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Mid Sussex

According to the 2021 census, Mid Sussex had a total of 152,566 usual residents residing in 63,349 households, indicating an average household size of 2.4. The borough covers an area of 42.2 square kilometers resulting in a population density of 456.8 individuals per square kilometer. The average age of its residents was 42.2 years.

Religion: In Mid Sussex, the ‘Christian’ community represents the largest religious group, making up 47.92% of the population, ‘No religion’ population follows at 42.08% and ‘Not answered’ is 3rd with 6.34%

Ethnic groups: The predominant ethnic group in Mid Sussex is ‘White’, constituting 92.24% of the total population. The ‘Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh’ ethnic group is second largest, making up 3.61%, while ‘Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups’ accounts for 2.51%.

Economic activity: 62.91% of Mid Sussex’s population is economically active. The primary job roles are ‘Professional occupations’ and ‘Managers, directors and senior officials’

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Health: Majority of the population are in very good health. Most common age groups are those aged 35 to 49 years and aged 50 to 64 years. Additionally, 51.86% of its inhabitants is married and 30.6% are single.

Living Arrangements and Property Types: Majority of the households are Single family households (67.8%). Most of the properties in Mid Sussex are detached or semi-detached, with the majority of the ownership either being owned or private rented

Crime rate: As of 2022, Mid Sussex crime rate (crime per 1000 residents) stands at 52.72. Most common crime types are ‘Violence and sexual offences’, ‘Anti-social behaviour’ and ‘Public order’.

Mid Sussex in comparision with nearby boroughs.

When we analyze the percentage distribution of population and households in Mid Sussex, we see that it surpasses many of the nearby boroughs in the following metrics.

Prominent demographics insights:
  1. Economic activity status:
    • Economically active (excluding full-time students)- Rank (9)
  2. Ethnic group:
    • White- Rank (9)
  3. General health:
    • Very good health- Rank (9)
  4. Marital and civil partnership status:
    • Married or in a registered civil partnership- Rank (8)
  5. Occupation:
    • Associate professional and technical- Rank (6)

Prominent household insights:
  1. Accommodation type:
    • Semi-detached- Rank (7)
    • Detached- Rank (8)
    • Converted building. Eg school, church- Rank (9)
  2. Household composition:
    • Single family household- Rank (5)
  3. Household deprivation:
    • Household is not deprived in any dimension- Rank (5)
  4. Tenure of household:
    • Owned- Rank (5)
    • Shared ownership- Rank (7)

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Demographics
Household

Property types in Mid Sussex

Accommodation Type Total % of Households
Detached 21,657 34.19
Semi-detached 18,994 29.98
Terraced 9,960 15.72
Flats 9,829 15.52
Converted or shared house 1,364 2.15
Converted building. Eg school, church 661 1.04
Commercial building. Eg office, hotel, shop 607 0.96
Caravan or other mobile structure 279 0.44

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Rank of Mid Sussex when compared against 25 nearby boroughs

Accommodation Type Rank % of Households
Semi-detached 7 29.98
Detached 8 34.19
Converted building. Eg school, church 9 1.04
Caravan or other mobile structure 12 0.44
Commercial building. Eg office, hotel, shop 17 0.96
Terraced 19 15.72
Flats 19 15.52
Converted or shared house 19 2.15

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Property ownership in Mid Sussex

  1. Owned – 72.63% (46,013)
    1. Owns outright – 36.72% (23,259)
    2. Owns with a mortgage or loan – 35.92% (22,754)
  2. Private rented – 15.33% (9,710)
    1. Private landlord or letting agency – 13.53% (8,568)
    2. Other private rented – 1.80% (1,142)
  3. Social rented – 10.75% (6,812)
    1. Other social rented – 10.03% (6,352)
    2. Rents from council or Local Authority – 0.73% (460)
  4. Shared ownership – 1.28% (810)
    1. Shared ownership – 1.28% (810)

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Rank of Mid Sussex when compared against 25 nearby boroughs

  1. Owned – rank – 5 (72.63%)
    1. Owns with a mortgage or loan – rank – 6 (35.92%)
    2. Owns outright – rank – 11 (36.72%)
  2. Shared ownership – rank – 7 (1.28%)
    1. Shared ownership – rank – 7 (1.28%)
  3. Private rented – rank – 18 (15.33%)
    1. Private landlord or letting agency – rank – 18 (13.53%)
    2. Other private rented – rank – 19 (1.80%)
  4. Social rented – rank – 20 (10.75%)
    1. Other social rented – rank – 8 (10.03%)
    2. Rents from council or Local Authority – rank – 24 (0.73%)

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Families in Mid Sussex

  1. Single family household – 67.80% (42,947)
    1. Married or civil partnership couple – 36.27% (22,974)
      1. Dependent children – 18.95% (12,004)
      2. No children – 11.38% (7,206)
      3. All children non-dependent – 5.94% (3,764)
    2. Cohabiting couple family – 11.48% (7,272)
      1. No children – 6.56% (4,157)
      2. With dependent children – 4.31% (2,729)
      3. All children non-dependent – 0.61% (386)
    3. All aged 66 years and over – 11.31% (7,165)
    4. Lone parent family – 8.32% (5,271)
      1. With dependent children – 4.93% (3,125)
      2. All children non-dependent – 3.39% (2,146)
    5. Other single family household – 0.42% (265)
      1. Other family composition – 0.42% (265)
  2. One person household – 27.50% (17,421)
    1. Other – 13.93% (8,822)
    2. Aged 66 years and over – 13.57% (8,599)
  3. Other household types – 4.70% (2,980)
    1. Other, including all full-time students and all aged 66 years and over – 2.96% (1,878)
    2. With dependent children – 1.74% (1,102)

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Rank of Mid Sussex when compared against 25 nearby boroughs

  1. Single family household – rank – 5 (67.80%)
    1. Cohabiting couple family – rank – 5 (11.48%)
      1. No children – rank – 6 (6.56%)
      2. With dependent children – rank – 8 (4.31%)
      3. All children non-dependent – rank – 14 (0.61%)
    2. Married or civil partnership couple – rank – 6 (36.27%)
      1. No children – rank – 7 (11.38%)
      2. Dependent children – rank – 8 (18.95%)
      3. All children non-dependent – rank – 13 (5.94%)
    3. All aged 66 years and over – rank – 10 (11.31%)
    4. Other single family household – rank – 19 (0.42%)
      1. Other family composition – rank – 19 (0.42%)
    5. Lone parent family – rank – 20 (8.32%)
      1. With dependent children – rank – 19 (4.93%)
      2. All children non-dependent – rank – 20 (3.39%)
  2. One person household – rank – 14 (27.50%)
    1. Aged 66 years and over – rank – 13 (13.57%)
    2. Other – rank – 14 (13.93%)
  3. Other household types – rank – 21 (4.70%)
    1. Other, including all full-time students and all aged 66 years and over – rank – 19 (2.96%)
    2. With dependent children – rank – 21 (1.74%)

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Mid Sussex household deprivation

Household Deprivation Total % of Households
Household is not deprived in any dimension 36,299 57.3
Household is deprived in one dimension 19,835 31.31
Household is deprived in two dimensions 6,078 9.59
Household is deprived in three dimensions 1,068 1.69
Household is deprived in four dimensions 69 0.11

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Rank of Mid Sussex when compared against 25 nearby boroughs

Household Deprivation Rank % of Households
Household is not deprived in any dimension 5 57.3
Household is deprived in one dimension 16 31.31
Household is deprived in two dimensions 22 9.59
Household is deprived in four dimensions 22 0.11
Household is deprived in three dimensions 23 1.69

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Household sizes in Mid Sussex

Household Size Total % of Households
2 people in household 22,501 35.52
1 person in household 17,421 27.5
3 people in household 10,289 16.24
4 people in household 9,613 15.17
5 people in household 2,682 4.23
6 people in household 625 0.99
7 people in household 134 0.21
8 or more people in household 84 0.13

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Rank of Mid Sussex when compared against 25 nearby boroughs

Household Size Rank % of Households
2 people in household 7 35.52
3 people in household 13 16.24
4 people in household 13 15.17
1 person in household 14 27.5
5 people in household 15 4.23
6 people in household 18 0.99
8 or more people in household 18 0.13
7 people in household 24 0.21

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Age groups of Mid Sussex residents

Age Total % of Usual residents
Aged 35 to 49 years 31,451 20.61
Aged 50 to 64 years 30,953 20.29
Aged 65 to 74 years 16,105 10.56
Aged 10 to 15 years 11,553 7.57
Aged 75 to 84 years 10,689 7.01
Aged 5 to 9 years 9,382 6.15
Aged 4 years and under 8,315 5.45
Aged 25 to 34 years 6,373 4.18
Aged 16 to 19 years 6,202 4.07
Aged 85 years and over 4,699 3.08

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Rank of Mid Sussex when compared against 25 nearby boroughs

Age Rank % of Usual residents
Aged 5 to 9 years 11 6.15
Aged 10 to 15 years 11 7.57
Aged 35 to 49 years 11 20.61
Aged 4 years and under 12 5.45
Aged 50 to 64 years 13 20.29
Aged 65 to 74 years 13 10.56
Aged 75 to 84 years 13 7.01
Aged 85 years and over 13 3.08
Aged 16 to 19 years 16 4.07
Aged 25 to 34 years 20 4.18

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Gender breakdown in Mid Sussex

Sex Total % of Usual residents
Female 78,500 51.45
Male 74,066 48.55

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Rank of Mid Sussex when compared against 25 nearby boroughs

Sex Rank % of Usual residents
Male 8 48.55
Female 18 51.45

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Mid Sussex Health status

General Health Total % of Usual residents
Very good health 80,741 52.92
Good health 50,460 33.07
Fair health 16,029 10.51
Bad health 4,180 2.74
Very bad health 1,156 0.76

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Rank of Mid Sussex when compared against 25 nearby boroughs

General Health Rank % of Usual residents
Very good health 9 52.92
Good health 13 33.07
Fair health 17 10.51
Bad health 18 2.74
Very bad health 19 0.76

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Relationship status amongst Mid Sussex Residents

  1. Married or in a registered civil partnership – 51.86% (63,948)
    1. Married – 51.63% (63,670)
      1. Opposite sex – 51.32% (63,280)
      2. Same sex – 0.32% (390)
    2. In a registered civil partnership – 0.23% (278)
      1. Same sex – 0.16% (199)
      2. Opposite sex – 0.06% (79)
  2. Never married and never registered a civil partnership – 30.60% (37,734)
  3. Divorced or civil partnership dissolved – 9.24% (11,395)
    1. Divorced – 9.21% (11,358)
    2. Formerly in a civil partnership now legally dissolved – 0.03% (37)
  4. Widowed or surviving civil partnership partner – 6.31% (7,779)
    1. Widowed – 6.30% (7,769)
    2. Surviving partner from civil partnership – 0.01% (10)
  5. Separated, but still legally married or still legally in a civil partnership – 1.99% (2,459)
    1. Separated, but still married – 1.98% (2,445)
    2. Separated, but still in a registered civil partnership – 0.01% (14)

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Rank of Mid Sussex when compared against 25 nearby boroughs

  1. Married or in a registered civil partnership – rank – 8 (51.86%)
    1. Married – rank – 8 (51.63%)
      1. Opposite sex – rank – 8 (51.32%)
      2. Same sex – rank – 9 (0.32%)
    2. In a registered civil partnership – rank – 12 (0.23%)
      1. Same sex – rank – 10 (0.16%)
      2. Opposite sex – rank – 21 (0.06%)
  2. Divorced or civil partnership dissolved – rank – 11 (9.24%)
    1. Formerly in a civil partnership now legally dissolved – rank – 6 (0.03%)
    2. Divorced – rank – 11 (9.21%)
  3. Widowed or surviving civil partnership partner – rank – 13 (6.31%)
    1. Surviving partner from civil partnership – rank – 9 (0.01%)
    2. Widowed – rank – 13 (6.30%)
  4. Separated, but still legally married or still legally in a civil partnership – rank – 17 (1.99%)
    1. Separated, but still in a registered civil partnership – rank – 9 (0.01%)
    2. Separated, but still married – rank – 16 (1.98%)
  5. Never married and never registered a civil partnership – rank – 19 (30.60%)

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Mid Sussex residents’ country of birth

  1. Europe – 93.31% (142,365)
    1. United Kingdom – 88.09% (134,395)
    2. EU countries – 4.66% (7,115)
      1. European Union EU14 – 2.64% (4,027)
      2. European Union EU8 – 1.10% (1,680)
      3. European Union EU2 – 0.78% (1,187)
      4. All other EU countries – 0.14% (221)
    3. Non-EU countries – 0.56% (855)
      1. All other non-EU countries – 0.56% (855)
  2. Middle East and Asia – 3.12% (4,767)
  3. Africa – 1.94% (2,967)
  4. The Americas and the Caribbean – 1.12% (1,716)
  5. Antarctica and Oceania (including Australasia) and Other – 0.46% (695)
  6. British Overseas – 0.04% (56)

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Rank of Mid Sussex when compared against 25 nearby boroughs

  1. British Overseas – rank – 4 (0.04%)
  2. Europe – rank – 11 (93.31%)
    1. United Kingdom – rank – 9 (88.09%)
    2. EU countries – rank – 17 (4.66%)
      1. European Union EU14 – rank – 15 (2.64%)
      2. European Union EU2 – rank – 15 (0.78%)
      3. All other EU countries – rank – 17 (0.14%)
      4. European Union EU8 – rank – 18 (1.10%)
    3. Non-EU countries – rank – 18 (0.56%)
      1. All other non-EU countries – rank – 18 (0.56%)
  3. Antarctica and Oceania (including Australasia) and Other – rank – 13 (0.46%)
  4. Middle East and Asia – rank – 15 (3.12%)
  5. The Americas and the Caribbean – rank – 16 (1.12%)
  6. Africa – rank – 17 (1.94%)

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Passport records of Mid Sussex residents

  1. Europe – 89.25% (136,157)
    1. United Kingdom – 84.73% (129,271)
    2. Other Europe – 3.79% (5,788)
      1. EU Member countries – 3.59% (5,476)
        1. Other EU countries – 1.22% (1,859)
        2. Romania – 0.52% (786)
        3. Poland – 0.49% (749)
        4. Italy – 0.36% (546)
        5. France – 0.26% (394)
        6. Germany – 0.24% (360)
        7. Spain – 0.24% (369)
        8. Portugal – 0.19% (288)
        9. Lithuania – 0.08% (125)
      2. Rest of Europe – 0.20% (312)
        1. Other Europe – 0.17% (252)
        2. Turkey – 0.04% (60)
    3. Ireland – 0.72% (1,098)
  2. No passport held – 8.72% (13,305)
  3. Middle East and Asia – 1.15% (1,751)
    1. Southern Asia – 0.73% (1,115)
    2. South-East Asia – 0.22% (330)
    3. Eastern Asia – 0.17% (262)
    4. Middle East – 0.03% (41)
    5. Central Asia – 0.00% (3)
  4. The Americas and the Caribbean – 0.37% (557)
    1. North America and the Caribbean – 0.27% (407)
    2. Central and South America – 0.10% (150)
  5. Africa – 0.36% (542)
    1. South and Eastern Africa – 0.27% (412)
    2. Central and Western Africa – 0.06% (97)
    3. North Africa – 0.02% (33)
  6. Antarctica and Oceania, including Australasia – 0.16% (249)

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Rank of Mid Sussex when compared against 25 nearby boroughs

  1. Europe – rank – 7 (89.25%)
    1. United Kingdom – rank – 5 (84.73%)
    2. Ireland – rank – 13 (0.72%)
    3. Other Europe – rank – 16 (3.79%)
      1. Rest of Europe – rank – 15 (0.20%)
        1. Other Europe – rank – 15 (0.17%)
        2. Turkey – rank – 16 (0.04%)
      2. EU Member countries – rank – 16 (3.59%)
        1. Germany – rank – 12 (0.24%)
        2. France – rank – 13 (0.26%)
        3. Spain – rank – 13 (0.24%)
        4. Italy – rank – 14 (0.36%)
        5. Romania – rank – 14 (0.52%)
        6. Other EU countries – rank – 16 (1.22%)
        7. Portugal – rank – 18 (0.19%)
        8. Poland – rank – 20 (0.49%)
        9. Lithuania – rank – 23 (0.08%)
  2. Middle East and Asia – rank – 12 (1.15%)
    1. Southern Asia – rank – 10 (0.73%)
    2. South-East Asia – rank – 14 (0.22%)
    3. Central Asia – rank – 14 (0.00%)
    4. Eastern Asia – rank – 16 (0.17%)
    5. Middle East – rank – 17 (0.03%)
  3. No passport held – rank – 12 (8.72%)
  4. Antarctica and Oceania, including Australasia – rank – 14 (0.16%)
  5. The Americas and the Caribbean – rank – 17 (0.37%)
    1. North America and the Caribbean – rank – 15 (0.27%)
    2. Central and South America – rank – 15 (0.10%)
  6. Africa – rank – 19 (0.36%)
    1. South and Eastern Africa – rank – 15 (0.27%)
    2. Central and Western Africa – rank – 19 (0.06%)
    3. North Africa – rank – 20 (0.02%)

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Ethnic groups in Mid Sussex

  1. White – 92.24% (140,724)
    1. English, Welsh, Scottish, Northern Irish or British – 85.85% (130,971)
    2. Other White – 5.23% (7,972)
    3. Irish – 0.95% (1,456)
    4. Gypsy or Irish Traveller – 0.11% (175)
    5. Roma – 0.10% (150)
  2. Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh – 3.61% (5,505)
    1. Indian – 1.63% (2,489)
    2. Other Asian – 1.02% (1,550)
    3. Bangladeshi – 0.39% (599)
    4. Chinese – 0.39% (588)
    5. Pakistani – 0.18% (279)
  3. Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups – 2.51% (3,827)
    1. White and Asian – 1.05% (1,597)
    2. Other Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups – 0.68% (1,041)
    3. White and Black Caribbean – 0.42% (634)
    4. White and Black African – 0.36% (555)
  4. Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African – 0.88% (1,337)
    1. African – 0.57% (871)
    2. Caribbean – 0.20% (309)
    3. Other Black – 0.10% (157)
  5. Other ethnic group – 0.77% (1,173)
    1. Any other ethnic group – 0.63% (964)
    2. Arab – 0.14% (209)

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Rank of Mid Sussex when compared against 25 nearby boroughs

  1. White – rank – 9 (92.24%)
    1. English, Welsh, Scottish, Northern Irish or British – rank – 8 (85.85%)
    2. Irish – rank – 13 (0.95%)
    3. Gypsy or Irish Traveller – rank – 13 (0.11%)
    4. Roma – rank – 13 (0.10%)
    5. Other White – rank – 17 (5.23%)
  2. Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh – rank – 15 (3.61%)
    1. Indian – rank – 11 (1.63%)
    2. Bangladeshi – rank – 15 (0.39%)
    3. Other Asian – rank – 16 (1.02%)
    4. Pakistani – rank – 19 (0.18%)
    5. Chinese – rank – 21 (0.39%)
  3. Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African – rank – 18 (0.88%)
    1. Caribbean – rank – 16 (0.20%)
    2. African – rank – 18 (0.57%)
    3. Other Black – rank – 18 (0.10%)
  4. Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups – rank – 18 (2.51%)
    1. White and Asian – rank – 15 (1.05%)
    2. White and Black African – rank – 17 (0.36%)
    3. White and Black Caribbean – rank – 19 (0.42%)
    4. Other Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups – rank – 20 (0.68%)
  5. Other ethnic group – rank – 18 (0.77%)
    1. Arab – rank – 18 (0.14%)
    2. Any other ethnic group – rank – 18 (0.63%)

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Religions in Mid Sussex

Religion Total % of Usual residents
Christian 73,108 47.92
No religion 64,207 42.08
Not answered 9,666 6.34
Muslim 1,841 1.21
Hindu 1,573 1.03
Other religion 1,121 0.73
Buddhist 577 0.38
Jewish 328 0.21
Sikh 148 0.1

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Rank of Mid Sussex when compared against 25 nearby boroughs

Religion Rank % of Usual residents
No religion 6 42.08
Other religion 6 0.73
Not answered 10 6.34
Hindu 12 1.03
Jewish 13 0.21
Sikh 15 0.1
Christian 16 47.92
Muslim 17 1.21
Buddhist 23 0.38

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Employment and unemployment amongst Mid Sussex Residents

  1. Economically active (excluding full-time students) – 62.91% (77,584)
    1. In employment – 60.86% (75,051)
      1. Employee – 49.24% (60,727)
        1. Full-time – 36.33% (44,801)
        2. Part-time – 12.91% (15,926)
      2. Self-employed without employees – 10.05% (12,393)
        1. Full-time – 5.31% (6,548)
        2. Part-time – 4.74% (5,845)
      3. Self-employed with employees – 1.57% (1,931)
        1. Full-time – 1.21% (1,496)
        2. Part-time – 0.35% (435)
    2. Unemployed – 2.05% (2,533)
  2. Economically inactive – 35.52% (43,807)
    1. Retired – 23.92% (29,492)
    2. Looking after home or family – 3.80% (4,688)
    3. Student – 3.62% (4,458)
    4. Long-term sick or disabled – 2.24% (2,763)
    5. Other – 1.95% (2,406)
  3. Economically active and a full-time student – 1.56% (1,926)
    1. In employment – 1.23% (1,522)
      1. Employee – 1.16% (1,428)
        1. Part-time – 0.99% (1,221)
        2. Full-time – 0.17% (207)
      2. Self-employed without employees – 0.07% (87)
        1. Part-time – 0.06% (69)
        2. Full-time – 0.01% (18)
      3. Self-employed with employees – 0.01% (7)
        1. Part-time – 0.00% (3)
        2. Full-time – 0.00% (4)
    2. Unemployed – 0.33% (404)

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Rank of Mid Sussex when compared against 25 nearby boroughs

  1. Economically active (excluding full-time students) – rank – 9 (62.91%)
    1. In employment – rank – 5 (60.86%)
      1. Employee – rank – 5 (49.24%)
        1. Part-time – rank – 4 (12.91%)
        2. Full-time – rank – 9 (36.33%)
      2. Self-employed without employees – rank – 15 (10.05%)
        1. Part-time – rank – 14 (4.74%)
        2. Full-time – rank – 18 (5.31%)
      3. Self-employed with employees – rank – 20 (1.57%)
        1. Part-time – rank – 19 (0.35%)
        2. Full-time – rank – 20 (1.21%)
    2. Unemployed – rank – 21 (2.05%)
  2. Economically active and a full-time student – rank – 15 (1.56%)
    1. In employment – rank – 15 (1.23%)
      1. Self-employed with employees – rank – 9 (0.01%)
        1. Full-time – rank – 10 (0.00%)
        2. Part-time – rank – 15 (0.00%)
      2. Employee – rank – 15 (1.16%)
        1. Part-time – rank – 13 (0.99%)
        2. Full-time – rank – 14 (0.17%)
      3. Self-employed without employees – rank – 19 (0.07%)
        1. Part-time – rank – 13 (0.06%)
        2. Full-time – rank – 17 (0.01%)
    2. Unemployed – rank – 18 (0.33%)
  3. Economically inactive – rank – 17 (35.52%)
    1. Retired – rank – 12 (23.92%)
    2. Student – rank – 20 (3.62%)
    3. Looking after home or family – rank – 22 (3.80%)
    4. Long-term sick or disabled – rank – 22 (2.24%)
    5. Other – rank – 24 (1.95%)

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Socio-economic statistics for Mid Sussex

Socio Economic Classification Total % of Usual residents
Lower managerial, administrative and professional occupations 31,121 25.24
Higher managerial, administrative and professional occupations 23,104 18.74
Intermediate occupations 16,412 13.31
Small employers and own account workers 14,715 11.93
Semi-routine occupations 11,854 9.61
Routine occupations 8,768 7.11
Full-time students 6,123 4.97
Lower supervisory and technical occupations 5,819 4.72
Never worked and long-term unemployed 5,399 4.38

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Rank of Mid Sussex when compared against 25 nearby boroughs

Socio Economic Classification Rank % of Usual residents
Lower managerial, administrative and professional occupations 1 25.24
Intermediate occupations 4 13.31
Lower supervisory and technical occupations 10 4.72
Semi-routine occupations 11 9.61
Higher managerial, administrative and professional occupations 13 18.74
Small employers and own account workers 16 11.93
Routine occupations 16 7.11
Full-time students 20 4.97
Never worked and long-term unemployed 25 4.38

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Occupation groups in Mid Sussex

Occupation Total % of Usual residents
Professional occupations 17,539 22.91
Managers, directors and senior officials 13,156 17.18
Associate professional and technical 11,989 15.66
Administrative and secretarial 7,231 9.44
Caring, leisure and other service 6,923 9.04
Skilled trades 6,878 8.98
Elementary 5,280 6.9
Sales and customer service 4,567 5.96
Process, plant and machine operatives 3,009 3.93

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Rank of Mid Sussex when compared against 25 nearby boroughs

Occupation Rank % of Usual residents
Associate professional and technical 6 15.66
Caring, leisure and other service 10 9.04
Managers, directors and senior officials 13 17.18
Professional occupations 13 22.91
Administrative and secretarial 14 9.44
Elementary 14 6.9
Skilled trades 15 8.98
Sales and customer service 16 5.96
Process, plant and machine operatives 16 3.93

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