Fuel Poverty in the East MidlandsLocal Authorities Ranked

All 35 local authorities in the East Midlands, ranked by households in fuel poverty. Data: Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (2024), Open Government Licence v3.0.

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RankLocal AuthorityHouseholds in fuel povertyFuel-poor households
1Leicester13.3%18,133
2Nottingham12.9%17,139
3Derbyshire Dales12.6%4,329
4Lincoln12.3%5,547
5Derby11.9%13,336
6Bolsover11.9%4,438
7Boston11.8%3,676
8East Lindsey11.7%8,078
9West Lindsey11.6%5,235
10Bassetlaw11.4%6,234
11Mansfield11.2%5,704
12Chesterfield11.1%5,688
13Melton11.1%2,659
14Rutland10.9%1,945
15Newark and Sherwood10.8%6,148
16High Peak10.7%4,664
17Ashfield10.6%6,182
18South Holland10.6%4,567
19Amber Valley10.4%6,227
20Erewash10.4%5,577
21North East Derbyshire10.1%4,965
22South Kesteven9.8%6,568
23North West Leicestershire9.8%4,688
24North Northamptonshire9.8%15,469
25West Northamptonshire9.8%17,955
26Broxtowe9.8%5,034
27Gedling9.2%5,049
28North Kesteven9.1%4,915
29Hinckley and Bosworth8.9%4,660
30Charnwood8.8%6,930
31South Derbyshire8.8%4,231
32Oadby and Wigston8.8%2,124
33Rushcliffe8.7%4,628
34Harborough8.4%3,593
35Blaby7.5%3,403