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Thurrock Localities and Ward Map with GP Practices Locations GP practice number key Corringham South Ockendon 1 Hassengate Medical Centre 17 Aveley Medical Centre 2 Neera Medical Centre 18 Derry Court Medical Centre 3 Orsett Surgery 19 Pear Tree Surgery 4 Dr A J Pattara surgery 20 Purfleet Care Centre 5 The Sorrells Surgery 21 Sancta Maria Centre 6 Southend Road surgery 22 Dr Yasin Surgery Grays Tilbury 7 Balfour medical Centre 23 Commonwealth Health Centre 8 Chafford Hundred Medical Centre 24 East Tilbury Medical Centre 9 The Dell medical Centre 25 Medic House 10 East Thurrock Road Medical Centre 26 The Rigg-Milner Centre 11 The Grays Surgery 27 Sai Medical Centre 12 Milton Road surgery 28 Tilbury Health Centre 13 Oddfellows Hall Health Centre 14 Primecare Medical Centre 15 Stifford Clays Medical practice 16 Thurrock Health Centre Corringham Locality and Ward Map with GP Practices Locations GP practice number key GP practice number key 1 Hassengate Medical Centre 2 Neera Medical Centre 3 Orsett Surgery 4 Dr A J Pattara surgery 5 The Sorrells Surgery 6 Southend Road surgery Grays Locality and Ward Map with GP Practices Locations GP practice number key 7 Balfour medical Centre 8 Chafford Hundred Medical Centre 9 The Dell medical Centre 10 East Thurrock Road Medical Centre 11 The Grays Surgery 12 Milton Road surgery 13 Oddfellows Hall Health Centre 14 Primecare Medical Centre 15 Stifford Clays Medical practice 16 Thurrock Health Centre South Ockendon Locality and Ward Map with GP Practices Locations GP practice number key 17 Aveley Medical Centre 18 Derry Court Medical Centre 19 Pear Tree Surgery 20 Purfleet Care Centre 21 Sancta Maria Centre 22 Dr Yasin Surgery Tilbury Locality and Ward Map with GP Practices Locations GP practice number key 23 Commonwealth Health Centre 24 East Tilbury Medical Centre 25 Medic House 26 The Rigg-Milner Centre 27 Sai Medical Centre 28 Tilbury Health Centre.

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Public Health Ward Profile: East Tilbury
East Tilbury Ward (E05002234) Published by Thurrock Public Health 2017/18 Population Pyramid East Tilbury Ward has a greater percentage of adults aged 50- 69yrs compared to Thurrock. Conversely there is a smaller proportion of 30-39yr olds. Source: ONS Mid-Year Estimates 2017 East Tilbury Ward (E05002234) Published by Thurrock Public Health 2017/18 Ethnicity Groups (%) Deprivation White/White East Tilbury is ranked 11th 95% British/White Other out of the 20 Thurrock wards 1 = Most Deprived Black/African/Caribbean/ 3% 20 = Least Deprived Black British Unemployment Deprivation Poverty Asian/Asian British 1% Social Mixed/Multiple 1% Ethnic Groups Other Ethnic Group 0% Deprivation is strongly associated with poor physical and mental health 0 20 40 60 80 100 Source: DCLG (Department of Percentage (%) Communities and Local Government) Employment Thurrock East Tilbury Ward (%) Average (%) Employee: Full-time 44.8 42.3 Employee: Part-time 16.4 14.5 Self-employed 8.1 9.0 Being in employment has been shown to be Unemployed 4.4 5.2 highly protective to one's health. Retired 10.9 12.2 Conversely evidence Looking after home or family 5.3 5.1 shows that being unemployed is linked to Long-term sick or disabled 2.8 3.4 poor physical and mental health Student (inc. full-time students) 3.6 3.5 outcomes. (Source for all data in this profile is Census 2011 unless otherwise stated) East Tilbury Ward (E05002234) Published by Thurrock Public Health 2017/18 Primary Schools (No Secondary Schools within this Ward) SATs Results 2017 East Tilbury Primary School 75 67% and Nursery 60 Approx pupils - 673 45 Ofsted rating - Good 30 15 Percentage (%) Percentage 0 East Tilbury Primary School and Nursery % Pupils Meeting Expected Standard England Average (63%) Government pupil progress scores, comprised of key stage 1 assessments & key stage 2 tests, compared to pupils across England.
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