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ACORN classifications: Category, Group and Type Percentage of Locality population
2009 by ACORN classification
Locality
Hull
North East West
5.N Struggling Families 48.9 27.9 9.1 25.3
5.O.50 Single Elderly People, Council Flats 0.6 1.5 2.7 1.8
5.O.51 Single Parents and Pensioners, Council Terraces 9.4 12.0 11.4 11.1
5.O.52 Families and Single Parents, Council Flats 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1
5.O Burdened Singles 10.2 13.6 14.2 13.0
5.P.53 Old People, Many High Rise Flats 1.1 1.2 3.1 1.9
5.P.54 Singles and Single Parents, High Rise Estates 0.5 0.4 1.8 1.0
5.P High Rise Hardship 1.6 1.6 4.8 2.9
5. Hard Pressed 60.6 43.1 28.1 41.2
Total population as at October 2009 62,673 94,708 106,108 263,489
6.10.2 Health ACORN
While not a measure of deprivation, the Health ACORN geo-demographic profiles
indicate where current and future health needs are likely to be greatest. Figure 32
shows the proportion of residents within the four Health ACORN Groups (the top level
classification) by ward (dominant category over all output areas within that ward). The
underlying data, using the October 2009 population, are given in Table 52. Seven of
Hull‟s 23 wards have more than half their residents defined as „Healthy‟ based on
postcode of residence, including at least two thirds of residents of Beverley (74%),
Holderness (69%) and Avenue (66%). Only two wards had more than half their
residents living in output areas defined as having „Existing Problems‟; Longhill (66%)
and Ings (56%). A further ten wards had more than half their residents living in output
areas defined as having „Future Problems‟, including three wards with at least 80%
defined as „Future Problems‟; Bransholme East (88%), Orchard Park and Greenwood
(85%) and St Andrews (80%). When „Existing Problems‟ and „Future Problems‟ were
combined 11 of Hull‟s 23 wards have more than half their residents in one of these two
Health ACORN Groups, including more than 90% of residents of six wards; Bransholme
West (99.5%), Orchard Park and Greenwood (99%), St Andrews (99%), Myton (95%),
Marfleet (93%) and Bransholme East (91%).
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