Key Health Data for the West Midlands 2004

Table 6.4: Count and percentage of population living within set walking times of their nearest optician


  5 minutes 10 minutes 20 minutes 30 minutes Over 30 minutes
n % n % n % n % n %
All People 84145 8.6 185537 19 504892 51.7 790900 80.9 186332 19.1
All Households 30933 7.9 69431 17.8 196580 50.3 314064 80.4 76781 19.6
           
People aged 65 74 5278 7.1 12596 17 36667 49.6 59301 80.3 14576 19.7
People aged 75 84 3599 7.1 8791 17.2 25119 49.2 40887 80.1 10142 19.9
People aged 85 89 917 7.8 2129 18.2 6031 51.4 9608 81.9 2120 18.1
People aged 90   over 379 7 972 18 2831 52.4 4503 83.4 895 16.6
             
Population who are living in the bottom decile of deprivation 47462 11.4 97385 23.3 234017 56 343983 82.3 73980 17.7
           
One Person Pensioner Households 4345 7.7 10075 17.7 28354 49.9 45971 80.9 10826 19.1
Lone Parent with Dependent children 2962 7.9 6720 17.8 18443 48.9 29865 79.2 7856 20.8
Lone Parent with Non Dependent children 1126 7.5 2656 17.6 7522 49.9 12091 80.2 2986 19.8
           
People with LLTI 15306 8 35229 18.3 97904 51 154754 80.6 37269 19.4
People of working age with LLT 7729 8.4 17213 18.7 47307 51.5 73666 80.2 18170 19.8
           
Economically inactive: Permanently sick 3756 8.3 8376 18.5 23164 51.2 36281 80.2 8968 19.8
           
Households without access to a car 13068 8.7 28573 19 77235 51.4 121197 80.6 29203 19.4
LLTI = limiting long term illness
Note: a non-dependent child is aged over 16, either married or not in full time education.

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