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Living in Wellesbourne: Liveability Score 44/100

Last updated 7 August 2026

Our overall score for Wellesbourne is 44/100, built from 9 categories. That makes it the 4th highest-scoring of the 19 places in the CV35 postcode district. Safety (84) sits at 80/100 or above.

Schools (12), lifestyle (25), healthcare (26) and transport (26) all fall below 30/100. On the national picture that lands Wellesbourne in the middle half of all the places we score. The same breakdown for the wider area is on the CV35 postcode district.

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Score breakdown

Safety & Environment

Safety
84
84.3 crimes per 1,000 residents · last 12 months Below the England & Wales average of 94.3
Violence and sexual offences 111 crimes
↓ 13% below national average
Anti-social behaviour 60 crimes
≈ similar to national average
Other theft 30 crimes
↑ 26% above national average
Criminal damage and arson 28 crimes
≈ similar to national average
Burglary 22 crimes
↑ 63% above national average
other 72 crimes
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  1. 1 Stratford Road 18 crimes
  2. 2 Hilary Close 17 crimes
  3. 3 Sports/Recreation Area 15 crimes

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

Environment
58
Air Quality NO₂ 4.5 · PM2.5 6.5 · PM10 11 µg/m³
75
Green Space 18
Parks Ample 9
Sports Pitches Ample 6
Allotments None
Golf Courses None
Tennis Courts Adequate 4
Bowling Greens Some 1
Playgrounds Ample 12

Services

Schools
12
2 schools in area · 3 within 4km
1Good1Requires Improvement
  • Wellesbourne CofE Primary SchoolPrimary · inspected 2024
    Good
  • Hampton Lucy CofE Primary SchoolPrimary · inspected 2023
    Requires Improvement

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

Healthcare
26
A&E departmentsWarwick Hospital5.2 mi
The Horton General Hospital14.1 mi
Solihull Hospital15.6 mi
Hospital waitsSouth Warwickshire University NHS Foundation Trust4.1 mi
Routine referral (median)10 wks
Treated within 18 weeks69.1%
A&E seen within 4 hrs80.1%
1 GP surgery in area best 'Good'
GP capacity1,314 patients per GP
1dentist1pharmacy

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
57
Full fibre (FTTP)81.7%
available across Stratford-on-Avon
Gigabit-capable · incl. cable
93.9%
Ultrafast (300+ Mbps)
93.6%
Superfast (30+ Mbps)
99.3%
Ofcom Connected Nations · 170 postcodes · full fibre at local-authority level

Economy & Bills

Economic Health
64
Employment rate57.4%
Above the Great Britain average of 57.3% of residents aged 16+
Employed57.4%Unemployed2.1%Retired27.8%Student4.9%Other inactive7.7%
Professional & managerial46.8%Skilled & technical31.7%Routine & elementary21.5%
No qualifications13.5%Level 1 (1–4 GCSEs)9.1%Level 2 (5+ GCSEs)14.2%Level 3 (A levels)17.2%Level 4+ (degree & above)38.8%Apprenticeship5.2%Other (incl. vocational)2.1%
Home ownership71.8%
Among the least-deprived 34% of areas in England
Census 2021/22 (Great Britain) · deprivation: IoD 2025 / SIMD
Bills
46
Council tax Stratford-on-Avon · 2026-27
A £1,656
B £1,932
C £2,208
D £2,484
E £3,036
F £3,588
G £4,140
H £4,968
Energy West Midlands region
Typical bill regional £1,641/yr
Ofgem price cap, GB average · Apr–Jun 2026
Typical home efficiency local EPC band C
Water Severn Trent Water
Average bill regional £424/yr
Combined water & sewerage · GB average £520

Transport

Transport
26
Stratford-upon-Avon 4.8 mi
Stratford-upon-Avon Parkway 5.4 mi
Warwick Parkway 6.2 mi
J13 M40 3.8 mi
J14 M40 4.3 mi
J15 M40 4.3 mi

Lifestyle

Lifestyle
25
Pubs & Bars Some 2
Restaurants & Cafes Adequate 6
Supermarkets & Convenience Ample 5
Retail Shopping Adequate 8
Takeaways Some 1
Fitness Adequate 2

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House Prices

Current median sale prices · last 12 months · England & Wales only

Type Median price Sales
All dwellings £316,000 57
Detached £411,250 20
Semi-detached £311,750 20
Terraced £220,000 11
5-year monthly trend
All Detached Semi Terraced
£223k £307k £393k £476k 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data (OGL v3.0)

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Frequently asked questions

Is Wellesbourne a nice place to live?

Wellesbourne has some challenges compared to many UK areas. Our liveability score for Wellesbourne is 44/100, placing it among a below-average areas in the UK across nine categories: safety, schools, healthcare, environment, transport, broadband, lifestyle, economic health, and bills.

How safe is Wellesbourne?

Wellesbourne is a relatively safe area to live. Our safety score is 84/100. There were 323 crimes recorded in the area over the past 12 months.

What are the best schools in Wellesbourne?

Among the top-rated schools in Wellesbourne is Wellesbourne CofE Primary School, rated Good by Ofsted. There are 2 rated schools in Wellesbourne in total.

What are house prices like in Wellesbourne?

The current median house price in Wellesbourne is £316,000, around 11% above the England and Wales average. By property type: detached £411,250, semi-detached £311,750, terraced £220,000. Over the past five years, prices have fallen by around 5%. There were 57 sales recorded in the past 12 months.

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