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Trent Bridge

Crime

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About

Trent Bridge ward encompasses the area directly south of the River Trent, opposite Nottingham city centre. Its primary feature is the historic Trent Bridge cricket ground, a major international venue that defines the locality. The ward is largely residential, with streets of Victorian and Edwardian terraced housing. The presence of Nottingham Forest's City Ground football stadium adds to its sporting character.

The ward's geography is shaped by the river and the busy A60 Loughborough Road, a key transport route. Land use is mixed, with local shops and services catering to residents. The wide expanse of the Trent and its embankment provide open space, contrasting with the dense urban development across the water in Nottingham. This area functions as a distinct residential enclave with a strong sporting identity.

Area overview

On average Trent Bridge has average deprivation and very high crime levels. Approximately 10.7% of homes in this area are social housing provided by a local council or housing association. The average income per household in Trent Bridge is £59,538 per year. There are 1 schools in Trent Bridge: 1 primary (0 Outstanding and 1 Good) and 0 secondary (0 Outstanding and 0 Good).

Crime rate

10/10

Crimes per 1k residents

N/A

Deprivation level

5/10

Income level

9/10

Connectivity

N/A

Property prices in Trent Bridge

Median price£222,500

Price per sq ft£298

Sales (last 12 months)28

Typical range (middle 50%)£165K – £373K

Based on 28 recent sales, the median property price is £222,500 (about £298 per square foot) in Trent Bridge area, with individual transactions ranging from £148,000 up to £930,000.

Prices by property typelast 12 months

Median sale price, median price per square foot, sales count, and percentile information for each property type in Trent Bridge over the last year.
Type	Sales	Median	£/sq ft	P5	P25	P75	P95
Semi-Detached	8	£570,000	£357	£375,850	£538,000	£751,875	£909,000
Terraced	5	£295,000	£303	£181,000	£245,000	£310,000	£320,000
Flats	15	£165,000	£265	£149,365	£157,475	£186,250	£253,000

10-year price trendmedian sale price in Trent Bridge

Sale price

Ten year median sale price trend for each property type in Trent Bridge.
Year	Detached	Flats	Semi-Detached	Terraced
2016	£795,000	£140,000	£441,250	£232,000
2017	£539,000	£149,000	£412,500	£225,000
2018	£255,000	£165,000	£418,875	£236,500
2019	—	£149,000	£461,500	£212,500
2020	£521,250	£227,500	£427,000	£219,975
2021	£420,000	£220,000	£535,000	£307,550
2022	£693,000	£197,500	£627,500	£285,000
2023	£822,500	£185,000	£563,500	£285,000
2024	£494,500	£185,500	£595,500	£255,000
2025	—	£170,000	£545,000	£277,500
2026	—	£165,000	£745,000	£230,000

Price per sq ft

Ten year median sale price per square foot trend for each property type in Trent Bridge.
Year	Detached	Flats	Semi-Detached	Terraced
2016	£225	£217	£254	£209
2017	£268	£268	£270	£253
2018	£190	£243	£290	£204
2019	—	£242	£285	£213
2020	£232	£340	£281	£384
2021	£302	£332	£286	£321
2022	£388	£321	£333	£318
2023	£541	£278	£356	£407
2024	£350	£287	£342	£338
2025	—	£284	£326	£299
2026	—	£265	£357	£134

Price distribution by property typelast 12 months

Council Tax Bands

Annual council tax rates for Rushcliffe district.

Band A£1,762

Band B£2,056

Band C£2,350

Band D£2,643

Band E£3,231

Band F£3,818

Band G£4,405

Band H£5,287

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

Local government

Elected councillors for Trent Bridge ward.

Local councillors

Liz Plant

Trent Bridge - Elected 4 May 2023

Labour Party