Demographics Kirton, Suffolk

1 demographics

1.1 population
1.2 employment
1.3 ethnicity
1.4 age structure

demographics
population

total population of kirton civil parish, suffolk, reported census of population 1801–2011.

the population of kirton on past 2 centuries has seen gradual changes. first century, population of kirton fluctuated between 376 , 627. during 1801, population of kirton 376, lowest has ever been date. during 1961 2011, population of kirton grew rapidly double, 605 1,146. population of kirton began fall in 1881. fell until 1931, 627 469. towards end of world war ii, population began grow @ rapid rate again risk of death had decreased.over past 200 years population of kirton has tripled 376 1,146.

employment

many of male workers, during 1881, involved in agricultural activity. common work sector during period many households relied on farm grown products , produce. in contrast, many of female workers, during 1881, without specific occupations or occupation unknown. however, greater number of woman during time period involved in domestic labour, in kirton, 21 women domestic servants wealthier families. common during period of time women worked servants in wealthier households simple way working class women earn living. 2001 census showed 65% of population aged 16–74 (530 people) employed, includes part-time workers, full-time workers , self-employed workers. however, 2011 census showed 63% of population aged 16–74 employed.

female employment type in kirton, suffolk 1881



male employment type in kirton, suffolk 1881


ethnicity

information published 2011 census shows largest ethnic group in kirton white british. census report shows 96% (1,102 out of total 1,146) of total population in kirton of ethnicity. other 4% of people either other white ethnicity or part of multiple ethnic groups. when comparing 2011 ethnic structure 2001 ethnic structure data shows 97% of total population in kirton of white ethnicity. on 10 years ethnic structure of kirton has not changed greatly.

an image of st mary , st martin church street


age structure

information published in 2011 census indicated 25.5% of population aged between 45–59, second largest age group being 30–44 (16.2%). 2011 census data showed on 67% of people live in kirton aged 30 , above. data showed of remaining 33%, largest age group 10–14, age group made 21% of total 33%.