Datchet Neighbourhood Plan
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Some key statistics...

As part of the evidence-gathering process, Datchet's Neighbourhood Plan team will be analysing local statistics and trends

Datchet's Population

In 2015 the population of the village was 4921
Did you know…
Compared with the average for the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead, Datchet has:
  • more children
  • fewer retired people
  • slightly more people of working age
  • a higher proportion from Black and Minority Ethnic groups
  Also… in the last decade, Datchet’s population has risen by less than the average for W&M but the birth rate is higher.
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Housing in Datchet

In 2011, the total number of dwellings was 2127
Did you know…
The most common council tax band was C. There were 19 dwellings in the highest band (H) and 48 in the lowest band (A)
 Also…
  • 3.4% of dwellings in Datchet have no central heating
  • 4.5% of dwellings in Datchet do not have enough bedrooms for the number of people living there.
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Are the majority of houses owned or rented?

More than 65% of dwellings (ie flats or houses) are owned outright or with a mortgage. 16% of dwellings are rented privately. Just over 14% are rented from RBWM or from a Housing Association.
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Employment in Datchet

How many of us are employed, unemployed or claiming benefits?
Figures in 2014 for the employed, the unemployed and those claiming benefits are all higher in Datchet than the average for Windsor & Maidenhead; percentages do not total 100 because not all people of working age identify themselves as employed or unemployed.
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How well qualified are people in Datchet?
According to 2011 census statistics, of the 3928 people in Datchet aged 16 or over, 27% were educated to degree level or above; 14% had no qualifications.
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Risk of child poverty

How many children in Datchet are at risk of poverty?
In 2014, 16.2% of children in Datchet were at risk of poverty compared with the average figure of 9% across the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead.
 Did you know that Datchet is ranked as high risk?
The Borough monitors the risk of child poverty through the 23 wards, the least deprived being listed as 23. In 2014, Datchet Ward was ranked as high risk, at number 3.
How is poverty measured?
Risk of Poverty figures measure the percentage of children in households which receive Child Tax Credits and have incomes 60% or less of the national median figure, plus some other indicators. The provisional estimate of median household disposable income for 2015/16 is £26,400; 60% of this is £15,840.

Datchet demographics

For more information about Datchet, produced by RBWM Council, please click here
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  • Home
  • NEWS
    • What's new?
    • In the press
  • OUR PLAN
    • What is a Neighbourhood Plan?
    • Neighbourhood Plan area
    • Planning policy explained
    • Our progress
    • Neighbourhood Plan team >
      • Steering group
      • Minutes of our meetings
    • Useful links
  • CONSULTATIONS
    • How to comment
    • The Consultation Process
    • Regulation 16 documents
  • Surveys
    • Survey: What's important to you?
    • Local List - heritage
    • Getting Around Survey
    • Getting Around Survey - Students' responses
    • Planning for climate change
    • Open spaces survey
    • Clean Air Day Survey
    • Summary - village-wide survey
    • What you like about Datchet
    • What you don't like
    • What you would change
    • What you would keep
    • Who responded to our village-wide survey?
    • What our younger residents say
  • EVIDENCE
    • Our evidence
    • Conservation Area & Listed Buildings
    • Local List - Non-Designated Heritage Assets
    • Local Green Spaces
    • Maps
    • Key statistics
    • Character assessments >
      • Drop-in Session Jan 2019
    • Townscape assessment
    • Air quality
    • Datchet Design Guide
    • Downsizing
    • Previous development >
      • A brief history of Datchet
      • The bypass which was never built
  • FAQs
  • Get Involved
    • Contact Us