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9% 98. 4% 90. 9% Asian 1. 8% 0. 5% 4. 6% Black 0. 3% 0. 2% 2. 3% Population and ethnicity [modify] According to the UK Census 2001 the wards of Wilmslow North and Wilmslow South have a combined population of 25,498, of which 13,400 (52. 5%) are females and 12,098 (47.

In addition, 5197 (20. 4%) are aged 16 and under while 4780 (18. 8%) are aged 65 and over. Ethnic white groups (British, Irish, other) account for 95. 9% of the population, with ethnic minority groups accounting for 4. 1% of the population. Religion [edit] A breakdown of religious groups and denominations: Christian 76.
4% (363 individuals) Jewish 0. 7% (182 individuals) Hindu 0. 7% (168 people) Buddhist 0. 4% (94 individuals) Sikh 0. 2% (39 people) Any Other Faith 0. 2% (58 individuals) No Faith 13. 3% (3,390 individuals) Religious beliefs Not Mentioned 6. 1% (1,555 people) Places of praise [modify] There are three Church of England churches in Wilmslow, St.
St Bartholomew's is a 16th-century building, which was customized in the 19th century. It has a turreted belfry. The first rector of the church was a Thomas Dale, who is buried underneath a headstone probably engraved by him outside the entrance to the church. Wilmslow Methodist Church occupies a contemporary building near the town centre, replacing an 1886 building which itself changed the original 1798 church, constructed 7 years after John Wesley's death.
Dean Row Chapel, 2 miles (3. 2 km) east of the town centre, is a Grade II * listed building constructed around completion of the 17th century. At first Presbyterian, it is now a Unitarian chapel. There is also Answers Shown Here United Reformed Church in Wilmslow close to the town centre. Location [edit] Positioned in the North of England, 11 miles (18 km) from Manchester city centre and 7 miles (11 km) from Macclesfield, Wilmslow town centre is focused upon Bank Square, Grove Street and Water Lane.

The River Bollin circulations through The Carrs Park and once supplied the power source for close-by Quarry Bank Mill, now a National Trust website, and satisfaction for the regional population. Before the railway was available in 1842, Wilmslow consisted of just a few farms and a church. For functions of the Office for National Data, Wilmslow forms part of the Greater Manchester Urban Area.