Area evidence pack

Blacon South · CH1

Cheshire West and Chester 031E

LSOA E01018317 · generated 2026-10-28.

In short

Market: depth is published for LSOAs and MSOAs only.
Crime: 144.8 recorded crimes per 1,000 residents, more than most of London.
Noise: 20% of homes at 55 dB or more from road or rail.
Schools: 6 state-funded within 1.5 km; nearest Dee Point Primary School (232 m).

Recorded sales, police-recorded crime, modelled noise and nearby schools. Counts, shares and medians only: no valuation, no listings and no list of addresses. is shown as a share of sales, not of homes. Every figure is cited below; numbers in brackets point to the sources.

Local market

Market depth is not published for this area: it is built for LSOAs and MSOAs.

Crime

144.8 recorded crimes per 1,000 residents in the 12 months to August 2026, London percentile 90.^[3]

Road and rail noise

20% of 636 homes at or above 55 dB Lden from road or rail (1% at 65 dB; road 20%, rail 0% at 55 dB). Modelled 2022 levels.^[1]

Schools nearby

6 state-funded schools within 1.5 km (5 primary, 1 secondary). Distance says nothing about admission.
Dee Point Primary School (primary, 232 m); Ofsted report card 2025/26: Inclusion expected standard, Curriculum and teaching expected standard, Achievement needs attention, Attendance and behaviour needs attention, Personal development and wellbeing expected standard, Leadership and governance expected standard, Early years expected standard; safeguarding met.^[2]
Blacon High School, A Specialist Sports College (secondary, 599 m); Ofsted report card 2025/26: Inclusion needs attention, Curriculum and teaching needs attention, Achievement needs attention, Attendance and behaviour expected standard, Personal development and wellbeing expected standard, Leadership and governance needs attention; safeguarding met.^[2]
J H Godwin Primary School (primary, 710 m); Ofsted report card 2025/26: Inclusion expected standard, Curriculum and teaching needs attention, Achievement needs attention, Attendance and behaviour needs attention, Personal development and wellbeing needs attention, Leadership and governance needs attention, Early years expected standard; safeguarding met.^[2]
Highfield Community Primary School (primary, 926 m); latest Ofsted: Good (2012).^[2]
The Arches Community Primary School (primary, 1031 m); latest Ofsted: Good.^[2]
St Theresa's Catholic Primary School (primary, 1477 m); latest Ofsted: Good.^[2]

Limits of this pack

Area evidence from public releases, each cited with its release id; not advice and not a valuation of any home.
Crime is recorded street-level crime per 1,000 residents over 12 months; published locations are anonymised by the police.
Schools are those within 1.5 km of the area's centre by straight-line distance; distance says nothing about admission.
schools.independent counts independent schools (DfE Get Information about Schools) within the same radius: no Ofsted grade (most are ISI-inspected), outside the state counts and ranks.
Category A (standard market) sales from HM Land Registry Price Paid: counts, medians and shares, never a valuation, an asking price or a listing.
The window ends at the latest recorded sale, not today: Price Paid lags completions by months.
Turnover is the share of recorded homes — homes sold since 1995 with an EPC-linked UPRN — that had a standard sale in the last 12 months; that population is not the full housing stock.
Leasehold share is the share of the last 12 months' sales recorded as leasehold, not the share of homes that are leasehold.
New-build and resale medians use 36 months of sales with an EPC floor area; each needs 10 sales and the premium needs both. The mix of flats and houses can differ between the two.
Growth is the change of the LSOA's rolling £/m² index; MSOAs have no index of their own here.
Shared-ownership first-tranche sales are not separated from standard sales here (Price Paid does not label them): a block of part-share sales can drag a median down (issue #211).

Sources

Defra strategic noise mapping · release src-defra-noise-round4-2022-england
Ofsted and DfE school records · release src-ofsted-latest-inspections-2026-08
data.police.uk recorded crime · release src-police-uk-crime-12m-2025-09-2026-08-england

uk:lsoa:E01018317 · product release rel-202610280557-sales

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# Area evidence pack: Cheshire West and Chester 031E

2026-10-28 · uk:lsoa:E01018317 · Release rel-202610280557-sales.

## In short

- Market: depth is published for LSOAs and MSOAs only.
- Crime: 144.8 recorded crimes per 1,000 residents, more than most of London.
- Noise: 20% of homes at 55 dB or more from road or rail.
- Schools: 6 state-funded within 1.5 km; nearest Dee Point Primary School (232 m).

## Local market

- Market depth is not published for this area: it is built for LSOAs and MSOAs.

## Crime

- 144.8 recorded crimes per 1,000 residents in the 12 months to August 2026, London percentile 90. — [data.police.uk recorded crime, src-police-uk-crime-12m-2025-09-2026-08-england, observed 2026-10-28](https://data.police.uk/data/archive/2026-08.zip)

## Road and rail noise

- 20% of 636 homes at or above 55 dB Lden from road or rail (1% at 65 dB; road 20%, rail 0% at 55 dB). Modelled 2022 levels. — [Defra strategic noise mapping, src-defra-noise-round4-2022-england, observed 2026-10-28](https://environment.data.gov.uk/dataset/562c9d56-7c2d-4d42-83bb-578d6e97a517)

## Schools nearby

- 6 state-funded schools within 1.5 km (5 primary, 1 secondary). Distance says nothing about admission.
- Dee Point Primary School (primary, 232 m); Ofsted report card 2025/26: Inclusion expected standard, Curriculum and teaching expected standard, Achievement needs attention, Attendance and behaviour needs attention, Personal development and wellbeing expected standard, Leadership and governance expected standard, Early years expected standard; safeguarding met. — [Ofsted and DfE school records, src-ofsted-latest-inspections-2026-08, observed 2026-10-28](https://www.gov.uk/government/statistical-data-sets/monthly-management-information-ofsteds-school-inspections-outcomes)
- Blacon High School, A Specialist Sports College (secondary, 599 m); Ofsted report card 2025/26: Inclusion needs attention, Curriculum and teaching needs attention, Achievement needs attention, Attendance and behaviour expected standard, Personal development and wellbeing expected standard, Leadership and governance needs attention; safeguarding met. — [Ofsted and DfE school records, src-ofsted-latest-inspections-2026-08, observed 2026-10-28](https://www.gov.uk/government/statistical-data-sets/monthly-management-information-ofsteds-school-inspections-outcomes)
- J H Godwin Primary School (primary, 710 m); Ofsted report card 2025/26: Inclusion expected standard, Curriculum and teaching needs attention, Achievement needs attention, Attendance and behaviour needs attention, Personal development and wellbeing needs attention, Leadership and governance needs attention, Early years expected standard; safeguarding met. — [Ofsted and DfE school records, src-ofsted-latest-inspections-2026-08, observed 2026-10-28](https://www.gov.uk/government/statistical-data-sets/monthly-management-information-ofsteds-school-inspections-outcomes)
- Highfield Community Primary School (primary, 926 m); latest Ofsted: Good (2012). — [Ofsted and DfE school records, src-ofsted-latest-inspections-2026-08, observed 2026-10-28](https://www.gov.uk/government/statistical-data-sets/monthly-management-information-ofsteds-school-inspections-outcomes)
- The Arches Community Primary School (primary, 1031 m); latest Ofsted: Good. — [Ofsted and DfE school records, src-ofsted-latest-inspections-2026-08, observed 2026-10-28](https://www.gov.uk/government/statistical-data-sets/monthly-management-information-ofsteds-school-inspections-outcomes)
- St Theresa's Catholic Primary School (primary, 1477 m); latest Ofsted: Good. — [Ofsted and DfE school records, src-ofsted-latest-inspections-2026-08, observed 2026-10-28](https://www.gov.uk/government/statistical-data-sets/monthly-management-information-ofsteds-school-inspections-outcomes)

## Limits of this pack

- Area evidence from public releases, each cited with its release id; not advice and not a valuation of any home.
- Crime is recorded street-level crime per 1,000 residents over 12 months; published locations are anonymised by the police.
- Schools are those within 1.5 km of the area's centre by straight-line distance; distance says nothing about admission.
- schools.independent counts independent schools (DfE Get Information about Schools) within the same radius: no Ofsted grade (most are ISI-inspected), outside the state counts and ranks.
- Category A (standard market) sales from HM Land Registry Price Paid: counts, medians and shares, never a valuation, an asking price or a listing.
- The window ends at the latest recorded sale, not today: Price Paid lags completions by months.
- Turnover is the share of recorded homes — homes sold since 1995 with an EPC-linked UPRN — that had a standard sale in the last 12 months; that population is not the full housing stock.
- Leasehold share is the share of the last 12 months' sales recorded as leasehold, not the share of homes that are leasehold.
- New-build and resale medians use 36 months of sales with an EPC floor area; each needs 10 sales and the premium needs both. The mix of flats and houses can differ between the two.
- Growth is the change of the LSOA's rolling £/m² index; MSOAs have no index of their own here.
- Shared-ownership first-tranche sales are not separated from standard sales here (Price Paid does not label them): a block of part-share sales can drag a median down (issue #211).

## Sources

- [Defra strategic noise mapping](https://environment.data.gov.uk/dataset/562c9d56-7c2d-4d42-83bb-578d6e97a517), release src-defra-noise-round4-2022-england
- [Ofsted and DfE school records](https://www.gov.uk/government/statistical-data-sets/monthly-management-information-ofsteds-school-inspections-outcomes), release src-ofsted-latest-inspections-2026-08
- [data.police.uk recorded crime](https://data.police.uk/data/archive/2026-08.zip), release src-police-uk-crime-12m-2025-09-2026-08-england