Located in the heart of Nottinghamshire, Newark is a market town known for its rich history and warm community spirit. With excellent transport links, including a direct train to Nottingham, it's ideal for commuters. The town boasts a lively market square, independent shops, and a variety of amenities, including parks and schools. Don’t miss Newark Castle and the impressive Civil War Museum, which highlight the area’s storied past. Enjoy the friendly atmosphere and local events that make Newark a place to live.
Newark (NG23) postcode district is located in the ceremonial county of Nottinghamshire, and is part of the Nottingham postal town.
The NG23 postcode, located in Nottinghamshire, is home to approximately 35,000 residents. The area spans 89 square miles and features a mix of rural villages and towns, with an average house price of £362,500, which is higher than the UK average of £288,000. The local economy is vibrant, supported by small and medium enterprises, and the community enjoys a relatively low crime rate, ranking 30689/32482 in terms of safety.
Settlements within NG23 include:
Askerton Hill, Averham, Bathley, Besthorpe, Brough, Carlton on Trent, Caunton, Claypole, Collingham, Cotham, Cromwell, Dry Doddington, East Stoke, Elston, Fenton, Flintham, Girton, Grassthorpe, Harby, High Marnham, Holme, Kelham, Knapthorpe, Langford, Little Carlton, Long Bennington, Low Marnham, Moorhouse, Normanton on Trent, North Clifton, North Muskham, Norwell, Norwell Woodhouse, Ossington, Shelton, Sibthorpe, South Clifton, South Muskham, South Scarle, Spalford, Staythorpe, Stubton, Sutton on Trent, Swinethorpe, Syerston, Thorney, Thorpe, Top Green, Upton, Weecar, Westborough, Weston, Wigsley
The population of NG23 is predominantly 98% White, with a small representation of other ethnic groups, including 0.7% Asian and 0.3% Black individuals. The area has an average age of 47.6 years, which is higher than the UK average of 40.7 years. The marital status reflects a stable community, with 57.8% of residents being married.
Percentage of people in Nottingham NG23 who are classed as being unemployed at Census 2021.
An unemployment rate of 5% in Newark NG23 is slightly above the UK average of 4.3%, indicating a moderate level of joblessness.
While some residents may face employment challenges, the rate still suggests a functioning local economy. Efforts to boost job opportunities could further enhance community stability and support the area's long-term growth.
Percentage of residents in the NG23 postcode region who identify as white.
With 98% of Newark NG23 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 Nottingham NG23 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
20% of Nottingham NG23 are under the age of 18 at the time of the Census 2021.
Newark NG23 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
15% of Nottingham NG23 are retired at the time of the Census 2021.
Newark NG23 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 NG23 population's characteristics, including age distribution and cultural diversity, provides valuable insights into the composition of the community.
Analysing the NG23 population's characteristics, including age distribution and cultural diversity provides valuable insights into the composition of a local community.
The population of NG23 is predominantly 98% White, with a small representation of other ethnic groups, including 0.7% Asian and 0.3% Black individuals. The area has an average age of 47.6 years, which is higher than the UK average of 40.7 years. The marital status reflects a stable community, with 57.8% of residents being married.
Population growth means that the population of Nottingham NG23 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 Nottingham NG23 are under the age of 18 at the time of the Census 2021.
of Nottingham NG23 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 Nottingham (NG23) 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 Nottingham (NG23).
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The following towns and villages can be found close to Newark NG23:
1.1 miles
With links to the legend of Robin Hood, lace-making, bicycle and tobacco industries, Nottingham has a long and interesting history. It is considered the 'Home of English Sport', and an important tourist destination.
2.2 miles
West Bridgford, a picturesque town known for its leafy suburbs, trendy cafes, and bustling market scene, offers a perfect blend of peaceful residential streets and vibrant community spirit, making it a desirable place to call home for families and young professionals alike.
3.8 miles
Located in Nottinghamshire, Radcliffe on Trent is a charming village with a strong sense of community, picturesque river views, excellent schools, and easy access to both the countryside and the city of Nottingham, making it the perfect place to raise a family.
4.1 miles
Located in Nottinghamshire, Ruddington is a charming village with a strong community spirit, picturesque countryside surroundings, historic architecture, and a variety of independent shops, cafes, and pubs perfect for those seeking a peaceful yet vibrant place to call home in the East Midlands.
4.4 miles
Situated in Nottinghamshire, Burton Joyce offers a quaint village atmosphere with a strong sense of community, beautiful countryside surroundings, and easy access to nearby cities like Nottingham for a perfect balance of rural and urban living.
4.7 miles
Welcome to Cotgrave, a quaint town in Nottinghamshire, known for its strong community spirit, beautiful countryside surroundings, and easy access to nearby cities like Nottingham, making it the perfect blend of rural charm and urban convenience for those looking to settle down in the East Midlands.
5.1 miles
Located around 3 miles from Nottingham, Beeston is a town that boasts plenty of shops, restaurants, and places of interest, including the Lakeside Arts Centre, Highfields Park, Beeston Marina and the Big Track Cycle Route.
The NG23 postcode includes the following local authorities:
The NG1 postcode area in Nottingham is known for its diverse mix of residents and businesses, but like any urban area, it faces its share of crime challenges. Recent crime statistics show that overall crime levels in NG1 have remained relatively stable, with a slight decrease in reported crimes over the past year.
Some key hotspots for crime in NG1 include the city centre, particularly around the shopping and entertainment districts. Areas such as Market Square and the Lace Market are known for higher levels of theft and anti-social behaviour. It is important for residents and visitors to be vigilant in these areas and take precautions to protect themselves and their belongings.
Historically, NG1 has faced challenges with drug-related crime and gang activity. These issues have been a focus for local law enforcement agencies, who have worked to disrupt criminal networks and prevent violence in the area. While progress has been made in reducing these types of crimes, they continue to be a concern for police and community members.
The Nottinghamshire Police force has identified several key priorities for policing in the NG1 area, including tackling violent crime, reducing anti-social behaviour, and improving community engagement. By working closely with local residents and businesses, the police aim to create a safer and more secure environment for everyone in the postcode area.
while crime levels in NG1 have shown some improvement in recent years, there is still work to be done to address ongoing issues and ensure the safety of the community. By focusing on prevention, intervention, and community partnerships, local law enforcement agencies are committed to making NG1 a safer place for all.
Sources: Police.uk Nottinghamshire Police
As rated by Ofsted
School Lane, Newark, NG23 5BQ
Main Road, Newark, NG23 5EH
Inholms Road, Newark, NG23 5LF
Top Street, Newark, NG23 5NP
Manor Road, Newark, NG23 6AD
Main Street, Newark, NG23 6HD
School Lane, Newark, NG23 6JP
Church Street, Newark, NG23 6PD
Mill Lane, Newark, NG23 6RW
Snowdon Road, Newark, NG23 7PT
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