Burnley areas amongst the most deprived places to live in the UK

A new government report has highlighted two areas of Burnley as being one of the most deprived areas in the country.
By Lucy Grosvenor
Published 1st Oct 2015, 18:00 BST

The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) study, analysed 32,844 neighbourhoods across England, and looked at employment; health; income; education; housing; environment and crime.

Two areas of Burnley were ranked 14th and 15th of the most deprived places to live.

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You can see how deprived your area is by searching your postcode: http://dclgapps.communities.gov.uk/imd/idmap.html

Top 20 most deprived places

1. Tendring - around St Osyth and Seawick

2. Blackpool - By Central Pier

3. Blackpool - Around the promenade near North Pier

4. Thanet - Cliftonville West

5. Blackpool - Near the South Pier

6. Tendring - Clacton-on-Sea

7. Blackpool - Between Waterloo Road and St Chad’s Station

8. Coventry - Around Hillmorton Road in Henley

9. Blackpool - Woolman Road and Clinton Avenue

10. Waveney - near South Pier in Lowestoft

11. Blackpool - around Cookson Street

12. Kingston upon Hull - Around St John’s Grove

13. North East Lincolnshire - Around Oxford Street in Grimsby

14. Burnley - Around Tay Street and Howard Street

15. Burnley - Between Belvedere Road and Church Street

16. Mansfield - Around Sandy Lane

17. Blackpool - Around Manchester Square and Rigby Road

18. Blackpool - Around Clevedon Road and Carshalton Road

19. Blackburn with Darwen - Wensley Fold

20. Great Yarmouth - Along the seafront

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