Deprivation in Wiltshire

Deprivation in Wiltshire Indices of Deprivation 2010 June 2011 Maggie Rae, Director of Public Health and Public Protection Services

Report Author: Dr Sally Hunter, with grateful thanks to Simon Hodsdon Knowledge Management Team, Wiltshire Council For more information please contact: Tel. 01225 713289 sally.hunter@wiltshire.gov.uk

Deprivation in Wiltshire: Indices of Deprivation 2010 Executive Summary 1. The government, through the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG), has produced a set of data to aid the assessment of relative levels of deprivation across : The English Indices of Deprivation 2010 (ID 2010). The Indices provide scores and ranks for all 32,482 Lower Level Super Output Areas (LSOAs) in for seven domains of deprivation and for a combined Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD). The seven domains are: Income; Employment; Health Deprivation and Disability; Education, Skills and Training; Barriers to Housing and Services; Crime, and; Living Environment. The LSOAs are ranked with 1 being the most deprived and 32,483 being the least. This data updates previous Indices for 2004 and 2007. 2. The average IMD rank for Wiltshire s LSOAs in the ID 2010 is 22,229, therefore comparing favourably against the benchmark in terms of overall deprivation. However, the county has seen an increase in relative deprivation since the 2007 Indices, as shown by the decrease in this average rank. 3. The highest levels of relative deprivation in Wiltshire relate to Barriers to Housing and Services, reflecting the rural nature of the county, and Education, Skills and Training. 4. As well as the overall IMD, all but one of the deprivation domains show an increase in relative deprivation in Wiltshire from the ID 2004 to ID 2010 compared to the benchmark. The largest relative increases in deprivation are recorded in the Crime; Health Deprivation and Disability and; Living Environment domains. The Barriers to Housing and Services domain saw a relative decrease in deprivation from ID 2004 to ID 2010. 5. The average overall IMD rank for Wiltshire s 10% most severely deprived LSOAs is 8,730, substantially below the average for the county as a whole. The average rank in Wiltshire s 10% least deprived LSOAs is 31,303 making these among the least deprived areas in. 6. For the first time, Wiltshire now has one LSOA in the 10% most severely deprived in ; Salisbury St Martin central. This area is also now in the 10% most deprived in with regards to Health Deprivation and Disability; again, this is the first time that Wiltshire has had an LSOA in this category.

Deprivation in Wiltshire: Indices of Deprivation 2010 7. The ID 2010 indicates that the total number of income deprived people in Wiltshire is around 39,100. This figure has increased substantially from 6.9% of the total population in the ID 2004 to 8.6% of the total population in the ID 2010. The majority of this increase took place between the ID 2004 and ID 2007. There has been only a small increase in the size of the income deprived child population. However, the income deprived older people population has seen a large proportional increase from around 9.1% of the 60 plus population in Wiltshire in the ID 2004 to around 12.1% in the ID 2010. 8. Wiltshire s employment deprived population stands at around 16,600 people in the ID 2010 data; with a moderate increase of around 2,200 people from the ID 2004. Unlike the income deprived population, the majority of this increase occurred between the ID 2007 and ID 2010; a time period that included the start of the economic downturn (with the ID 2010 being mainly based on data from 2008). Even taking the onset of recession into account, the decrease in Wiltshire s average rank for the Employment domain indicates that this increasing employment deprivation is significant. 9. Seven of the 10% most severely deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire are found in Salisbury Community Area; five in Chippenham; four in Trowbridge; three in Devizes and two in Melksham. Of rural parts of the county, the north and west appear generally less deprived when compared to south and east. In addition; a. Trowbridge Community Area has the highest number of LSOAs in the 10% most deprived for the Crime domain (seven), even though it has only four in the most deprived for overall deprivation; b. The most prominent form of deprivation in Westbury Community Area appears to be Income deprivation, with three LSOAs in the 10% most deprived for this domain compared to a maximum of only one for the other domains; c. Deprivation with regards to Education, Skills and Training is relatively evenly distributed, with four LSOAs in the 10% most deprived in each of Salisbury, Trowbridge and Melksham Community Areas, with this being the most prominent form of deprivation in the Melksham area; d. For the Health Deprivation and Disability domain, four of the five most deprived LSOAs in the county are located in the Salisbury Community Area.

Deprivation in Wiltshire: Indices of Deprivation 2010 10. Bowerhill south in Melksham Community Area has seen the largest positive change in IMD rank from the ID 2004 to ID 2010 followed by Calne Lickhill north, both presumably relating to changes in housing mix. Chippenham Community Area contains the highest number of LSOAs that have seen the largest positive changes in Wiltshire for national IMD rank, including the whole of the Pewsham estate area and number of areas in the west of the town. Trowbridge Community Area has the second highest number of LSOAs that have seen the largest positive changes in Wiltshire, followed by Calne Community Area. 11. The Ludgershall east and Faberstown and Ludgershall north LSOAs in Tidworth Community Area have seen the largest negative changes in national IMD rank, followed by the Devizes East - north and Chippenham Redland north LSOAs. Chippenham Community Area has the highest number of LSOAs in the county that have seen the largest negative change in national IMD rank followed by Salisbury Community Area; with these areas being mainly located in central parts of the towns. 12. The key message to take from this new dataset is that while Wiltshire still reflects favourably against the national picture with regards to deprivation, the county is becoming relatively more deprived in relation to all deprivation domains with the exception of Barriers to Housing and Services. Associated with this increase in relative deprivation, Wiltshire now for the first time has one area in the 10% most severely deprived in with regards to overall deprivation: Salisbury St Martin central. 13. A further key message to be taken from this data is that while the size of Wiltshire s employment deprived population 1 has increased mainly as a result of the recession, the county s decreasing national rank with regards to employment deprivation indicates that Wiltshire has other issues that are increasing employment and other forms deprivation relatively compared to the benchmark. This is particularly highlighted by the increasing size of Wiltshire s income deprived population 2 prior to the onset of the recession. 1 Which includes those on Incapacity Benefit, Employment and Support Allowance and Severe Disablement Allowance, as well as recipients of Jobseekers Allowance and participants in the New Deal. 2 Which includes adults and children in Income Support households; income-based JSA households; Pension Credit (Guarantee) households; Working Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit households with income below 60% median before housing costs and; subsistence and/or accommodations supported asylum seekers.

Contents 1. Introduction... 1 2. Deprivation in Wiltshire County... 4 2.1. County Average Ranks: Benchmarking Deprivation in Wiltshire... 4 2.2. Relative Deprivation in Wiltshire s Most and Least Deprived Areas... 6 2.3. Number of Wiltshire Areas among the Most Severely Deprived in... 9 2.4. Wiltshire s Income and Employment Deprived Populations... 11 3. Local Variations in Deprivation... 15 3.1. Wiltshire s Most Severely Deprived Areas... 15 3.2. Areas with Significant Changes... 21 4. Key Messages... 26 Appendix 1. Composition of and Changes to the Deprivation Domains... 28 Appendix 2. Wiltshire s LSOAs... 35 Appendix 3. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the overall IMD... 42 Appendix 4. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Income Domain... 43 Appendix 5. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Employment Domain... 44 Appendix 6. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Health Deprivation and Disability Domain... 45 Appendix 7. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Education, Skills and Training Domain... 46 Appendix 8. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Barriers to Housing and Services Domain... 47 Appendix 9. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Crime and Disorder Domain.. 49 Appendix 10. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Living Environment Domain. 50 Appendix 11. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Income Deprivation Affecting Children Index... 51 Appendix 12. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Income Deprivation Affecting Older People Index... 52 Appendix 13. Local Variations in IDACI and IDAOPI Rank... 53 Appendix 14. Local Distribution of Wiltshire s Income and Employment Deprived Populations... 55

1. Introduction 1 1. Introduction The government, through the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG), has produced a set of data to aid the assessment of levels of deprivation across : The English Indices of Deprivation 2010 3 (ID 2010). This assessment is used extensively by government and others to assess relative needs and to influence resource allocation: The Indices are central to the evidence base for regeneration policy in and help target limited resources appropriately. As a composite index, the Index of Multiple Deprivation fits well with moves from Government to take a holistic approach to developing local services. The fact that the Indices cover a range of domains means that they will also be useful to local communities as they drive forward policies in their own way to address their own local priorities. The Indices also allows communities to compare their areas with similar, or nearby, areas on a range of nationally consistent measures. This helps residents to gauge their relative levels of deprivation, assess whether progress is being made and hold relevant authorities accountable. The English Indices of Deprivation 2010, DCLG. While Wiltshire is considered to be relatively prosperous, there are pockets of deprivation that are often hidden in official statistics. The ID 2010 goes some way in identifying where deprivation exists in Wiltshire and in measuring its severity. The ranking system used in the Indices allows a comparison to be made of deprivation levels within Wiltshire, as well as comparison of Wiltshire against the rest of. The ID 2010 is an update of previous indices for 2007 (ID 2007) and 2004 (ID 2004), and like these, has been created using the Lower Level Super Output Area (LSOA) geography 4. The Indices are measures of deprivation for every LSOA and local authority area in. They combine a number of indicators that cover a range of different forms of 3 http://www.communities.gov.uk/communities/research/indicesdeprivation/deprivation10/ 4 The LSOAs geography was created by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) because other geographies, with varying areas and populations, were considered inconsistent and subject to change. LSOAs are to remain constant and are constrained to have consistent populations of between 1,000 and 3,000, averaging 1,500. This stable geography allows consistent time series analysis and fair comparison between areas. LSOAs define smaller areas than wards and therefore more likely to highlight smaller pockets of deprivation. However, deprived pockets in the geographically large rural LSOAs can easily be overlooked.

1. Introduction 2 deprivation, or domains, into a single deprivation score for each area: the Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD). The deprivation domains are listed below, together with their weightings used in calculating the combined IMD: Income Deprivation: 22.5% Employment Deprivation: 22.5% Health Deprivation and Disability: 13.5% Education, Skills & Training Deprivation: 13.5% Barriers to Housing & Services: 9.3% Crime: 9.3% Living Environment Deprivation: 9.3% Supplementary domains are also derived for income deprivation affecting children and income deprivation affecting older people. A detailed description of all of the domains, and the indicators used in calculating them, can be found in Appendix 1 of this report. Some measures within the different domains have been altered or replaced over the years from the ID 2004 and ID 2007 and a detailed breakdown of these changes can also be found in this appendix. It should be noted that in most cases, the data used to produce the indicators in the ID 2010 relates to 2008 5. Similarly, the data used to generate the ID 2007 mainly relates to 2005 and that for the ID 2004 relates mainly to 2001 and 2002/3. The full dataset for the ID 2010 for Wiltshire can be found online via the Intelligence Network at: http://www.intelligencenetwork.org.uk/community/ There are 32,482 LSOAs in and within the Indices of Deprivation they are ranked so that the most deprived LSOA is numbered 1 and the least deprived is numbered 32,482. So, when for example Warminster East Boreham has an overall index of 13,237 it means that it is the 13,237th most deprived LSOA in. There are 281 LSOAs in Wiltshire, which are mapped and listed in Appendix 2. 5 http://www.communities.gov.uk/publications/corporate/statistics/indices2010technicalreport

1. Introduction 3 The following sections of this report contain an overview of: Relative deprivation within Wiltshire against as a benchmark; Levels of relative deprivation within Wiltshire s most and least deprived areas; The number of Wiltshire areas among the most severely deprived in ; The size of Wiltshire s income and employment deprived populations and the changes in these over time; The locations of Wiltshire s most severely deprived areas, and; The areas in Wiltshire that have seen the most significant changes in relative deprivation.

2. Deprivation in Wiltshire County 4 2. Deprivation in Wiltshire County 2.1. County Average Ranks: Benchmarking Deprivation in Wiltshire In order to compare deprivation in Wiltshire against a national benchmark, the average rank of all of the LSOAs in Wiltshire has been calculated for each of the deprivation domains (Table 2.1). As set out above, there are 32,482 LSOAs in, with a rank of 1 indicating the most deprived and 32,482 the least deprived. The average rank for the overall measure of deprivation (IMD) in Wiltshire for the ID 2010 is 22,229, with Wiltshire therefore reflecting favourably against as a whole. However, while the IMD average rank increased slightly from the ID 2004 to ID 2007 (reflecting a small relative decrease in deprivation) the average rank in the ID 2010 is lower than in either 2004 or 2007, reflecting a relative increase in deprivation. Average Rank ID 2004 Average Rank ID 2007 Change ID 2004-2007 Average Rank ID 2010 Change ID 2007-2010 Change ID 2004-2010 Overall IMD 23,515 23,814 299 22,229-1,584-1,285 1. Income 22,398 21,632-766 21,551-81 - 847 Income Deprivation Affecting Children 21,406 21,412 6 21,435 23 29 Income Deprivation Affecting Older People 23,222 22,108-1,113 22,265 157-956 2. Employment 24,147 23,835-311 22,304-1,531-1,842 3. Health Deprivation & Disability 25,150 24,343-807 23,015-1,329-2,135 4. Education, Skills & Training 19,931 19,591-340 18,884-707 - 1,047 5. Barriers to Housing & Services 12,245 16,698 4,453 14,401-2,297 2,156 6. Crime 26,115 28,030 1,915 23,734-4,296-2,381 7. Living Environment 23,888 22,223-1,666 21,802-421 - 2,087 Table 2.1. Wiltshire County LSOAs: Average Indices of Deprivation Ranks for the ID 2004; ID 2007 and; ID 2010.

2. Deprivation in Wiltshire County 5 Of the seven primary domains making up the overall IMD, the average ranks are mostly in a similar range to that for the overall average IMD: Income 21,551; Employment 22,265; Health Deprivation and Disability 23,015; Crime 23,734 and; Living Environment 21,802. However, the average ranks for the Barriers to Housing and Services and Education, Skills and Training domains are somewhat lower at 14,401 and 18,884 respectively, reflecting relatively higher levels of deprivation in these domains. Wiltshire s relatively high level of deprivation with regards to Barriers to Housing and Services is due to the rural nature of the county meaning that barriers to housing (mainly high house prices) and services are inevitably greater than in more populous areas. The Education, Skills and Training domain is composed of two sub-domains the Children and Young People sub-domain, relating to educational achievement and participation; and the Skills sub-domain, which reflects workforce qualification levels and is based on the 2001 Census. The average rank within the Children and Young People sub-domain is lower at 17,805 compared to 19,473 for the Skills sub-domain. All but one of the seven primary deprivation domains (Barriers to Housing and Services) have seen a decrease in average rank from ID 2004 to ID 2010, reflecting an increase in relative deprivation (Table 2.1. and Figure 2.1). The degree of change is generally fairly small, with the greatest decreases in average rank in the Crime; Health Deprivation and Disability and; Living Environment domains. The smallest degree of change in average rank has been within the Income domain, as well as in the supplementary Income Deprivation Affecting Children (IDACI) and Income Deprivation Affecting Older People (IDAOPI) indices, with the IDACI average rank remaining almost static.

2. Deprivation in Wiltshire County 6 Increasing relative deprivation Figure 2.1. Wiltshire County LSOAs: Average Indices of Deprivation Ranks for the ID 2004; ID 2007 and ID 2010. 2.2. Relative Deprivation in Wiltshire s Most and Least Deprived Areas The average IMD rank within Wiltshire s 10% most deprived LSOAs is 8,730, substantially below the whole county average. This figure has decreased by 2,335 from the ID 2004 to ID 2010, reflecting a relative increase in deprivation compared to a national benchmark (Figure 2.2). Of the seven primary deprivation domains, the lowest average rank within the 10% most deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for that domain is for the Barriers to Housing and Services domain (average rank of 792), followed by the Education, Skills and Training domain (average rank of 3,861). Average ranks within the 10% most deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the other primary domains range between 6,949 (Employment) and 9,245 (Crime). The largest change in relative deprivation within the 10% most deprived LSOAs has been within the Health Deprivation and Disability domain, with a decrease in average rank of

2. Deprivation in Wiltshire County 7 4,544 reflecting a relative increase in deprivation. This is followed by the Living Environment domain (decrease of 3,972) and Employment domain (decrease of 3,648). Increasing relative deprivation Figure 2.2. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire: Average Indices of Deprivation Ranks for the ID 2004; ID 2007 and ID 2010. The 10% least deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire have an average IMD rank of 31,303, indicating that these LSOAs are among the least deprived in. Relative levels of deprivation within this group have changed very little from the ID 2004 to ID 2010, with an increase in average rank of 154 since ID 2004, indicating a marginal relative decrease in deprivation. The seven primary domains have similar average ranks in this least deprived category and also show very little change from the ID 2004 to ID 2010. The exception to this is the Barriers to Housing and Services domain, which shows an increase in average rank of 3,076 from ID 2004 to ID 2010 indicating a relative decrease in deprivation.

2. Deprivation in Wiltshire County 8 Increasing relative deprivation Figure 2.3. 10% Least Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire: Average Indices of Deprivation Ranks for the ID 2004; ID 2007 and ID 2010. The difference between the average IMD rank for the 10% most and 10% least deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire is 22,573, with an increase in this difference of 2,488 from the ID 2004 to ID 2010. The greatest difference in average rank between the 10% most and 10% least deprived LSOAs is for the Barriers to Housing and Services domain, followed by the Education, Skills and Training domain (Figure 2.4). The smallest difference is for the Health Deprivation and Disability domain and the supplementary IDAOPI, however, the Health Deprivation and Disability domain has shown the largest increase in difference from the ID 2004 to ID 2010 (an increase of 4,413). The majority of other domains have also seen an increase in the difference between the average rank in the 10% most and least deprived LSOAs from the ID 2004 to ID 2010, with only IDACI showing a small decrease.

2. Deprivation in Wiltshire County 9 Figure 2.4. Difference in Average Rank between the 10% Most Deprived and 10% Least Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the ID 2004; ID 2007 and ID 2010. 2.3. Number of Wiltshire Areas among the Most Severely Deprived in For the first time Wiltshire now has one LSOA in the most severely deprived 10% in on the overall measure of deprivation (Salisbury St Martin - Central), along with a total of five LSOAs in the 20% most deprived (an increase of 1 LSOA from ID 2004 to ID 2010) and 14 in the 30% most deprived nationally (an increase of 5 LSOAs - Table 2.2). The Salisbury St Martin central LSOA is also now in the 10% most deprived in with regard to the Health Deprivation and Disability domain; again this is first time that Wiltshire has had an LSOA in this category for the Health domain. There has been a moderate increase in the total numbers of Wiltshire LSOAs in the most deprived categories nationally for the Income domain, but a comparatively sharp increase in the number of LSOAs in the most deprived categories in for the Employment domain. This domain has seen an increase of 3 LSOAs in the 10% most deprived in, and this is again the first time that Wiltshire has had any LSOAs in this category for the Employment domain. The domain has also seen an increase of 8 LSOAs in the 20% most deprived nationally and 14 LSOAs in 30% most deprived.

2. Deprivation in Wiltshire County 10 Number of LSOAs in the 10% most deprived in Number of LSOAs in the 20% most deprived in Number of LSOAs in the 30% most deprived in Change ID 2004 to ID Change ID 2004 to ID Change ID 2004 to ID ID 2004 ID 2007 ID 2010 2010 ID 2004 ID 2007 ID 2010 2010 ID 2004 ID 2007 ID 2010 2010 Overall IMD 0 0 1 +1 4 3 5 +1 9 9 14 +5 1. Income 0 1 0 0 7 6 11 +4 19 20 24 +5 Income Deprivation Affecting Children 0 1 1 +1 6 3 5-1 21 20 20-1 Income Deprivation Affecting Older People 0 0 1 +1 2 2 2 0 10 12 12 +2 2. Employment 0 0 3 +3 3 5 11 +8 11 14 25 +14 3. Health Deprivation & Disability 0 0 1 +1 0 1 5 +5 4 6 15 +11 4. Education, Skills & Training 7 8 8 +1 16 19 28 +12 37 44 55 +18 5. Barriers to Housing & Services 56 37 49-7 87 60 75-12 119 82 99-20 6. Crime 1 0 2 +1 3 1 8 +5 7 4 14 +7 7. Living Environment 0 0 0 0 1 3 3 +2 2 15 18 +16 Table 2.2. Number of Wiltshire LSOAs in the 10%, 20% and 30% most severely deprived in in the ID 2004; ID 2007 and; ID 2010.

2. Deprivation in Wiltshire County 11 The Barriers to Housing and Services domain has the highest number of LSOAs in the most deprived categories nationally (49 LSOAs in the 10% most deprived in ; 75 in the 20% most deprived and; 99 in the 30% most deprived for the ID 2010). This is, however, the only domain to have seen a decrease in the numbers of LSOAs in these most deprived categories (Table 2.2. and Figure 2.5). Figure 2.5. Number of Wiltshire LSOAs in the 30% Most Deprived in. Appendices 3 to 12 of this report contain tables showing the 10% most deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for each of the primary deprivation domains and the supplementary IDACI and IDAPI and indicate which of these LSOAs are in the most deprived categories in. 2.4. Wiltshire s Income and Employment Deprived Populations The scores for the two most important domains, income deprivation and employment deprivation, are real proportions of the population in each LSOA since they are derived from non-overlapping counts of people in families in receipt of means tested benefits; or of people

2. Deprivation in Wiltshire County 12 excluded from the labour market through unemployment, disability or ill health. The same is true of both the supplementary IDACI and IDAOPI, which are subsets of the income domain 6. We can therefore do two things with these domains which cannot be done with the overall index or the remaining five domains. The score can be applied to relevant population data to derive a real, quantitative measure of the number of people subject to income and employment deprivation in each LSOA, and the number of 0 to15 year olds or people aged 60 and over (excluding prisoners) in each LSOA who are in families claiming means tested benefits. The ID 2010 indicates that the total number of income deprived people in Wiltshire is around 39,100 (Table 2.3). This figure has increased substantially from the ID 2004 to ID 2007, with a growth of around 9,000 people, and then remained essentially flat between the ID 2007 and ID 2010. Even allowing for the increase in the county s population through this time this remains significant, with the size of the income deprived population increasing from 6.9% of the total population in ID 2004 to 8.6% of the total population in ID 2010. Interestingly, even though the average ranking for the Income domain in Wiltshire shows only a fairly small increase in relative deprivation through this time compared to a national benchmark (Table 2.1), the size of growth in the county s deprived population as outlined above has been marked. There has been only a small increase in the size of the income deprived child population from ID 2004 to ID 2010 (Table 2.3). However, the income deprived older people population has seen a large proportional increase with the rate of income deprivation among older people in Wiltshire increasing from around 9.1% of the 60 plus population in ID 2004 to around 12.1% in ID 2010. Similarly to the overall income deprived population, the majority of the increases within these younger and older populations occurred from the ID 2004 to ID 2007, with the size of the income deprived children population actually decreasing somewhat from ID 2007 to ID 2010. 6 The income deprived children index refers to children below the age of 16, and the income deprived older people index refers to adults aged 60 and over.

2. Deprivation in Wiltshire County 13 ID 2004 (2001 data) Deprived population as a percentage of the total relevant population ID 2007 (2005 data) Deprived population as a percentage of the total relevant population ID 2010 (2008 data) Deprived population as a percentage of the total relevant population Change in percentage Income Deprived Population 30,030 6.9% 39,080 8.8% 39,100 8.6% 1.7% Income Deprived Children Population 9,480 10.7% 10,350 11.6% 10,280 11.5% 0.8% Income Deprived Older People Population 7,490 9.1% 10,900 11.4% 11,590 12.1% 3.0% Employment Deprived Population 14,410 5.5% 14,910 5.6% 16,600 6.2% 0.7% Table 2.3. Wiltshire s income and employment deprived populations from ID 2004; ID 2007 and ID 2010.

2. Deprivation in Wiltshire County 14 Wiltshire s employment deprived population stands at around 16,600 people in the ID 2010 data; with a moderate increase of around 2,200 people from the ID 2004. Unlike the changes in the income deprived population outlined above, the majority of the increase in the employment deprived population occurred between the ID 2007 to ID 2010. As the data used in the production of these indices relates primarily to 2001, 2005 and 2008 (as set out in the introduction to this report and Appendix 1), this time series captures the start of the economic downturn. However, even taking the onset of the recession into account, the decrease in Wiltshire s average rank for the Employment domain (Table 2.1 and Figure 2.1) and the increase in the number of LSOAs in the county that are in the most severely deprived in with regard to this domain (Table 2.2 and Figure 2.5) indicates that this increasing employment deprivation in Wiltshire is significant. It should also be noted that the overall size of the employment deprived population in Wiltshire and the rate as a percentage of the working age population increased slightly from the ID 2004 to ID 2007 in spite of the relatively buoyant national economy during this time.

3. Local Variations in Deprivation 15 3. Local Variations in Deprivation 3.1. Wiltshire s Most Severely Deprived Areas For the overall measure of deprivation (IMD) the most deprived areas are typically urban, as these areas generally have the highest proportions of income and employment deprived people. Seven of the 10% most severely deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire are found in Salisbury Community Area; five in Chippenham; four in Trowbridge; three in Devizes and two in Melksham (Table 3.1. and Figure 3.1). Of rural parts of the county, the north and west appears generally less deprived when compared to south and east (Figure 3.1.). The Income, Employment, Health Deprivation and Disability, Education, Skills and Training and Crime domains show similar trends to the overall IMD, with the largest numbers of severely deprived LSOAs in the community areas which contain the county s main urban areas (Table 3.1). Deprivation in these domains also shows a similar geographic distribution, although the distinction between rural north west and south east Wiltshire is less prominent (Figure 3.2). There are a number of interesting community area level variations within these deprivation domains as set out below: Trowbridge Community Area has the highest number of LSOAs in the 10% most deprived for the Crime domain (seven), even though it has only four LSOAs in the 10% most deprived for overall deprivation; The most prominent form of deprivation in Westbury Community Area appears to be Income deprivation, with three LSOAs in the 10% most deprived for this domain compared to a maximum of only one for the other domains; Deprivation with regards to Education, Skills and Training is relatively evenly distributed, with four LSOAs in the 10% most deprived in each of Salisbury, Trowbridge and Melksham Community Areas, with this being the most prominent form of deprivation in the Melksham area. The least deprived areas with regards to this domain appear particularly focused in the north and west of the county; For the Health Deprivation and Disability domain, four of the five most deprived LSOAs in the county are located in the Salisbury Community Area.

3. Local Variations in Deprivation 16 The Barriers to Housing and Services and Living Environment domains show different geographic patterns to the domains described above, with the highest numbers of the 10% most deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire located in rural parts of the county (Figure 3.2. E and F). This reflects in the Community Area total numbers of LSOAs in the 10% most deprived for these domains (Table 3.1). Maps of the local variations in IDACI and IDAOPI ranks are shown in Appendix 13 of this report and of Wiltshire s income and employment deprived populations in Appendix 14. Community Area IMD Income Employment Health Depriv. & Disability Education Skills and Training Barriers to Housing & Services Crime Living Env. Salisbury 7 4 7 7 4 0 6 3 Chippenham 5 5 6 6 3 1 3 4 Trowbridge 4 4 5 4 4 0 7 1 Devizes 3 3 3 3 1 1 2 0 Melksham 2 2 2 2 4 0 3 0 Westbury 1 3 1 1 1 0 1 0 Wootton Bassett & Cricklade 1 1 1 2 1 0 1 0 Calne 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 Corsham 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 Tidworth 1 1 0 1 3 1 1 1 Amesbury 1 1 0 0 2 3 0 3 Marlborough 1 1 0 0 1 4 0 2 Pewsey 0 1 1 0 0 4 0 2 Warminster 0 1 0 0 2 4 3 6 Wilton 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 5 Southern Wiltshire 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 Tisbury 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 3 Malmesbury 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 Mere 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 Bradford on Avon 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 28 29* 28 28 28 38* 29* 37* Table 3.1. Numbers of LSOAs in each Community Area in the 10% most deprived in Wiltshire for the overall IMD and for each primary domain in the ID 2010. * For those domains where the total number of LSOAs is greater than 28, this indicates that there are one or more LSOAs that cross Community Area boundaries and are therefore partly in one Community Area and partly in another. This is most common for the Barriers to Housing and Services and Living Environment domains where the most deprived LSOAs are large, rural LSOAs that more commonly cross Community Area boundaries.

3. Local Variations in Deprivation Figure 3.1. Index of Multiple Deprivation 2010: Ranking of Wiltshire LSOAs with 1 being the most deprived. 17

3. Local Variations in Deprivation 18 A. B.

3. Local Variations in Deprivation 19 C. D.

3. Local Variations in Deprivation 20 E. F.

3. Local Variations in Deprivation 21 G. Figure 3.2. Indices of Deprivation in Wiltshire 2010: Domain Ranking of LSOAs: A. Income; B. Employment; C. Health Deprivation and Disability: D. Education, Skills and Training; E. Barriers to Housing and Services; F. Living Environment; G. Crime. 3.2. Areas with Significant Changes Bowerhill south in Melksham Community Area has seen the largest positive change in IMD rank from the ID 2004 to ID 2010, with an increase in national rank of 9,681 and Wiltshire rank of 172 (Table 3.2). This is followed by Calne Lickhill north, which has seen an increase in national rank of 9,374 and Wiltshire rank of 110. These changes are assumed to relate largely to local changes in housing mix. Chippenham Community Area has the highest number of LSOAs that have seen the largest positive changes in Wiltshire for national IMD rank, including the whole of the Pewsham estate area and number of areas in the west of the town (Table 3.2 and Figure 3.3). Trowbridge Community Area has the second highest number of LSOAs that have seen the largest positive changes in Wiltshire, followed by Calne Community Area.

3. Local Variations in Deprivation 22 LSOA code Local name Community Area Change in IMD National Rank (ID 2004 to ID 2010) Change in IMD Wiltshire Rank (ID 2004 to ID 2010) E01032072 Bowerhill south Melksham 9,681 172 E01031899 Calne Lickhill - north Calne 9,374 110 Chippenham Pewsham - Chippenham E01031922 east 8,199 155 Chippenham Pewsham - Chippenham E01031923 central 7,615 143 Part Bradford on Avon; Part E01032078 Staverton & Hilperton (part) Trowbridge 7,562 64 Chippenham Pewsham - Chippenham E01031924 north west 6,995 131 E01031969 Wootton Bassett South - east Wootton Bassett & Cricklade 6,646 123 E01032052 Brokerswood Part Trowbridge; Part Westbury 6,626 120 E01032116 Westbury Ham - north Westbury 6,253 85 Chippenham Cepen Park - Chippenham E01031906 south 6,082 121 Trowbridge Drynham - Trowbridge E01032092 Wiltshire Drive 5,966 123 E01031897 Calne Chilvester Calne 5,721 118 Salisbury Harnham East - Salisbury E01032007 south 5,155 74 E01031970 Alderbury Southern 4,883 99 Chippenham Pewsham - Chippenham E01031921 south west 4,033 76 E01031968 Wootton Bassett South - west Wootton Bassett & Cricklade 3,634 80 E01031948 Brokenborough Malmesbury 3,581 75 E01031902 Calne Priestley - north east Calne 3,433 59 E01031843 Bedwyn Pewsey 3,176 65 E01032110 Warminster West - west Warminster 3,151 75 E01031900 Calne Marden Calne 3,099 73 E01031953 Corsham (Pickwick) south Corsham 2,816 68 E01031913 Chippenham Avon - west Chippenham 2,638 52 Amesbury East - Amesbury E01031977 Boscombe Down 2,628 49 Trowbridge Park - Green Trowbridge E01032102 Lane 2,590 65 E01031980 Salisbury Bemerton - north Salisbury 2,556 19 Trowbridge Drynham - Trowbridge E01032095 Croft 2,551 55 E01032029 Tisbury rural & Ansty Tisbury 2,438 56 Table 3.2. LSOAs with the largest increase in IMD rank from the ID 2004 to ID 2010, reflecting the largest relative decreases in overall deprivation.

3. Local Variations in Deprivation 23 The Ludgershall east and Faberstown and Ludgershall north LSOAs in Tidworth Community Area have seen the largest negative changes in national IMD rank, followed by the Devizes East - north and Chippenham Redland north LSOAs (Table 3.3). In addition to the positive changes outlined above, Chippenham Community Area also has the highest number of LSOAs in the county that have seen the largest negative change in national IMD rank; with these being mainly located in central areas of Chippenham town (Table 3.3 and Figure 3.3). Salisbury Community Area contains the next highest numbers of LSOAs that have seen the largest negative changes in national IMD rank in Wiltshire; again these are largely in town central locations.

3. Local Variations in Deprivation 24 Community Area Change in IMD National Rank (ID 2004 to ID 2010) Change in IMD Wiltshire Rank (ID 2004 to ID 2010) LSOA code Local name Ludgershall east & E01031860 Faberstown Tidworth -8,704-77 E01031859 Ludgershall north Tidworth -8,082-41 E01031850 Devizes East - north Devizes -7,772-86 Chippenham Redland - E01031925 north Chippenham -7,675-46 E01031942 Lacock & Gastard east Corsham -7,128-88 E01032027 Wylye & Langfords Amesbury -7,107-60 E01032022 Salisbury St Martin - west Salisbury -7,045-56 E01031895 Calne Abberd - north Calne -7,029-66 E01031911 Chippenham Audley - south Chippenham -6,984-25 E01032024 Salisbury St Paul - south Salisbury -6,646-75 E01031869 Pewsey south Pewsey -6,475-39 E01031910 Chippenham Audley - north Chippenham -6,431-59 E01031936 Cricklade central Wootton Bassett & Cricklade -5,907-40 E01031916 Chippenham London Road - east Chippenham -5,906-49 E01032042 Middle Winterslow, West Dean & Farley Southern -5,706-65 E01031990 Chalke Valley Wilton -5,664-44 E01032001 Salisbury Bemerton Village Salisbury -5,552-83 E01031928 Chippenham Queens - east Chippenham -5,289-8 E01032014 Salisbury St Edmund - south Salisbury -5,261-13 E01031861 Marlborough East - south Marlborough -5,115-71 E01031967 Wootton Bassett South - central Wootton Bassett & Cricklade -5,058-45 E01032104 Warminster East - Boreham Warminster -4,887-20 E01031852 Devizes East - south Devizes -4,695-69 E01032068 Melksham Spa - central Melksham -4,678-23 E01032063 Melksham North - north west Melksham -4,619-27 E01032039 Wilton north Wilton -4,603-43 E01031877 Shalbourne, Grafton & Chute Part Pewsey; Part Tidworth -4,550-32 E01032083 Southwick & Wingfield Part BoA; Part Trowbridge -4,543-44 Table 3.3. LSOAs with the largest decrease in IMD rank from the ID2004 to ID2010, reflecting the largest relative increases in overall deprivation.

3. Local Variations in Deprivation Figure 3.3. Wiltshire s LSOAs that have seen the largest positive and largest negative changes in IMD rank from the ID 2004 to ID 2010. 25

4. Key Messages 26 4. Key Messages The key message to take from this new dataset is that while Wiltshire still reflects favourably against the national picture with regards to deprivation, the county is becoming relatively more deprived in relation to all deprivation domains with the exception of Barriers to Housing and Services. Associated with this increase in relative deprivation, Wiltshire now for the first time has one area in the 10% most severely deprived in with regards to overall deprivation: Salisbury St Martin central. This area is now also in the 10% most severely deprived in with regards to the Health Deprivation and Disability domain, and is one of three areas in Wiltshire in the 10% most deprived in for the Employment domain. For both the Health and Employment domains, this is again the first time that Wiltshire has had any LSOAs in the most deprived 10% nationally. The majority of data in the ID 2010 relates to 2008 and so captures the onset of the economic downturn. A further key message to be taken from this data is that while the size of Wiltshire s employment deprived population has increased mainly as a result of the recession, the county s decreasing national rank with regards to employment deprivation indicates that Wiltshire has other issues that are increasing employment and other forms deprivation relatively compared to the benchmark. This is particularly highlighted by the increasing size of Wiltshire s income deprived population prior to the onset of the recession. In order to further understand the drivers of the increasing relative deprivation in Wiltshire and to examine how these trends have developed in more recent data, follow-up research is being carried out that will examine all available datasets relating to the key deprivation domains.

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Appendices 28 Appendix 1. Composition of and Changes to the Deprivation Domains Contained within this appendix are brief outlines of the composition of each domain. To allow for comparison between the different editions of the ID (2004, 2007 and 2010) details of any changes in the composition of each domain have been included. For full details can be found in the Technical Report accompanying the Indices at: http://www.communities.gov.uk/publications/corporate/statistics/indices2010technicalreport Income Deprivation Domain: The purpose of this domain is to capture the proportion of the population experiencing income deprivation in an area. The indicators for this domain are: Adults and children in Income Support Households (Source: Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), 2008); Adults and children in Income-Based JSA Households (Source: DWP, 2008); Adults and children in Pension Credit (Guarantee) Households (Source: DWP, 2008); Adults and children in those Working Tax Credit households where there are children in receipt of Child Tax Credit whose equivalised income (excluding housing benefits) is below 60 per cent of the median before housing costs (Source: HMRC, 2008); Adults and children in Child Tax Credit Households (who are not eligible for IS, Income - Based JSA, Pension Credit or Working Tax Credit) whose equivalised income (excluding housing benefits) is below 60 per cent of the median before housing costs (Source: HMRC, 2008); National Asylum Support Service (NASS) supported asylum seekers in in receipt of subsistence support, accommodation support, or both (Source: NASS, 2008). In addition, an Income Deprivation Affecting Children Index and an Income Deprivation Affecting Older People Index were created. These two indices represent the proportion of children aged 0 to 15 living in income deprived households and the proportion of older people aged 60 and over living in income deprived households respectively. Adaptations 2004-2007 Income support was replaced by the Pension Tax Credit.

Appendices 29 Working Family Tax Credit and Disabled Persons Tax Credit were replaced with a single Working Tax Credit. Child Tax Credit has replaced provisions for dependent children within these tax credits. These replacement indicators appear to capture the original indicators. 2007-2010 No changes have been made to the indicators. Employment Deprivation Domain: This domain measures employment deprivation conceptualised as involuntary exclusion of the working age population from the labour market. The indicators for this domain are: Recipients of Jobseekers Allowance (both contribution-based and income-based): men aged 18-64 and women aged 18-59 (Source: DWP, 2008); Recipients of Incapacity Benefit: men aged 18-64 and women aged 18-59 (Source: DWP, 2008); Recipients of Severe Disablement Allowance: men aged 18-64 and women aged 18-59 (Source: DWP, 2008); Recipients of Employment and Support Allowance aged 18-59/64 (those with a contribution-based element) (Source: DWP, 2008); Participants in the New Deal for the 18-24 s who are not in receipt of JSA (Source: DWP, 2008); Participants in the New Deal for 25+ who are not in receipt of JSA (Source: DWP, 2008); Participants in the New Deal for Lone Parents (after initial interview) (Source: DWP, 2008). Adaptations 2004-2007 Unemployment Claimant Counts were replaced by those receiving Job Seekers Allowance. This replacement indicator captures the original indicator.

Appendices 30 2007-2010 The Employment and Support Allowance introduced in October 2008 required this indicator to be added to the domain in order to retain the domain s definition adopted in the ID2007. Health Deprivation and Disability Domain: This domain measures rates of poor health, early mortality and disability in an area and covers the entire age range. The indicators for this domain are: Years of Potential Life Lost (YPLL) (Source: ONS, 2004 to 2008); Comparative Illness and Disability Ratio (CIDR) (Source: DWP, 2008): Measures of acute morbidity, derived from Hospital Episode Statistics (Source: Department of Health, 2007 to 2008); The proportion of adults under 60 suffering from mood or anxiety disorders based in prescribing (Source: Prescribing Pricing Authority), Hospital Episode Statistics, 2005 (Source: Department of Health), 2006-07 and 2007-08 and Incapacity Benefit Data (Source: DWP, 2008). Adaptations 2004-2007 No changes have been made to the indicators. 2007-2010 No changes have been made to the indicators. Education, Skills and Training Deprivation Domain: This domain captures the extent of deprivation in terms of education, skills and training in a local area. The indicators are structured into two sub-domains: one relating to education deprivation for children and young people in the area, and one relating to lack of skills and qualifications among a sub-set of the working age adult population. The indicators for this domain are: Sub Domain: Children and young people: Average test score of pupils at Key Stage 2 (2 year weighted average, 2007-2008, Source: Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF));

Appendices 31 Average test score of pupils at Key Stage 3 (2 year weighted average, 2007-2008, (Source: DCSF); Best of eight average capped points score at Key Stage 4 (this includes results of GCSE s, GNVQ s and other vocational equivalents) (2year weighted average, 2007-2008, Source: DCSF); Proportion of young people not staying on in school or non-advanced education above the age of 16 (Source: HMRC Child Benefit (CB) data, 2007 and 2009); Secondary school absence rate: (2 year average 2008-2009, Source DCSF); Proportion of those aged under 21 not entering higher education (4 year average, 2005-06 to 2008-09, Source Universities and Colleges Admission Service (UCAS), Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA)). Sub Domain: Skills: Proportions of working age adults (aged 25-54) in the area with no or low qualification (Source: 2001 Census). Adaptations 2004-2007 Key Stage test scores were made available in time-series data due to the creation of a Pupil Level Annual School Census and the National Pupil Database. Key Stage 2 and 3 indicators were based upon actual test scores rather than the level achieved. Child benefit data was constructed using more appropriate time-series data which reduces the occurrence of staying on rates over 100%. 2007-2010 To uphold a consistent message with the department of education the average points score at Key Stage 2 and 3 used the level achieved data rather than actual test scores which were used in the ID2007. A more accurate measure of school absence rates at LSOA level has been developed since ID2007 and so has been adopted in the ID2010.

Appendices 32 Barriers to Housing and Services Domain: The purpose of this domain is to measure barriers to housing and key local services. The indicators are structured into two-sub domains: geographical barriers, and wider barriers which includes issues relating to access to housing, such as affordability. The indicators for this domain are: Sub Domain: Wider Barriers: Household overcrowding (Source: 2001 Census). LA level percentage of households for whom a decision on their application for assistance under the homeless provisions of housing legislation has been made assigned to the constituent SOAs (Source: Communities and Local Government, 2008-09). Difficulty of Access to owner-occupation (Source: modelled estimated produced by Heriot-Watt University, 2008). Sub Domain: Geographical Barriers: Road distance to a GP surgery (Source: National Administrative Codes Service, 2010). Road distance to a general stores or supermarket (Source: MapInfo Ltd, 2008). Road distance to a primary school (Source: DCFS, 2010). Road distance to a Post Office or sub Post Office (Source: Post Office Ltd, 2008). Adaptations 2004-2007 No changes have been made to the indicators. 2007-2010 A minor methodological modification of the access to owner occupation indicator has occurred since the ID2007.

Appendices 33 Crime Domain: This domain measures the rate of recorded crime for four major crime types, representing the risk of personal and material victimisation at a small area level. The indicators for this domain are: Burglary (4 recorded crime offence types, Police Force data for April 2008- March 2009, constrained to Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership (CDRP) level). Theft (5 recorded crime offence types, Police Force data for April 2008-March 2009, constrained to CDRP level). Criminal damage (11 recorded crime offence types, Police Force data for April 2008- March 2009, constrained to CDRP level). Violence (19 recorded crime offence types including Robbery, Police Force data for April 2008-March 2009, constrained to CDRP level). Adaptations 2004-2007 No changes have been made to the indicators. 2007-2010 No change in the methodology has occurred. However the Home Office has redefined some of the offence categories but not to a level that has changed the indictor definition. Living Environment Domain: This domain focuses on deprivation with respect to the characteristics of the living environment. It comprises two sub-domains: the indoors living environment which measures the quality of housing, and the outdoors living environment which contains two measures about air quality and road traffic accidents. The indicators for this domain are: Sub-Domain: The indoors lining environment: Social and private housing in poor condition (Source: BRE and Communities and Local Government, modelled EHCS, 2005). Houses without central heating (Source: 2001 Census).

Appendices 34 Sub-Domain: The outdoors living environment: Air quality (Source: Geography Department at Staffordshire University and NAEI modelled at LSOA level, 2008). Road Traffic accidents involving injury to pedestrians and cyclists (Source: DFT, STATS19, 2007-2009 average (Road Accident Data) smoother to LSOA level). Adaptations 2004-2007 No changes have been made to the indicators. 2007-2010 No changes have been made to the indicators. Overall impact It seems likely that the main impact of these changes impacts the income domain, although even here it is likely to be very small perhaps negligible. Elsewhere, the impact of the changes is to make the results more reliable, rather than incompatible. For the combined Indices of multiple deprivation it is unlikely these change have caused a negative effect and they do not appear to prevent cautious comparisons between the editions.

Appendices 35 Appendix 2. Wiltshire s LSOAs

Appendices 36 LSOA Code Map Number Local Name E01031841 841 Aldbourne E01031842 842 All Cannings, Chirton, Patney & Marden E01031843 843 Bedwyn E01031844 844 Bishops Cannings & Etchilhampton E01031845 845 Bromham west & Rowde south west E01031846 846 Rowde north east & Bromham east E01031847 847 Burbage E01031848 848 Cheverells, Worton & Marston E01031849 849 Collingbournes & Everleigh E01031850 850 Devizes East - north E01031851 851 Devizes East - central E01031852 852 Devizes East - south E01031853 853 Devizes North - west E01031854 854 Devizes North - east E01031855 855 Devizes South - east E01031856 856 Devizes South - west E01031857 857 Lavingtons south E01031858 858 Lavingtons north E01031859 859 Ludgershall north E01031860 860 Ludgershall east & Faberstown E01031861 861 Marlborough East - south E01031862 862 Marlborough East - north E01031863 863 Marlborough West - north E01031864 864 Marlborough West - west (Manton) E01031865 865 Marlborough West - south E01031866 866 Milton Lilbourne, Easton & Wootton Rivers E01031867 867 Netheravon, Enford & Fittleton E01031868 868 Ogbournes, Mildenhall & Fyfield E01031869 869 Pewsey south E01031870 870 Pewsey north E01031871 871 West Overton, Woodborough, Alton & Stanton St Bernard E01031872 872 Potterne E01031873 873 Baydon, Froxfield & Chilton Foliat E01031874 874 Ramsbury E01031875 875 Roundway E01031876 876 Seend & Poulshot E01031877 877 Shalbourne, Grafton & Chute E01031878 878 Ludgershall south & Perham down E01031879 879 Tidworth north west E01031880 880 Tidworth south E01031881 881 Tidworth north east E01031882 882 Upavon, Manningford, Rushall & Wilsford E01031883 883 Urchfont & Easterton E01031884 884 Avebury, Broad Hinton & Winterbournes E01031885 885 Crudwell & Oaksey E01031886 886 Minety E01031887 887 Ashton Keynes E01031888 888 Box west E01031889 889 Rudloe north

Appendices 37 LSOA Code Map Number Local Name E01031890 890 Box Hill & Rudloe south E01031891 891 Bremhill, Christian Malford & Langley Burrell E01031892 892 Somerfords E01031893 893 Brinkworth E01031894 894 Charlton & Hankerton E01031895 895 Calne Abberd - north E01031896 896 Calne Abberd - south E01031897 897 Calne Chilvester E01031898 898 Calne Lickhill - south E01031899 899 Calne Lickhill - north E01031900 900 Calne Marden E01031901 901 Calne Priestley - south west E01031902 902 Calne Priestley - north east E01031903 903 Calne Quemerford E01031904 904 Calne Without west & Heddington E01031905 905 Chippenham Cepen Park - central E01031906 906 Chippenham Cepen Park - south E01031907 907 Chippenham Cepen Park - north E01031908 908 Chippenham Allington - north E01031909 909 Chippenham Allington - south E01031910 910 Chippenham Audley - north E01031911 911 Chippenham Audley - south E01031912 912 Chippenham Avon - east E01031913 913 Chippenham Avon - west E01031914 914 Chippenham Hill Rise - north west E01031915 915 Chippenham Hill Rise - south east E01031916 916 Chippenham London Road - east E01031917 917 Chippenham London Road - west E01031918 918 Chippenham Monkton Park E01031919 919 Chippenham Park - west E01031920 920 Chippenham Park - east E01031921 921 Chippenham Pewsham - south west E01031922 922 Chippenham Pewsham - east E01031923 923 Chippenham Pewsham - central E01031924 924 Chippenham Pewsham - north west E01031925 925 Chippenham Redland - north E01031926 926 Chippenham Redland - south E01031927 927 Chippenham Queens - west E01031928 928 Chippenham Queens - east E01031929 929 Colerne village E01031930 930 Colerne Southwood / Northwood / Pinewood / Thickwood E01031931 931 Corsham east E01031932 932 Corsham central E01031933 933 Corsham south E01031934 934 Cricklade west & Chelworth Green E01031935 935 Cricklade east, Latton & Marston Maisey E01031936 936 Cricklade central E01031937 937 Hilmarton & Compton Bassett E01031938 938 Calne Without east & Cherhill E01031939 939 Sutton Benger, Kington Langley & Seagry

Appendices 38 LSOA Code Map Number Local Name E01031940 940 Yatton Keynell, Kington St Michael & Biddestone E01031941 941 Neston, Leafield & Gastard west E01031942 942 Lacock & Gastard east E01031943 943 Lyneham north E01031944 944 Lyneham east, Tockenham & Clyffe Pypard E01031945 945 Bradenstoke E01031946 946 Lyneham south E01031947 947 Malmesbury north west E01031948 948 Brokenborough E01031949 949 Malmesbury south east E01031950 950 Nettleton, Grittleton & North Wraxall E01031951 951 Stanton St Quintin & Castle Combe E01031952 952 Corsham (Pickwick) north E01031953 953 Corsham (Pickwick) south E01031954 954 Purton east E01031955 955 Purton central E01031956 956 Purton south & Braydon E01031957 957 Sherston west, Luckington & Sopworth E01031958 958 Sherston east, Norton & Easton Grey E01031959 959 Malmesbury Without E01031960 960 Hullavington E01031961 961 Broad Town & Hook E01031962 962 Lydiard Millicent E01031963 963 Wootton Bassett North - central E01031964 964 Wootton Bassett North - east E01031965 965 Wootton Bassett North - north west E01031966 966 Wootton Bassett South - south east E01031967 967 Wootton Bassett South - central E01031968 968 Wootton Bassett South - west E01031969 969 Wootton Bassett South - east E01031970 970 Alderbury E01031971 971 Grimsteads E01031972 972 Whiteparish E01031973 973 Landfords E01031974 974 Amesbury East - north E01031975 975 Amesbury East - north central E01031976 976 Amesbury East - south E01031977 977 Amesbury East - Boscombe down E01031978 978 Amesbury East - south central E01031979 979 Amesbury West E01031980 980 Salisbury Bemerton - north E01031981 981 Salisbury Bemerton - west E01031982 982 Salisbury Bemerton - east E01031983 983 Salisbury Bemerton - south E01031984 984 Salisbury Bishopdown - north E01031985 985 Salisbury Bishopdown - central E01031986 986 Salisbury Bishopdown - south E01031987 987 Bulford Camp (part), Figheldean & Milston E01031988 988 Bulford Camp (part) E01031989 989 Bulford Village

Appendices 39 LSOA Code Map Number Local Name E01031990 990 Chalke Valley E01031991 991 Donheads E01031992 992 Redlynch & Woodfalls E01031993 993 Downton south E01031994 994 Morgans Vale E01031995 995 Downton - north & Charlton E01031996 996 Durrington - south E01031997 997 Durrington - east E01031998 998 Durrington - Larkhill Camp E01031999 999 Durrington - north E01032000 000 Coombe Bissett, Odstock, Britford & Netherhampton E01032001 001 Salisbury Bemerton Village E01032002 002 Salisbury Churchfields - west E01032003 003 Salisbury Churchfields - east E01032004 004 Dinton, Barford St Martin, Chilmark & Fonthill Bishop E01032005 005 Salisbury Harnham East - east E01032006 006 Salisbury Harnham East - west E01032007 007 Salisbury Harnham East - south E01032008 008 Salisbury Harnham West - south E01032009 009 Salisbury Harnham West - north E01032010 010 Knoyle & Hindon E01032011 011 Laverstock (part) & Clarendon Park E01032012 012 Laverstock (part) E01032013 013 South Newton, Great Wishford, Durnford & Woodfords E01032014 014 Salisbury St Edmund - south E01032015 015 Salisbury St Edmund - east (Milford north) E01032016 016 Salisbury St Edmund - north E01032017 017 Salisbury St Mark - east E01032018 018 Salisbury Stratford E01032019 019 Salisbury St Mark - west E01032020 020 Salisbury St Mark - south E01032021 021 Salisbury St Martin - east (Milford south) E01032022 022 Salisbury St Martin - west E01032023 023 Salisbury St Martin - central E01032024 024 Salisbury St Paul - south E01032025 025 Salisbury St Paul - north E01032026 026 Shrewton & Winterbourne Stoke E01032027 027 Wylye & Langfords E01032028 028 Tilshead & Orcheston E01032029 029 Tisbury rural & Ansty E01032030 030 Tisbury E01032031 031 Fovant, Sutton Mandeville & Swallowcliffe E01032032 032 Idmiston & Porton E01032033 033 Newton Tony, Cholderton & Boscombe E01032034 034 Winterbournes E01032035 035 Mere (part) & Zeals (part) E01032036 036 Zeals (part), Maiden Bradley, Kilmington & Stourton E01032037 037 Mere (part) E01032038 038 Wilton south E01032039 039 Wilton north

Appendices 40 LSOA Code Map Number Local Name E01032040 040 Wilton rural & Quidhampton E01032041 041 Firsdown, Pitton & West Winterslow E01032042 042 Middle Winterslow, West dean & Farley E01032043 043 Atworth E01032044 044 Shaw & Whitley E01032045 045 Bradford on Avon North - north E01032046 046 Bradford on Avon North - central E01032047 047 Bradford on Avon North - west E01032048 048 Bradford on Avon South - east E01032049 049 Bradford on Avon South - south E01032050 050 Bradford on Avon South - central E01032051 051 Chapmanslade & Corsley E01032052 052 Brokerswood E01032053 053 North Bradley - north E01032054 054 Dilton Marsh & Upton Scudamore E01032055 055 Edington, Coulston & Bratton - south E01032056 056 Heywood & Bratton - north E01032057 057 Broughton Gifford E01032058 058 Holt E01032059 059 Monkton Farleigh, South Wraxall & Turleigh E01032060 060 Winsley & Limpley Stoke E01032061 061 Westwood E01032062 062 Melksham North - south west E01032063 063 Melksham North - north west E01032064 064 Melksham North - north east E01032065 065 Melksham North - south east E01032066 066 Melksham Spa - east E01032067 067 Melksham Spa - west E01032068 068 Melksham Spa - central E01032069 069 Melksham Spa - south E01032070 070 Berryfield & Bowerhill (part) E01032071 071 Beanacre & Bowerhill (part) E01032072 072 Bowerhill south E01032073 073 Melksham Woodrow - south E01032074 074 Melksham Woodrow - north E01032075 075 Chitterne & Codfords E01032076 076 Heytesbury & Mid Wylye south E01032077 077 Semington, Hilperton village (part) & Paxcroft Mead (part) E01032078 078 Staverton & Hilperton (part) E01032079 079 Hilperton (Marsh) E01032080 080 Hilperton village (part) & Paxcroft Mead (part) E01032081 081 Horningsham & deverills south E01032082 082 Sutton Veny E01032083 083 Southwick & Wingfield E01032084 084 Keevil & Ashtons E01032085 085 Trowbridge Adcroft - Stallard E01032086 086 Trowbridge Adcroft - Seymour E01032087 087 Trowbridge Adcroft - Canal Road E01032088 088 Trowbridge College - Silver Street E01032089 089 Trowbridge College - central

Appendices 41 LSOA Code Map Number Local Name E01032090 090 Trowbridge College - Clarendon (Frome Road) E01032091 091 Trowbridge College - Upper Studley E01032092 092 Trowbridge Drynham - Wiltshire drive E01032093 093 Trowbridge Drynham - Lower Studley E01032094 094 Trowbridge Drynham - central E01032095 095 Trowbridge Drynham - Croft E01032096 096 Trowbridge John of Gaunt - Studley Green E01032097 097 Trowbridge John of Gaunt - Broadmead E01032098 098 Trowbridge John of Gaunt - Wingfield Road E01032099 099 Trowbridge Park - Victoria Road & Paxcroft Mead (part) E01032100 100 Trowbridge Park - north E01032101 101 Trowbridge Park - central E01032102 102 Trowbridge Park - Green Lane E01032103 103 Warminster East - central E01032104 104 Warminster East - Boreham E01032105 105 Warminster East - Woodcock E01032106 106 Warminster East - Henfords Marsh (south) E01032107 107 Warminster East - Imber Road E01032108 108 Warminster East - Cop Heap E01032109 109 Warminster West - south E01032110 110 Warminster West - west E01032111 111 Warminster West - Westbury Road E01032112 112 Warminster West - north central E01032113 113 Warminster West - south central E01032114 114 Warminster West - east central E01032115 115 Westbury Ham - central E01032116 116 Westbury Ham - north E01032117 117 Westbury Ham - Eden Vale E01032118 118 Westbury Ham - west E01032119 119 Westbury Laverton - central E01032120 120 Westbury Laverton - Leigh E01032121 121 Westbury Laverton - east

Appendices 42 Appendix 3. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the overall IMD Local Name Salisbury St Martin - central Community Area Partnership Salisbury IMD Score Rank of IMD (where 1 is most deprived) in Rank of IMD (where 1 is most deprived) in Wiltshire 47.21 2732 1 Trowbridge Adcroft - Trowbridge Seymour 42.49 3837 2 Trowbridge John of Gaunt Trowbridge - Studley Green 42.31 3886 3 Salisbury Bemerton - west Salisbury 40.4 4450 4 Salisbury Bemerton - Salisbury south 38.41 5046 5 Calne Abberd - south Calne 33.13 6881 6 Melksham North - north Melksham east 33.08 6903 7 Chippenham Queens - Chippenham east 32.47 7144 8 Trowbridge Drynham - Trowbridge Lower Studley 32.02 7337 9 Westbury Ham - west Westbury 31.35 7616 10 Melksham North - south Melksham west 30.77 7859 11 Salisbury St Edmund - Salisbury south 28.07 9087 12 Chippenham Audley - Chippenham south 27.9 9180 13 Wootton Bassett North - central Wootton Bassett & Cricklade 26.8 9723 14 Devizes North - east Devizes 26.43 9924 15 Chippenham Avon - east Chippenham 26.4 9942 16 Chippenham Hill Rise - Chippenham north west 26.1 10092 17 Chippenham London Road Chippenham - west 25.59 10356 18 Amesbury East - north Amesbury central 25.47 10412 19 Salisbury St Mark - west Salisbury 25.4 10449 20 Devizes East - central Devizes 25.38 10456 21 Trowbridge Drynham - Trowbridge central 25.06 10642 22 Ludgershall north Tidworth 24.37 11052 23 Marlborough East - north Marlborough 23.66 11488 24 Salisbury Bishopdown - Salisbury south 23.58 11545 25 Corsham (Pickwick) north Corsham 22.82 12011 26 Devizes South - west Devizes 22.59 12149 27 Salisbury Bemerton - north Salisbury 22.45 12249 28 10% most deprived in 20% most deprived in 30% most deprived in

Appendices 43 Appendix 4. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Income Domain Local Name Community Area Partnership Income Score Rank of Income Score (where 1 is most deprived) in Rank of Income Score (where 1 is most deprived) in Wiltshire Trowbridge John of Gaunt - Trowbridge Studley Green 0.31 3514 1 Salisbury St Martin - Salisbury central 0.3 3801 2 Calne Abberd - south Calne 0.28 4704 3 Salisbury Bemerton - south Salisbury 0.26 5251 4 Westbury Ham - west Westbury 0.26 5331 5 Trowbridge Drynham - Trowbridge Lower Studley 0.26 5408 6 Melksham North - north Melksham east 0.26 5437 7 Chippenham Queens - Chippenham east 0.25 5572 8 Trowbridge Adcroft - Trowbridge Seymour 0.25 5915 9 Wootton Bassett North - central Wootton Bassett & Cricklade 0.24 6304 10 Chippenham Hill Rise - Chippenham north west 0.24 6401 11 Salisbury Bemerton - west Salisbury 0.23 6705 12 Melksham North - south Melksham west 0.21 8092 13 Chippenham Audley - Chippenham south 0.21 8127 14 Westbury Ham - central Westbury 0.19 8977 15 Salisbury St Mark - west Salisbury 0.19 9054 16 Trowbridge Drynham - Trowbridge central 0.19 9243 17 Devizes South - west Devizes 0.19 9251 18 Chippenham Redland - Chippenham north 0.19 9331 19 Ludgershall north Tidworth 0.19 9363 20 Devizes East - central Devizes 0.19 9405 21 Devizes North - east Devizes 0.19 9485 22 Dilton Marsh & Upton Scudamore Part Warminster; Part Westbury 0.18 9658 23 Corsham (Pickwick) north Corsham 0.18 9736 24 Amesbury East - north Amesbury central 0.18 10027 25 Chippenham Avon - east Chippenham 0.18 10123 26 Pewsey south Pewsey 0.18 10180 27 Marlborough East - north Marlborough 0.18 10205 28 20% most deprived in 30% most deprived in

Appendices 44 Appendix 5. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Employment Domain Local Name Community Area Partnership Employment Score Rank of Employment Score (where 1 is most deprived) in Rank of Employment Score (where 1 is most deprived) in Wiltshire Trowbridge John of Gaunt - Trowbridge Studley Green 0.22 2011 1 Salisbury St Martin - central Salisbury 0.21 2236 2 Trowbridge Adcroft - Trowbridge Seymour 0.21 2484 3 Salisbury Bemerton - south Salisbury 0.17 4334 4 Calne Abberd - south Calne 0.17 4561 5 Salisbury St Edmund - south Salisbury 0.17 4806 6 Chippenham Queens - east Chippenham 0.17 4924 7 Salisbury Bemerton - west Salisbury 0.16 5329 8 Melksham North - south Melksham west 0.16 5701 9 Westbury Ham - west Westbury 0.15 6100 10 Devizes North - east Devizes 0.15 6312 11 Trowbridge Drynham - Trowbridge Lower Studley 0.15 6646 12 Chippenham Audley - south Chippenham 0.14 6956 13 Wootton Bassett North - central Wootton Bassett & Cricklade 0.14 7000 14 Chippenham Hill Rise - Chippenham north west 0.13 7865 15 Salisbury Bishopdown - Salisbury south 0.13 7900 16 Trowbridge College - Trowbridge Clarendon (Frome Road) 0.13 7941 17 Chippenham Avon - east Chippenham 0.13 8095 18 Chippenham London Road - Chippenham west 0.13 8323 19 Devizes South - west Devizes 0.13 8569 20 Melksham North - north east Melksham 0.13 8751 21 Trowbridge Drynham - Trowbridge central 0.13 8891 22 Corsham (Pickwick) north Corsham 0.12 9102 23 Salisbury Harnham West - Salisbury south 0.12 9166 24 Pewsey south Pewsey 0.12 9610 25 Salisbury St Mark - west Salisbury 0.12 10135 26 Devizes East - central Devizes 0.11 10257 27 Chippenham Redland - Chippenham north 0.11 10565 28 10% most deprived in 20% most deprived in 30% most deprived in

Appendices 45 Appendix 6. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Health Deprivation and Disability Domain Local Name Community Area Partnership Health Deprivation and Disability Score Rank of Health Depr. and Disability Score (where 1 is most deprived) in Rank of Health Depr. and Disability Score (where 1 is most deprived) in Wiltshire Salisbury St Martin - central Salisbury 1.25 2500 1 Salisbury Bemerton - south Salisbury 0.98 4340 2 Chippenham Queens - east Chippenham 0.97 4412 3 Salisbury St Edmund - south Salisbury 0.86 5388 4 Salisbury Bemerton - west Salisbury 0.75 6423 5 Trowbridge John of Gaunt - Trowbridge Studley Green 0.71 6844 6 Ludgershall north Tidworth 0.63 7694 7 Chippenham Audley - south Chippenham 0.63 7701 8 Calne Abberd - south Calne 0.61 7871 9 Salisbury Bishopdown - south Salisbury 0.6 7947 10 Devizes North - east Devizes 0.57 8306 11 Purton south & Braydon Wootton Bassett & Cricklade 0.53 8784 12 Trowbridge Adcroft - Seymour Trowbridge 0.5 9173 13 Chippenham London Road - Chippenham west 0.49 9227 14 Devizes East - central Devizes 0.47 9502 15 Chippenham Hill Rise - north Chippenham west 0.44 9920 16 Corsham (Pickwick) north Corsham 0.43 9996 17 Wootton Bassett North - central Wootton Bassett & Cricklade 0.43 10028 18 Westbury Ham - west Westbury 0.41 10211 19 Melksham North - south west Melksham 0.38 10672 20 Salisbury St Mark - west Salisbury 0.37 10715 21 Salisbury Harnham West - Salisbury south 0.34 11119 22 Chippenham Avon - east Chippenham 0.31 11558 23 Chippenham Redland - north Chippenham 0.28 11995 24 Trowbridge Drynham - Lower Trowbridge Studley 0.25 12373 25 Melksham North - north east Melksham 0.23 12713 26 Trowbridge College - Trowbridge Clarendon (Frome Road) 0.22 12812 27 Devizes South - west Devizes 0.21 13024 28 10% most deprived in 20% most deprived in 30% most deprived in

Appendices 46 Appendix 7. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Education, Skills and Training Domain Local Name Community Area Partnership Education, Skills and Training Score Rank of Education, Skills and Training Score (where 1 is most deprived) in Rank of Education, Skills and Training Score (where 1 is most deprived) in Wiltshire Salisbury Bemerton - west Salisbury 71.9 764 1 Trowbridge Adcroft - Seymour Trowbridge 70.77 843 2 Melksham North - north east Melksham 64.76 1295 3 Trowbridge John of Gaunt - Trowbridge Studley Green 64.57 1307 4 Amesbury East - north central Amesbury 64.3 1334 5 Salisbury Bemerton - south Salisbury 60.42 1754 6 Westbury Ham - west Westbury 57.99 2051 7 Trowbridge Drynham - Lower Trowbridge Studley 54.58 2456 8 Salisbury St Martin - central Salisbury 48.7 3400 9 Melksham North - south west Melksham 48.6 3423 10 Calne Abberd - south Calne 47.36 3663 11 Wootton Bassett North - central Wootton Bassett & Cricklade 46.85 3776 12 Ludgershall north Tidworth 46.31 3869 13 Marlborough East - north Marlborough 43.71 4396 14 Devizes East - central Devizes 43.37 4473 15 Durrington - south Amesbury 42.97 4562 16 Chippenham Hill Rise - north Chippenham west 42.62 4641 17 Melksham North - south east Melksham 42.14 4756 18 Chippenham Queens - east Chippenham 41.19 5000 19 Ludgershall east & Tidworth Faberstown 41.17 5005 20 Trowbridge Drynham - central Trowbridge 41.17 5006 21 Warminster East - Boreham Warminster 40.75 5123 22 Tidworth north east Tidworth 39.67 5397 23 Calne Lickhill - south Calne 39.32 5471 24 Warminster West - south Warminster central 37.65 5889 25 Salisbury Bemerton - north Salisbury 37.23 6003 26 Melksham Woodrow - south Melksham 36.99 6077 27 Chippenham Audley - south Chippenham 35.91 6377 28 10% most deprived in 20% most deprived in

Appendices 47 Appendix 8. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Barriers to Housing and Services Domain Rank of Barriers to Housing and Services Score (where 1 is most deprived) in Rank of Barriers to Housing and Services Score (where 1 is most deprived) in Wiltshire Local Name Barriers Community to Area Housing Partnership and Services Score Wylye & Langfords Amesbury 55.72 58 1 Part Tisbury; Donheads Part Wilton 55.38 62 2 Part West Overton, Woodborough, Alton & Stanton St Bernard Marlborough; Part Pewsey 54.1 98 3 Middle Winterslow, West Dean & Southern Farley 52.04 189 4 Chalke Valley Wilton 51.16 249 5 Shalbourne, Grafton & Chute Part Pewsey; Part Tidworth 50.3 327 6 All Cannings, Chirton, Patney & Marden Part Devizes; Part Pewsey 49.33 434 7 Zeals (part), Maiden Bradley, Kilmington & Stourton Part Mere; Part Warminster 49.32 437 8 Knoyle & Hindon Part Mere: Part Tisbury 48.54 542 9 Brinkworth Malmesbury 48.35 566 10 Firsdown, Pitton & West Winterslow Southern 48.09 604 11 South Newton, Great Wishford, Durnford & Woodfords Part Amesbury; Part Wilton 47.74 651 12 Landfords Southern 47.7 658 13 Minety Malmesbury 47.18 742 14 Horningsham & Deverills south Warminster 46.08 930 15 Nettleton, Grittleton & North Wraxall Chippenham 45.73 991 16 Fovant, Sutton Mandeville & Tisbury Swallowcliffe 45.69 1000 17 Dinton, Barford St Martin, Chilmark & Fonthill Bishop Part Tisbury; Part Wilton 45.53 1033 18 Ogbournes, Mildenhall & Fyfield Marlborough 45.48 1038 19 Grimsteads Southern 45.14 1099 20 Coombe Bissett, Odstock, Britford & Netherhampton Part Southern; Part Wilton 45.03 1125 21 Avebury, Broad Hinton & Marlborough Winterbournes 44.85 1163 22 Part Milton Lilbourne, Easton & Wootton Rivers Marlborough; Part Pewsey 44.45 1251 23 Hilmarton & Compton Bassett Calne 44.16 1305 24 Chapmanslade & Corsley Warminster 43.81 1372 25 1% most deprived in 2% most deprived in 3% most deprived in 4% most deprived in

Appendices 48 Charlton & Hankerton Malmesbury 43.78 1376 26 Newton Tony, Cholderton & Amesbury Boscombe 43.55 1431 27 Chitterne & Codfords Warminster 43.42 1456 28

Appendices 49 Appendix 9. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Crime and Disorder Domain Community Area Partnership Crime and Disorder Score Rank of Crime and Disorder Score (where 1 is most deprived) in Rank of Crime and Disorder Score (where 1 is most deprived) in Wiltshire Local Name Salisbury Bemerton - west Salisbury 1.1 2847 1 Chippenham Avon - east Chippenham 1.07 3100 2 Salisbury St Martin - central Salisbury 1.04 3293 3 Warminster East - central Warminster 0.94 4143 4 Salisbury St Martin - west Salisbury 0.93 4225 5 Chippenham London Road - Chippenham west 0.76 5981 6 Trowbridge Adcroft - Trowbridge Seymour 0.75 6022 7 Salisbury Bemerton - south Salisbury 0.74 6155 8 Trowbridge Park - central Trowbridge 0.66 7012 9 Melksham Spa - west Melksham 0.6 7804 10 Melksham Spa - central Melksham 0.58 8040 11 Trowbridge College - central Trowbridge 0.55 8426 12 Devizes North - east Devizes 0.54 8582 13 Trowbridge Drynham - Trowbridge Lower Studley 0.52 8776 14 Cricklade central Wootton Bassett & Cricklade 0.44 9813 15 Melksham North - south Melksham west 0.38 10776 16 Salisbury St Edmund - south Salisbury 0.35 11127 17 Southwick & Wingfield Part BoA; Part Trowbridge 0.33 11426 18 Calne Abberd - south Calne 0.33 11447 19 Chapmanslade & Corsley Warminster 0.29 12066 20 Warminster West - east Warminster central 0.27 12396 21 Salisbury Bemerton - east Salisbury 0.27 12426 22 Trowbridge College - Upper Trowbridge Studley 0.24 12826 23 Trowbridge Drynham - Trowbridge central 0.2 13399 24 Chippenham Audley - south Chippenham 0.18 13702 25 Heywood & Bratton - north Westbury 0.14 14197 26 Tidworth north east Tidworth 0.13 14349 27 Devizes East - central Devizes 0.12 14490 28 10% most deprived in 20% most deprived in 30% most deprived in

Appendices 50 Appendix 10. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Living Environment Domain Local Name Community Area Partnership Rank of Living Environment Score (where 1 is most Rank of Living Environment Score (where 1 is most Living Env. Score deprived) in deprived) in Wiltshire Trowbridge College - central Trowbridge 45.16 3607 1 Horningsham & Deverills south Warminster 38.74 5390 2 Zeals (part), Maiden Bradley, Kilmington & Stourton Part Mere; Part Warminster 36.28 6142 3 Salisbury St Edmund - south Salisbury 34.19 6884 4 Heytesbury & Mid Wylye south Warminster 34.17 6892 5 Donheads Part Tisbury; Part Wilton 33.99 6959 6 Chalke Valley Wilton 33.81 7020 7 Coombe Bissett, Odstock, Britford & Netherhampton Part Southern; Part Wilton 32.58 7473 8 Knoyle & Hindon Part Mere: Part Tisbury 32.42 7544 9 Lacock & Gastard east Corsham 31.49 7914 10 Salisbury St Martin - west Salisbury 30.84 8156 11 South Newton, Great Wishford, Durnford & Woodfords Part Amesbury; Part Wilton 30.44 8314 12 Salisbury Churchfields - east Salisbury 30.02 8501 13 Tilshead & Orcheston Amesbury 29.73 8615 14 West Overton, Woodborough, Alton & Stanton St Bernard Part Marlborough; Part Pewsey 29.52 8711 15 Dinton, Barford St Martin, Chilmark & Fonthill Bishop Part Tisbury; Part Wilton 27.88 9444 16 Collingbournes & Everleigh Tidworth 27.52 9607 17 Milton Lilbourne, Easton & Wootton Rivers Part Marlborough; Part Pewsey 27.49 9626 18 Nettleton, Grittleton & North Chippenham Wraxall 27.17 9779 19 Wylye & Langfords Amesbury 27.11 9807 20 Chitterne & Codfords Warminster 27.07 9823 21 Chippenham Park - east Chippenham 26.72 9984 22 Sutton Veny Warminster 26.17 10274 23 Bremhill, Christian Malford & Langley Burrell Part Calne; Part Chippenham 25.73 10482 24 Hilmarton & Compton Bassett Calne 25.44 10652 25 Warminster East - central Warminster 25.16 10787 26 Chippenham Avon - east Chippenham 24.88 10918 27 Sherston west, Luckington & Malmesbury Sopworth 24.72 11010 28 20% most deprived in 30% most deprived in

Appendices 51 Appendix 11. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Income Deprivation Affecting Children Index Rank of IDACI Rank of IDACI Community IDACI Score (where 1 is Score (where 1 is Local Name Area score most deprived) in most deprived) Partnership in Wiltshire Salisbury St Martin - central Salisbury 0.48 2640 1 Melksham North - north east Melksham 0.38 5261 2 Trowbridge Adcroft - Seymour Trowbridge 0.38 5399 3 Trowbridge Drynham - Lower Trowbridge Studley 0.37 5516 4 Trowbridge John of Gaunt - Trowbridge Studley Green 0.37 5559 5 Salisbury Bemerton - south Salisbury 0.33 7019 6 Chippenham Queens - east Chippenham 0.33 7146 7 Calne Abberd - south Calne 0.32 7274 8 Chippenham Hill Rise - north Chippenham west 0.32 7423 9 Wootton Wootton Bassett North - central Bassett & Cricklade 0.31 7659 10 Salisbury Bemerton - west Salisbury 0.29 8453 11 Westbury Ham - west Westbury 0.29 8660 12 Amesbury East - north central Amesbury 0.28 8829 13 Chippenham Avon - east Chippenham 0.28 8890 14 Calne Priestley - south west Calne 0.28 9043 15 Ludgershall north Tidworth 0.28 9158 16 Warminster East - Boreham Warminster 0.27 9358 17 Devizes East - central Devizes 0.27 9421 18 Dilton Marsh & Upton Scudamore Part Warminster; Part Westbury 0.27 9590 19 Melksham North - south west Melksham 0.26 9670 20 Devizes North - east Devizes 0.26 9974 21 Devizes South - west Devizes 0.26 9999 22 Ludgershall east & Faberstown Tidworth 0.26 10119 23 Trowbridge Drynham - central Trowbridge 0.25 10257 24 Westbury Laverton - central Westbury 0.25 10314 25 Salisbury St Mark - west Salisbury 0.25 10353 26 Chippenham Redland - north Chippenham 0.25 10646 27 Chippenham Audley - south Chippenham 0.24 10723 28 10% most deprived in 20% most deprived in 30% most deprived in

Appendices 52 Appendix 12. 10% Most Deprived LSOAs in Wiltshire for the Income Deprivation Affecting Older People Index Local Name Rank of IDAOPI Rank of IDAOPI Score (where 1 Community Area IDAOPI Score (where 1 is is most Partnership score most deprived) in deprived) in Wiltshire Calne Abberd - south Calne 0.4 3154 1 Chippenham Queens - east Chippenham 0.31 6309 2 Chippenham Audley - south Chippenham 0.3 7197 3 Westbury Ham - central Westbury 0.29 7333 4 Salisbury St Martin - central Salisbury 0.29 7387 5 Westbury Ham - west Westbury 0.29 7433 6 Trowbridge John of Gaunt - Trowbridge Studley Green 0.29 7736 7 Wootton Bassett North - central Wootton Bassett & Cricklade 0.27 8419 8 Trowbridge Drynham - Trowbridge central 0.26 9120 9 Salisbury St Mark - west Salisbury 0.26 9449 10 Melksham North - south west Melksham 0.25 9586 11 Wootton Bassett South - central Wootton Bassett & Cricklade 0.25 9731 12 Corsham (Pickwick) north Corsham 0.25 9811 13 Trowbridge Adcroft - Trowbridge Seymour 0.24 10177 14 Malmesbury north west Malmesbury 0.24 10268 15 Ludgershall north Tidworth 0.24 10317 16 Salisbury Bemerton - west Salisbury 0.24 10325 17 Trowbridge College - central Trowbridge 0.24 10411 18 Melksham North - north east Melksham 0.24 10426 19 Salisbury Bishopdown - Salisbury south 0.24 10491 20 Wootton Bassett Cricklade central & Cricklade 0.24 10637 21 Chippenham Hill Rise - north Chippenham west 0.24 10702 22 Marlborough East - north Marlborough 0.23 10931 23 Chippenham London Road - Chippenham west 0.23 10965 24 Mere (part) Mere 0.23 10975 25 Salisbury Bemerton - south Salisbury 0.23 11359 26 Amesbury East - north Amesbury central 0.23 11493 27 Calne Lickhill - north Calne 0.23 11533 28 10% most deprived in 20% most deprived in 30% most deprived in

Appendices 53 Appendix 13. Local Variations in IDACI and IDAOPI Rank

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Appendices 55 Appendix 14. Local Distribution of Wiltshire s Income and Employment Deprived Populations