Area Overview for Weston-super-Mare Mid Worle Ward
Area Information
Living in Weston-super-Mare Mid Worle Ward offers a specific neighbourhood experience within the North Somerset unitary authority. This electoral ward covers residential polling districts covering roads such as Appledore, Arden Close, Atholl Close, Appletree Court, and Bampton. You are looking at a relatively compact zone spanning approximately 82.8 hectares, yet it supports a significant population. As of September 2023, the area contained roughly 2,037 properties and around 3,228 electors. This density suggests a residential environment where neighbours are likely within short walking distances of one another. The ward falls under the Weston-super-Mare Town Council area, meaning local governance is handled at a town level with specific representation for this sector of the borough. Residents navigate a defined boundary that includes distinct street names and polling districts which structure local administration. You must understand that this is a specific slice of the wider South West region, characterised by its own internal roads and community organisation.
- Area Type
- District Borough Unitary Ward
- Area Size
- 82.8 hectares
- Population
- Not available
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- Not available
Demographics
The community profile in Weston-super-Mare Mid Worle Ward points towards an elderly population. The median age for residents stands at 70 years. This indicates a significant portion of the workforce may be retired, while younger families make up a minority of the demographic. Home ownership is notable, with 68% of properties owned by their residents. This high level of ownership contrasts with typical rental-heavy student or commuter zones. Most electors fall into the total age category, reinforcing the mature nature of the ward. The ward does not provide specific data on predominant ethnic groups, specific religions, or detailed household composition breakdowns beyond the total population figures. You should proceed with the assumption that the social fabric revolves around older residents who have established long-term roots in the area.
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Planning Constraints
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