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2018 Population - 10,367

Average Age - 51 (Torbay Average - 48)

Life Expectancy at birth (Male) - 80.4 (Torbay Average - 78.7)

Life Expectancy at birth (Female) - 84.0 (Torbay Average - 82.7)Source: ONS Mid-Year estimates, PCMD

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65 to 69

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EnglandTorbay

The chart below (Fig 2) shows a population profile for Preston broken down by age and how this compares to Torbay and England. The proportion of dependants compared to working age is higher than Torbay.

Approximately 0% of residents live in areas ranked amongst the 20% most deprived in England (Fig 1).

1.7% of the population was recorded as Black Asian Minority Ethnic by the 2011 Census.

Disability Free Life Expectancy is 63.3 years for males and 65.6 years for females in Preston.

Fig 2: Population Profile

Source: ONS Mid-Year estimates 2018

This profile provides an overview for Preston, other JSNA Profiles for Torbay and the Torbay towns can be found at

http://www.southdevonandtorbay.info/needs-assessment/jsna-narratives/

Fig 1: Deprivation quintiles within Torbay

Source: IMD 2019

Source: PCMD, ONS MYE Populations, PHOF - England, Image: people by Mello from the Noun Project

Ward rate significantly lower than Torbay

DEMOGRAPHY

Overall premature deaths for those aged 75 & under for the previous seven years have been slightly lower than Torbay as a whole. When compared to national figures they are slightly lower than England (Fig 3).

Fig 3: Overall premature deaths per 100,000 under 75's (Age Standardised) - 2012 to 2018

Preston317

Torbay357

England333

Ward rate significantly higher than Torbay

Ward rate not significantly different from Torbay

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Smoking in pregnancy has detrimental effects for the growth and development of the baby. On average, pregnant women who smoke have more complications during pregnancy and labour.

The percentage of women recorded as smoking at the time of delivery over the previous seven years has been significantly lower in Preston than Torbay as a whole. When compared to national figures the rate is slightly lower than England (Fig 5).

Fig 5: Percentage of women who smoke at time of delivery - 12/13 to 18/19

Source: Torbay & South Devon Foundation Trust, PHOF - England, Image: Smoking by sandra from the Noun Project

Preston9.8%

Torbay17.7%

England11.4%

Ward percentage significantly higher than Torbay

Ward percentage not significantly different from Torbay

Ward percentage significantly lower than Torbay

Fig 6: Teenage Conceptions - 2013 to 2015

Source: ONS Under 18 conceptions by MSOA

Rate significantly higher than Torbay

Rate not significantly different from Torbay

Rate significantly lower than Torbay

Teenage conception rates for 2013 to 2015 were made available at a level that is not consistent with the new ward boundaries. The new ward boundaries have been overlaid onto the data to show the differing rates of teenage conceptions across Torbay (Fig 6).

Fig 4: Living Environment Deprivation - IMD (2019)

Source: IMD 2019

Within the Index of Multiple Deprivation there are many sub-categories, one of these relates to Living Environment Deprivation. Living Environment Deprivation is made of two sub-domains: 1. Indoor - Quality of Housing 2. Outdoor - Measures of Air Quality, Road Traffic Accidents involving injury to pedestrians & cyclists.

Approximately 0% of residents live in areas ranked amongst the 20% most deprived areas of England in relation to the Living Environment.

PREGNANCY

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Breast milk offers the best nutrition for infants in the first stages of life. The percentage of women breastfeeding 48 hours after delivery over the previous seven years has been significantly higher in Preston than Torbay as a whole. There are no exact matches for this data at a national level (Fig 7).

Fig 7: Percentage of all mothers who breastfeed their babies in the first 48hrs after delivery - 12/13 to 18/19

72.8%

79.6%

Torbay

Preston

The percentage of children who achieved a good level of development at the Early Years Foundation Stage over the previous four years have been slightly higher in Preston than Torbay as a whole. When compared to national figures they are significantly higher than England (Fig 8). Torbay figures relate to children resident within Torbay.

Preston52.3

Torbay48.6

England47.4

Attainment 8 scores relate to a student's average GCSE grade across eight core subjects, the higher the Attainment 8 score, the better the result. The average score over the previous four years has been significantly higher in Preston than Torbay as a whole. When compared to national figures they are significantly higher than England (Fig 9).

Torbay figures relate to children resident within the Torbay area who attended Torbay maintained and academy schools.

Source: Torbay Council Education, www.gov.uk GCSE equivalent 2019 main tables, Image: A+ Student by Gan Khoor Lay from the Noun Project




Fig 9: Average Attainment 8 Score (GCSEs) -2016 to 2019

Preston15.8%

Torbay27.9%

England26.1%

Fig 10: Percentage of pupils eligible for Deprivation Pupil Premium - 15/16 to 18/19

The deprivation pupil premium is allocated to those pupils that have been known to be eligible for free school meals at any pupil level census over the last six years. The average deprivation pupil premium rate over the previous four years has been significantly lower in Preston than Torbay as a whole. When compared to national figures they are significantly lower than England (Fig 10).

Torbay figures relate to children resident within the Torbay area who attended Torbay maintained and academy schools.

Source: Torbay Council Education, www.gov.uk Pupil Premium conditions of grant, Image: pound sterling by Bastien Delmare from the Noun Project




Source: Torbay & South Devon Foundation Trust, Image: Breastfeeding by Deemak Daksina from the Noun Project




Preston76.2%

Torbay71.1%

England70.8%

Fig 8: Percentage of children who achieved a good level of development at Early Years Foundation Stage - 2016 to 2019




Source: Torbay Council Education, PHOF - England, Image: Children by Peter van Driel from the Noun Project

EDUCATION

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Children's weight for Reception and Year 6 pupils is lower but not significantly lower than Torbay as a whole, in comparison to national figures it is lower but not significantly lower than England.

Fig 12: Percentage of Children in low income families 2012 to 2016

Fig 13: Percentage of JSA/UC Claimants aged 16 to 64 - 2015 to 2019 (measure taken in March of each year)

Source: www.gov.uk - Personal tax credits in low income families, Image: pound sterling by Bastien Delmare from the Noun Project

The percentage rate of Job Seekers Allowance (JSA) / Universal Credit (UC) claimants over the last five years has been significantly lower in Preston than Torbay as a whole, compared to national figures it is significantly lower than England (Fig 13).

Source: NOMIS - Claimant count by sex and age, Image: people by Anastasia Latysheva from the Noun Project

The number of children in low income families (households where income is less than 60% of median income) is significantly lower in Preston than Torbay as a whole. When compared to national figures it is significantly lower than England (Fig 12).

Fig 11: Crime and Anti-Social Behaviour rates -16/17 to 18/19

Source: Torbay Council - Community Safety Team

Preston11.1%

Torbay21.1%

England18.0%







Preston1.6%

Torbay2.4%

England2.1%




Citizens Advice provide free, confidential and impartial advice to those who are encountering issues related to many subjects including Debt, Benefits and Housing. They will often be the first stop for people encountering these issues and as such are a good barometer of the local economy.

FINANCE

CRIME

Recorded crime and anti-social behaviour (Fig 11) is currently recorded at police neighbourhood beat level of which there are seventeen areas. The highest concentrations of crime and anti-social behaviour are in the central areas of Torquay (Town Centre, Torre & Upton, Hele) and Paignton, this is to be expected as these areas contain the highest concentrations of pubs, clubs and other nightlife.

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Pension credit was introduced during 2003, its main purpose is to give those of pensionable age in the UK a minimum guaranteed income. The percentage of claimants over the previous four years have been significantly lower in Preston than Torbay as a whole. When compared to national figures they are significantly higher than England (Fig 15).

Fig 15: Percentage of Pension Credit Claimants (60+) - 2015 to 2018 (measure taken in February of each year)

Source: NOMIS - benefit claimants pension credits for small areas, Image: pound sterling by Bastien Delmare from the Noun Project

Fig 14: Query rates to Citizens Advice compared to Torbay - 2018/19

Issue

Debt

Benefits

Housing

significantly lower than Torbay

significantly lower than Torbay

slightly lower than Torbay

Preston13.4%

Torbay15.6%

England12.7%




Source: Torbay Citizens Advice

The number of requests for adult social care support for new clients (65 and above) over the previous three years has been slightly higher in Preston than Torbay as a whole (Fig 16). A new client is defined as an individual who was not in receipt of long term support at the time of the request.

Fig 16: Requests for Adult social care support for new clients, aged 65 and over per 100,000 -2016/17 to 2018/19

Preston12,909

Torbay12,569

Source: Torbay & South Devon Healthcare Trust, Image: social care by Diego Naïve from the Noun Project

Preston654

Torbay505

Fig 17: Rate of long-term support for those with a primary support reason of Learning Disability, aged 18 to 64 per 100,000 - 2016/17 to 2018/19

Source: Torbay & South Devon Healthcare Trust, Image: social care by Diego Naive from the Noun Project

Fig 18: Rate of long-term support for those with a primary support reason of Mental Health, aged 18 and over per 100,000 - 2016/17 to 2018/19

Preston214

Torbay279

Source: Torbay & South Devon Healthcare Trust, Image: Mental Health by Blair Adams from the Noun Project

The rate of long-term support for those aged 18 to 64 who have a primary support reason of Learning Disability over the previous three years has been slightly higher in Preston than Torbay as a whole (Fig 17).

The rate of long-term support for individuals aged 18 and over who have a primary support reason of Mental Health over the previous three years has been slightly lower in Preston than Torbay as a whole (Fig 18).




The rate of long-term support for those aged 18 and over with a primary support reason of Physical Personal Care over the previous three years has been slightly higher in Preston than Torbay as a whole (Fig 19).

SOCIAL CARE

The figures within the social care section for Torbay as a whole relate to those individuals whose postcode is within the Torbay area, it does not include those whose addresses are unknown or are outside Torbay.

The key for all five charts in the Social Care section is shown below:

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15000

16000

17000

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19000

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14/15 15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19

Preston Torbay England

Source: HES (Age Standardised)

Fig 21: Planned admissions per 100,000 population

The number of emergency admissions over the previous five years have been significantly lower in Preston than Torbay as a whole. When compared to national figures they are slightly lower than England (Fig 22).

Fig 22: Emergency admissions per 100,000 population

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Public Health England estimate that alcohol abuse costs approximately £21 billion a year (£11 billion in alcohol related crime, £7 billion from lost productivity, £3.5 billion to the NHS).

The number of alcohol related admissions over the previous five years have been significantly lower in Preston than Torbay as a whole. Compared to national figures they are slightly higher than England (Fig 23).

Fig 19: Rate of long-term support for those with a primary support reason of Physical Personal Care, aged 65 and over per 100,000 -2016/17 to 2018/19

Preston3,362

Torbay3,310

Source: Torbay & South Devon Healthcare Trust, , Image: home care by corpus delicti from the Noun Project

Preston612

Torbay445

The rate of permanent admissions to nursing and residential homes for those individuals aged 65 and over for the previous three years has been slightly higher in Preston than Torbay as a whole (Fig 20). These figures include individuals who were already placed at a home prior to it becoming a long-term placement.

Fig 20: Rate of permanent admissions to residential and nursing homes, aged 65 and over per 100,000 - 2016/17 to 2018/19

Source: Torbay & South Devon Healthcare Trust, Image: nursing home by Cezary Lopacinski from the Noun Project

HEALTHCARE

The number of planned admissions over the previous five years have been significantly lower in Preston than Torbay as a whole. When compared to national figures they are significantly lower than England (Fig 21).

Fig 23: Admission episodes for alcohol related conditions per 100,000 population

Source: HES (Narrow - Age Standardised)

Obesity doubles the risk of dying prematurely with obese adults 7 times more likely to become a type 2 diabetic (Source: Childhood Obesity - a plan for action).

Admissions containing a diagnosis of obesity over the last five years have been significantly lower in Preston than Torbay as a whole. When compared to national figures they are significantly higher than England (Fig 24).

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Fig 24: Admission episodes with a diagnosis of obesity per 100,000 population


Falls are the largest cause of emergency hospital admissions for older people, and significantly impact on long term outcomes, for example a fall causing a person to move from their own home to long-term nursing or residential care.

Emergency admissions for those aged 65 and over for the previous five years have been slightly lower in Preston than Torbay as a whole. Compared to national figures they are slightly lower than England (Fig 25).

Fig 25: Emergency hospital admissions due to falls in people aged 65 and over per 100,000 over 65's - 14/15 to 18/19

Source: HES (Age Standardised), Image: falling by Andrew Doane from the Noun Project

Fig 26: Emergency hospital admissions caused by unintentional & deliberate injuries in children (0 to 14) per 10,000 - 11/12 to 18/19

Emergency admissions due to unintentional and deliberate injuries for children aged 14 & under for the previous eight years have been slightly lower in Preston than Torbay as a whole. When compared to national figures they are slightly lower than England (Fig 26).

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Preston100

Torbay110

England105

Source: HES, Image: Face with head bandage by Anniken & Andreas from the Noun Project




--1617 England Emergency hospital admissions due to falls in people aged 65 and over--

Preston1,998

Torbay2,105

England2,170

References and further information:

fingertips - https://fingertips.phe.org.uk/

Public Health Outcomes Framework -https://fingertips.phe.org.uk/profile/public-health-outcomes-framework

NCMP Profile -https://fingertips.phe.org.uk/profile/national-child-measurement-programme

NOMIS Official Labour Statistics -https://www.nomisweb.co.uk/

Police Data - https://data.police.uk/

Early Years Foundation Stage Profile -https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/early-years-foundation-stage-profile-results-2018-to-2019

GCSE's -https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/key-stage-4-performance-2019-provisional

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https://fingertips.phe.org.uk/

https://fingertips.phe.org.uk/profile/public-health-outcomes-framework

https://fingertips.phe.org.uk/profile/national-child-measurement-programme

https://www.nomisweb.co.uk/

https://data.police.uk/

https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/early-years-foundation-stage-profile-results-2018-to-2019

https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/key-stage-4-performance-2019-provisional

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Secondary School

Special School

Further Education College

GP Practice

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Barton With

Watcombe

Cockington

With ChelstonEllacombe Shiphay St Marychurch Tormohun Wellswood

DEMOGRAPHY

Premature Deaths R Q Q

PREGNANCY

Smoking at time of delivery R Q R Q

Teenage Conceptions Q Q Q

Breastfeeding Q R Q R

EDUCATION

Early Years Foundation Stage R

Attainment 8 (GCSEs) Q R Q R R

Deprivation Pupil Premium Q R Q R R Q R

CRIME

Recorded Crime R R Q R R Q R

Anti-social behaviour R R R R Q R

FINANCE

Children in low income families Q R Q R R Q R

Job Seekers/Universal Credit Claimants R R Q R R Q

Debt queries to Citizen's Advice Bureau R R Q R

Pension Credit Claimants R Q R Q Q R

SOCIAL CARE

Adult Social Care Support for new

clients (65+) Q

Long-term support - Learning Disability

(18-64) R Q R

Long-term support - Mental Health (18+) R R Q Q Q

Long-term support - Physical Personal

Care (65+) R Q R

Permanent admissions to

residential/nursing home (65+)R R R Q

HEALTHCARE

Hospital Planned admissions Q Q Q Q Q R

Hospital Emergency admissions Q R Q Q

Alcohol related admissions R R Q Q Q

Obesity admissions Q R Q R

Emergency admissons for falls (65 and

over) Q

Admissions for unintentional &

deliberate injuries (0 to 14)

TORQUAY WARDS AT A GLANCE - Shows the ward indicator relative to Torbay as a whole

Significantly better than Torbay average

Not significantly different from Torbay average

Significantly worse than Torbay average

Current ward is highlighted

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PAIGNTON & BRIXHAM WARDS AT A GLANCE - Shows the ward indicator relative to Torbay as a whole

Significantly better than Torbay average

Not significantly different from Torbay average

Significantly worse than Torbay average

Current ward is highlighted

Churston

With

Galmpton

Clifton With

Maidenway

Collaton St

Mary

Furzeham

With Summercombe

Goodrington

With

Roselands

King's Ash PrestonRoundham

With Hyde

St Peter's

With St

Mary's

DEMOGRAPHY

Premature Deaths R R Q

PREGNANCY

Smoking at time of delivery R R Q R Q

Teenage Conceptions R R Q

Breastfeeding R Q R Q

EDUCATION

Early Years Foundation Stage R R Q

Attainment 8 (GCSEs) R Q Q R Q Q

Deprivation Pupil Premium R R Q R R Q R Q R

CRIME

Recorded Crime R R R R R R R Q R

Anti-social behaviour R R R R R R R Q R

FINANCE

Children in low income families R R R R Q R Q

Job Seekers/Universal Credit

ClaimantsR R R R R R Q R

Debt queries to Citizen's Advice

BureauR Q R R Q R Q R

Pension Credit Claimants R R R R Q R Q

SOCIAL CARE

Adult Social Care Support for

new clients (65+)R R R Q R

Long-term support - Learning

Disability (18-64) R Q R

Long-term support - Mental

Health (18+)R R R Q R

Long-term support - Physical

Personal Care (65+)R R R R Q R

Permanent admissions to

residential/nursing home (65+)R R Q R

HEALTHCARE

Hospital Planned admissions R Q R Q R R R

Hospital Emergency admissions R R Q R R Q R Q R

Alcohol related admissions R R R R Q

Obesity admissions R Q R Q R

Emergency admissons for falls

(65 and over) R

Admissions for unintentional &

deliberate injuries (0 to 14)

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