indices of deprivation 2015 for telegraph hill ward

Indices of Deprivation 2015

For Telegraph Hill Ward

The Indices of Multiple Deprivation

• The English Indices of Deprivation measures relative deprivation in small areas in England called Super Output Areas (SOA).

• Most of the data used for these statistics are from 2012 and 2013.

• Data from this presentation is available from: http://dclgapps.communities.gov.uk/imd/idmap.html

• The following maps show the ward of Telegraph Hill, split into 10 Super Output Areas.

• The tables identify the ranking of that SOA compared to a total of 32,844 SOAs in England.

• Those shaded orange are within the 20% most deprived. Those shaded red are within the 10% most deprived.

http://dclgapps.communities.gov.uk/imd/idmap.html

Summary of the data• The data highlights (as might be expected) the Kender area and Honor Oak area

as being within the 20% most deprived SOAs in England. Other parts of the ward score much higher.

• The IMD is broken down into different themes. • Overall the area scores relatively well on themes such as Education and Training,

and on Health and Disability. • However, some pockets score badly on the themes ‘Barriers to Housing’ and

‘Income Deprivation affecting Children’. • ‘Income Deprivation affecting older people’ shows particularly poor scores

across the majority of the ward.• Worryingly, the Income deprivation indicators are applied before housing costs

are applied. • Living Environment also scores badly across the ward, even in those areas which

score well on the other measures. • The table below defines what data is included in each of the themes.

What variables make up each theme? Theme Variables included

Income deprivation (22.5%)

Adults and children in Income Support familiesAdults and children in income based JSA familiesAdults and children in income based ESA familiesAdults and children in Pension Credit familiesAdults and children In Child Tax and Working Tax Credit families below 60% median income not already countedAsylum seekers in England in receipt of subsistence support/ accommodation support

Employment deprivation (22.5%)

Claimants of JSA (18-64)Claimants of ESA (18-64)Claimants of Incapacity Benefit (18-64)Claimants of Severe Disablement Allowance (18-64)Claimants of Carer’s Allowance

Health deprivation and Disability (13.5%)

Years of potential life lostComparative illness and disability ratioAcute morbidityMood and anxiety disorders

Crime (9.3%) Recorded crime rates for: Violence, Burglary; Theft; Criminal Damage.

Variables that make up each theme contd..Theme VariablesEducation and Skills(13.5%)

Key stage 2 attainment: average points scoreKey Stage 4 attainment: average points scoreSecondary school absenceStaying on in education post 16Entry to higher educationAdults with no or low qualifications 25-29/64English language proficiency

Barriers to Housing and Services (9.3%)

Distance to: Post Office, primary school, general store, GP surgeryHousehold overcrowdingHomelessnessHousing affordability

Living Environment Deprivation (9.3%)

Housing in poor conditionHouses without central heatingAir qualityRoad traffic accidents

Income Dep affecting Children This is the proportion of all children aged 0-15 living in income deprived families. The measure is applied BEFORE housing costs.

Income Dep affecting older people

This is the proportion of all those aged over 60 experiencing income deprivation. The measure is applied BEFORE housing costs.

Index of Multiple DeprivationRank out of 32,844 SOAs in England

Amber is 20% most deprived, and Red is 10% most deprived

LSOA IMD

Kender (006A) 4349

Somerville (006B) 8512

Troutbeck (006C) 7618

Arbuthnot Rd (006D) 14,396

Gellaty Rd (006E) 11,142

Aspinal Rd (010C) 15,116

Walbutton Rd (010D) 12,656

Mantle rd(010E) 15,983

Frendsbury rd (010A) 4450

Turnham Road(010B) 5306

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Kender and Honor Oak areas are within the 20% most deprived SOAs in England

Income DeprivationRank out of 32,844 SOAs in England


LSOA Income

Kender (006A) 3842


Troutbeck (006C) 17,729


Gellaty Rd (006E) 9752






On Income, the area around Frendsbury Road scores particularly low (7% most deprived in England)

Employment DeprivationRank out of 32,844 SOAs in England


LSOA Employment

Kender (006A) 5550










Employment deprivation is largely similar to the overall IMD score, with 3 areas coming within the 20% most deprived in England.

Education, Skills and Training Rank out of 32,844 SOAs in England


LSOA Education

Kender (006A) 12,508

Somerville (006B) 21,621







Frendsbury rd (010A) 17,931


Telegraph Hill scores very well on Education and Training. Some areas are within the 10% least deprived. Only the Honor Oak area shows a low score on Education.

Health and DisabilityRank out of 32,844 SOAs in England


LSOA Health

Kender (006A) 6605










Overall, the scores for Health and disability are OK. Kender and Honor Oak areas score less well than the rest, but this is outside of the 20% most deprived in England.

CrimeRank out of 32,844 SOAs in England


LSOA Crime

Kender (006A) 4621



Arbuthnot Rd (006D) 7734


Aspinal Rd (010C) 7843


Mantle rd(010E) 7930



Crime scores are generally poor (worst 20%) in the area around Queens Road, although the areas immediately around the whole area (New Cross, Brockley, Nunhead Cemetery) are generally worse, therefore this remains an issue for the area as a whole.

Barriers to HousingRank out of 32,844 SOAs in England


LSOA Housing

Kender (006A) 2093






Walbutton Rd (010D) 9468




Barriers to housing are a significant issue in Honor Oak and Kender areas. This includes overcrowding, homelessness and housing costs

Living EnvironmentRank out of 32,844 SOAs in England


LSOA Environment

Kender (006A) 5286



Arbuthnot Rd (006D) 2347






Turnham Road(010B) 13,692

Across the ward as a whole, the scores on Living Environment are low, with 6/10 of the SOAs coming within the worst 20% and 2/10 within the worst 10%. This includes variables on air pollution, road accidents, housing quality and central heating. Unusually, Honor Oak actually scores highest here.

Income Deprivation Affecting ChildrenRank out of 32,844 SOAs in England


LSOA Income affecting children

Kender (006A) 3048










The income deprivation affecting children is cause for concern, as this measure doesn’t take into account the high housing costs, therefore combined with this, the impact on deprivation is considerably increased.

Income Dep Affecting Older People Rank out of 32,844 SOAs in England, Amber is 20% most deprived, and Red is 10% most deprived

LSOA Income affecting older people

Kender (006A) 937










Income deprivation affecting older people is a considerable issue for concern across the ward, with 6/10 SOAs being within the 20% most deprived, and 3/10 within the worst 10%. Frendsbury is effectively within the 1.5% most deprived on this score across England. And this does not include housing costs.

Summary of Deprivation scores (rank out of 32,844)

Amber is 20% most deprived, and Red is 10% most deprived. LSOA IMD Income Employm

entEducation Health Crime Housing Environm

entIncome affecting children

Income affecting older people

Kender (006A) 4349 3842 5550 12,508 6605 4621 2093 5286 3048 937

Somerville (006B)

8512 7869 9973 21,621 9730 5212 6190 4753 5350 5961

Troutbeck (006C)

7618 17,729 21,433 28,766 21,223 5392 7840 3068 13,771 7618

Arbuthnot Rd (006D)

14,396 15,057 16,004 30,196 17,968 7734 13,841 2347 15,282 11,513

Gellaty Rd (006E)

11,142 9752 10,779 27,850 16,545 7750 7900 4280 8186 11,831

Aspinal Rd (010C)

15,116 10,152 19,130 28,216 19,340 7843 11,950 7488 8660 5456

Walbutton Rd (010D)

12,656 11,520 13,504 22,834 14,169 13,708 9468 4167 8977 8587

Mantle rd(010E)

15,983 14,379 20,963 25,153 15,349 7930 10,336 8051 10,375 6460

Frendsbury rd (010A)

4450 2320 4055 17,931 6835 7284 3391 9453 3848 494

Turnham Road(010B)

5306 4007 4864 6353 8924 12412 3159 13,692 5863 2112

indices of deprivation 2015 for telegraph hill ward

Documents

income deprivation indicators

indicies of deprivation

income support familiesadults

median income

income deprived families

claimants of esa

claimants of jsa

housing costs