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ACORN category Hard Pressed; 82% in “Struggling Families” group, 12% in “Burdened
Singles” group and the remaining in 6% are within the “High Rise Hardship” group.
Table 251: Percentage of the population (October 2008) of Bransholme, and Orchard
Park and Greenwood wards that is in each ACORN type, group and category (dominant
ACORN at output area level)
Acorn type, group and category Bransholme Orchard
Park &
Greenwood
1.C.10 Well-Off Working Families with Mortgages 4.8 0.0
1.C Flourishing Families 4.8 0.0
1. Wealthy Achievers 4.8 0.0
2. Urban Prosperity 0.0 0.0
3. Comfortably Off 0.0 0.0
4. Moderate Means 0.0 0.0
5.N.45 Low Income, Older people, Smaller Semis 1.4 0.0
5.N.47 Low Income Families, Terraced Estates 52.1 28.1
5.N.48 Families & Single Parents, Semis & Terraces 10.3 36.5
5.N.49 Large Families & Single Parents, Many Children 25.9 17.8
5.N Struggling Families 89.7 82.3
5.O.51 Single Parents & Pensioners, Council Terraces 4.4 11.9
5.O Burdened Singles 4.4 11.9
5.P.53 Old People, Many High Rise Flats 1.1 2.4
5.P.54 Singles and Single Parents, High Rise Estates 0.0 3.4
5.P High Rise Hardship 1.1 5.8
5. Hard Pressed 95.2 100.0
The analysis was completed for these three wards in Hull as well as two deprived areas
in East Riding of Yorkshire (Goole and South East Holderness). Table 252 gives the all
age and under 75 SMRs for Hull and East Riding combined by ACORN type, group and
category (for only the selected types in Table 251 for Bransholme and Orchard Park and
Greenwood). The SMRs are not presented if the total number of lung cancer deaths
over the five year period is fewer than 10.
All the ACORN types within the “Hard Pressed” category had statistically significant high
SMRs, both all age and under 75. Therefore, 95% of Bransholme‟s population and all of
Orchard Park and Greenwood‟s population fall within areas where the dominant ACORN
category had an SMR for lung cancer that was statistically significantly high compared to
England (represented by SMR value of 100).
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