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Pakistani is a sub-category of: South Asian
Pakistani has the following sub-categories:
South Asian Women

 South Asians with disabilities
The tables on this page use data from the 2001 Census.  These reports where possible have the same categories as within Maps & Stats Reports for neighbourhood based communities.

Age Group Breakdown

Asian or Asian British: Pakistani Bradford District 2001 England and Wales 2001
Total %
Population 67,994 100.00% 100.00% 100.00%
0-4 years 9,162 13.47% 7.10% 6.00%
5-15 years 16,600 24.41% 16.30% 14.20%
16-24 years 14,105 20.74% 12.50% 10.90%
25-44 years 18,139 26.68% 28.00% 29.10%
45-64 years 7,298 10.73% 21.70% 23.80%
65-74 years 2,034 2.99% 7.70% 8.40%
75+ years 656 0.96% 6.70% 7.60%

Household Composition [by ethnic group of Household Reference Person (HRP)]

Asian or Asian British: Pakistani Bradford District 2001 England and Wales 2001
Total %
Total households 14,070 100.00% 100.00% 100.00%
All pensioner households 395 2.81% 22.80% 23.80%
Couple with dependent children(1) 6,331 45.00% 22.40% 20.80%
Lone parent with dependent children(1) 1,106 7.86% 7.40% 6.50%
Other 6,238 44.34% 47.40% 48.90%
(1) A dependent child is a person in a household aged 0 - 15 years (whether or not in a family) or a person aged 16-18 years who is a full-time student in a family with their parent(s).

Household Characteristics [by ethnic group of Household Reference Person (HRP)]

Asian or Asian British: Pakistani Bradford District 2001 England and Wales 2001
Total %
Residents in households(1) 67,106 100.00% 100.00%
Households 14,071 100.0%  8.30% 7.00%
Average household size 4.77
Overcrowded households (2) 3,814 27.11% 22.90% 8.50%
Households without central heating 6,305 44.81% 32.50% 26.80%
Households without a car/van 4,571 32.49% 36.40% 34.10%
One or more people in household have a long term limiting illness(3) Not Available
(1) Excludes people living in communal establishments eg care home
(2) Overcrowding is defined as the number of households having one room too few for the household. A single person household is assumed to require two 'common' rooms (not including a bathroom) and a bedroom. Families are assumed to require two 'common' rooms (not including a bathroom) and a bedroom for each couple, lone parent, any other person over 16 years, each pair aged 10-15 years of the same sex, each pair formed from a remaining person aged 10-15 years and a child aged under 10 of the same sex, each pair of children aged 10 years and under and each remaining person. This is the definition of overcrowding used by government.
(3) People who responded 'yes' to the question 'Do you have any long term illness, health problems or disability which limits your daily activities or the work you can do?'. A prompt asked people to include any problems due to old age.

Housing Type

Asian or Asian British: Pakistani Bradford District 2001 England and Wales 2001
Total %
All households 14,071 100.00% 100.00% 100.00%
shared dwellings 55 0.39% 0.29% 0.31%
unshared dwellings 14,016 99.61% 99.71% 99.69%

Housing Tenure [by ethnic group of Household Reference Person (HRP)]

Asian or Asian British: Pakistani Bradford District 2001 England and Wales 2001
Total %
Owner occupiers 10,732 76.26% 71.70% 68.90%
Rented from council or housing association 1,095 7.78% 16.30% 19.20%
Private and other renting 2,245 15.95% 12.00% 11.90%

Work (1)

Asian or Asian British: Pakistani Bradford District 2001 England and Wales 2001
Total %
Economically active (2) , of all people aged 16 - 74 17,586 42.30% 63.40% 66.50%
Employed (including self-employed) of economically active 12,624 71.78% 89.10% 91.10%
Unemployed, of economically active 3,548 20.18% 6.90% 5.00%
Full time student working or looking for work, of economically active 1,414 8.04% 4.00% 3.90%
Economically inactive (3) , of all people aged 16 - 74 23,990 57.70% 36.60% 33.50%
Retired, of economically inactive 1,775 7.40% 35.00% 40.70%
Student not working or looking for work, of economically inactive 5,112 21.31% 15.10% 14.00%
Looking after family/home , of economically inactive 8,957 37.34% 20.90% 19.50%
Permanently sick or disabled, of economically inactive 2,865 11.94% 16.70% 16.50%
Other, of economically inactive 5,281 22.01% 12.20% 9.30%
(1) In the 2001 Census percentages relate to all people aged 16 - 74 years. This is different from some other sources of information on employment.
(2) Economically active people are either working or looking for work.
(3) Economically inactive are not working and not looking for work.

Unemployment (1)

Asian or Asian British: Pakistani Bradford District 2001 England and Wales 2001
Total %
Long term unemployed (2) 1,039 29.28% 31.9%  30.30%
Unemployed who have never worked Not Available
Unemployed aged 16-24 1,572 44.31% 32.3%   25.9%
Unemployed aged 50+ Not Available
(1) Percentages as a proportion of all people who are unemployed.
(2) Long term unemployed are people who have not worked for two or more years

Qualifications(1)

Asian or Asian British: Pakistani Bradford District 2001 England and Wales 2001
Total %
People aged 16-74 41,576 100.00% 100.00% 100.00%
No qualifications or level unknown 22,944 55.19% 42.30% 36.02%
Professional/degree level qualification 4,187 10.07% 15.86% 19.76%
(1) All people aged 16 - 74 years

Health and Unpaid Care

Asian or Asian British: Pakistani Bradford District 2001 England and Wales 2001
Total %
All people reporting their health as 'not good' 6,437 9.47% 10.10% 9.20%
Illness (1) , of all people 10,113 14.87% 18.50% 18.20%
People providing unpaid care(2), of all people Not Available
People providing unpaid care for 50+ hours a week, of all people providing unpaid care Not Available
(1) People who responded 'yes' to the question 'Do you have any long term illness, health problems or disability which limits your daily activities or the work you can do?' A prompt asked people to include any problems due to old age.
(2) People looking after, giving help or support to family members, friends, neighbours or others because of long-term physical or mental ill-health or disability or problems relating to old age.

 

CoI Plan & Links to Organisations that may have further data on Pakistani:

No links to external Organisations have been found for this category as yet.
If you know of any please email mick.charlton@bradford.gov.uk.


   

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