Area Overview for Broughton Community

The Castle Inn, Brynteg in Broughton Community
Broughton Road houses, Moss near Wrexham in Broughton Community
Stone houses, Broughton Road, Moss near Wrexham in Broughton Community
Former Lodge Methodist Chapel, Moss near Wrexham  in Broughton Community
Broughton Road bus stop near a former chapel, Moss in Broughton Community
Queen Elizabeth II postbox, Broughton Road, Moss in Broughton Community
B5101 direction and distances signs near Southsea and Brynteg in Broughton Community
Saray Kebab House, Brynteg in Broughton Community
Disused railway bridge on the B5101 in Broughton Community
Hall in Lodge near Wrexham in Broughton Community
Benches and boulders in Lodge near Wrexham in Broughton Community
Fork in the road, Lodge near Wrexham in Broughton Community
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Area Information

The civil parish of Broughton Community offers a defined residential setting spanning exactly 4.6 square kilometres. This civil parish provides a compact environment where residents navigate estate living within a clear geographical boundary. You will find that life here is dictated by the physical limits of this parish, creating a neighbourhood with a tangible, manageable scale. The area is established in Wales, positioning it within the broader countryside context of the nation. Living in Broughton Community means you reside in a space where the land itself is a fixed and known entity. The parish status implies a level of local administrative recognition, distinguishing it from larger towns or unincorporated rural zones. You occupy a village-like environment where the distance between your home and local amenities is inherently shorter than in wider regions. This specific area size ensures that your daily movements remain contained, reducing the need for long commutes across unfamiliar territory. The distinctiveness of Broughton Community lies in its status as a self-contained parish rather than a suburb or a sprawling district. Your daily routine will revolve around this central location, benefiting from its clear demarcation and established identity as a rural parish in Wales.

Area Type
Parish
Area Size
4.6 km²
Population
Not available
Population Density
Not available

Demographics

The demographic profile of Broughton Community reveals a settled population with a median age of 70 years. This figure indicates that the community is predominantly retired, creating a settlement built for older residents rather than a young family demographic. You will encounter an area where life is centred around retirement and established family units. The home ownership level stands at 63 percent, meaning roughly six out of every ten households own their property outright or with a mortgage. This high rate of ownership contrasts sharply with furniture rental models, suggesting a deep local investment in the land and infrastructure. The household composition data flags the total without breaking down specific family types, yet the age data strongly implies a dominance of single-person households or couples. Living in Broughton Community means you join a community where financial stability and long-term residence are the norm. The lack of specific ethnicity or religion data suggests a broad demographic spread typical of rural parishes, though the age profile remains the defining characteristic. This age-heavy profile could influence local services and social activities, shaping a quieter, more structured daily life for those moving to Broughton Community.

Household Size

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Accommodation Type

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Tenure

63
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
most common

Household Deprivation

N/A
with no deprivation

NS-SEC

25
in Lower managerial occupations

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Planning

Planning Constraints

  • Flood Risk
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  • Ramsar Wetland Sites
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  • Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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  • Protected Nature Reserve
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  • Protected Woodland
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Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of community characterises Broughton Community?
Broughton Community is a civil parish in Wales with a median resident age of 70. This age profile indicates a community dominated by retirees and established families. The majority of residents own their homes at a rate of 63 percent, reflecting a settled and financially stable population structure.
How are transport and internet connections in Broughton Community?
Mobile network quality is rated at a score of 83, which represents a good level of coverage for the parish. Fixed broadband scores a 50, providing fair rather than excellent speeds. Residents can expect reliable mobile calls but should verify fixed-line speeds for heavy internet usage needs.
Are there specific environmental risks or planning constraints in Broughton Community?
The area passes safety checks for flood risk, meaning you face low flood hazards. Planning assessments show no Ramsar or AONB constraints, but a warning exists for protected woodland. This means development must respect existing natural woodlands within the 4.6 square kilometre parish.

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