Lincoln, a historic city in Lincolnshire, is known for its stunning cathedral and medieval architecture. Located along the River Witham, it offers a community atmosphere with a mix of quaint shops, lively cafés, and restaurants. Excellent transport links, including rail services to major cities, make it convenient for commuters. Residents enjoy nearby attractions such as the spectacular Lincoln Castle and the annual Christmas market. With a rich cultural heritage, Lincoln balances city life with scenic parks and welcoming neighbourhoods.
Lincoln (LN2) postcode district is located in the ceremonial county of Lincolnshire, and is part of the Lincoln postal town.
LN2 is a vibrant postcode in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, known for its rich culture and diverse community. The area boasts a population density of 4725.0 people per sq km, with an average age of 40 years. Property ownership is diverse, with 32.8% of homes owned outright and an average house price of £27996. The education levels are relatively high, with 31.7% holding Level 4 qualifications. Additionally, the area has a low crime rank, indicating a safe living environment.
Settlements within LN2 include:
Cold Hanworth, Dunholme, Hackthorn, Langworth, Nettleham, North Greetwell, Riseholme, Scothern, St Giles, Sudbrooke, Welton, Welton Hill
The LN2 postcode is home to a diverse population, predominantly 92.9% White, with smaller percentages of Asian (3.1%), Black (1.2%), and Mixed (1.9%) ethnicities. The community is largely composed of families and individuals, with 42.3% married, 39.6% single, 9.8% divorced, and 6% widowed residents.
Percentage of people in Lincoln LN2 who are classed as being unemployed at Census 2021.
An unemployment rate of 5% in Lincoln LN2 is slightly above the UK average of 4.3%, indicating a moderate level of joblessness.
While some residents may face employment challenges, the rate still suggests a functioning local economy. Efforts to boost job opportunities could further enhance community stability and support the area's long-term growth.
Percentage of residents in the LN2 postcode region who identify as white.
With 90% of Lincoln LN2residents identifying as White, this postcode has a relatively homogenous population with some ethnic diversity.
While the majority share common backgrounds, the inclusion of different cultures brings varied experiences and enriches the community's social fabric.
Population growth means that the population of Lincoln LN2 is increasing by 0.5% each year.
Across the UK, (England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales), the average population grown from 2023-2024 is 0.66%.
Are under 18 years old
18% of Lincoln LN2 are under the age of 18 at the time of the Census 2021.
Lincoln LN2 aligns closely with the UK average of 17.4%. This indicates a balanced mix of families and other household types, with amenities catering to both children and adults.
Are enjoying retirement
15% of Lincoln LN2 are retired at the time of the Census 2021.
Lincoln LN2 aligns closely with the UK average of 16%, a mixed community of working-age individuals and retirees. Local amenities are likely to be diverse, and cater to both younger and older residents.
Analysing the LN2 population's characteristics, including age distribution and cultural diversity, provides valuable insights into the composition of the community.
Analysing the LN2 population's characteristics, including age distribution and cultural diversity provides valuable insights into the composition of a local community.
The LN2 postcode is home to a diverse population, predominantly 92.9% White, with smaller percentages of Asian (3.1%), Black (1.2%), and Mixed (1.9%) ethnicities. The community is largely composed of families and individuals, with 42.3% married, 39.6% single, 9.8% divorced, and 6% widowed residents.
Population growth means that the population of Lincoln LN2 is increasing by 0.5% each year.
Across the UK, (England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales), the average population grown from 2023-2024 is 0.66%.
of Lincoln LN2 are under the age of 18 at the time of the Census 2021.
of Lincoln LN2 are retired at the time of the Census 2021.
Gender ratio in census data means the number of males for every 100 females in a population, helping us understand the balance between men and women in a specific area.
are adults
Age distribution refers to how different age groups are spread within a population, showing the number of people in each age range. This helps understand the population's structure and potential needs.
"Age Distribution by 5-year bands" in the Census 2021 breaks down the population into groups based on age ranges, each spanning five years (e.g., 0-4, 5-9, 10-14, etc.). This helps to see how many people fall into each age group, providing a clear picture of the age structure in an area.
"Living Arrangements" in the Census 2021 refers to people's relationship status and how they live with others. It includes whether someone is married, in a civil partnership, cohabiting as a couple, separated, divorced, or single, and whether they live with a partner, alone, or with others.
Legal partnership status of residents in the Lincoln (LN2) district, offering insights into the diversity of relationship statuses in the area. This dataset classifies residents aged 16+ in England & Wales by their partnership status.
"Gender Identity" in the Census 2021 refers to how people personally identify their gender, which may or may not align with the sex they were assigned at birth. It includes options like male, female, non-binary, or other identities, reflecting how individuals see themselves.
Click on an postal code below for more information about the area. Each postcode give you a comprehensive overview of the postcode neighbourhood, including address, demographics, crime, transport, amenities and house prices in Lincoln (LN2).
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The following towns and villages can be found close to Lincoln LN2:
2.3 miles
Located in Lincolnshire, Skellingthorpe is a vibrant village with a strong sense of community, offering a peaceful rural setting with convenient access to the city of Lincoln for those seeking a perfect balance between countryside living and urban amenities.
2.7 miles
A cathedral city and county town, Lincoln's roots can be traced back to the remains of an Iron Age settlement from the 1st century BC. Since these times, the town became a major flourishing settlement, and its local economy is now based mainly on public administration, commerce, farming and tourism.
3.3 miles
Nettleham, in Lincolnshire, is a picturesque village with a strong sense of community, offering a mix of traditional architecture, quaint shops, and beautiful green spaces perfect for those seeking a peaceful countryside lifestyle within easy reach of the city.
3.4 miles
Located in Lincolnshire, Canwick is a quiet village known for its stunning views of the surrounding countryside, quaint cottages, and friendly community atmosphere, making it the perfect place for those seeking a peaceful and picturesque place to call home.
3.7 miles
Located in Lincolnshire, Saxilby is a vibrant village with a strong sense of community, offering a peaceful countryside setting while still being within easy reach of the bustling city of Lincoln for all your urban needs.
3.8 miles
Located in Lincolnshire, North Greetwell offers a peaceful countryside setting with easy access to the historic city of Lincoln, famous for its stunning cathedral and castle, making it a perfect blend of rural charm and urban convenience for those seeking a tranquil yet connected lifestyle.
4.5 miles
Located in Lincolnshire, Bracebridge Heath is a charming village just south of Lincoln that offers a peaceful atmosphere, historic architecture, and easy access to both city amenities and the beautiful surrounding countryside, making it an ideal place to call home for those seeking a perfect blend of rural and urban living.
The LN2 postcode includes the following local authorities:
The LN1 postcode area, covering Lincoln and surrounding areas, has seen a slight decrease in overall crime levels in recent years. However, certain areas within the postcode continue to be hotspots for criminal activity, requiring targeted policing efforts.
Areas such as the city centre of Lincoln and the suburb of Birchwood have been identified as key hotspots for crimes such as anti-social behaviour, theft, and drug-related offenses. These areas often experience higher levels of criminal activity compared to other parts of the LN1 postcode.
Lincoln has a rich history, but it has also faced its share of crime issues over the years. In the past, the city has dealt with challenges such as street robberies, burglaries, and violent crimes. Efforts by local authorities and the police have helped to reduce these historical crime issues, but they remain a concern for residents.
The Lincolnshire Police force, responsible for policing the LN1 postcode area, has set several priorities to address current crime challenges. These priorities include tackling anti-social behaviour, reducing theft and burglary rates, and cracking down on drug-related offenses. By focusing on these key areas, the police aim to make the LN1 postcode safer for all residents.
According to recent crime statistics, the LN1 postcode area has seen a decrease in overall crime levels, with efforts by the police and local authorities playing a crucial role in maintaining public safety.
Sources: UK Police Data, Lincolnshire Police
As rated by Ofsted
Main Street, Lincoln, LN2 3PF
Carlton Boulevard, Lincoln, LN2 4AG
Lindum Road, Lincoln, LN2 1PF
Laughton Way, Lincoln, LN2 2HE
All Saints Lane, Lincoln, LN2 2NT
Mill Hill, NETTLEHAM, LINCOLN, LN2 2PE
Lincoln Road, Lincoln, LN2 3JB
School Drive, Lincoln, LN2 3LA
Monks Road, Lincoln, LN2 5PF
Monks Road, Lincoln, LN2 5HQ
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