What are the most deprived parts of Nottingham?

There are also strong concentrations of extreme educational deprivation to the north and the west of the City in Aspley, Bestwood, Bulwell and Bilborough and high levels of educational deprivation in the Meadows and St Ann's and most parts of Clifton.

What is the most deprived area in the Midlands?

The constituency of Birmingham Hodge Hill, a densely populated area on the eastern edge of the city, has the unfortunate position of being one of the most deprived in England.

Where does Nottingham rank in deprivation?

Nottingham ranks 11^th most deprived out of the 317 districts in England using the Average Score measure. This compares with ranks of 8^th in 2015, 20^th in 2010 and 13^th in the 2007 index. Local Authorities which rank as more deprived than Nottingham using the Average Score measure are: Blackpool.

Is Clifton Nottingham a deprived area?

○ 7.3% of people rate their health as 'bad' or 'very bad', higher than the ICP and England average. ○ The area is more deprived than the ICP, with 66% of the population living in areas defined as the most deprived 20% in England.

Where are the most deprived areas in the East Midlands?

In the East Midlands multiple deprivation is concentrated in Nottingham, and to a lesser extent in Leicester and Derby, as well as the former coal field districts such as Mansfield, Bolsover, Ashfield, Bassetlaw and Chesterfield, and the Lincolnshire coast.

Inside England’s second most deprived area - BBC Newsnight

What is the most deprived city in Nottingham?

Nottingham ranks 11th most deprived area of the country and 30% of our neighbourhoods are in the 10% most deprived wards in England overall.

Is East Midlands rough?

East Midlands Crime Statistics

The East Midlands is among the top 5 most dangerous regions in England. The overall crime rate in the East Midlands in 2022 was 90 crimes per 1,000 people, and the most common crimes were violence and sexual offences, which happened to roughly every 39 out of 1,000 residents.

What are the rough areas of Nottingham?

Crime in Nottingham's Neighbourhoods

City Centre & Trent Bridge is the most dangerous neighbourhood in Nottingham, followed by St Ann's West in second place, and Bulwell North as the third most dangerous area.

Where are the most deprived areas in UK Nottingham?

Data from the 2021 census has highlighted the most deprived areas in Nottinghamshire when considering education, employment, health and housing. The data found that the areas with the highest percentage of households deprived in all four areas are Radford, Hyson Green, Newark South West, Sutton Central and Leamington.

Is Mansfield a deprived area?

The Mansfield district falls within the top 15% of most deprived areas within the country with 1 in 7 neighbourhoods in Mansfield appearing amongst the 10% most deprived nationally.

How deprived is Nottinghamshire?

Nottinghamshire is ranked 9 out of 26 shire Counties in England, 1 being the most deprived. Mansfield is ranked 46 out of 317 Lower Tier Local Authorities (Local Authority District) in England (using an average score measure) which puts Mansfield in the top 20% of most deprived districts in the country.

Is Ashfield a deprived area?

Based on the domain scores each area is given an overall score. These scores are then ranked nationally. 1 is the most deprived. The district of Ashfield is ranked 63rd out of 317 local authorities.

What is the most affluent area in Nottingham?

People living in Wollaton Park - the richest area in Nottingham - earn an average of £56,400 per year. Radford, meanwhile, is the location with the lowest average income in Nottingham, with residents earning around £24,200 on average.

What is the poorest area of the UK?

The region with the highest rate in 2021/22 was the West Midlands at 27%. The proportion of people living in poverty in London almost doubles when housing costs are taken into account (rising from 14% before housing costs to 25% after housing costs).

Where is the unhappiest place in the West Midlands?

Labour councillor Shaukat Ali said it was understandable why “neglected” Dudley has been rated the most unhappy place to live in the West Midlands – while more affluent Stourbridge has been ranked the highest – by respondents to Rightmove's Happy at Home study which was completed by more than 26,000 residents across ...

What is the richest part of the Midlands?

The richest area in the whole region is central Birmingham. Here, residents earned an average of £52,100 a year. The second richest was Harborne, where the average income was £40,500.

Where is the most crime in Nottingham?

What is the safest part of Nottingham?

Where should I live in Nottingham UK?

What is the red zone in Nottingham?

Red zone line marking is a proven method of ensuring that roads in said zones are free from stopped vehicles, improving the flow of traffic, increasing efficiency and lowering traffic build-up.

What is the best part of Nottingham to live?

What is the poshest village in Nottingham?

Colston Bassett, in the Vale of Belvoir, Rushcliffe, has been named the poshest in Nottinghamshire by the Telegraph.

Is Leicester or Nottingham bigger?

Leicester is the largest city in the East Midlands region of England, and sits within close proximity to other major locations such as Birmingham, Nottingham, Derby and Coventry.

Is East Midlands conservative?

The region of East Midlands is divided into 46 parliamentary constituencies which is made up of 12 borough constituencies and 34 county constituencies. Since the 2019 United Kingdom general election, 37 are represented by Conservative MPs, 7 by Labour MPs, and 1 by an independent MP.