Share in good health: highest and lowest councils in East Midlands (2021)

Rushcliffe had the highest share of residents in good or very good health of East Midlands’s 35 councils in 2021, at 85.1%.

East Lindsey had the lowest, at 73.6%. The middle council, Nottingham, had 81.0%.

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Good or very good health for every council in East Midlands, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Rushcliffe85.1%
2Harborough85.0%
3Rutland84.6%
4West Northamptonshire84.3%
5Charnwood83.6%
6Blaby83.5%
7Melton83.0%
8South Derbyshire82.7%
=9Leicester82.2%
=9North West Leicestershire82.2%
11Hinckley and Bosworth82.1%
=12Derbyshire Dales82.0%
=12North Northamptonshire82.0%
14Oadby and Wigston81.9%
15High Peak81.8%
=16North Kesteven81.7%
=16South Kesteven81.7%
18Nottingham81.0%
=19Broxtowe80.9%
=19Gedling80.9%
21Lincoln80.6%
22Derby80.5%
23Amber Valley79.9%
=24Erewash79.7%
=24Newark and Sherwood79.7%
=24West Lindsey79.7%
27Boston79.2%
28South Holland79.1%
29Bassetlaw78.6%
30North East Derbyshire77.9%
=31Ashfield77.1%
=31Mansfield77.1%
33Chesterfield76.3%
34Bolsover76.1%
35East Lindsey73.6%

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