Thu, Mar 11th
CllrDavidRenard: Visiting One Step Ahead, a day centre for people with learning disabilities 4 hours ago
CllrDavidRenard: Meeting to approved the accounts and budgets for Plas Pencelli 5 hours ago
Wed, Mar 10th
CllrDavidRenard: Preparing for the Open Forum and formal Cabinet meeting with colleagues. Some difficult decisions to make this evening 22 hours ago
CllrDavidRenard: http://twitpic.com/17pq89 - At the site of the new crossing on Thames Ave, chicane removed, bus stops to be moved. Delivering for residents. 12:49 PM
Tue, Mar 9th
CllrDavidRenard: Just finished chairing the Executive meeting of the 1st Swindon Sea Scouts 10:05 PM
Government Statistics
Ward Profile for: Haydon Wick Latest Government Statistics on Haydon Wick
Disclaimer:
It should be noted that the information shown below has been calculated from data held on the Neighbourhood Statistics database. In some cases these data may have been rounded and hence the figures shown may differ slightly from those published elsewhere. They should therefore be used for guidance only. These data are NOT National Statistics.
Population:
The resident population of Haydon Wick in mid 1998 was 9900 people, 6 per cent of the population of Swindon local authority. 27 percent of Haydon Wicks population in mid 1998 were aged under 16, 59 per cent were aged between 16 and 59 and 14 per cent were aged 60 and over. This compares with 21, 61 and 18 per cent respectively for Swindon as a whole.
Vital Statistics:
A total of 189 live births to mothers usually resident in Haydon Wick and 57 deaths of residents of this ward were registered in 1998. These represented crude rates of 19 births and 6 deaths per thousand residents compared with 13 and 9 respectively across the whole of Swindon local authority.
Employee Jobs:
There were 700 employee jobs in Haydon Wick at September 1998, 1 per cent of the Swindon total.
Income Support:
In August 1998 there were 225 Income Support claimants in Haydon Wick. This represents 3 per cent of the resident population aged 16 or over. For Swindon the proportion was 7 per cent compared with an average of 8 per cent for Great Britain overall.
Indices of Deprivation:
The Indices of Deprivation 2000 (with rank 1 being the most deprived ward in England) gave Haydon Wick the rank of 6466 out of a total of 8414 English wards.
Key Statistics (for Ward)
Variable Income Support claimants, August 1998
View Detailed Government Statistics on Haydon Wick at:
www.neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/b2020_reports.asp?statCoverage=1000&statGeography=10&theWidth=1024&rptStatus=unload
Swindon Census 2001
Click here for the initial figures www.statistics.gov.uk/census2001/pop2001/Swindon_UA.asp
Haydon Wick Census 2001
Click here for the figures www.neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/areaProfileFrames.asp
Dwelling Stock by Council Tax Band 2001
Council Tax Bands Period March 2001 Council Tax A B C D E F G H Total Units No's % No's % No's % No's % No's % No's % No's % No's % No's % Area Haydon
Click here for full details http://www.neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/tables/eng/TableViewer/
wdsview/dispviewp.asp
Abandoned Vehicles in Swindon
Increasing Numbers
In 1995, 75 abonded vehicles were removed in the Borough.
In 2002, it is anticipated the fugure will exceed 1300.
A Real Cost
In 2002, the projected cost for removing abandoned vehicles will be approximately £120 000.
Costs To Further Rise
Following further Government regulation on diverting 80% of vehicle components from landfill to recycling, the predicted costs of dealing with an adonded vehicle will be £150. This will cause considerable further pressures on the Swindon Services budget.
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10 March 2010
Users of Thames Avenue will have noticed that the much hated chicane by the pharmacy has now gone and a crossing is taking shape.
8 March 2010
Regular readers of our articles will know that we have been working for some months with residents, Thames Water and the Borough and Par
3 March 2010
We have just been advised by Swindon Borough Council that Abbey Meads Community Primary School and Greenmeadow Primary 
1 March 2010
We receive regular reports from the Borough Council on what local residents have been calling in about.
In February easi
1 March 2010
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26 February 2010
During the last month, we held a poll on how residents thought the Council was dealing with the problem of pot holes after the damag
26 February 2010
We are delighted to announce we have just been advised that Persimmon Homes has agreed to change the covenant on the land adjacent