aged 16 and over) who consider their health to be very good or good (2011 Census) 1 of adults (aged 16 and over) who have a long term health problem (2011 Census) 2

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The ward with by far the highest percentage of residents aged 20-24 years old was Garden Quarter (34.6%). This ward has a lot of student housing for the nearby University of

Table 2.1: Black and Minority Ethnic Group (BME This was much lower than the regional (12.9%) and national figure (19.5%) The ward with the highest percentage of residents