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Data Provider: Welsh Government Number of pitches by residential status, occupied status and local authority
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Click here to sortResidential occupiedNumber of residential pitches that are occupied in each local authority. Note that up to 4 caravans can occupy a single pitch.Click here to sortResidential vacantNumber of residential pitches that are vacant in each local authority. Note that up to 4 caravans can occupy a single pitch.Click here to sortTransit occupiedNumber of transit pitches that are occupied in each local authority. Note that up to 4 caravans can occupy a single pitch.Click here to sortTransit vacantNumber of transit pitches that are vacant in each local authority. Note that up to 4 caravans can occupy a single pitch.Click here to sortTotal of all pitchesTotal number of pitches that are either occupied or vacant in each local authority. Note that up to 4 caravans can occupy a single pitch.Click here to sortResidential occupiedNumber of residential pitches that are occupied in each local authority. Note that up to 4 caravans can occupy a single pitch.Click here to sortResidential vacantNumber of residential pitches that are vacant in each local authority. Note that up to 4 caravans can occupy a single pitch.Click here to sortTransit occupiedNumber of transit pitches that are occupied in each local authority. Note that up to 4 caravans can occupy a single pitch.Click here to sortTransit vacantNumber of transit pitches that are vacant in each local authority. Note that up to 4 caravans can occupy a single pitch.Click here to sortTotal of all pitchesTotal number of pitches that are either occupied or vacant in each local authority. Note that up to 4 caravans can occupy a single pitch.
[Collapse]Total Welsh Local Authorities 38517204043891402405
Total Welsh Local Authorities[Expand]Isle of Anglesey 0000000000
[Expand]Gwynedd 750012750012
[Expand]Conwy 4000440004
[Expand]Denbighshire 0000000000
[Expand]Flintshire 20000202000020
[Expand]Wrexham 15000151500015
[Expand]Powys 26000262510026
[Expand]Ceredigion 0000000000
[Expand]Pembrokeshire 73200757500075
[Expand]Carmarthenshire 15000151500015
[Expand]Swansea 7000770007
[Expand]Neath Port Talbot 62300656230065
[Expand]Bridgend 0000000000
[Expand]Vale of Glamorgan 0000000000
[Expand]Cardiff 80000807820080
[Expand]Rhondda Cynon Taf 6000660006
[Expand]Merthyr Tydfil 20400242220024
[Expand]Caerphilly 0000000000
[Expand]Blaenau Gwent 16300191810019
[Expand]Torfaen 34020363500237
[Expand]Monmouthshire 0000000000
[Expand]Newport 0000000000

Metadata

Title

Number of pitches by residential status, occupied status and Local Authority

Last update

22 April 2020 22 April 2020

Next update

September 2020 (provisional)

Publishing organisation

Welsh Government

Source 1

Gypsy and traveller caravan count, Welsh Government

Contact email

stats.inclusion@gov.wales

Designation

None

Lowest level of geographical disaggregation

Local authorities

Geographical coverage

Local authorities

Languages covered

English only

Data licensing

You may use and re-use this data free of charge in any format or medium, under the terms of the Open Government License - see http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence

Keywords

Gypsy Traveller Caravan Count; housing; equality and diversity

General description

The Information presented here is taken from the the bi-annual Gypsy and Traveller Caravan Count conducted by Local Authorities in Wales. It sets out the number of pitches by residential status, occupation status and Local Authority.

Data collection and calculation

Since January 2011, the counts have been conducted by the data collection team within the Welsh Government’s Statistical Directorate. Previous data collections had been conducted by the Department for Communities and Local Government (now Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government).

Frequency of publication

Twice yearly

Data reference periods

The count is carried out in January and July every year.

Users, uses and context

The data presented here forms part of the evidence base when assessing bids from Local Authorities for the Gypsy and Traveller New Sites Grant and Gypsy and Traveller Refurbishment Grant.

Rounding applied

None

Statistical quality

The response and quality of the count can be affected by the following factors:
- Local Authorities not completing their returns;
- inadequate counting practices;
- geography – particularly in large rural areas which require correspondingly large resources to map all sites;
- Gypsy and Traveller mistrust; and
- the counts are voluntary, with no rewards to Local Authorities completing their returns or penalties for those that fail to do so.