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Westminster – Housing Needs Assessment 2006Dwelling typeTable A7.2 Dwelling type of households with childrenHouseholds with childrenNumber ofhouseholds% ofhouseholdsRemaining households inCity of WestminsterNumber ofhouseholds% ofhouseholdsDetached house/bungalow* 87 0.5% 661 0.7%Semi-detached house/bungalow 723 4.0% 2,081 2.2%Terraced house/bungalow 1,918 10.5% 7,248 7.7%Purpose-built flat/maisonette 12,792 70.4% 55,298 58.7%Other flat/maisonette** 2,664 14.7% 28,924 30.7%TOTAL 18,183 100.0% 94,212 100.0%* 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 2006A7.4 Geographical locationThe table below shows the geographical distribution of households with children. The tableindicates that these households are particularly likely to live in the North West area, and are lesslikely than other households to live in all other areas.Sub-areaTable A7.3 Location of households with childrenHouseholds with childrenNumber ofhouseholds% ofhouseholdsRemaining households inCity of WestminsterNumber ofhouseholds% ofhouseholdsNorth West 7,210 39.7% 16,869 17.9%North 2,154 11.8% 15,507 16.5%Central strip 4,108 22.6% 29,692 31.5%South Central 2,424 13.3% 16,031 17.0%South 2,288 12.6% 16,113 17.1%TOTAL 18,183 100.0% 94,212 100.0%Source: City of Westminster Housing Needs Survey 2006A7.5 Household compositionThe table below shows that households with children are more likely to contain three or morepeople than other households in the City of Westminster.PAGE 206
Appendix A7 Households with childrenNumber of persons in householdTable A7.4 Size of households with childrenHouseholds with childrenNumber ofhouseholds% ofhouseholdsRemaining households inCity of WestminsterNumber ofhouseholds% ofhouseholdsOne - - 54,946 58.3%Two 2,315 12.7% 29,251 31.0%Three 6,244 34.3% 6,340 6.7%Four 5,172 28.4% 3,029 3.2%Five 3,321 18.3% 78 0.1%Six or more 1,132 6.2% 569 0.6%TOTAL 18,183 100.0% 94,212 100.0%Source: City of Westminster Housing Needs Survey 2006The table below shows the number of children in households with children. The table shows thatover half of households with children have only one child, an additional 32.1% have two children.Only 14.1% of households with children have more than two children. Overall the averagehousehold with children has 1.64 children.Table A7.5 Number of childrenNumber of households% of householdsOne 9,797 53.9%Two 5,836 32.1%Three 1,888 10.4%Four 652 3.6%Five 10 0.1%TOTAL 18,183 100.0%Source: City of Westminster Housing Needs Survey 2006A7.6 EthnicityThe table below shows the ethnicity of households with children. The results clearly indicate thathouseholds with children are less likely to be White British than the other households in the City.The opposite is true for all non-white households, with the exception of those classing themselvesas being in the other ethnic group. Overall, 43.0% of households with children in the City ofWestminster are headed by a White – British person.Mixed households have the highest average number of children at 2.36 whilst White Other have thelowest at 1.20.PAGE 207
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