Photo: Andrew Hill · CC BY-SA 2.0Half of Froggatt is over 58.1, older than 99% of UK towns
Against a figure of 24% across England’s towns, the share of households without a car or van in Froggatt comes in at 2.3%. Here, just over one in ten households have dependent children. 22% of adults have never married or formed a civil partnership, fewer than in 98% of UK towns. In 2021, the Census found 185 residents here, living in 87 households.
More residents aged 65 and over than 96% of UK towns: 34%
Share of residents in each five-year age band, Census 2021.
10% of residents are aged 15 to 24, against 12% across England’s towns. Against that, 18% of residents are 65 or over across England’s towns.
Broad ages · share of residents
Women and men · all residents
53% women, 47% men
About 89 men for every 100 women. Across England, 51% of residents are women. Women live longer than men, so towns with many older residents have more women.
14% of residents lived at another address a year earlier, more than in 95% of UK towns
What adults did at the 2021 Census (the ONS’s NS-SEC classes), and where residents lived a year earlier.
Adults by occupation class · residents 16 and over
Address a year before the Census
Residents who lived somewhere else a year earlier. The bar runs to 25%.
In Froggatt, 4.1% of adults are full-time students, beside 7.9% across England’s towns. Across England’s towns, residents who moved in within the year come to 11%.
Fewer people live alone than in 97% of UK towns: 21% of households
Household make-up at the 2021 Census. Each square is 1% of households.
Against Derbyshire’s towns and England’s towns
People per household
England’s towns.
Shared households of unrelated adults are about as common here as across England’s towns, at 3.5%. One-person households make up 30% across England’s towns.
A village of detached houses: 82% of households live in one
Accommodation type and cars or vans per household, Census 2021. Owning and renting are on Cost of living.
Type of home
Cars or vans · share of households
2.3% of households live in a flat or apartment, against 23% across England’s towns. The wider picture: just over a fifth of households live in a detached house across England’s towns. Here, 8% of households live in a terraced house.
A higher share of residents whose main language is English than 84% of UK towns, at 99%
Country of birth, year of arrival and main language, Census 2021.
Born outside the UK, by region · share of all residents; the bar runs to 25%
Main language · residents aged 3 and over
Across England’s towns, the share of residents born outside the UK is 18%; Froggatt has 8%. As a yardstick, 90% of residents have English as their main language across England’s towns. Among residents born abroad, the largest groups were born in EU countries (2.1%) and in the Middle East and Asia (2.1%).
96% of residents describe themselves as White British, more than in 84% of UK towns
How residents described themselves at the 2021 Census. Lines join the lowest and highest of the three figures.
Ethnic groups other than White British · all residents
White British, not charted: 96% of Froggatt · Derbyshire’s towns 86% · England’s towns 73%.
Religion · all residents
46% of residents describe themselves as Christian across England’s towns, against 55% in Froggatt. Residents with no religion account for 36%. As a reference point, 73% of residents describe themselves as White British across England’s towns.
A larger share of married adults and civil partners than 99% of UK towns: 65%
Legal partnership status (residents 16 and over) and unpaid care (residents 5 and over), Census 2021.
Partnership status · residents 16 and over
Unpaid care given · share of residents 5 and over
Nothing unusual on unpaid carers: 8.7%, close to the figure across England’s towns. The wider picture: 44% of adults are married or in a civil partnership across England’s towns. Unpaid care takes 50 hours a week or more for 1 people.
The share of adults with a degree-level qualification: 51%
Highest qualification, residents 16 and over, Census 2021.
Highest qualification · residents 16 and over
51% of Froggatt’s adults have a degree-level qualification, against 34% across England’s towns; 9.7% have none (18%).
Median age: 1 of the 7 towns around Froggatt are older
Nearby built-up areas coloured by median age, Census 2021. Tap a town for its page.
Health, work and homes have their own pages
What this data can and can’t tell you
- “Derbyshire’s towns” and “England’s towns” mean their built-up areas. Census comparisons pool every built-up area in Derbyshire (or England), summed the same way as Froggatt’s figures, so households in open countryside are left out.
- Small counts are blurred. The ONS adds small random changes to Census counts to protect privacy, so the same total differs a little between tables, and the shares of a small town can move by a point or two.
Questions about Froggatt’s residents
What is the population of Froggatt?
The 2021 Census counted 185 people in Froggatt’s built-up area.
What is the average age in Froggatt?
The median age was 58.1 at the 2021 Census. 10% of residents were 15 to 24 and 34% were 65 or over.
How diverse is Froggatt?
96% of residents described themselves as White British in 2021, against 73% across England’s towns and 86% across Derbyshire’s towns. 8% were born outside the UK.
What religion are people in Froggatt?
36% said they had no religion and 55% that they were Christian at the 2021 Census; 0.5% were Muslim and 7% didn’t answer.
Is Froggatt good for families?
11% of households had dependent children in 2021, against 29% across England’s towns. Schools are on Froggatt’s schools page.
Sources: ONS Census 2021, output areas summed to the ONS 2022 built-up area (TS002, TS003, TS004, TS007A, TS008, TS015, TS017, TS019, TS021, TS029, TS030, TS039, TS044, TS045, TS062, TS067). All under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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