Is Nottingham an affluent area?

According to figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Nottingham has the UK's lowest gross disposable household income - or GDHI. Residents earn, on average, £12,445 a year after tax through jobs or benefits. Only Leicester has finished below Nottingham in recent years, in 2013 and 2014.

Is Nottingham a rich area?

People in Nottingham have the least disposable income in the UK, new analysis has revealed.

What is the poshest town in Nottingham?

Colston Bassett, near Bingham, named among poshest villages in Telegraph list. A village with an average house price of £786,955 and its own cheese has been named among the 54 poshest in Britain. Colston Bassett, in the Vale of Belvoir, Rushcliffe, has been named the poshest in Nottinghamshire by the Telegraph.

Is Nottingham a nice area to live?

This city offers a distinctive atmosphere that combines rich history with an exciting modern culture. Living in Nottingham gives you the benefit of excellent schools, easy commuting options, good affordability and a strong sense of safety.

What are the rough areas of Nottingham?

Crime in Nottingham's Neighbourhoods

City Centre & Trent Bridge is the most dangerous neighbourhood in Nottingham, followed by St Ann's West in second place, and Bulwell North as the third most dangerous area.

Poorest Cities in the UK – Nottingham

What is the nicest area of Nottingham?

What is the red zone in Nottingham?

Red zone line marking is a proven method of ensuring that roads in said zones are free from stopped vehicles, improving the flow of traffic, increasing efficiency and lowering traffic build-up.

What is the most deprived city in Nottingham?

Nottingham ranks 11th most deprived area of the country and 30% of our neighbourhoods are in the 10% most deprived wards in England overall.

What is the most expensive area in Nottingham?

What is the housing problem in Nottingham?

Nottingham council states that their key housing issues are a lack of affordable housing to rent and that which is rentable is 'low quality'. Furthermore, Nottingham has a higher number of homeless people and rough sleepers.

Who is the richest person in Nottingham?

Tony Langley and family - the Nottinghamshire billionaire is behind engineering company Langley Holdings, which is based in Retford, and has wealth totalling £1.35bn.

What is the safest part of Nottingham?

According to statistics, Wollaton East and Lenton Abbey can be considered one of the safest areas in the Nottingham City area, with 741 total crimes being recorded.

Is Nottingham cheap or expensive?

The cost of living in Nottingham is quite close to the national average and roughly 18% cheaper than in the capital, London. Therefore, it's neither particularly expensive nor particularly cheap to live in.

What is the richest part of the Midlands?

The richest area in the whole region is central Birmingham. Here, residents earned an average of £52,100 a year. The second richest was Harborne, where the average income was £40,500.

What are the advantages of living in Nottingham?

Here you'll find plenty of shops, restaurants, cinemas and live venues such as Motorpoint Arena Nottingham. There's plenty of culture in Nottingham too, with the likes of art galleries, museums and even playhouses to keep you entertained. The city even has its own racecourse!

What is the most beautiful town in Nottingham?

Southwell. Visit Nottinghamshire argues Southwell is "one of the prettiest towns in Nottinghamshire", and it's hard to argue with that assessment. Southwell Minster is a very fine example of Normal architecture and its nave is one of the finest in Europe.

Where is the nicest place to live in Nottingham?

What are the most deprived parts of Nottingham?

64 SOAs in the City are in the 10% most deprived nationally, the most affected being parts of Broxtowe, St Ann's and Hyson Green. Outside the City only Arnold (Killisick) appears in the 10% most deprived nationally.

Where is the cheapest place to live in Nottingham?

Why is Nottingham poorest city in UK?

In comparison to the UK average of £21,440, Nottingham had the lowest GDHI per head at £13,952. In response, the city council said the data painted a "skewed" picture, due to the high number of students not earning and tight boundaries excluding wealthy pensioners in suburbs like West Bridgford.

What percentage of Nottingham is white?

Nottingham is a majority White city with a majority of 71.5%, the largest ethnicity of which is the White British at 65.4% however this majority has been in decline since post-war migration began to the UK.

Where does Nottingham rank in crime?

Nottingham violent crime rate rank

Violent crime rate is 34.3 crimes reported per 1,000 working people per annum. It's the 38. lowest crime rate out of 95 England and Wales' postcode areas.

Is there a card for all Nottingham busses?

Flexible Days cards gives you unlimited travel on any bus or tram within Greater Nottingham – just purchase 20 or 50 all-day travel passes and use them when it's convenient for you! For more information about Flexible days cards, please visit the Robin Hood website - Flexible Days.

Is there a low emission zone in Nottingham?

“There is no ULEZ in Nottingham and there are no plans for one. Any ULEZ brought in anywhere in the country is a result of air quality targets introduced by the Conservative Government, and local authorities have a legal obligation to meet those targets.”

What does red zone mean in driving?

In the UK, red routes are major roads in urban areas, stopping, loading or unloading a vehicle is not allowed by law or only when the adjacent signs state that vehicles can park - the days and times will usually be stated on the sign. It is the authorities aim to ease the flow of traffic on these thoroughfares.