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Electoral wardE05014697
Duffield & Quarndon ward, Amber Valley
Duffield & Quarndon is one of 18 electoral wards of Amber Valley Borough Council, in Derbyshire (East Midlands). At the 2021 Census it had 5,065 residents in 2,091 households — 644 people per km², the 16th largest of the council's wards by population. It lies in the Mid Derbyshire constituency; for county elections it is in the Alport & Duffield division.
Residents, 20215,065council ward average 7,012
Households2,0912.42 residents per household
Density644/ km²about 7.86 km² · Amber Valley 475
Aged 65+25.5%Amber Valley: 22.6% · under 16: 19.3%
Census 2021
Age of residents
0–43.3% · 165
5–96.3% · 320
10–159.7% · 491
16–195.6% · 285
20–243.9% · 199
25–345.6% · 282
35–4918.4% · 933
50–6421.7% · 1,102
65–7411.0% · 558
75–849.6% · 485
85+4.9% · 249
Car or van availability
Share of households.
No car or van13.3% · 279
1 car or van35.4% · 741
2 cars or vans36.5% · 764
3 or more14.7% · 307
Census 2021
Housing tenure
Share of households; Amber Valley overall: 72.0% owned, 12.7% social rented, 14.6% private rented.
Owned outright49.3% · 1,030
With mortgage31.3% · 654
Shared ownership0.6% · 13
Social rented6.6% · 138
Private rented12.1% · 253
Lives rent free0.1% · 2
Type of home
Detached house53.9% · 1,127
Semi-detached house25.4% · 531
Terraced house9.3% · 194
Purpose-built flat8.7% · 182
Converted house1.2% · 25
Other conversion0.6% · 13
Above shop / office0.9% · 19
Electoral geography
Ward facts
- Ward code (GSS)
E05014697- Council
- Amber Valley Borough Council
- County council
- Derbyshire County Council
- County division
- Alport & Duffield
- Constituency
- Mid Derbyshire
- Region
- East Midlands
- Density rank in council
- 13 of 18
Parishes in the ward
DuffieldQuarndon
Census 2021: Office for National Statistics via Nomis (TS001, TS006, TS007B, TS041, TS044, TS045, TS054) · ward lookups: ONS Open Geography Portal · Open Government Licence v3.0This ward was drawn after the 2021 Census: figures are built up from the 3 census areas (LSOAs) that ONS best-fits to it, so they are close estimates.