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The Full List Can Be Viewed Here On 2014 2015 Wirral % of children % of children Wirral LSOA Name Wirral Ward Local Local England LSOA in low income in low income rank rank Rank families families E01007133 Birkenhead East Float Bidston & St. James Ward 66.0% 1 57.7% 1 8 E01007127 Birkenhead West Bidston & St. James Ward 57.2% 2 56.6% 2 11 E01007122 Bidston St James East Bidston & St. James Ward 56.7% 3 51.8% 3 45 E01007128 Birkenhead Central Birkenhead & Tranmere Ward 56.3% 4 48.9% 4 93 E01007274 Seacombe Ferry Seacombe Ward 53.6% 7 48.9% 5 94 E01007289 Tranmere Woodward Rock Ferry Ward 55.3% 6 47.4% 6 142 E01007273 Seacombe St Pauls Seacombe Ward 51.9% 10 46.0% 7 204 E01007129 Birkenhead South Birkenhead & Tranmere Ward 46.2% 21 44.6% 8 299 E01007220 Egremont Central Liscard Ward 56.0% 5 44.1% 9 343 E01007121 Bidston Moss Bidston & St. James Ward 52.5% 9 43.6% 10 384 E01007293 Lower Tranmere Rock Ferry Ward 52.9% 8 43.3% 11 412 E01007277 Town Hall Seacombe Ward 46.6% 19 43.2% 12 427 E01007120 Bidston Hill North Bidston & St. James Ward 47.8% 14 42.7% 13 487 E01007292 Higher Tranmere Rock Ferry Ward 47.0% 18 42.4% 14 533 E01007124 Beechwood North Bidston & St. James Ward 47.9% 13 42.1% 15 566 E01032903 Unnamed LSOA Bidston & St. James Ward 48.5% 11 41.9% 16 581 E01007291 Tranmere Lairds Birkenhead & Tranmere Ward 46.3% 20 40.6% 17 736 E01007303 Woodchurch Leisure Centre Upton Ward 44.2% 28 40.3% 18 777 E01007204 Leasowe Central Leasowe & Moreton East Ward 43.0% 29 40.3% 19 776 E01007123 Bidston St James West Bidston & St. James Ward 47.2% 17 40.2% 20 791 E01007257 Woodchurch North Upton Ward 47.5% 16 39.3% 21 934 E01007290 Tranmere Esplanade Rock Ferry Ward 48.1% 12 38.4% 22 1,084 E01007272 Seacombe West Seacombe Ward 41.8% 32 38.3% 23 1,103 E01007278 Seacombe Library Seacombe Ward 44.8% 23 38.2% 24 1,121 E01007126 Hamilton Square Birkenhead & Tranmere Ward 44.5% 25 37.8% 25 1,200 E01007215 Egremont Promenade South Liscard Ward 44.3% 27 37.7% 26 1,218 E01007131 West Tranmere Birkenhead & Tranmere Ward 44.4% 26 37.6% 27 1,240 E01007210 Leasowe East Leasowe & Moreton East Ward 44.9% 22 36.7% 28 1,460 E01007304 Woodchurch East Upton Ward 47.7% 15 36.3% 29 1,566 2014 2015 Wirral % of children % of children Wirral LSOA Name Wirral Ward Local Local England LSOA in low income in low income rank rank Rank families families E01007175 Egerton Park Rock Ferry Ward 41.7% 33 36.0% 30 1,641 E01007295 Tranmere Urban Village Rock Ferry Ward 43.0% 30 35.5% 31 1,795 E01007269 Seacombe Docks Seacombe Ward 41.7% 34 35.5% 32 1,794 E01007179 Egerton North Birkenhead & Tranmere Ward 40.6% 35 34.9% 33 1,943 E01007249 Woodchurch Central Upton Ward 36.1% 44 34.5% 34 2,065 E01007270 Poulton South Seacombe Ward 38.9% 38 34.2% 35 2,147 E01007227 Lingham Park East Leasowe & Moreton East Ward 42.6% 31 34.1% 36 2,179 E01007207 Moreton North Leasowe & Moreton East Ward 44.7% 24 33.5% 37 2,368 E01007162 Noctorum Central Claughton Ward 37.0% 41 33.1% 38 2,517 E01007138 New Ferry East Bromborough Ward 36.2% 42 33.1% 39 2,516 E01007296 Tranmere Well Lane Rock Ferry Ward 39.2% 37 32.9% 40 2,581 E01007119 Beechwood South Bidston & St. James Ward 38.0% 39 32.4% 41 2,753 E01007239 Oxton North East Birkenhead & Tranmere Ward 37.8% 40 32.0% 42 2,898 E01007238 Victoria Parade New Brighton Ward 34.6% 45 31.9% 43 2,942 E01007275 Egremont South Seacombe Ward 33.8% 47 31.4% 44 3,118 E01007205 Leasowe West Leasowe & Moreton East Ward 36.1% 43 30.9% 45 3,314 E01007130 Tranmere North Birkenhead & Tranmere Ward 40.3% 36 30.6% 46 3,427 E01007271 Poulton East Seacombe Ward 32.8% 49 29.4% 47 3,955 E01007125 Bidston St James South Bidston & St. James Ward 30.5% 53 28.1% 48 4,586 E01007263 Newton North West Kirby & Thurstaston Ward 28.1% 58 27.7% 49 4,788 E01007155 Birkenhead Park East Claughton Ward 27.8% 59 27.5% 50 4,877 E01007136 Bromborough South Bromborough Ward 33.9% 46 27.2% 51 5,046 E01007219 Egremont West Liscard Ward 26.5% 62 25.7% 52 5,819 E01007294 Tranmere Parklands Birkenhead & Tranmere Ward 30.4% 54 25.6% 53 5,877 E01007176 Rock Ferry West Rock Ferry Ward 27.3% 60 25.1% 54 6,168 E01007114 Higher Bebington North East Bebington Ward 24.2% 69 25.0% 55 6,228 E01007276 Poulton North Seacombe Ward 28.9% 56 24.6% 56 6,471 E01007168 Eastham South Eastham Ward 28.9% 55 24.5% 57 6,523 E01007228 Lingham Park West Moreton West & Saughall Massie Ward 31.2% 52 24.3% 58 6,644 E01007209 Moreton Sandbrook Leasowe & Moreton East Ward 33.3% 48 23.8% 59 6,926 2014 2015 Wirral % of children % of children Wirral LSOA Name Wirral Ward Local Local England LSOA in low income in low income rank rank Rank families families E01007244 Oxton East Oxton Ward 32.0% 51 23.7% 60 6,997 E01007217 Liscard Central Liscard Ward 24.2% 70 23.4% 61 7,185 E01007218 Egremont North Liscard Ward 27.0% 61 23.1% 62 7,369 E01007236 Liscard East Liscard Ward 20.2% 87 23.0% 63 7,428 E01007139 New Ferry West Bromborough Ward 24.7% 66 22.9% 64 7,490 E01007178 Rock Ferry South West Rock Ferry Ward 25.3% 63 22.5% 65 7,744 E01007181 Prenton North East Prenton Ward 22.0% 80 22.5% 66 7,745 E01007300 Woodchurch North East Upton Ward 32.3% 50 22.0% 67 8,117 E01007214 Liscard Mill Lane Liscard Ward 23.4% 73 21.9% 68 8,177 E01007167 Eastham Central Eastham Ward 25.1% 65 21.4% 69 8,493 E01007137 Bromborough Rake Bromborough Ward 25.1% 64 21.2% 70 8,628 E01007180 Egerton West Birkenhead & Tranmere Ward 22.2% 79 20.8% 71 8,903 E01007216 Liscard South Liscard Ward 23.8% 72 20.1% 72 9,404 E01007237 New Brighton North New Brighton Ward 20.5% 86 19.2% 73 10,072 E01007206 Moreton East Leasowe & Moreton East Ward 20.5% 85 19.1% 74 10,152 E01007234 Magazine Promenade New Brighton Ward 20.6% 84 18.4% 75 10,701 E01007161 Noctorum North Claughton Ward 22.3% 77 18.3% 76 10,778 E01007253 Prenton South Prenton Ward 22.6% 76 17.9% 77 11,107 E01007174 Egerton Central Birkenhead & Tranmere Ward 20.0% 89 17.7% 78 11,252 E01007141 Port Sunlight North Bromborough Ward 28.3% 57 17.6% 79 11,332 E01007230 Tower Promenade New Brighton Ward 24.7% 67 17.5% 80 11,399 E01007208 Moreton Central Leasowe & Moreton East Ward 24.1% 71 17.5% 81 11,398 E01007211 Wallasey The Breck Liscard Ward 24.3% 68 17.3% 82 11,526 E01007173 Egerton South Rock Ferry Ward 15.4% 110 17.3% 83 11,525 E01007233 Earlston Gardens East New Brighton Ward 23.4% 74 16.7% 84 12,033 E01007232 Egremont Promenade North New Brighton Ward 21.7% 82 16.4% 85 12,302 E01007297 Upton North Upton Ward 21.5% 83 16.3% 86 12,426 E01007140 New Ferry South Bromborough Ward 19.1% 93 16.3% 87 12,425 E01007229 New Brighton South New Brighton Ward 19.0% 94 16.1% 88 12,593 E01007112 Higher Bebington East Bebington Ward 16.3% 102 16.1% 89 12,592 2014 2015 Wirral % of children % of children Wirral LSOA Name Wirral Ward Local Local England LSOA in low income in low income rank rank Rank families families E01007235 Earlston Gardens West Liscard Ward 20.1% 88 15.7% 90 12,926 E01007313 Wallasey Village Wallasey Ward 22.0% 81 15.6% 91 13,024 E01007177 Prenton East Prenton Ward 22.7% 75 15.2% 92 13,410 E01007231 New Brighton Central New Brighton Ward 17.8% 99 14.6% 93 14,002 E01007115 Bebington North Bebington Ward 15.9% 106 14.6% 94 14,001 E01007212 Liscard West Liscard Ward 17.8% 98 14.5% 95 14,113 E01007169 Eastham East Eastham Ward 16.0% 104 14.5% 96 14,112 E01007302 Upton South Greasby, Frankby & Irby Ward 19.5% 90 14.1% 97 14,484 E01007118 Higher Bebington South Bebington Ward 22.2% 78 14.0% 98 14,581 E01007202 Hoylake East Hoylake & Meols Ward 19.4% 92 14.0% 99 14,582 E01007143 Bromborough North Bromborough Ward 15.7% 108 13.3% 100 15,322 E01007158 Claughton South Claughton Ward 17.0% 101 13.2% 101 15,420 E01007213 Poulton West Liscard Ward 18.8% 95 12.9% 102 15,715 E01007153 Bebington Central Clatterbridge Ward 14.1% 112 12.9% 103 15,714 E01007287 Pensby North Pensby & Thingwall Ward 15.9% 107 12.7% 104 15,939 E01007312 Wallasey South Wallasey Ward 19.5% 91 12.6% 105 16,037 E01007163 Noctorum South Claughton Ward 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10.2% 125 9.5% 119 19,691 2014 2015 Wirral % of children % of children Wirral LSOA Name Wirral Ward Local Local England LSOA in low income in low income rank rank Rank families families E01007151 Bebington West Bebington Ward 8.1% 146 9.5% 120 19,692 E01007242 Oxton Central Oxton Ward 11.4% 121 9.3% 121 19,981 E01007183 Barnston North Heswall Ward 9.5% 135 9.3% 122 19,980 E01007267 Greasby Central Greasby, Frankby & Irby Ward 10.6% 124 9.1% 123 20,272 E01007286 Irby East Pensby & Thingwall Ward 15.2% 111 9.0% 124 20,405 E01007264 Greasby North Greasby, Frankby & Irby Ward 3.9% 182 8.8% 125 20,700 E01007252 Prenton West Prenton Ward 8.6% 143 8.6% 126
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