Liverpool City Council - ward profiles

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Ward profiles

Picture of our single document that covers all wards

We have compiled often requested economic and social data about Liverpool's 30 wards.  Each of these profiles shows individual ward data compared against average Liverpool figures. 


The data available covers:-

  • Ward population: current population, future population estimates, gender profile, ethnicity profile, households with limiting long term illness (to view more detailed census information on population, go toCensus 2001);
  • Index of Multiple Deprivation: rank of index of multiple deprivation for Liverpool by Super Output Area;
  • Housing: tenure mix of housing stock; Council Tax banding; average property prices; voids properties count;
  • Income/Benefit Levels: Worklessness rates; Incapacity Benefit and Sickness Disability Allowance claimants; Job Seekers Allowance Claimant Count & rates;
  • Employment and Jobs: Annual Labour Force Survey; Education & Qualifications; Mean Household Income;
  • Health: Life Expectancy at Birth; Standard Mortality Rates; Teenage Pregnancy Rates; Child Obesity Rates;
  • Education: GCSE, Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 3 results;
  • Community Safety: All Recorded Crime; Domestic Burglary; Robbery; and Vehicle Crime figures.

Documents to download

You can either download one document with all ward data shown for comparison purposes, or you can download data for each of the individual wards.

All wards (PDF [1.1Mb] opens in new window) (everything in one document).

Or click any Ward from the list below to download a copy of its profile. Where data is not available at Ward level we have supplied Liverpool-wide figures.

View more detailed maps of the city's wards.

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Because these files are large, there may be a delay whilst your computer launches Adobe Acrobat Reader; please be patient and the document will eventually show. If you do have problems, a hard copy of all the profiles is available to view in Central Library, William Brown Street.

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