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Living in Dundry: Liveability Score 51/100

Last updated 7 August 2026

Dundry comes out at 51/100 on the 9 categories we can score here. Its biggest lead over the typical UK town is broadband: 99/100 against a national town median of 60/100. That makes it the 2nd highest-scoring of the 3 places in the BS41 postcode district.

On broadband specifically, Dundry sits 47 points above the BS41 district figure of 52/100. Safety (90) and economic health (88) also clear 80/100. Below 30/100: healthcare (13), lifestyle (15), transport (22) and schools (24). The same breakdown for the wider area is on the BS41 postcode district.

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Settlement area

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Score breakdown

Safety & Environment

Safety
90
268.6 crimes per 1,000 residents · last 12 months Above the England & Wales average of 94.3
Violence and sexual offences 28 crimes
↑ 172% above national average
Other theft 11 crimes
↑ 474% above national average
Vehicle crime 10 crimes
↑ 575% above national average
Anti-social behaviour 9 crimes
↑ 91% above national average
Public order 8 crimes
↑ 298% above national average
other 17 crimes
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  1. 1 Petrol Station 11 crimes
  2. 2 High Street 7 crimes
  3. 3 Yanleigh Close 7 crimes

Source: data.police.uk · England & Wales only

Environment
79
Air Quality NO₂ 6.2 · PM2.5 5.6 · PM10 8.9 µg/m³
77
Green Space 84
Parks Adequate 3
Sports Pitches None
Allotments None
Golf Courses None
Tennis Courts None
Bowling Greens None
Playgrounds Some 1

Services

Schools
24
1 school in area · 17 within 4km
1Good
  • Dundry Church of England Primary SchoolPrimary · inspected 2022
    Good

Score reflects proximity-weighted access to rated schools within 4km: areas with more nearby schools score higher regardless of settlement boundary.

Healthcare
13
A&E departmentsSt Michael's Hospital4.3 mi
Bristol Royal Infirmary4.3 mi
Southmead Hospital6.8 mi
Hospital waitsRoyal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust2.6 mi
Routine referral (median)12 wks
Treated within 18 weeks62.7%
A&E seen within 4 hrs70.6%
Nearest GP surgeryGrange Road Surgery1.3 mi
GP capacity1,463 patients per GP
0dentists0pharmacies

Score reflects proximity to CQC-rated GP surgeries and hospitals, not facility count. Dentists and pharmacies are shown for context but don't affect the score.

Broadband
99
Full fibre (FTTP)83.8%
available across North Somerset
Gigabit-capable · incl. cable
100%
Ultrafast (300+ Mbps)
100%
Superfast (30+ Mbps)
100%
Ofcom Connected Nations · 16 postcodes · full fibre at local-authority level

Economy & Bills

Economic Health
88
Employment rate61.3%
Above the Great Britain average of 57.3% of residents aged 16+
Employed61.3%Unemployed1.7%Retired24.5%Student4.1%Other inactive8.4%
Professional & managerial46.4%Skilled & technical38.8%Routine & elementary14.8%
No qualifications14.9%Level 1 (1–4 GCSEs)7.9%Level 2 (5+ GCSEs)13.3%Level 3 (A levels)15.8%Level 4+ (degree & above)38.8%Apprenticeship6.4%Other (incl. vocational)2.9%
Home ownership86.9%
Among the least-deprived 16% of areas in England
Census 2021/22 (Great Britain) · deprivation: IoD 2025 / SIMD
Bills
40
Council tax North Somerset · 2026-27
A £1,661
B £1,937
C £2,214
D £2,491
E £3,045
F £3,598
G £4,152
H £4,982
Energy South West England region
Typical bill regional £1,641/yr
Ofgem price cap, GB average · Apr–Jun 2026
Typical home efficiency local EPC band D
Water Wessex Water
Average bill regional £581/yr
Combined water & sewerage · GB average £520

Transport

Transport
22
Parson Street 2.7 mi
Bedminster 3.5 mi
Bristol Temple Meads 4.3 mi
J3 M32 5.3 mi
J3 M32 5.8 mi
J2 M32 6 mi

Lifestyle

Lifestyle
15
Pubs & Bars Some 1
Restaurants & Cafes None
Supermarkets & Convenience None
Retail Shopping None
Takeaways None
Fitness Adequate 2

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House Prices

Not enough recent sales

Fewer than 10 sales were recorded in Dundry in the last 12 months, which isn't enough for a reliable median. Smaller villages often fall below this in any given year. Figures come from HM Land Registry Price Paid data and are updated monthly, so this may fill in later.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Dundry a nice place to live?

Dundry is a decent place to live for many people. Our liveability score for Dundry is 51/100, placing it among an average areas in the UK across nine categories: safety, schools, healthcare, environment, transport, broadband, lifestyle, economic health, and bills.

How safe is Dundry?

Dundry is a relatively safe area to live. Our safety score is 90/100. There were 83 crimes recorded in the area over the past 12 months.

What are the best schools in Dundry?

Among the top-rated schools in Dundry is Dundry Church of England Primary School, rated Good by Ofsted. There are 1 rated schools in Dundry in total.

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