Area Overview for Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward

Eanam Wharf, Blackburn in Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward
The Salford (road) with Thwaites Brewery in the background in Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward
Holy Trinity Church, Blackburn in Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward
The eastern side of Blackburn town centre in Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward
Bridge, Leeds-Liverpool Canal, Eanam Wharf in Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward
New Footbridge, Eanam Wharf, Blackburn in Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward
Town Hall and King William Street, Blackburn in Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward
Northgate, Blackburn in Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward
Church Street, Blackburn in Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward
"The Salvation Army Blackburn Corps" Salford Blackburn Lancashire BB1 5BE in Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward
Leeds and Liverpool Canal Bridge #103A in Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward
The former Church of St. John the Evangelist, Victoria Street, Blackburn in Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward
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Area Information

Living in Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward offers a defined spatial experience within Blackburn with Darwen, covering 95.8 hectares of local area. This electoral ward sits at coordinates 53.750006, -2.46888 and carries the central postcode of BB1 3BE. The population stands at approximately 1,296 residents, creating a setting that feels small yet established. You will find this location centred around specific geographic parameters that distinguish it from neighbouring districts. The ward functions as a distinct unit within the unitary authority, providing a clear sense of place for those seeking to establish roots. Daily life here revolves around the compact footprint of the ward, which encompasses specific boundary lines and local landmarks. Residents navigate this space with a knowledge of its precise dimensions and central position. The area represents a concrete opportunity for those who prefer defined neighbourhoods over sprawling urban expansions. Your daily commute or local walks remain contained within these recognized boundaries of Blackburn with Darwen. The enclosure of the ward provides a tangible framework for understanding your immediate environment. You can expect a setting where the scale of the community matches the physical size of the 95.8 hectares. This specific location allows for a clear understanding of what lies within your daily reach.

Area Type
District Borough Unitary Ward
Area Size
95.8 hectares
Population
Not available
Population Density
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Demographics

The community of Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward displays a clear age profile with a median age of 70. Most residents fall into the older demographic categories, meaning you will encounter a population that has lived in Blackburn with Darwen for a long time. Household composition reflects this elder majority, as the data tracks total categories for the whole ward. Approximately 55% of households own their homes outright or via mortgage, indicating a significant level of stability among inhabitants. The remaining portion of households are renting or living in other arrangements within the ward. Accommodation types are recorded but not detailed, suggesting a mix suitable for various needs across the 1,296 population. Ethnic diversity is tracked by total metrics, while religious affiliations are also recorded in aggregate. This demographic makeup means the area has served its current generation well, with older people forming the core of daily life. You are looking at a community where home ownership provides the majority with security, while nearly half live in rented properties. The age distribution ensures a calm atmosphere where established residents dominate the local scene. Understanding these figures helps you gauge the type of neighbours you might meet when walking through the streets of this ward.

Household Size

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Accommodation Type

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Tenure

55
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Ethnic Group

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Religion

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Household Composition

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Age

70
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Age: Total
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Household Deprivation

N/A
with no deprivation

NS-SEC

14
in Lower managerial occupations

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Planning

Planning Constraints

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the population size and age profile of Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward?
The ward contains a population of approximately 1,296 residents. The demographic data shows a median age of 70, indicating that most people living in this constituency are part of the older generation. This age structure reflects a community where long-term residents and retirees form the majority of daily life within the ward.
How reliable is the internet connection for homes in this area?
Digital infrastructure supports high demands with a fixed broadband quality score of 98 out of 100. This rating describes excellent connectivity that ensures uninterrupted access for working from home or online leisure. Residents can rely on this robust network performance for all their digital requirements.
Is Bastwell & Daisyfield Ward considered a safe place to live?
The area receives a safety score of 75 out of 100 based on crime risk assessments. This figure signifies a low crime risk and places the neighbourhood below the average for safety levels. Environmental hazards are also minimal, with low flood risk ratings ensuring secure living conditions for all households.

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