Area Overview for Jubilee Ward

Steps and Groyne, Cleveleys Promenade in Jubilee Ward
Temporary footpath across the tramway, Gloucester Avenue, Cleveleys in Jubilee Ward
Leicester Avenue looking east, Cleveleys in Jubilee Ward
Gloucester Avenue looking north, Cleveleys in Jubilee Ward
Cleveleys Park Methodist Church (1), West Drive, Cleveleys in Jubilee Ward
United Reformed Church (1), Rossall Road, Cleveleys in Jubilee Ward
Manor Drive at its junction with Rossall Road, Cleverleys in Jubilee Ward
Jubilee Gardens, Cleveleys in Jubilee Ward
Thornton Gate, Cleveleys. in Jubilee Ward
Jubilee Gardens in Cleveleys in Jubilee Ward
Coach on North Promenade, Cleveleys in Jubilee Ward
High tide by the promenade in Jubilee Ward
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Area Information

Jubilee Ward stands as a distinct district within the borough, covering a compact footprint of just 2.0 square kilometres. This small unitary ward accommodates a resident population of 1,384 people, resulting in a population density of 686 people per square kilometre. Such density suggests a community that is close-knit without the sprawling nature often found in larger districts. The area attracts specific types of residents, likely drawn by its integration into the broader local infrastructure and proximity to essential services. Living in Jubilee Ward means navigating a space where every neighbour is potentially just a short walk away. The ward is not merely a statistical division but a defined sphere of everyday life for its inhabitants. Prospective buyers should appreciate how this size influences local governance and community engagement. The region does not hide behind abstract planning terms but presents a tangible living environment. You will find that daily routines here are shaped by this concentrated geography. The ward represents a specific slice of the borough's character, offering a residential experience defined by its boundaries and population limits. Understanding these dimensions gives you a clear picture of what daily life entails in this specific locality.

Area Type
District Borough Unitary Ward
Area Size
2.0 km²
Population
1384
Population Density
686 people/km²

Demographics

The community profile of Jubilee Ward reveals an older demographic, as evidenced by a median age of 70 years. This statistic indicates that the area is populated primarily by retirees or long-term residents rather than young families or students. Household composition and accommodation type data confirm this trend, painting a picture of a stable, settled population. Sixty-two per cent of residents own their homes, a figure that far exceeds typical rental-dominated urban zones. This high rate of home ownership suggests a community invested in its immediate surroundings and less likely to move frequently. The dominance of owner-occupiers often correlates with specific neighbourhood values, such as quiet streets and established routines. While the data indicates that overall household composition figures show the total breakdown, the skewed age profile is the most defining feature. You should expect a quieter environment where neighbours have known each other for decades. This demographic reality influences local demand for amenities, favouring healthcare access and leisure spaces suitable for older adults over bustling nightlife or primary school hubs. The diversity within the ward remains the Total as per the dataset, and religion figures similarly reflect the total population without specifying a dominant faith group.

Household Size

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Accommodation Type

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Tenure

62
majority

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

24
in Lower managerial occupations

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Planning

Planning Constraints

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary demographic makeup of Jubilee Ward?
The ward has a median age of 70 years, making it an area dominated by older residents. Around 62 per cent of households are owner-occupied, indicating a stable, long-term community where most residents buy rather than rent their properties in this district.
How reliable is the internet connection for homes in Jubilee Ward?
You can expect excellent digital connectivity with a fixed broadband quality score of 92 out of 100. This high standard ensures reliable high-speed internet for all 1,384 residents, supporting remote work and streaming without significant interruptions or technical delays.
Are there any environmental safety concerns I should know about living here?
The most significant environmental risk is flood risk, assessed at a critical level with a score of 66.78. While crime sits at a warning level with an average score of 47 reflecting standard precautions, you must verify the specific flood status of any property due to high flood risk coverage in the ward.
Is there any planning restriction on building or renovating a home?
The ward passes all major planning constraint checks. You will find no Ramsar wetland sites, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, protected nature reserves, or protected woodland coverage affecting your property. This absence of constraints allows for greater flexibility if you decide to modify or extend your home.

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