| Hareclive | Whitchurch Park |
| Easton Road | Lawrence Hill |
| Southmead Central | Southmead |
| Ilminster Avenue West | Filwood |
| Fulford Road South | Whitchurch Park |
| Filwood Broadway | Filwood |
| Throgmorton Road | Filwood |
| Inns Court | Filwood |
| Fulford Road North | Hartcliffe |
| Old Market and the Dings | Lawrence Hill |
| Stapleton Road | Lawrence Hill |
| Whitchurch Lane | Hartcliffe |
| Crow Lane | Henbury |
| St Pauls | Ashley |
| Leinster Avenue | Filwood |
| Barton Hill Road | Lawrence Hill |
| Bishport Avenue East | Whitchurch Park |
| Filton Avenue North | Lockleaze |
| Lawrence Weston South | Kingsweston |
| Four Acres | Bishopsworth |
| St Agnes | Ashley |
| Fair Furlong | Hartcliffe |
| Bishport Avenue West | Hartcliffe |
| Lawrence Weston Parade | Kingsweston |
| St Philips | Lawrence Hill |
| Bedminster | Southville |
| St James Barton | Cabot |
| Gill Avenue | Frome Vale |
| Lockleaze South | Lockleaze |
| St Judes | Lawrence Hill |
| Trymside | Southmead |
| Ilminster Avenue East | Knowle |
And the 10 Bristol neighbourhoods that are ranked amongst the least deprived in the entire country;
| Golden Hill | Henleaze |
| University Halls | Stoke Bishop |
| Canford Park | Westbury-on-Trym |
| West Broadway | Henleaze |
| Canford Lane | Westbury-on-Trym |
| Stoke Bishop North | Stoke Bishop |
| Rockleaze | Stoke Bishop |
| Elmlea | Westbury-on-Trym |
| Henbury Hill | Westbury-on-Trym |
| Henleaze North | Henleaze |
* neighbourhood here is defined in terms of Lower Level Super Output Areas (LLSOA). An explanation and a list of the Bristol LLSOAs can be found on the Bristol City Council website here https://www.bristol.gov.uk/wardfinder?XSL=lsoa A map of LLSOAs by ward can be accessed by clicking on the name of a ward on the Bristol City Council website.
Sourece for data; Indices of Multiple Deprivation 2010 http://www.communities.gov.uk/communities/research/indicesdeprivation/
Nice post love to see it shared elsewhere!
ReplyDeleteHi Tony
ReplyDeleteNot surprising to see that almost 50% of those deprived neighbourhoods are in south Bristol, yet only about a third of the population resides in south bristol.
I know that years ago 50% of all claimants in Bristol were living south of the river.
I see George Ferguson has bought one of the flats in the old Imperial offices off of Hartcliffe way, perhaps the area won't be so deprived, assuming he moves in, though I doubt it.
Seriously, if there were more wealthy people in South Bristol, then surely the wealth would rub off. There is a need for social housing in Bristol but, if you have it all in one area, then all the social problems will also be in that area. How's South Glos?
Rich