Hyde Godley
Hyde Godley, Tameside
Hyde Godley is an electoral ward in the Metropolitan Borough of Tameside. It elects three Councillors to Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council using the first past the post electoral method, electing one Councillor every year without election on the fourth.
The population of Hyde Godley is just larger than the Tameside average of 11,796 people. 63% of this population is between the ages of 16 and 64 years old, which is just above the borough average of 62%. Since 2013, all three of the wider age bands have grown, most notably the working age population, which grew by 170 people.
The majority of properties in Hyde Godley are owner occupied, with average market sale prices slightly below the Tameside average of £139,412. The percentage of private rented homes in Hyde Godley is just lower than the Tameside average of 14.2%.
Hyde Godley is more deprived than the Tameside average; the IMD deprivation score for Hyde Godley is 38.6, which is higher than the borough’s average score of 28.8. The proportion of children living in poverty is 37.0%, is 7.5% above the Tameside average.
The majority of properties in Hyde Godley are owner occupied, with average market sale prices slightly below the Tameside average of £139,412. The percentage of private rented homes in Hyde Godley is just lower than the Tameside average of 14.2%.
Hyde Godley Data
Local Authority Party Control
Seats Held by Parties
Conservative
1
Labour
2
Liberal Democrat
0
Independent
0
Other
0
Population by Age Group
0-17
0%
18-64
0%
65+
0%
Population by Gender
Male
0%
Female
0%
Population by Ethnicity
White
0%
Black
0%
Asian
0%
Mixed
0%
Other
0%
Your Councillors
Betty Affleck
Labour
Andrea Colbourne
Conservative
Joe Kitchen
Labour
Market Place
Ashton-under-Lyne
OL6 6BH
Telephone: 0161 366 5578
Email: joe.kitchen@tameside.gov.uk
Get Involved
Northern Heart is growing fast and we are actively recruiting support for a wide range of roles.
If you would like more information about getting involved then please fill out the form below.
Latest News

BOLTON COUNCILLORS REJECT LUXURY GOLF COURSE
[xs_social_share] BOLTON councillors say they rejected the Hulton Park ‘Ryder Cup’ golf course plan because of concerns around the environment, congestion and the quality of jobs.

FLY TIPPING – WHERE A THIRD WORLD MENTALITY MEETS A FIRST WORLD ENVIRONMENT
FLY TIPPING – WHERE A THIRD WORLD MENTALITY MEETS A FIRST WORLD ENVIRONMENT Makes for a lot of very unhappy communities! As the relocation of

SAFE STREETS ARE NOT JUST NICE TO HAVE
SAFE STREETS ARE NOT JUST NICE TO HAVE! THEY ARE YOUR RIGHT IN A CIVILISED SOCIETY . . . Safe Streets are becoming a distant

WHY IS ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION SUCH A PROBLEM?
WHY IS ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION SUCH A PROBLEM? HOME THOUGHTS FROM ABROAD There has been a growing sense of unease and frustration with governments of all

WHAT IS THE POINT OF VOTING?
If I had a penny for every time I have heard this statement, I would not be sat here typing this blog and instead would

GREATER MANCHESTER CLEAN AIR ZONE
Political awareness was recently jolted into a state of being ‘wide awake’ as the Metro Mayor Andy Burnham announced the roll out of the Greater
