2019 warwickshire imd briefing note

MOSTDEPRIVED

1

LEASTDEPRIVED

151WARWICKSHIRE121

This graphic shows Warwickshire's nationalranking out of the 151 Local Authoritiesusing the 'Rank of Average Score' measurein 2019

All LSOAs nationally can be divided into ten equal groups (deciles) according to their deprivation rank. The most deprivedneighbourhoods are those which fall into the 10% most deprived LSOAs nationally. Warwickshire has 339 LSOAs and looking at thenumber of these which fall into the most deprived 30% nationally provides an indicator of levels of relative deprivation withinWarwickshire.

In 2015, Warwickshire's nationalranking was 124 out of 152 LocalAuthorities

EmploymentDeprivation

EducationSkills &Training

Deprivation

IncomeDeprivationAffectingChildren

Crime IncomeDeprivation

IncomeDeprivationAffecting

Older People

HealthDeprivationand Disability

LivingEnvironmentDeprivation

Barriers toHousing andServices

122 12699 123104 120998774

Individual domains of deprivation can also be ranked separately. Ranks for Warwickshire compared to the 151 other higher tierauthorities are illustrated below:

Leicestershire 136

Oxfordshire 142

Staffordshire 115

Derbyshire 102

Gloucestershire 124

Northamptonshire 99

EmploymentDeprivation

EducationSkills &Training

Deprivation

IncomeDeprivationAffectingChildren

Crime IncomeDeprivation

IncomeDeprivationAffecting

Older People

40 in2015

39 in2015

43 in201542 in

2015

48 in2015

49 in2015

60 in2015

57 in2015

70 in2015

66 in2015

HealthDeprivationand Disability Index of Multiple

Deprivation

LivingEnvironmentDeprivation

Barriers toHousing andServices

80 77 72 61 5448

48 46 38 35

The graphic below shows the total number of LSOAs in Warwickshire which are in the 30% most deprived LSOAs in England in 2019 foreach domain and the IMD. It also shows the change since 2015.

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The Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) 2019 is the official measure of relative deprivation for small areas inEngland. It replaces the IMD 2015. The IMD ranks every Lower Super Output Area (LSOA) in England from 1(most deprived) to 32,844 (least deprived). These ranks are based on the combined scores across seven domainsof deprivation. In addition, there are two supplementary indices covering income deprivation among children(IDAC) and older people (IDAOP).

For larger geographical areas scores can be averaged and ranked accordingly, enabling comparisons to be madeat both county and district/borough level.

-6291 29740%-100%

10% most deprivednationally

20% most deprivednationally

30% most deprivednationally

Number of LSOAs in Warwickshire by deprivationdecile over time

6 8

16 10 6

-2

626 24 248 42Sum of 10% - 30%

2019Decile 2015 Change

Index of Multiple Deprivation

WARWICKSHIRE

Index of Multiple Deprivation 2019

Compared to other higher tier local authorities in2019 Warwickshire ranks 121 out of 151 - slightlylower than in 2015 when it ranked 124 out of 154In 2019 Warwickshire has two fewer LSOAs in the10% most deprived nationally than in 2015Overall in 2019 there are six more LSOAs in the30% most deprived nationally than in 2015In Warwickshire the domains of 'Barriers toHousing & Services' and 'Education Skills &Training' have the highest number of LSOAs inthe 30% most deprived nationally

KEY MESSAGES

SMALL AREA ANALYSIS

IMD is a relative measure of small area deprivation. It cannot be used to measure real change over time but does allow relative rankingsbetween versions to be compared over time. An area can be said to have become more deprived relative to other areas if, for example,it was in the 20% most deprived nationally in 2015 but is in the 10% most deprived in 2019. However, it would not be correct to saythat the level of deprivation had increased on some absolute scale, as it may be the case that all areas had improved.

RUGBY

224

STRATFORD-ON-AVON

266259

WARWICK

LEASTDEPRIVED

317

NUNEATON& BEDWORTH

NORTHWARWICKSHIRE

16796

MOSTDEPRIVED

1

Top 10% 1 1 001-1

1333 34

21Top 20%

Top 30%40%-100%

2019Decile

North WarwickshireNumber of LSOAs

2015 Change DecileTop 10% 0 0 0

11

14

2554 -256

Top 20%Top 30%40%-100%

2019

RugbyNumber of LSOAs

2015 Change DecileTop 10% 5 6

8 413

1213 0

-3

-1

51 54

Top 20%Top 30%40%-100%

2019

Nuneaton & BedworthNumber of LSOAs

2015 Change

DecileDecileTop 10% 0

0

0

0

0

00 11

72 73 -1

Top 20%Top 30%40%-100%

2019

Stratford-on-AvonNumber of LSOAs

2015 Change

Top 10% 00 1

1-15

11 -1

481 80

Top 20%Top 30%40%-100%

2019

WarwickNumber of LSOAs

2015 Change

DISTRICT & BOROUGH This graphic shows the national ranking of districts and boroughs out of the 317 LocalAuthorities using the 'Rank of Average Score' measure in 2019

Source: Ministry of Housing,Communities & Local Government,IMD 2019

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LSOAs within districts and boroughs in Warwickshire can also be broken down by their national deprivation decile. Areas shaded darkred are the most deprived neighbourhoods (Top 10-30% most deprived nationally). The tables below show the number of LSOAs in eachdistrict and borough by their deprivation decile.

Index of Multiple Deprivation 2019

KEY MESSAGESIn 2019, five LSOAS in Nuneaton & Bedworth Borough(one fewer than 2015) and one in North WarwickshireBorough are in the 10% most deprived nationally

Stratford-on-Avon District in 2019 has one LSOA in the30% most deprived nationally while it had none in 2015

Only Warwick District in 2019 has fewer LSOAs in the 10-30% most deprived nationally compared to 2015