Battle, East Sussex, is a market town steeped in history, famous for the 1066 Battle of Hastings. Residents enjoy a blend of scenic countryside and community life. Transport links are convenient, with easy access to Hastings and London via the nearby train station. Local amenities include quaint shops, cafes, and excellent schools, making it ideal for families. Attractions like Battle Abbey and beautiful walking trails highlight its rich heritage, creating a welcoming environment for all ages.
Battle (TN33) postcode district is located in the ceremonial county of Kent, and is part of the Tonbridge postal town.
TN33 is a picturesque postcode district in Sussex, covering an area of around 10.83 square miles, with a population of approximately 6,400. The average house price stands at £342,500, significantly higher than the UK average of £288,000. The area boasts a predominantly rural character, with 96.8% of the population identifying as White, and a crime rank of 16470 out of 32482, indicating a relatively safe environment.
Settlements within TN33 include:
Ashburnham Forge, Battle, Brownbread Street, Canadia, Catsfield, Catsfield Stream, Crowhurst, Green Street, Hall's Close, Hazard's Green, Henley's Down, Hooe, Hooe Common, Lower Street, Marlpits, Netherfield, Ninfield, Penhurst, Pestalozzi Children's Village, Ponts Green, Powdermill Reservoir, Russell's Green, Sedlescombe, Starr's Green, Steven's Crouch, Telham, Waller's Haven, Whatlington, Woodmans Green
The TN33 postcode district, located in the charming town of Battle, Sussex, has a population density of 628.6 people per square kilometre, which is higher than the England & Wales average of 394.6. The average age of residents is 46.1 years, surpassing the UK average of 40.7. The area is predominantly White, with 96.8% of the population belonging to this ethnic group, while other ethnicities make up a small fraction.
Percentage of people in Tonbridge TN33 who are classed as being unemployed at Census 2021.
With an unemployment rate of 4% in Battle TN33, this postcode is slightly below the UK average of 4.3%, indicating a balanced local job market.
Such a rate suggests reasonable employment opportunities, contributing to a stable community where residents are more likely to invest in the area, supporting local businesses and fostering neighbourhood growth.
Percentage of residents in the TN33 postcode region who identify as white.
With 96% of Battle TN33 residents identifying as White, this postcode has a predominantly homogenous population with limited ethnic diversity.
While the community shares common traditions and cultural practices, efforts to promote inclusivity and cultural awareness can further enhance neighbourhood cohesion and enrich residents' experiences.
Population growth means that the population of Tonbridge TN33 is increasing by 2% each year.
Across the UK, (England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales), the average population grown from 2023-2024 is 0.66%.
Are under 18 years old
18% of Tonbridge TN33 are under the age of 18 at the time of the Census 2021.
Battle TN33 aligns closely with the UK average of 17.4%. This indicates a balanced mix of families and other household types, with amenities catering to both children and adults.
Are enjoying retirement
16% of Tonbridge TN33 are retired at the time of the Census 2021.
Battle TN33 aligns closely with the UK average of 16%, a mixed community of working-age individuals and retirees. Local amenities are likely to be diverse, and cater to both younger and older residents.
Analysing the TN33 population's characteristics, including age distribution and cultural diversity, provides valuable insights into the composition of the community.
Analysing the TN33 population's characteristics, including age distribution and cultural diversity provides valuable insights into the composition of a local community.
The TN33 postcode district, located in the charming town of Battle, Sussex, has a population density of 628.6 people per square kilometre, which is higher than the England & Wales average of 394.6. The average age of residents is 46.1 years, surpassing the UK average of 40.7. The area is predominantly White, with 96.8% of the population belonging to this ethnic group, while other ethnicities make up a small fraction.
Population growth means that the population of Tonbridge TN33 is increasing by 2% each year.
Across the UK, (England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales), the average population grown from 2023-2024 is 0.66%.
of Tonbridge TN33 are under the age of 18 at the time of the Census 2021.
of Tonbridge TN33 are retired at the time of the Census 2021.
Gender ratio in census data means the number of males for every 100 females in a population, helping us understand the balance between men and women in a specific area.
are adults
Age distribution refers to how different age groups are spread within a population, showing the number of people in each age range. This helps understand the population's structure and potential needs.
"Age Distribution by 5-year bands" in the Census 2021 breaks down the population into groups based on age ranges, each spanning five years (e.g., 0-4, 5-9, 10-14, etc.). This helps to see how many people fall into each age group, providing a clear picture of the age structure in an area.
"Living Arrangements" in the Census 2021 refers to people's relationship status and how they live with others. It includes whether someone is married, in a civil partnership, cohabiting as a couple, separated, divorced, or single, and whether they live with a partner, alone, or with others.
Legal partnership status of residents in the Tonbridge (TN33) district, offering insights into the diversity of relationship statuses in the area. This dataset classifies residents aged 16+ in England & Wales by their partnership status.
"Gender Identity" in the Census 2021 refers to how people personally identify their gender, which may or may not align with the sex they were assigned at birth. It includes options like male, female, non-binary, or other identities, reflecting how individuals see themselves.
Click on an postal code below for more information about the area. Each postcode give you a comprehensive overview of the postcode neighbourhood, including address, demographics, crime, transport, amenities and house prices in Tonbridge (TN33).
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The following towns and villages can be found close to Battle TN33:
0.2 miles
Over 400 years ago, a natural spring welled up from the ground and named, 'The Tunbridge Wells'. These days, this town is a popular destination for holidays and mini-breaks, offering both serenity, and direct transport links to the City of London (the capital is just a 50-minute train ride away).
2.3 miles
Located in the picturesque county of Kent, Speldhurst is a quaint village steeped in history with a strong sense of community, offering a peaceful countryside setting perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
2.4 miles
Pembury, located in the charming county of Kent, offers the perfect blend of rural beauty and modern convenience, with its picturesque countryside, friendly community, and easy access to nearby towns and cities making it an ideal place to call home.
2.6 miles
Located in East Sussex, Frant is a picturesque village known for its stunning views of the surrounding countryside, quaint village green, and historic St Alban's Church which dates back to the 14th century.
3.8 miles
Groombridge, a picturesque village in East Sussex, boasts a rich history, stunning countryside views, and a tight-knit community perfect for those seeking a peaceful and idyllic country lifestyle in the heart of the Garden of England.
3.9 miles
Located in Kent, Fordcombe is a peaceful village renowned for its historic church, picturesque countryside views, and friendly community, making it the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy a tranquil rural lifestyle.
4.3 miles
Nestled along the beautiful River Medway, Tonbridge boasts a charming high street lined with historic buildings, a stunning castle overlooking the town, and great schools making it a perfect blend of picturesque surroundings and strong community spirit for families looking for a peaceful yet lively place to call home.
4.7 miles
A gorgeous little village that's set just off the A21, Penshurst is most popular for attracting a large number of visitors seeking out the medieval house, Penshurst Place. This historic town is lined with timber-framed Tudor buildings.
The TN33 postcode includes the following local authorities:
The TN1 postcode area, which covers the town of Tunbridge Wells in Kent, has seen a relatively low level of crime in recent years. According to official statistics, crime rates in TN1 have been below the national average, making it a relatively safe place to live and work.
While overall crime levels are low, there are some key hotspots in the TN1 area that have experienced higher levels of criminal activity. These include areas such as Camden Road and the town centre, where incidents of anti-social behaviour and theft have been reported.
In the past, Tunbridge Wells has had its share of historical crime issues, including cases of burglary, vandalism, and drug-related offences. However, in recent years, efforts by the local police force have helped to reduce crime rates and improve safety in the area.
The local police force in Tunbridge Wells has set several priorities to address the remaining crime issues in the TN1 postcode area. These priorities include targeting anti-social behaviour, reducing theft and burglary, and improving community engagement to build trust and cooperation with residents.
Recent crime statistics show that overall crime rates in the TN1 area have remained relatively low, with a focus on reducing incidents of anti-social behaviour and theft. Key hotspots such as Camden Road and the town centre have seen higher levels of criminal activity, prompting increased police presence in these areas.
Historically, Tunbridge Wells has faced challenges such as burglary, vandalism, and drug-related offences. However, ongoing efforts by the local police force have helped to address these issues and improve safety in the community.
Current policing priorities in the TN1 postcode area include targeting anti-social behaviour, reducing theft and burglary, and strengthening relationships with the local community. By working closely with residents and businesses, the police aim to create a safer and more secure environment for everyone in Tunbridge Wells.
Sources: police.uk, kent.police.uk.
As rated by Ofsted
Church Road, Battle, TN33 9DP
Darvel Down, Battle, TN33 9QF
Market Road, Battle, TN33 0HQ
North Trade Road, Battle, TN33 0HT
Brede Lane, BATTLE, TN33 0RQ
Glengorse Estate, , TN33 0TX
Forewood Lane, Battle, TN33 9AJ
Crouch Lane, Battle, TN33 9EG
Church Lane, Battle, TN33 9JW
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