The census collection is designed so that each group of postcodes should contain at least 100 people (50 in Scotland).

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The book follows the residents of a small cul-de-sac in Surrey who all have various issues in their home lives, including a new neighbour who you learn has recently been released from prison and has suffered from addiction and mental health issues. In general, inner-city areas show high concentrations of people aged 18-30, suburbs show larger numbers of small children and adults aged 30-50, and rural and small towns are more popular with older workers and retirees. This is a wonderfully written novel which brings together a mix of great characters and the author weaves a story around them all. This made for a cumbersome read, never really allowing the reader to become fully engrossed in the story. It was a wonderful read and I now have a huge book hangover and no idea what to read next as it will be a hard act to follow!

This may be partly explained by the number of people aged 65 years and over increasing in the UK, and partially by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the workforce in the time leading up to the census.

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Nothing was ever given away about who he was, where he came from, or what impact he would have on this street. This simply stunning and immaculately presented throughout four/five bed detached family house which is conveniently located with the very popular and sought after location of Little . This amazing twisty tale of family, loneliness, pain and secrets, and how the past generally catches up with you, by new-to-me author Tina Seskis should certainly not be missed.The neighbours all had their own views about him but which of them will be the one to rumble his secrets? New mysterious male neighbour shakes the still lives of three women and their families in the small community of Hope Close. The new resident Andy is the one which has you gripped the most , what did he do and how does he fit in to it all? The plot was great and the characters were quite interesting however there were too many story lines and the pace was quite slow.

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The area containing Hope Close, Plymouth contains a higher-than-average level of social housing - 41% of household spaces. Andy is such a broken, tortured hero, I felt glad that in he was able to find some peace, although the redemption process seemed a bit undeveloped. This address within the Totnes ward showed a higher-than-average concentration of retired residents - 30% of the resident population. This address in North Warwickshire constituency is broadly in line with those figures, with 47% male. The accommodation comprises:- Lounge with archway to the Dining room, Kitchen, ante space and ground floor bathroom.It started out slow and then it gave me a twist but I figured it out so fast that it didn’t even feel like a twist. As the story was building I expected things to get quite sinister with Andy, which is the mysterious neighbour that moves in, as a few things happen to lead you to believe that is where the story may be heading. This address in Plymouth, Moor View constituency is broadly in line with those figures, with 46% male. Told in alternating perspectives per chapter, this follows the group of neighbors and their lives on their quiet little street. So when Andy Mayer, a mysterious new neighbor, settles in one of the recently vacated houses, it spells trouble.

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Scott Hope Close, Macclesfield, SK11 8SJ is within the Macclesfield West and Ivy policing neighbourhood, under the Cheshire Constabulary force area. I enjoyed learning about all the wonderfully complex characters as she built their stories throughout the book giving away a few surprises along the way while still keeping me guessing until the end. I think because of this, I felt slightly underwhelmed by the overall outcome at the ending of this story. This title had a solid plot and utilized four different POVs to converge the story arcs together for the denouement. This is the first title I’ve read by this author, but would definitely read more of her work when the chance presents itself.I found however that the author was skilful in portraying the characters and their narratives were authentic and believable. Each of the four neighbors, Joan the gossip watching from behind her curtains, Layla the young, lonely housewife, Nicole the sad empty nester, and Andy Meyer (not his real name) who is new to the neighborhood tell their stories which eventually leads to a major blowout. I loved the premise of it, and the writing was wonderful so I had no trouble envisioning Hope Close and it's residents. I wish the book pushed the envelope a little more at times, as the 'reveals' aren't too shocking and I think there was room for more.