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Ashfield District Council
Local authority area: Ashfield
Ashfield is a district council in Nottinghamshire, in the East Midlands region of England. It covers 109.6 km² and had 127,179 residents in 2022 — about 1,161 people per km². The authority dates from 1974. The council is based in Kirkby-in-Ashfield.
People
Population
Estimates recorded for Ashfield, 2012–2022.
Residents, 2022127,179+5.9% since 2012
Land area109.6km²42.3 sq mi
Density1,161/ km²people per square kilometre
Rank by population#244of 382 UK councils · #207 in England
Population estimates4 data points
120.1K123.6K127.2K127.2K
2012201520182022
History
How the council came to be
- 1974Created
Ashfield became a local authority area.
Same county
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Elections
23 electoral wards
Census 2021: 126,300 residents in 54,510 households across the wards; 19.7% aged 65+, 67.4% of homes owned, 20.6% of households without a car.
1Hucknall West4,379 households · 19.9% aged 65+10,7042Hucknall North4,548 households · 18.1% aged 65+10,5803Sutton Central & New Cross3,312 households · 14.0% aged 65+7,8174Hucknall South3,445 households · 17.1% aged 65+7,6795Huthwaite & Brierley3,359 households · 20.8% aged 65+7,5676Hucknall Central3,294 households · 17.0% aged 65+7,469
Westminster
Constituencies
Source: Wikidata Q600996 (CC0)Figures as recorded with their reference year; boundaries may have changed since.