Deprivation (IMD) in the East MidlandsLocal Authorities Ranked

All 35 local authorities in the East Midlands, ranked by neighbourhoods in England's most deprived 10%. Data: Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (2025), Open Government Licence v3.0.

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RankLocal AuthorityNeighbourhoods in England's most deprived 10%In the most deprived 20%Neighbourhoods
1Nottingham30.7%53.6%179
2Leicester20.0%50.5%200
3Lincoln20.0%35.0%60
4Derby18.4%36.2%152
5East Lindsey14.6%34.1%82
6Mansfield13.2%30.9%68
7Boston12.8%33.3%39
8Ashfield11.7%27.3%77
9Chesterfield11.6%24.6%69
10West Lindsey11.3%17.0%53
11Erewash8.2%19.2%73
12Bassetlaw7.2%20.3%69
13Bolsover6.0%24.0%50
14High Peak5.1%10.2%59
15North East Derbyshire4.7%12.5%64
16North Northamptonshire4.4%13.2%205
17Newark and Sherwood4.1%14.9%74
18Amber Valley3.8%13.9%79
19South Kesteven3.6%3.6%84
20Derbyshire Dales2.3%2.3%43
21West Northamptonshire2.1%10.5%238
22Charnwood2.0%3.9%102
23South Holland2.0%3.9%51
24North West Leicestershire1.7%5.0%60
25South Derbyshire1.6%4.8%62
26Gedling1.3%3.9%77
27Rutland0.0%0.0%26
28Blaby0.0%0.0%60
29Harborough0.0%0.0%52
30Hinckley and Bosworth0.0%0.0%68
31Melton0.0%6.7%30
32Oadby and Wigston0.0%2.8%36
33North Kesteven0.0%1.5%66
34Broxtowe0.0%7.0%71
35Rushcliffe0.0%0.0%69