· IMD 2025 · LSOA-LEVEL ·

England's steepest deprivation gradients.

Councils where the most- and least-deprived neighbourhoods sit closest together. The classic gentrification-edge geography — high-end streets a stone's throw from the bottom IMD decile.

#CouncilLSOAs% in dec 1–2% in dec 9–10Range
1Middlesbrough9060.0%10.0%110
2Preston8744.8%18.4%110
3Hartlepool5752.6%10.5%110
4Walsall16948.5%14.2%110
5Liverpool30253.6%8.6%110
6Bradford31251.0%10.6%110
7Birmingham65954.9%6.7%110
8Stockton-on-Tees12433.1%28.2%110
9Halton8045.0%16.3%110
10Nottingham17953.6%6.7%110
11Cheltenham776.5%53.2%110
12South Tyneside10348.5%10.7%110
13Stoke-on-Trent16351.5%7.4%110
14Newcastle upon Tyne18038.3%20.0%110
15Bolton17743.5%14.7%110
16Derby15236.2%21.7%110
17Kingston upon Hull, City of16851.8%6.0%110
18Warrington13215.9%41.7%110
19Solihull13417.2%39.6%110
20Wirral20932.5%23.0%110
21Sunderland18545.9%8.6%110
22North East Lincolnshire10737.4%16.8%110
23Sheffield34335.0%19.2%110
24Leeds48827.9%25.2%110
25Enfield18344.3%8.7%110
26St. Helens12136.4%16.5%110
27Redditch5722.8%29.8%110
28Gloucester8226.8%25.6%110
29Basildon11224.1%27.7%110
30Haringey14744.2%7.5%110
31Redcar and Cleveland8836.4%14.8%110
32Trafford1397.9%43.2%110
33Cheshire East2448.6%42.2%110
34Dudley20326.1%24.6%110
35Rochdale13543.7%6.7%110
36Salford16141.6%8.7%110
37Bromley1996.0%44.2%110
38County Durham33040.3%9.7%110
39Cheshire West and Chester22216.2%33.8%110
40Wigan20029.0%20.5%110
41Gateshead12635.7%13.5%110
42South Ribble7010.0%38.6%110
43Darlington6628.8%19.7%110
44Stockport19114.7%33.5%110
45Havant7925.3%22.8%110
46Tameside14238.0%9.9%110
47Southend-on-Sea10823.1%24.1%110
48Mansfield6830.9%16.2%110
49Ipswich8530.6%16.5%110
50Kirklees26030.8%16.2%110
51Worcester6418.8%28.1%110
52North Tyneside13319.5%26.3%110
53Doncaster19938.2%7.5%110
54Wakefield21533.5%11.6%110
55Peterborough12138.8%5.8%110
56Chorley7012.9%31.4%110
57Bury12025.0%19.2%110
58Bristol, City of26823.1%20.9%110
59Plymouth16425.6%18.3%110
60North Somerset13810.1%33.3%110
61Rotherham17034.7%8.2%110
62Sefton19127.2%15.7%110
63Coventry20331.0%11.8%110
64Oxford847.1%35.7%110
65Erewash7319.2%23.3%110
66Norwich8531.8%10.6%110
67Northumberland20021.0%21.0%110
68Stafford817.4%34.6%110
69East Riding of Yorkshire21310.3%31.0%110
70Gosport5626.8%14.3%110
71Lancaster8823.9%17.0%110
72North East Derbyshire6412.5%28.1%110
73Chesterfield6924.6%15.9%110
74Calderdale12931.8%8.5%110
75Lincoln6035.0%5.0%110
76West Lancashire7316.4%23.3%110
77Rossendale4332.6%7.0%110
78East Staffordshire7216.7%22.2%110
79Swindon14013.6%24.3%110
80Cumberland17723.7%14.1%110
81Croydon22919.7%17.9%110
82Tamworth5117.6%19.6%110
83Canterbury9219.6%17.4%110
84Ashfield7727.3%9.1%110
85North Northamptonshire20513.2%22.9%110
86Telford and Wrekin11524.3%10.4%110
87Brighton and Hove16517.0%17.6%110
88Wyre Forest6717.9%16.4%110
89Southampton15224.3%9.9%110
90Havering1536.5%27.5%110
91Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole24010.0%23.8%110
92Medway16921.9%11.8%110
93West Northamptonshire23810.5%23.1%110
94Eastbourne6018.3%15.0%110
95Amber Valley7913.9%19.0%110
96Dartford6710.4%22.4%110
97Newark and Sherwood7414.9%17.6%110
98Gravesham6521.5%10.8%110
99Maidstone9911.1%21.2%110
100Camden13021.5%10.8%110

Source: MHCLG IMD 2025 via PostcodeProperty.ai. Top 100 councils by gradient — only LADs with ≥30 LSOAs and at least 5% in both extremes are shown.