fields Road, Ilkeston in Hallam Fields Ward
Footbridge Over the Erewash in Hallam Fields Ward
Bridge Over the Erewash Canal in Hallam Fields Ward
A dour church in Hallam Fields Ward
Hallam Fields Road in Hallam Fields Ward
Hallam Fields Lock No 66 on the Erewash Canal in Hallam Fields Ward
Erewash Canal towards Hallam Fields Lock in Hallam Fields Ward
Lock #66 Hallam Fields Lock in Hallam Fields Ward
Bridge #16, Hallam Fields Road in Hallam Fields Ward
Concrete culvert for Nut Brook in Hallam Fields Ward
Nutbrook Trail near Hallam Fields in Hallam Fields Ward
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Area Information

Living in Hallam Fields Ward offers a distinct experience within the Borough of Erewash in Derbyshire. This electoral ward covers a compact 2.3 square kilometres of land situated in the East Midlands region. You will find the ward located near the given coordinates, positioning it in close proximity to the towns of Ilkeston and Derby. The area functions as a specific administrative unit with the identifier E05010610, linking it firmly to the broader local government structure. Daily life here is defined by its location within the county and its relationship to these nearby urban centres. Residents navigate a landscape that is part of the Established Midlands. The ward's boundaries are clearly drawn, ensuring that local services and planning fall under the jurisdiction of the Borough of Erewash. You are effectively living on the outskirts of larger population hubs while maintaining a defined local identity. The physical footprint of the ward is small relative to other districts, which often means amenities are either immediately accessible or require a short journey into neighbouring settlements. This compact nature shapes how you experience the community and plan your daily commute. The area provides a foothold into the wider county of Derbyshire without being isolated from the main infrastructure links found in Ilkeston and Derby.

Area Type
District Borough Unitary Ward
Area Size
2.3 km²
Population
Not available
Population Density
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Demographics

The community within Hallam Fields Ward is characterised by a significantly older population profile. You will find that the median age here stands at 70 years, indicating a resident base far older than the national average. While specific data for the most common age range is not broken down beyond a total category, the high median figure confirms that retirees and older adults form the core of the local demographic. Home ownership is extremely prevalent in this ward, with 81 per cent of households owning their properties outright. This figure suggests a settled community where residents have likely lived in their homes for decades. The area does not show strong indicators of a young professional rental market or high student numbers. You should expect a neighbourhood where stability is the norm rather than a hub for transient workers. The household composition data points to a total snapshot without distinguishing single-person or family units, but the high ownership rate hints at large families or couples down-sizing to retire. There is no data provided on ethnic diversity or religious breakdown for this specific ward, so you cannot make assumptions about cultural heterogeneity. The demographic landscape is defined by longevity and property ownership rather than youthful diversity. Living in Hallam Fields Ward means joining a community where the average resident is much older than the typical UK homebuyer.

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Tenure

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Age

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Household Deprivation

N/A
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NS-SEC

32
in Lower managerial occupations

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Planning

Planning Constraints

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who typically lives in Hallam Fields Ward?
The residents of Hallam Fields Ward have a distinctly older demographic profile with a median age of 70 years. This ward is characterised by an established community where 81 per cent of households are owner-occupied. The age profile suggests a population composed largely of retirees, making it different from areas with younger families or student populations.
Is the internet reliable for working from home in Hallam Fields Ward?
Digital connectivity in this ward is excellent. The fixed broadband quality score is a perfect 100 out of 100, which is the highest rating on the scale. This ensures that residents have access to premium internet speeds suitable for heavy usage, high-definition streaming, and professional remote work requirements.
What are the main safety concerns for Hallam Fields Ward?
While crime rates are around the national average with a medium risk score of 65, the most significant concern is flooding. The ward has a high flood risk coverage with a critical assessment score of 36.3. Residents should verify individual property locations regarding flood zones, as this is the primary environmental hazard compared to the average crime rate.
How does the housing stock look in this area?
The housing market in Hallam Fields Ward is dominated by long-term owners rather than landlords. With 81 per cent of the population owning their homes, the ward consists of private residences rather than rental blocks. This indicates a stable community where most people have lived in their properties for many years, typical of older wards in the Borough of Erewash.

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