Deprivation score (England): every council in East of England

Great Yarmouth had the most deprived deprivation score (England) of East of England’s 45 councils in 2025, at 34.2.

St Albans had the least deprived, at 8.1. The middle council, West Suffolk, had 16.2.

Deprivation score (England) is measured differently in each nation, so Open Index ranks it within East of England only.

Deprivation score (England) for every council in East of England, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Great Yarmouth34.2
2Tendring32.1
3Luton29.5
4Peterborough27.8
5Norwich26.3
6Fenland26.1
7Ipswich25.5
8King's Lynn and West Norfolk24.1
9Southend-on-Sea24.0
10Basildon22.6
11Harlow21.7
12North Norfolk21.1
13Thurrock21.0
14Breckland20.4
15East Suffolk20.3
16Bedford19.7
17Stevenage18.9
18Broxbourne17.8
19Castle Point17.6
20Colchester17.3
21Braintree16.6
22Watford16.3
23West Suffolk16.2
24Maldon16.0
25Babergh15.4
26Mid Suffolk14.4
=27Epping Forest14.1
=27Hertsmere14.1
29Dacorum14.0
30Welwyn Hatfield13.9
=31Central Bedfordshire13.1
=31Chelmsford13.1
=31South Norfolk13.1
=34Broadland12.2
=34East Cambridgeshire12.2
36Huntingdonshire11.8
37Cambridge11.5
38Rochford11.4
39North Hertfordshire11.3
40Brentwood10.9
=41Three Rivers10.0
=41Uttlesford10.0
43East Hertfordshire9.8
44South Cambridgeshire9.3
45St Albans8.1

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