Surveys - May/June 2015 Brechin 78 People Montrose 110 People

Some facts & figures from Angus Community Safety Partnership:

Recorded vandalism in Brechin is down 46% over the last five years. Montrose levels are down 57%.

Vandalism rates per head of population in both Brechin and Montrose are above the Angus average.

Vandalism in Brechin is often targeted against commercial shops and businesses. Parked cars are more often damaged in Montrose.

Anti Social behaviour calls received by Angus Council regarding Brechin and Montrose have fallen by 12% in recent years, however rates of complaints per head of population remain above the Angus average.

There has been a 35% decrease in dog fouling complaints in Brechin & Montrose over recent years.

Levels of dog fouling complaints in Brechin and Montrose per population are above the Angus average.

Complaints of littering in Brechin & Montrose have fallen by 36% in recent years.

This decrease means that population adjusted rates of littering complaints in Brechin & Montrose are currently below the Angus average.

Complaints of fly tipping in Brechin and Montrose fell by 12% in 2014/15. Current levels are around two per week.

Montrose & District Multi Member Ward experiences significantly higher levels of fly tipping complaints compared to Brechin & Edzell.

Drugs related offences in Brechin and Montrose have fallen in recent years, however allowing for relative population, Montrose & District has a rate of drug related offences well above Brechin & Edzell and the Angus average.

Low levels of needle finds are recorded in Montrose. No incidents were reported in Brechin last year.

Serious violent crime is rare in Montrose and Brechin. These low levels have not changed significantly in recent years, but levels of more minor assault have shown an increase in recent years.

Once relative population is considered, Brechin & Edzell ward experiences a higher rate of serious violence than Montrose & District. This situation is reversed for minor assaults.

There is a strong link between violent crime, alcohol and the night-time economy. Violent crime is also often linked to domestic issues between co-habiting couples.

Sexual offences have increased in Brechin and Montrose in recent years. This pattern is repeated throughout Angus and Scotland. Population adjusted rates of offending in both Brechin & Edzell and Montrose & District wards are similar to the Angus average.

Levels of accidental house fires and deliberate secondary fires are significantly higher in Montrose & District compared to Brechin & Edzell.

Rates of reported break-ins to private houses – while still rare – are higher in the Brechin & Edzell ward.

Population adjusted rates in Brechin & Edzell are now above the Angus average.

Brechin And Montrose Demographics

Accordingto the2013

mid-year

the population of Angus is

116,240estim

ates

Brechin and Montrose LocalityPopulation28,205Brechin and Edzell Ward 12,125Montrose and District Ward 16,080

49% 51%

Male13,824

Female14,381

Working Age60.40%

Children16.45%

Brechin Population

PensionableAge23.15%

Working Age60.50%

Children16.94%

Source: SNS

Montrose Population

PensionableAge22.56%

Brechin EthnicityAll people 7,481

White Scottish 87.3%

White Other British6.8%

White Irish0.3%

White Polish2.7%

White Other1.8%

Other Ethnic Groups0.3%

Asian, Asian Scottishor Asian British0.7%

Source: Census 2011

Montrose EthnicityAll people 11,955

White Scottish 87.5%

White Other British7.2%

White Irish0.5%

White Polish1.3%

White Other1.8%

Other Ethnic Groups0.8%

Asian, Asian Scottishor Asian British1.0%

Webster'sHS

MontroseAcademy

MonifiethHS

ForfarAcademy

CarnoustieHS

BrechinHS

ArbroathAcademy

Angus ArbroathHS

86.5%91%

95.9% 95.6%90.1%

97%92.6%

81.3%88%

Positive Destinations By School

School leavers into further education, higher education,employment or training.

Source: Skills Development Scotland (Initial Destinations 2013/14)

School Exam And Performance Details For Angus

3+ Highers 5+ Highers

S

AngusAverage

BrechinHS

MontroseAcademy

ForfarAcademy

Webster'sHS

CarnoustieHS

MonifiethHS

ArbroathAcademy

ArbroathHS

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

1+ Highers 3+ Highers 5+ Highers

Source: Scottish Schools Online (2013)

Male Life Expectancy (years)Angus Average 78.3 Scottish Average 76.6

74.2 76.8 80.2 82.6

HillsideLunanMontroseNorth

MontroseSouth

75.7 77.5 80.7 79.9

FriockheimAngusGlens

BrechinWest

BrechinEast

76.7 82.2 84.4 83.4

FriockheimAngusGlens

BrechinWest

BrechinEast

Female Life Expectancy (years)Angus Average 81.1 Scottish Average 80.8

Source: Scot PHO (2011)

Source: Scot PHO (2011)

80.2 80.1 81.6 84.0

HillsideLunanMontroseNorth

MontroseSouth

18.8%

12.6%8.0%

5.6%

HillsideLunanMontroseNorth

MontroseSouth

Children Living In Poverty2012 August SnapshotAngus Average 11.7% Scottish Average 15.3%

20.2%

9.4%6.9% 7.4%

FriockheimAngusGlens

BrechinWest

BrechinEast

Source: Scot PHO (2012 August Snapshot)

How Large Are Households? Single Adult DwellingsAngus Average 36.5% Scottish Average 37.7%

One person households are now the most commonhousehold type in Scotland (37.7%)

42.5% 38.8%

24.8% 27.4%

FriockheimAngusGlens

BrechinWest

BrechinEast

Source: Scot PHO (2013)

49.7%

38.7%31.3%

26.1%

HillsideLunanMontroseNorth

MontroseSouth

Owned 56.5%

Private/Other Rented 14.4% Council/

SocialHousing29.1%

Source: Scotland's Towns Partnership

HousingBrechin Montrose

Owned 56%

Private/Other Rented 13.5%

Council/SocialHousing30.5%

Free School Meals

Source: Scottish Schools Online (2013)

BrechinHS

16.6%

AngusAverage12.8%

MontroseAcademy12.6%

DID YOU KNOW? ………..in & around Brechin On

The radar system Sir Robert Watson-Watt pioneered was described as

Britain's "secret weapon" in the war, and was credited with winning the Battle of

Britain.

The Dalhousie Estates have been in the ownership of the Earls of Dalhousie for almost 250 years

and at one time extended to around 150,000 acres in the

Counties of Angus and Midlothian.

The Brown and White Caterthuns on the fringe of the Angus Glens are home to two Iron Age hill forts

that date from c550BC to 200AD

Brechin Castle stands proud on a massive bluff of rocks

above the River Southesk on the site of a much older fortress belonging to the

Scottish kings.

During the 1937– 1938 season Brechin City Football Club were

beaten 10–0 by three different clubs

(Cowdenbeath, Albion Rovers

and Airdrieonians)

The Dalhousie Arch which marks the entrance to Edzell was erected to commemorate the 13th Earl of Dalhousie and

his countess

Ian (Pink) Campbell holds the record for

all time goals at Brechin City Football

Club (131)

Born and raised in Brechin and later studying in Dundee, Watson-Watt was a descendent of James Watt, the inventor who improved

the steam engine

Brechin is well known for its cathedral, with eleventh

century round tower, one of only two of these Irish-style

monuments surviving in Scotland (the other is

at Abernethy, Perthshire). The tower was originally free-

standing, but is now attached to Brechin cathedral.

Alexander Davidson and his wife Margaret emigrated to Wisconsin, USA

from the smiddy cottage at Aberlemno in 1857. Their son William,

had three sons, Arthur, Walter and William who, along with Englishman

Bill Harley, founded the iconic Harley-Davidson® motorcycle

The present Brechin Castle was last reconstructed in the early

1700′s and incorporates parts of the original Castle dating back

to the 13th century.

The so called Battle Stone that stands in Aberlemno churchyard is one of the finest examples of the carved symbol

stones of the Picts, which are considered to be amongst the greatest artworks of Dark Age European culture.

Aberlemno has three large carved pictish stones (and one fragment),

dating from the 7th and 8th centuries AD

Brechin is home to the

Glencadam distillery, the

only remaining whisky

distillery in Angus

BRAVO Brechin is an events groups run entirely by volunteers and is

responsible for organising five ‘…in the City’ events each year attracting

visitors from around the globe.

In 2008 the Davidson Legacy began a four-year labour of love to

restore the smiddy cottage from a

crumbling ruin to how it would have looked at

the time Sandy and Margaret left in 1858. The Davidson Cottage

is now a pilgrimage site for Harley-

Davidson® enthusiasts from around the world.

There are more

homes with swimming

pools in Brechin than

in any of the other

Angus towns.

DID YOU KNOW?………..about Montrose On

Bamse (meaning teddybear ) the

Norwegian Sea Dog arrived in Montrose

on the Royal Norwegian Navy

minesweeper Thorodd during World War

II with Captain Erling Hafto, his owner,

who registered him as a crew member

The healing waters of the Medicine

or St. Mary's Well were reputed to

provide a cure for scurvy and were

frequented especially by sea

captains

The noted local sculptor, William Lamb

ARSA, was born in Montrose in 1893 and

was an artist of exceptional talent

Montrose is the northernmost coastal town

in Angus and developed at a natural harbour that traded in skins, hides and cured salmon in medieval times

Montrose Air Station (now a

Heritage Centre) was the first

operational military airfield in

Britain. The Royal Flying Corps

set up the field in 1913.

Bamse saved the life of

Lieutenant Commander Olav

Nilsen at Dundee Docks and

generally protected his fellow

sailors

Montrose Golf Links

is the 5th oldest

course in the world

On Bamse’s death in July 1944

Montrose schools were closed and

800 children lined the route to his

graveside funeral

Since 2008, Montrose has hosted the

Montrose Music Festival. Mo Fest as it’s

affectionately known takes place each year at

the end of May. It has grown in size and stature

each year to become Scotland's biggest free

live music festival with over 200 free gigs

played over the three days in over 26 venues

across the town, including an open air stage on

Montrose's historic High street.

Montrose RNLI's first motor lifeboat, the 'John Russell', was named by HRH the Duchess of

York (the future Queen Mother) in 1926

During the 18th century Montrose was a major

smuggling centre

In 1180 a royal castle was established at

Montrose

A permanent inshore

lifeboat station was

established at

Montrose in 1995.

In 1850 the railway arrived in

Montrose linking the town north to Aberdeen.

The House of Dun was opened to the public following extensive restoration in 1989

To the east of the attractive fishing village of Ferryden lies Scurdie

Ness, a rocky stretch of coast to the south of Montrose. Designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest, it is an ideal spot for coastal walks,

where sightings of seals and dolphins are not unusual

LOCAL PROFILES DEMOGRAPHICS and INEQUALITIES

Area

Total Population

Mid-year estimates

2013

Child Population

0-15 %

Mid-year estimates

2013

Working age Population

% Mid-year estimates

2013

Pension Age Population

% Mid-year estimates

2013

Average Tariff

Score S4

2012/13

Positive Destinations (follow up)

% 2012/13

16-24 JSA Claimants

%

2012 Q4

Population 16-24 claiming key benefits

% 2012 Q4

DLA Claimants

per 100,000

2012 Q4

Scotland 5,327,700 17.11 63.08 19.81 193 90.0 5.7 16 6701.5

Angus 116,240 17 59.17 23.83 185 92.7 5.7 13.5 5866.4

Monifieth West 2880 15.45 54.58 29.97 197 82.8 1.9 7.7 5224.7

Monifieth East 4737 13.89 50.58 35.53 198 96 3.8 5.1 4655.7

Carnoustie West 5106 18.96 59.07 21.97 162 82.2 4.1 11.2 6169

Carnoustie East 5476 14.96 54.99 30.06 189 97.9 2 6.8 4014.9

Monikie 4823 22.29 59.34 18.37 182 97.5 2.5 6.3 4906.2

South Angus 6902 19.31 60.79 19.89 191 92.5 2.6 5.2 4179.1

Arbroath Keptie 3725 13.56 56.48 29.96 228 100 6.3 12.7 6363.9

Arbroath Harbour 4730 14.31 63.28 22.41 171 94.6 9.5 23.3 10842.5

Arbroath Kirkton 5325 18.23 58.48 23.29 204 90.5 5.3 14 6245.1

Arbroath Cliffburn 4922 20.62 59.18 20.2 162 83.9 12.2 22.4 7791.3

Arbroath Warddykes 4786 20.71 60.97 18.32 140 92.7 10.5 23.6 8582.7

Letham and Glamis 5522 15.39 59.04 25.57 215 94.2 3.4 7.9 5315.2

Kirriemuir Landward 2758 15.3 60.88 23.82 207 93.3 4.3 15.2 5498.4

Forfar West 4762 17.2 58.15 24.65 197 92.3 8.1 16.2 5925.9

Forfar Central 4961 18.08 59.97 21.95 154 88 10.2 19.5 7511.6

Forfar East 3968 14.97 57.21 27.82 198 89.7 5.9 10.3 5549.7

Lunan 2894 16.24 61.09 22.67 181 88 1.4 5.4 5878.4

Friockheim 7237 15.21 64.07 20.71 190 93.2 3.6 8.8 4550.9

Kirriemuir 6112 16.57 57.4 26.03 213 93.2 5.6 12 5387.4

Montrose South 5664 15.1 62.01 22.9 186 94.3 6.1 12.3 7220.2

Montrose North 4750 15.75 60.93 23.33 198 94.7 5.8 12.8 6288.6

Brechin East 3237 19.8 60.95 19.25 147 97 9.9 21.2 7796.6

Brechin West 3600 14.03 58.36 27.61 135 93.8 5.7 12.8 4263.8

Hillside 3746 21.68 58.06 20.26 187 100 3.5 8.9 4176.6

Angus Glens 3617 16.01 59.8 24.19 196 100 1.7 6.8 3982.9

Note: The greatest variance between the geographic areas has been highlighted by using GREEN for the most positive and RED for the least positive Other variances between the geographic areas have been highlighted by using YELLOW for the highest numbers/ percentages and BLUE for the lowest.

*Source: SNS

LOCAL PROFILING – THEMES Prosperous and Fair

Learning and Supportive

Safe and Strong Caring and Healthy

Area Working age

Population

Mid-year

estimates

2013 %

16-24 JSA

Claimants

%

2012 Q4

Pupils with

Additional

Support

Needs 2013

%

Average

Tariff

Score S4

2012/13

Positive

Destinations

(follow-up)

2012/13

%

Accidental

dwelling fires

per 100,000

population

2012/13

Deliberate fires

(excluding

chimney fires)

per 100,000

population

2012/13

Pension Age

Population

%

Mid-year estimates

2013

DLA Claimants

per

100,000

2012 Q4

Breast

Feeding

exclusively at

First Visit

2013/14

%

Scotland 63.08 5.7 19.5 193 90.0 94.0 283.4 19.81 6701.5 48.4

Angus 59.17 5.7 10.3 185 92.7 69.7 95.5 23.83 5866.4 46.9

Monifieth West 54.58

1.9 9.7 197 82.8

0 35 29.97 5224.7 44.4

Monifieth East 50.58

3.8 5.4 198 96

42.1 21 35.53 4655.7 46.3

Carnoustie West 59.07

4.1 13.1 162 82.2

38.9 38.9 21.97 6169 15.4

Carnoustie East 54.99

2 10.1 189 97.9

90.7 0 30.06 4014.9 37.8

Monikie 59.34

2.5 9.8 182 97.5

42.2 42.2 18.37 4906.2 51.2

South Angus 60.79

2.6 6.7 191 92.5

28.9 86.6 19.89 4179.1 53.3

Arbroath Keptie 56.48

6.3 5.4 228 100

27.3 300.3 29.96 6363.9 44

Arbroath Harbour 63.28

9.5 15.2 171 94.6

105 231.1 22.41 10842.5 37.3

Arbroath Kirkton 58.48

5.3 7.8 204 90.5

93.4 56 23.29 6245.1 33.9

Arbroath Cliffburn 59.18

12.2 25.9 162 83.9

20.6 103.2 20.2 7791.3 32.1

Arbroath Warddykes 60.97

10.5 14.5 140 92.7

83 186.7 18.32 8582.7 26.3

Letham and Glamis 59.04

3.4 10.1 215 94.2

72.6 54.4 25.57 5315.2 43.8

Kirriemuir Landward 60.88

4.3 8.8 207 93.3

72.5 72.5 23.82 5498.4 45.5

Forfar West 58.15

8.1 6.7 197 92.3

41.7 62.5 24.65 5925.9 22.7

Forfar Central 59.97

10.2 18.3 154 88

160.6 240.9 21.95 7511.6 16.7

Forfar East 57.21

5.9 9.1 198 89.7

25.3 177.1 27.82 5549.7 38.9

Lunan 61.09

1.4 8.7 181 88

33.8 33.8 22.67 5878.4 33.3

Friockheim 64.07

3.6 8.4 190 93.2

83.5 97.4 20.71 4550.9 51.6

Kirriemuir 57.4

5.6 6.5 213 93.2

179.4 48.9 26.03 5387.4 40.8

Montrose South 62.01

6.1 10.5 186 94.3

70.6 123.6 22.9 7220.2 36.2

Montrose North 60.93

5.8 7.4 198 94.7

62.7 20.9 23.33 6288.6 35.1

Brechin East 60.95

9.9 12.8 147 97

92.3 307.7 19.25 7796.6 34.1

Brechin West 58.36

5.7 6.4 135 93.8

137.9 82.8 27.61 4263.8 39

Hillside 58.06

3.5 5.9 187 100

27.9 0 20.26 4176.6 40

Angus Glens 59.8

1.7 9.6 196 100

27.5 27.5 24.19 3982.9 58.1

Note: The greatest variance between the geographic areas has been highlighted using GREEN for the most positive and RED for the least positive

Other variances between the geographic areas have been highlighted by using YELLOW for the highest numbers/ percentages and BLUE for the lowest. *Source: SNS

LOCAL PROFILING – SOME EXAMPLES ECONOMY

Area

Total Population:

mid-year estimates 2013

Working Age Population:

mid-year estimates 2013

%

Total Number of

School leavers :

2012/2013

School Leaver Destinations

Higher

Education : 2012/2013

%

School Leaver Destinations

Further

Education : 2012/2013

%

School Leaver

Destinations

Training : 2012/2013

%

School Leaver Destinations

Employment

2012/2013 %

School Leaver Destinations

Unemployed and seeking employment or training: 2012/2013

%

Positive leaver

destination: 2012/13

%

Claimant

Count Rate Total: (Not

seasonally adjusted)

2013M07 %

Claimant Count Rate Male: (Not

seasonally adjusted)

2013M07 %

Claimant Count Rate

Female: (Not

seasonally adjusted)

2013M07 %

Total no business

sites : 2014

Scotland 5,327,700 63.08 52,611 36.5 27.8 6.3 20.9 7.1 90.0 *3.8 *5.2 *1.9 197,925

Angus 116,240 59.17 1,070 38.5 30.9 3.8 21.1 4.5 92.7 2.9 3.9 2.0 4,350

Monifieth West 2880 54.58 30 46.7 13.3 3.3 16.7 16.7 82.8 1.5 2.2 0.8 25

Monifieth East 4737 50.58 51 58.8 13.7 0 23.5 3.9 96 1.2 1.3 0.3 115

Carnoustie West 5106 59.07 45 33.3 33.3 6.7 17.8 6.7 82.2 2.9 4 1.8 105

Carnoustie East 5476 54.99 48 50 22.9 6.3 20.8 0 97.9 1.3 1.7 0.8 145

Monikie 4823 59.34 40 22.5 40 5 32.5 0 97.5 1.3 1.8 0.5 175

South Angus 6902 60.79 55 56.4 14.5 5.5 21.8 0 92.5 1.1 1.7 0.2 225

Arbroath Keptie 3725 56.48 36 41.7 30.6 2.8 25 0 100 2.8 3.8 1.6 90

Arbroath Harbour 4730 63.28 38 18.4 42.1 2.6 31.6 5.3 94.6 8.2 12.3 4.2 325

Arbroath Kirkton 5325 58.48 42 26.2 45.2 2.4 19 4.8 90.5 3.4 4.4 2.3 140

Arbroath Cliffburn 4922 59.18 56 32.1 44.6 5.4 8.9 8.9 83.9 5.7 7.4 4.1 50

Arbroath Warddykes 4786 60.97 42 26.2 50 2.4 11.9 4.8 92.7 6.4 8.5 4.5 55

Letham and Glamis 5522 59.04 52 51.9 26.9 0 17.3 3.8 94.2 1.2 0.8 1 320

Kirriemuir Landward 2758 60.88 30 40 16.7 0 36.7 6.7 93.3 1.5 1.7 0.3 155

Forfar West 4762 58.15 39 43.6 33.3 5.1 7.7 7.7 92.3 3.1 3.7 2.4 90

Forfar Central 4961 59.97 50 22 56 4 10 4 88 5.2 6.4 4.2 255

Forfar East 3968 57.21 39 64.1 17.9 0 7.7 5.1 89.7 2.4 3 1.8 160

Lunan 2894 61.09 25 28 24 8 32 4 88 2.1 2 2.1 145

Friockheim 7237 64.07 74 29.7 27 2.7 36.5 2.7 93.2 1.6 2.3 0.9 415

Kirriemuir 6112 57.4 73 45.2 24.7 5.5 21.9 2.7 93.2 2.5 3.5 1.2 170

Montrose South 5664 62.01 35 14.3 54.3 2.9 20 8.6 94.3 4.7 6.4 2.8 295

Montrose North 4750 60.93 38 39.5 31.6 7.9 18.4 2.6 94.7 2.4 3.1 1.7 145

Brechin East 3237 60.95 33 33.3 39.4 6.1 15.2 6.1 97 6 8.4 3.2 75

Brechin West 3600 58.36 48 27.1 33.3 2.1 29.2 8.3 93.8 2.9 3.8 1.8 200

Hillside 3746 58.06 28 53.6 10.7 3.6 28.6 3.6 100 1.2 1.9 0.3 185

Angus Glens 3617 59.8 29 55.2 20.7 6.9 17.2 0 100 1.4 1.7 0.8 295

Note: The greatest variance between the geographic areas has been highlighted by using GREEN for the most positive and RED for the least positive Other variances between the geographic areas have been highlighted by using YELLOW for the highest numbers/percentages and BLUE for the lowest.

Source: SNS; *ONS claimant count with rates and proportions (NOMIS)

LOCAL PROFILING – SOME EXAMPLES

EARLY YEARS

Area

Total

Population: No

2013 mid year estimates

Total

Population Aged 0-4

No 2013 mid year

estimates

Live

singleton births:

2011-2013 No.

Percentage of women

smoking at booking :

2011-2013

%

Percentage of

First time mothers aged

19 and under: 2009 – 2011

%

Percentage of

First time mothers aged

35 and over: 2009-2011

%

Percentage exclusively

breastfed at the First Visit :

2013-2014

%

Percentage breastfed at

the First Visit : 2013-2014

%

Percentage

vaccinated against

DTP/Pol/Hib by 24 months :

2013

%

Scotland 5,327,700 294,281 156,392 19.0 12.4 12.9 48.4 35.4 98.3

Angus 116,240 5,909 3,124 23.3 14.6 11.1 46.9 37.6 98.0

Monifieth West 2880 123 60 6.3 3.2 22.6 44.4 55.6 100

Monifieth East 4737 185 87 10.8 5.3 21.1 46.3 58.5 100

Carnoustie West 5106 312 170 26 14.1 12.1 15.4 30.8 100

Carnoustie East 5476 204 91 16.7 8.3 8.3 37.8 48.6 100

Monikie 4823 287 152 8.9 5.5 9.1 51.2 56.1 100

South Angus 6902 334 163 7.1 3.6 15.5 53.3 66.7 98.4

Arbroath Keptie 3725 158 87 22.6 11.1 8.3 44 48 97.2

Arbroath Harbour 4730 246 154 29.9 15.5 5.2 37.3 43.1 95.8

Arbroath Kirkton 5325 280 153 29.6 17.1 7.1 33.9 42.4 98.2

Arbroath Cliffburn 4922 311 149 40 21.5 10.1 32.1 41.1 94.7

Arbroath Warddykes 4786 337 196 35.3 24.7 6.8 26.3 31.6 98.8

Letham and Glamis 5522 237 120 8.5 8.8 17.5 43.8 58.3 96.9

Kirriemuir Landward 2758 120 59 14.5 16.7 13.3 45.5 59.1 95

Forfar West 4762 257 124 25.6 19.1 4.3 22.7 34.1 97.6

Forfar Central 4961 302 198 31.1 24.5 4.3 16.7 23.3 98.4

Forfar East 3968

179 80 19.1 20 8.9 38.9 44.4 92.9

Lunan 2894 151 75 23.5 5.6 25 33.3 45.5 92.3

Friockheim 7237 286 160 19.3 14.8 18 51.6 57.8 100

Kirriemuir 6112 311 138 25.3 13.9 13.9 40.8 57.1 95.8

Montrose South 5664 296 188 30.3 7.6 5.4 36.2 43.1 100

Montrose North 4750 218 139 28.3 25 7.1 35.1 43.9 98

Brechin East 3237 197 98 35.8 21.3 4.3 34.1 41.5 97.4

Brechin West 3600 163 94 28.7 26.1 13 39 51.2 97

Hillside 3746 261 105 16.7 10.4 22.9 40 47.5 100

Angus Glens 3617 154 84 2.2 6.3 18.8 58.1 64.5 100

Note: The greatest variance between the geographic areas has been highlighted by using GREEN for the most positive and RED for the least positive Other variances between the geographic areas have been highlighted by using YELLOW for the highest numbers/percentages and BLUE for the lowest

*Source: SNS

LOCAL PROFILING – SOME EXAMPLES OLDER PERSONS

Area

Total Population:

No 2013

mid year

estimates

Total Population -

Pensionable Age (%) 2013

mid year estimates

Emergency admissions -

aged 65 and over -

rate/100,000 2012

% Population Aged 75+

2013

mid year estimates

% Population Aged 85+

2013

mid year estimates

Scotland 5,327,700 19.81 25,493 5.89 2.08

Angus 116,240 23.83 20,368 7.02 2.68

Monifieth West 2880 29.97 19,061 8.96 2.40

Monifieth East 4737 35.53 27,691 11.08 5.45

Carnoustie West 5106 21.97 17,263 6.33 2.17

Carnoustie East 5476 30.06 17,391 8.62 3.31

Monikie 4823 18.37 21,188 4.69 1.60

South Angus 6902 19.89 19,276 5.38 1.81

Arbroath Keptie 3725 29.96 22,222 10.04 4.21

Arbroath Harbour 4730 22.41 24,465 7.06 3.23

Arbroath Kirkton 5325 23.29 18,018 7.19 2.67

Arbroath Cliffburn 4922 20.2 20,323 6.54 2.07

Arbroath Warddykes 4786 18.32 18,097 4.89 1.13

Letham and Glamis 5522 25.57 18,437 6.97 1.85

Kirriemuir Landward 2758 23.82 19,652 6.93 2.03

Forfar West 4762 24.65 18,550 7.60 2.90

Forfar Central 4961 21.95 30,430 7.28 3.35

Forfar East 3968 27.82 20,400 8.19 3.30

Lunan 2894 22.67 19,508 5.98 1.42

Friockheim 7237 20.71 16,563 5.62 1.64

Kirriemuir 6112 26.03 18,042 7.44 3.40

Montrose South 5664 22.9 26,329 6.76 4.13

Montrose North 4750 23.33 18,421 6.99 2.42

Brechin East 3237 19.25 22,973 6.46 2.04

Brechin West 3600 27.61 19,512 9.19 3.53

Hillside 3746 20.26 16,641 5.39 1.95

Angus Glens 3617 24.19 15,455 6.19 3.10

Source SNS Note: The greatest variance between the geographic areas has been highlighted using YELLOW for the highest numbers/percentages and BLUE for the lowest.

Dependency Ratio: children and older people (aged 65 and over) expressed as a percentage of people aged 16-64 (2013 mid year estimates)

Scotland 56.71%

Angus 66.36%

Perth &Kinross 65.43%

Dundee City 52.45%

Aberdeenshire 59.29%

% of householders in fuel poverty where the highest income householder is 60+ 2008/10

Scotland 49.0%

Angus 55.5%

Perth &Kinross 51.4%

Dundee City 41.5%

Aberdeenshire 53.6%

The Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD) identifies small area concentrations of multiple

deprivation across all of Scotland, in ‘datazones’ (areas with populations between 500-1000). This

is measured by considering several different types of deprivation (see the list above). In an area like

Angus, with small towns and rural areas, poverty and deprivation is likely to be more dispersed

than in urban areas and therefore less likely to be highlighted in SIMD.

Not everyone in an area of multiple deprivation is deprived, just as not every deprived person in

Angus lives in an area identified by SIMD.

Source: SIMD 2012