SL7 (Marlow)

Slough (SL7) Postcode Area

Located along the River Thames, Marlow in Buckinghamshire offers a blend of history and modern charm. Known for its picturesque high street lined with independent shops and restaurants, it boasts a friendly, community feel. Residents enjoy excellent transport links to London, making commuting easy. The area is famous for its stunning riverside walks, the historic Marlow Bridge, and the nearby Chiltern Hills, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. With excellent schools and amenities, Marlow is a place to call home.

Overview

Marlow (SL7) postcode district is located in the ceremonial county of Berkshire, and is part of the Slough postal town.

The SL7 postcode area, located in Buckinghamshire's Marlow, boasts a vibrant community with a population density of 3117.3 people per sq km, significantly higher than the national average. The average house price stands at £577,500, reflecting its desirability. The area features a predominantly affluent demographic, with 92.2% identifying as White and a high educational attainment rate, as 48% hold Level 4 qualifications.

Settlements within SL7 include:

Bisham, Bockmer End, Booker, Bovingdon Green, Burroughs Grove, Chisbridge Cross, Danesfield, Fern, Handy Cross, Little Marlow, Lower Woodend, Marlow, Marlow Bottom, Marlow Common, Medmenham, Sheepridge, Temple, Thames, Well End

Households

10,438

Homes in SL7

48% male, 52% female
2.4 people per household

Household Income

£65,800

per annum

UK average: £38,100 (Jul 23)
Poverty rate: 10%

Slough SL7 - Postcode

Postcode Area

SL7

Slough, Berkshire

Slough SL7 - Outward Codes

Total Outward Codes

1130

postcodes

Slough SL7 - Population

Population

21,318

people

Slough SL7 - Population Density

Population Density

1,026

people/km2

Slough SL7 - Income

Average Income

£65,800

per household

People and Demographics

Demographics

The SL7 postcode area is home to a diverse and predominantly affluent population. The average age is 43.7, which is higher than the UK average of 40.7. The marital status breakdown shows that 55.3% of residents are married, while 25.6% are single. The ethnic composition is predominantly White at 92.2%, with smaller representations of Asian (3.2%), Black (1%), and Mixed (2.9%) groups.

Unemployment

Percentage of people in Slough SL7 who are classed as being unemployed at Census 2021.

  • UK average: 4.3%
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    With an unemployment rate of 4% in Marlow SL7, this postcode is slightly below the UK average of 4.3%, indicating a balanced local job market.

    Such a rate suggests reasonable employment opportunities, contributing to a stable community where residents are more likely to invest in the area, supporting local businesses and fostering neighbourhood growth.

    Diversity

    Percentage of residents in the SL7 postcode region who identify as white.

  • UK average: 81.7%
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    With 91% of Marlow SL7 residents identifying as White, this postcode has a predominantly homogenous population with limited ethnic diversity.

    While the community shares common traditions and cultural practices, efforts to promote inclusivity and cultural awareness can further enhance neighbourhood cohesion and enrich residents' experiences.

    Slough SL7 - Population Growth

    Population Growth

    0.8%

    per annum


    Population growth means that the population of Slough SL7 is increasing by 0.8% each year.

    Across the UK, (England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales), the average population grown from 2023-2024 is 0.66%.

    Slough SL7 - Percentage of Children

    Children

    16%

    Are under 18 years old


    16% of Slough SL7 are under the age of 18 at the time of the Census 2021.

    Marlow SL7 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.

    Slough SL7 - Retired

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