Strategic Housing Market Assessment - North Devon District Council

SHMA: Torridge and North Devon Update
Table 2.34: internal migration out of Torridge to local authorities where 30 or more
moved, totals of 100+ highlighted
Years
Local Authority 2008 2009 2010 Totals
North Devon 660 510 540 1,710
West Devon 140 160 150 450
Mid Devon 120 60 100 280
Plymouth UA 80 80 90 250
Exeter 70 70 60 200
Bristol, City of UA 50 70 60 180
East Devon 50 50 50 150
Teignbridge 40 40 30 110
South Somerset 40 20 40 100
Torbay UA 40 30 30 100
Taunton Deane 30 20 40 90
North Somerset UA 40 20 20 80
South Gloucestershire UA 30 20 30 80
South Hams 20 20 30 70
Bath and North East Somerset UA 30 20 20 70
Cardiff 30 20 20 70
Cornwall UA n/a 420 310 *
North Cornwall 360 n/a n/a *
Wiltshire UA n/a 30 40 *
(Source: Estimates from NHS Patient Registration with GPs data, Office for National
Statistics website, http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/index.html.
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Please note: some data not available due to boundary changes
Key findings:
• North, Mid and West Devon, Cornwall and Plymouth were the main
destinations for people leaving Torridge
Commuting to work
2.52 Travel to work patterns can have an important impact on housing markets,
especially where locations which are attractive to commuters as places to live.
The following table summarises the extent of commuting in and out of North
Devon and Torridge in 2001.
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