Deprivation headline indicators
This data provides a range of statistics for Liverpool with regard to deprivation and child poverty.
All data points are the latest available data, as at September 2023.
|
Indicator |
Liverpool |
United Kingdom |
|---|---|---|
| Average rank (out of 317 English local authorities) | 3rd most deprived local authority | n/a |
| Income rank | 4th most deprived local authority | n/a |
| Employment | 5th most deprived local authority | n/a |
| Education, skills and training | 29th most deprived local authority | n/a |
| Health deprivation and disability | 3rd most deprived local authority | n/a |
| Crime | 22nd most deprived local authority | n/a |
| Barriers to housing and services | 280th most deprived local authority | n/a |
| Living environment | 5th most deprived local authority | n/a |
| Children (aged under 16) in low income families 2022 (Relative poverty) | 23,984 (28.9%) | 20.1% |
| Children (aged under 16) in low income families 2022 (Absolute poverty) | 16,781 (20.2%) | 15.3% |
| Households in fuel poverty 2022 (2020 Data) | 41,279 (18.7%) | England 13.2% |
Sources:
- Index of Multiple Deprivation 2019 - Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
- DWP - Children in Low Income Families
- BEIS- Sub Regional Fuel Poverty England
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