How deprived is your neighbourhood ?

Away from the plebs! :cry:
Your area, Birmingham, is ranked 30,xxx out of 33,755 in the 2025 Index of Multiple Deprivation (where 1 is most deprived and 33,755 is least deprived). This means it is less deprived than a typical neighbourhood.
 
Your area, Fylde 002G, is ranked 30,164 out of 33,755 in the 2025 Index of Multiple Deprivation (where 1 is most deprived and 33,755 is least deprived). This means it is less deprived than a typical neighbourhood.

no Turkish barbers or vape shops around my way.
 
tamzzy said:
Away from the plebs! :cry:
Your area, Birmingham, is ranked 30,xxx out of 33,755 in the 2025 Index of Multiple Deprivation (where 1 is most deprived and 33,755 is least deprived). This means it is less deprived than a typical neighbourhood.
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Which is cobblers because Birmingham is a **** hole. :D
 
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Well I'm in the Liverpool region and most of the local rats observe "Mizzy Night" so I'll come back to the topic in the morning after tonight's destruction - it'll be anywhere from "got away with it" to "my car windows were bricked"
 
Your area, North Kesteven 007C, is ranked 12,678 out of 33,755 in the 2025 Index of Multiple Deprivation (where 1 is most deprived and 33,755 is least deprived). This means it is more deprived than most neighourhoods.
 
squerble said:
Well I'm in the Liverpool region and most of the local rats observe "Mizzy Night" so I'll come back to the topic in the morning after tonight's destruction - it'll be anywhere from "got away with it" to "my car windows were bricked"
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Argh, I forgot that was tonight. It's tipping it down though so usually means there's less hassle. I live in a better area now, but years ago where I lived, I had the wing mirrors smashed off my car.
 
Not sure about the underlying data or the way it's sectioned out.
I'm trying to find the most/least deprived and say St Georges Hill in Surrey is not even in the top 2500 least deprived?
 
Your area, Wigan 022A, is ranked 21,724 out of 33,755 in the 2025 Index of Multiple Deprivation (where 1 is most deprived and 33,755 is least deprived). This means it is less deprived than a typical neighbourhood.

My childhood homes were north of 30,000, so things have clearly gone wrong for me somewhere.
 
Street said:
Argh, I forgot that was tonight. It's tipping it down though so usually means there's less hassle. I live in a better area now, but years ago where I lived, I had the wing mirrors smashed off my car.
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Rain forecast to stop very shortly :p sorry to burst your bubble.

EDIT: Plus it's half-term.
 
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Our previous address in Bristol (18 years ago now) is ranked 1,733. Our current area, which is not far, is ranked 5086. I suspect it used to be better when we first moved here but it has gone down hill a lot.

We border one of the wealthier areas but that is surprisingly still only ranked 25,276. More of a mix than I expected.


Edited for my usual typos.
 
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throwaway4372 said:
Website doesn't work for me, but I know Oxfordshire is on the "no deprivation here" end of the scale just by looking at it. I'm originally from Hull which is on the "how many times did you get mugged today" end of the scale.
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Was on phone earlier, works on PC:

Your area, [Somewhere in Oxfordshire], is ranked 23,XXX out of 33,755
Worse than I thought, presumably because it's a new build estate so there's about 1/3 "affordable housing", otherwise it's mostly families where both parents have good jobs, not the parts of Oxfordshire where people have enough inherited wealth to go to the moon.

Your area, Kingston upon Hull 018D, is ranked 7 out of 33,755
loooool yeah I grew up poor, fun times
 
Feek said:
It's utter garbage, it shows Frinton-on-Sea as around 18,000, which is clearly wildly incorrect. I mean, it has gone downhill since the gates were removed and we got a pub and a chippy, but to suggest it's a deprived area is just bonkers.
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I think you people are under estimating how high 18k really is though.


Check where I live on street view although google is like 7 years out of date its far worse now Newcastle Upon Tyne, multicultural migrant dumping area

seems highly accurate for where I live.
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educating plummeting is hardly a suprise when English is something like the 3rd most spoken language in both of the two local schools.

Got help any actual English people in this area that have kids and can't afford to move
also near impossible to get a GP appointment..

oddly some people around here have nice cars, IDK what they are doing for work.

I've seen Nissan GTRs and stuff parked around in the past, they might just be the local HMO owners though enjoying that tax payer money.
 
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