Child Poverty in East of EnglandLocal Authorities Ranked

All 45 local authorities in East of England, ranked by children in low-income families. Data: Department for Work and Pensions (2022 to 2025), Open Government Licence v3.0.

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RankLocal authorityChildren in low-income families
1Luton31.7%
2Great Yarmouth29.9%
3Peterborough27.6%
4Norwich25.9%
5Ipswich25.4%
6Fenland23.9%
7North Norfolk22.2%
8Tendring21.6%
9King's Lynn and West Norfolk20.1%
10East Suffolk19.9%
11Breckland19.5%
12Thurrock18.4%
13Basildon18.4%
14Harlow18.1%
15Bedford17.8%
16Southend-on-Sea17.7%
17Stevenage17.1%
18Babergh16.0%
19Castle Point15.3%
20Braintree14.7%
21Colchester14.3%
22Maldon13.6%
23Watford13.6%
24West Suffolk13.3%
25Mid Suffolk13.2%
26Broxbourne12.9%
27South Norfolk12.7%
28Broadland12.5%
29Welwyn Hatfield12.1%
30Huntingdonshire11.8%
31Epping Forest11.7%
32Central Bedfordshire11.7%
33Cambridge11.6%
34Dacorum11.3%
35East Cambridgeshire11.0%
36Hertsmere10.7%
37Rochford10.6%
38North Hertfordshire10.6%
39Chelmsford10.5%
40Brentwood9.5%
41Three Rivers8.7%
42South Cambridgeshire8.6%
43Uttlesford8.5%
44East Hertfordshire7.6%
45St Albans7.3%