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Westminster – Housing Needs Assessment 2006The data indicates that ‘ill health’ households are much more likely than other households in theCity to be living in flats and are less likely to live in houses. ‘Ill health’ households are particularlylikely to be living in other flats/maisonettes.Table A4.2 Dwelling type of households whose home condition is causing ill healthDwelling typeHouseholds suffering fromill healthNumber ofhouseholds% ofhouseholdsRemaining households inCity of WestminsterNumber ofhouseholds% ofhouseholdsDetached house/bungalow* 51 1.1% 697 0.6%Semi-detached house/bungalow 27 0.6% 2,777 2.6%Terraced house/bungalow 102 2.1% 9,064 8.4%Purpose-built flat/maisonette 2,856 59.0% 65,233 60.7%Other flat/maisonette** 1,804 37.3% 29,785 27.7%TOTAL 4,839 100.0% 107,556 100.0%* Includes mobile homes*Other flat/maisonette includes flats that are part of a converted or shared house and flats in a commercialbuildingSource: City of Westminster Housing Needs Survey 2006A4.4 Geographical locationThe table below shows the geographical distribution of households in which the health of ahousehold member is suffering because of the condition of the home. The table indicates that ‘illhealth’ households are particularly likely to live in the North and South sub-areas.Table A4.3 Location of households whose home condition is causing ill healthSub-areaHouseholds suffering fromill healthNumber ofhouseholds% ofhouseholdsRemaining households inCity of WestminsterNumber ofhouseholds% ofhouseholdsNorth West 1,270 26.2% 22,808 21.2%North 1,463 30.2% 16,197 15.1%Central strip 604 12.5% 33,197 30.9%South Central 329 6.8% 18,125 16.9%South 1,172 24.2% 17,229 16.0%TOTAL 4,839 100.0% 107,556 100.0%Source: City of Westminster Housing Needs Survey 2006PAGE 184
Appendix A4 Health and housingA4.5 Household compositionThe table below indicates the size of households in which the health of a household member issuffering because of the condition of the home. The data shows that these households are less likelyto contain one person and are more likely to contain three or more people than other households inthe City of Westminster.Table A4.4 Size of households whose home condition is causing ill healthNumber of persons in householdHouseholds suffering fromill healthNumber ofhouseholds% ofhouseholdsRemaining households inCity of WestminsterNumber ofhouseholds% ofhouseholdsOne 1,671 34.5% 53,275 49.5%Two 1,895 39.2% 29,671 27.6%Three 735 15.2% 11,849 11.0%Four 403 8.3% 7,797 7.2%Five 78 1.6% 3,321 3.1%Six or more 57 1.2% 1,643 1.5%TOTAL 4,839 100.0% 107,556 100.0%Source: City of Westminster Housing Needs Survey 2006The table below shows the type of households in which the health of a household member issuffering because of the condition of the home. The results clearly indicate that ‘ill health’households are more likely to contain pensioners than other households. Overall some 10.5% of ‘illhealth’ households are lone parent households compared to 2.2% of other households in the City.Table A4.5 Type of households whose home condition is causing ill healthHousehold typeHouseholds suffering fromill healthNumber ofhouseholds% ofhouseholdsRemaining households inCity of WestminsterNumber ofhouseholds% ofhouseholdsSingle Pensioner 1,138 23.5% 14,776 13.7%2 or more pensioners 570 11.8% 3,368 3.1%Single non-pensioner 532 11.0% 38,500 35.8%2 or more adults, no children 1,784 36.9% 33,544 31.2%Lone parent 509 10.5% 2,387 2.2%2+ adults, 1 or more children 178 3.7% 7,305 6.8%2+ adults, 2+ children 128 2.6% 7,677 7.1%TOTAL 4,839 100.0% 107,556 100.0%Source: City of Westminster Housing Needs Survey 2006PAGE 185
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