Vehicle barriers in Blyth (Northumberland)

Blyth (Northumberland) is the Census 2021 built-up area E63000050 in North East. ONS counted 39,730 usual residents and a median age of 41.

The ONS size class for this settlement is Medium. Largest industry groups among employed residents: Human health and social work activities at 18.3%, then Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles at 15.2%, then Construction at 9.7%.

Accommodation: Whole house or bungalow: Semi-detached at 42.4%, then Whole house or bungalow: Terraced at 26.3%, then Whole house or bungalow: Detached at 15.8%, then Flat, maisonette or apartment at 15.5%. Tenure: Owned: owns outright at 29.9%, then Owned: owns with a mortgage or loan or shared ownership at 29.1%, then Rented: social rented at 24.8%, then Private rented or lives rent free at 16.2%.

The largest occupation group is Professional occupations at 14.4% of employed residents. Among residents aged 16 and over, 53.6% were recorded as employed.

Human health and social work leads employment. A barrier only belongs on a private staff car park if that estate instructs us.

We do not assume a hospital contract from the census industry label. Detached houses lead the housing mix, so communal booms are less common than on flatted estates.

We do not invent a podium that the census says is not the main housing form. Counts are rounded to the nearest 5 and very small cells may have been suppressed by ONS.

A barrier survey is on application and only for a private lane. This readout does not invent a business park.

Other settlements with their own barrier page in North East include Chester-le-Street, Consett, Cramlington.