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About

Dinting ward lies on the western edge of Glossop, characterised by a mix of residential streets and open green spaces. The area includes the steep, wooded slopes of Dinting Vale and the more level ground around Dinting village itself. Residential development varies from older stone terraces to modern housing estates, with local amenities centred along Dinting Road. The ward contains several playing fields and the recreational grounds of the local cricket club, providing community focal points.

A prominent feature is the Dinting Viaduct, a substantial stone railway structure that arches across the valley. The ward is bordered by the Peak District National Park to the east, with footpaths leading directly into moorland landscapes. Industrial heritage is evident in the converted mills now used for other purposes, reflecting the area's historical transition from textile production. The Manchester to Sheffield railway line runs through the ward, connecting it to wider regional transport networks.

Area overview

On average Dinting has very low deprivation and average crime levels, with around 87 crimes per 1,000 residents per year, in line with the East Midlands average of 96 per 1,000. Approximately 5.6% of homes in this area are social housing provided by a local council or housing association. The average income per household in Dinting is £61,115 per year. The median sale price in Dinting is £445,500 (around £337 per square foot), with typical sale prices between £245,500 and £528,750. There are 4 schools in Dinting: 4 primary (0 Outstanding and 3 Good) and 0 secondary (0 Outstanding and 0 Good). Dinting is home to around 2,411 people, with a population density of about 991.4 per km².

Crime rate
5/10
Crimes per 1k residents
87
Deprivation level
1/10
Income level
9/10
Social housing
5.6%
Connectivity
N/A

Area Profile

Dinting Population
2,411
Population density
991.4 per km²

Crime

Crime per 1,000 population

Violence and sexual offences
41.89(+22%)
Anti-social behaviour
12.03(-29%)
Public order
9.95(+44%)
Other theft
7.05(+24%)
Vehicle crime
7.05(+71%)
East Midlands average

Demographics

Ethnic groups

British
2,286
94.82%
Other White
45
1.87%
Irish
14
0.58%
Chinese
11
0.46%
Other Asian
10
0.41%
Total population: 2,411

Economics

Education (age 16+)

Level 4 qualifications or above
973
48.17%
Level 3 (A level)
338
16.73%
Level 2 (GCSEs 9-4)
251
12.43%
No qualifications
194
9.6%
Level 1 (GCSEs 3-1)
122
6.04%
Total 16+ residents: 2,020

Housing

Housing tenure

Owns outright
529
50.09%
Owns with a mortgage
398
37.69%
Private landlord or letting agency
60
5.68%
Other social rented
39
3.69%
Social rents from council
17
1.61%
Total households: 1,056

Property prices in Dinting

Median price: £445,500
Price per sq ft: £337
Sales (last 12 months): 34
Typical range (middle 50%): £246K – £529K

Based on 34 recent sales, the median property price is £445,500 (about £337 per square foot) in Dinting area, with individual transactions ranging from £155,000 up to £1,400,000.

Prices by property typelast 12 months

Median sale price, median price per square foot, sales count, and percentile information for each property type in Dinting over the last year.
TypeSalesMedian£/sq ft
Detached16£504,000£345
Semi-Detached7£375,000£308
Terraced4£292,500£307
Flats7£176,500£341

10-year price trendmedian sale price in Dinting

Sale price

Ten year median sale price trend for each property type in Dinting.
YearDetachedFlatsSemi-DetachedTerraced
2016£320,000£126,000£250,000£182,500
2017£324,995£147,500£224,975£211,945
2018£365,995£137,475£229,995£190,000
2019£376,995£142,500£250,000£156,000
2020£405,000£140,000£335,000£198,975
2021£465,000£139,975£280,500£199,500
2022£433,000£225,000£325,000£219,500
2023£445,000£137,000£295,000£231,000
2024£450,000£150,000£330,000£210,000
2025£503,000£165,000£321,750£250,000
2026£478,000£180,000£277,000£603,750
Ten year median sale price trend for each property type in Dinting.

Price per sq ft

Ten year median sale price per square foot trend for each property type in Dinting.
YearDetachedFlatsSemi-DetachedTerraced
2016£236£262£250£217
2017£243£249£239£215
2018£263£273£250£239
2019£264£271£235£220
2020£281£302£222£198
2021£305£271£294£241
2022£284£303£312£244
2023£331£296£294£261
2024£326£324£323£274
2025£341£354£329£318
2026£362£356£382£252
Ten year median sale price per square foot trend for each property type in Dinting.

Price distribution by property typelast 12 months

Price distribution by property type for Dinting in the last year.

Council Tax Bands

Annual council tax rates for High Peak district.

Band A£1,590
Band B£1,855
Band C£2,120
Band D£2,385
Band E£2,915
Band F£3,445
Band G£3,974
Band H£4,769

Council tax bands are based on the value of your property. Most homes fall into bands A to D.

Local government

Elected councillors for Dinting ward.

Local councillors

Dom Elliott-Starkey

Dinting - Elected 4 May 2023

Conservative

Frequently asked questions about Dinting

Is Dinting safe?

Dinting records about 87 crimes per 1,000 residents per year, which is a average crime rate for England: it scores 5 out of 10 on the Area360 crime scale, where 10 is the highest crime level.

What is the average house price in Dinting?

The median sale price in Dinting is £445,500 (about £337 per square foot) based on 34 registered sales according to HM Land Registry data.

Are there good schools in Dinting?

Dinting has 4 primary schools (3 Good). Ratings are official Ofsted judgements or Area360 summaries of the latest available inspection grades.

How deprived is Dinting?

Dinting scores 1 out of 10 on the deprivation scale, where 10 is the most deprived. The typical neighbourhood in Dinting sits around rank 31,382 of 32,844 in England on the official Index of Multiple Deprivation (rank 1 is the most deprived).

What is the average household income in Dinting?

The average household income in Dinting is around £61,115 per year, and 6% of homes are social housing (ONS data).

Who are the local councillors for Dinting?

Dinting is represented by 1 elected councillor: Dom Elliott-Starkey (Conservative and Unionist Party).