Settlement Profile of WITHERNWICK

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Settlement Profile of WITHERNWICK Copyright Paul Glazzard and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence (Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic) Withernwick is a village 5 miles east of Skirlaugh on the Aldbrough to Skirlaugh road. The village is close to the attractive Lambwath Stream and surrounded by grade 2/3 agricultural land which is generally open and slightly undulating. Farmland around the village is mostly arable. The historic core of the village is on Main Street. Later development in the south of the village around Mill Lane and Church Lane has squared off the village form. The old part of the village has a number of terraced housing and small cottages that provide distinctive character. The eastern boundary of the village is marked by a light industrial unit and a primary school.

Demographics Please note that all figures marked with a * are taken from the 2001 Census. They should be treated with a degree of caution as they are a number of years old. However, the Census remains the best dataset available for consistent and robust comparisons of small areas. 1 Population: 474 314,113* 52,041,916* (0.1% of East Riding total)* 2 Ages 0-15 80 (16.9%)* (18.8%)* (20.2%)* 3 Ages 16-24 38 (8.0%)* (9.1%)* (10.9%)* 4 Ages 25-44 112 (23.6%)* (26.2%)* (29.2%)* 5 Ages 45-64 167 (35.2%)* (27.5%)* (23.8%)* 6 Ages 65+ 77 (16.2%)* (18.4%)* (16.0%)* Employment and Economic 7 Economically Active - Employed (proportion of residents aged 16 to 74): 8 Economically Active - Unemployed (proportion of residents aged 16 to 74): 9 Economically Inactive (proportion of residents aged 16 to 74): 210 (56.8%)* (61.5%)* (60.6%)* 13 (3.5%)* (3.0%)* (3.4%)* 142 (38.4%)* (33.3%)* (33.5%)* 10 Employed in manufacturing 23 (10.8%)* (16.4%)* (15.0%)* 11 Employed in education, health and 54 (25.5%)* (27.1%)* (24.3%)* public admin. 12 Employed in agriculture, hunting or 22 (10.4%)* (4.4%)* (1.5%)* forestry 13 Employed in retail, hotels and catering 45 (21.2%)* (21.6%)* (21.6%)* 14 Employed in financial and business 37 (17.5%)* (11.4%)* (17.7%)* services 15 Employed in transport, storage and 6 (2.8%)* (6.2%)* (7.0%)* communication 16 Employed in other 25 (11.8%)* (12.9%)* (12.9%)* 17 Managerial and professional 97 (26.2%)* (16.4%)* (15.0%)* occupations 18 Intermediate occupations 27 (7.3%)* (27.1%)* (24.3%)* 19 Small employers and own-account 48 (13.0%)* (4.4%)* (1.5%)* workers 20 Lower supervisory and technical 30 (8.1%)* (21.6%)* (21.6%)* occupations 21 Semi routine and routine occupations 51 (13.8%)* (11.4%)* (17.7%)* 22 Never worked and long-term 9 (2.4%)* (6.2%)* (7.0%)* unemployed 23 Not classified and full time students 108 (29.2%)* (12.9%)* (12.9%)* 24 Employment locations (including undeveloped allocations): 25 Number of jobs in parish 86* No major employment locations in the parish. Most jobs are in local services and facilities, agriculture or people working from home. Employment opportunities in Hornsea are within 7 miles. Further jobs on the edge of Hull and Beverley are within 9 and 13 miles respectively. Withernwick has a relatively low proportion of people employed in transport, storage and communication industries.

Households and Housing 26 Total number of dwellings: 209 (0.2% of East 136,537* 22,481,305* Riding total)* 27 Detached houses and bungalows 109 (51.4%)* (33.4%)* (22.8%)* 28 Semi-detached houses and bungalows 50 (23.6%)* (37.4%)* (31.6%)* 29 Terraced houses and bungalows 50 (23.6%)* (19.9%)* (26.0%)* 30 Flat/maisonette/apartment 0 (0.0%)* (8.8%)* (18.8%)* 31 Caravan/Temporary structure 0 (0.0%)* (0.4%)* (0.4%)* 32 Rented from local authority/rsl/ha 24 (11.9%)* (9.0%)* (13.2%)* 33 Private rented stock 21 (10.4%)* (1.6%)* (5.9%)* 34 Number of dwellings built between 8 9,401-2001 & 2008 (financial year parish): 35 Outstanding commitments (01/04/08) 3 5,269 - (parish): 36 Capacity of outstanding allocations: WK1a Land west of Mill Lane Est. capacity: 12 (no permission) WK1c Land to the south west of White House, Beverley Road Est. capacity: 18 (outline consent granted for 3 dwellings) WK1e Land north of Aldbrough Road Est. capacity: 36 (no permission) WK2 Land north of Aldbrough Road Est. capacity: 19 (no permission) 37 Capacity identified in SHLAA: TBC TBC - 38 Identified housing need: 3 per annum 1,455 per annum - 39 Average house price (Jan-Dec 2007): 164,234 (HU11 4) 154,807 181,009 40 Average house price change (2003-67.1% 53.9% 39.5% 2007): 41 Housing market sub-area: Holderness Deprivation and Prosperity 42 Lowest ranked (least deprived) IMD SOA: 43 Highest ranked (most deprived) IMD SOA: At the time of the Census (2001), there were no records of flats, maisonettes or apartments in Withernwick. 23,303 32,397 32,482 (east part of (South Hunsley) Withernwick and includes Hatfield, Rise, Catwick and Long Riston) 16,141 (west part of Withernwick and includes Humbleton, Flinton, West Newton and northern part of Sproatley) 758 (Bridlington South) 44 Average household income: 30,082-41,271 33,168 X 45 Number of households without a car or 17 (8.4%)* (20.2%)* (26.8%)* van 46 Number of households with 1 car or 93 (46.0%)* (46.0%)* (43.8%)* vans 47 Number of households with 2 cars or 69 (34.2%)* (27.1%)* (23.6%)* vans 48 Number of households with 3 or more 23 (11.4%)* (6.6%)* (5.9%)* cars or vans 49 Regeneration Strategy category None 1

Withernwick is located within an area ranked amongst the 10% most deprived areas in the country as measured against access to housing and services (Barriers to Housing and Service Domain: Indices of Multiple Deprivation 2007). Services and Facilities 50 Shopping areas: No shopping area defined 51 Nearest supermarket: Londis & Spar (Aldbrough) approximately 3.5 miles Co-op (Hornsea) approximately 7 miles Asda (Bilton) approximately 8.5 miles Other Hull supermarkets approximately 9-12 miles 52 Retail hierarchy status: Not assessed 53 Markets: 54 Community services and facilities: (see also below) Falcon Inn Main Street AA Voase Butchers Main Street Withernwick Village Hall Main Street Withernwick Institute Main Street 55 Primary school(s): Withernwick does not have a primary school. Children generally attend Aldbrough Primary School 56 Nearest Secondary school(s): Hornsea School South Holderness Technology College 57 Capacity of schools: Aldbrough Primary School 186 (116 currently on roll 2007/08) Hornsea School 1,404 (1,263 currently on roll 2007/08) South Holderness Technology College 1,782 (1,810 currently on roll 2007/08) 58 Nearest college/sixth form: Hornsea School South Holderness Technology College 59 Health facilities: Hospitals Princess Royal Hospital 9 miles Nearest alternatives: Hornsea Cottage Hospital 7.5 miles Hull Royal Infirmary (A&E) 13.5 miles GP Surgeries Dr P I Collingwood and Partners, Cross Street, Aldbrough 3.5 miles Nearest alternatives: Eastgate Medical Group, Eastgate, Hornsea 7.5 miles Hedon Group Practice, Market Hill House, Hedon 12.5 miles Dental Practices Hornsea Dental Access Service, Cliff Road, Hornsea 7.5 miles Nearest alternatives: Dr A Dickson, Cliff Road, Hornsea 7.5 miles Dr H Cowley & Dr J Essam, High Stile, Leven 8.5 miles Pharmacies Lloyds Pharmacy, Market Place, Hornsea 7.5 miles Nearest alternatives: Stephen P Bowling Dispensing Chemist, Newbegin, Hornsea 7.5 miles Ba Whittle Chemists, Newbegin, Hornsea 7.5 miles 60 Leisure and cultural facilities: 61 Recreation areas: 63 Tourist facilities/accommodation: 64 Infrastructure capacity and constraints: Transport and Accessibility 65 Strategic highway access (any identified Approximately 5 miles from the A165 network constraints): 66 Rail network access: Nearest station: Hull 13 miles 67 Public transport provision (Bus): EYMS: 220, 230, 241, 920 (all limited services) 68 Distance by road to nearest Regional or Sub Regional City (time taken on public Hull 13 miles (1 hr 2 mins by bus change at Skirlaugh)

transport): 69 Distance by road to nearest Principal Town (time taken on public transport): Beverley 13.5 miles (1 hr 2 mins by bus change at Hornsea) 70 Average distance of travel to work 18.49* (11.5 miles) 17.75* (11 miles) 13.39* (8.3 miles) (km): 71 Travel to work by public transport 4 (1.9%)* (4.7%)* (14.5%)* 72 Travel to work by 177 (82.7%)* (69.5%)* (63.1%)* car/motorcycle/van/taxi 73 Travel to work by bicycle or on foot 10 (4.7%)* (14.8%)* (12.8%)* 74 People who mainly work from home 20 (9.3%)* (10.3%)* (9.2%)* 75 Travel to Work Area Hull* Environmental Issues 76 Flood risk: Withernwick village is within an area defined as Flood Zone 1 (low risk). In the events of June 2007, between 1 and 10 properties were recorded as being flooded in the parish. 77 National designations: There are three small SSSI designations south of the village along the southern boundary of the parish (parts of Lambwath Meadow). 78 Local designations: Lambwath Stream is a designated RIGS. 79 Landscape character: (please see the Landscape Character Assessment and Detailed Assessments for further information) 80 Quality of surrounding agricultural land: 81 Conservation areas: None 82 Identified brownfield sites suitable for TBC redevelopment General Landscape character designation: Central Holderness Open Farmland East Grade 2 (Best and most versatile) North, West, South Grade 3 Parish Plans, Local Views and Strategies Please note: The views and material referenced below have been included for information only and do not necessarily mean that they have the support of East Riding of Yorkshire Council Comments: Draft published: 27/08/2008 First published: 07/11/2008 Last updated: Change Log Row Change Origin Date 59 Health facilities destinations and journey distances revised Forward Planning 03/11/08