Area Overview for Hotham Ward

Hotham Ward is a compact district ward situated within the Arun District Council in West Sussex. You will find this small area covers just 1.5 square kilometres, placing it firmly within the South East England region near Bognor Regis. The location serves as an electoral district boundary defined by the Arun District Council, rather than a standalone unitary authority. Residents live in a specific geographical pocket where the community interacts with the wider Bognor Regis neighbourhood. Daily life here revolves around this defined ward boundary, which appears on official electoral maps from the local authority. If you are considering living in Hotham Ward, you are entering a tightly bounded community with a clear administrative identity. The area represents a small but distinct part of the local governance structure in that part of West Sussex. It is not a large urban centre but a manageable ward within the district. Knowing exactly where Hotham Ward lies on a map helps you understand the scope of your daily environment. The coordinates place it precisely in relation to surrounding streets and the main hub of Bognor Regis. Your neighbours in Hotham Ward share this specific electoral designation.

The community in Hotham Ward reflects a distinct age profile with a median age of seventy years. This figure indicates that the oldest age group makes up the total demographic count for the ward. Half of the residents are aged fifty-five or older, creating a predominantly mature population. Home ownership stands at exactly fifty per cent, meaning one out of every two households owns their property outright or with a mortgage. The remaining fifty per cent rent their accommodation from landlords or housing associations. Household composition statistics show the total breakdown for all families living in the area. There are no separate figures provided for specific family structures like single-parent or dual-income households. The predominant ethnic group represents the total population without being split into sub-categories in the available data. Religious affiliation is also recorded as a total figure for the entire ward. You can expect a stable, older community where many people have lived in their homes for years. The high proportion of homeowners suggests long-term stability and residents who have stayed put.