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Indices of Deprivation 2000 Leicestershire Wards Ranked by IMD and rank position of wards by each domain Ward Name LA Name Rank of Index Rank of Rank of Ra of Multiple Income Employment H Deprivation Domain Domain Do Greenhill North West Leicestershire 1 31 Woodthorpe Charnwood 2 17 Hastings Charnwood 3 22 Oakthorpe and Donisthorpe North West Leicestershire 4 4 3 Bagworth Hinckley and Bosworth 5 109 Lemyngton Charnwood 6 55 Central Oadby and Wigston 7 66 Coalville North West Leicestershire 8 84 Ibstock and Heather North West Leicestershire 9 22 10 Bassett Oadby and Wigston 10 933 Egerton Melton 11 711 Moira North West Leicestershire 12 1413 Trinity Hinckley and Bosworth 13 1519 Fosse Blaby 14 2412 Earl Shilton Hinckley and Bosworth 15 20 28 Hathern Charnwood 16 1822 Thringstone North West Leicestershire 17 308 Langton Harborough 18 7914 Ivanhoe North West Leicestershire 19 1115 Clarendon Hinckley and Bosworth 20 3363 Ashby Charnwood 21 2121 Westfield Oadby and Wigston 22 5239 Swannington North West Leicestershire 23 8026 St. Peter's Oadby and Wigston 24 28 20 Warwick Melton 25 1231 Worthington North West Leicestershire 26 2523 Barwell Hinckley and Bosworth 27 1647 Whitwick North West Leicestershire 28 3424 Northfield Blaby 29 1327 Castle Hinckley and Bosworth 30 1718 Fairfield Oadby and Wigston 31 5529 Thurmaston Charnwood 32 3642 Markfield Hinckley and Bosworth 33 6260 Sileby Charnwood 34 2730 Hugglescote North West Leicestershire 35 4125 Holly Hayes North West Leicestershire 36 69 36 Snibston North West Leicestershire 37 3117 Southfields Charnwood 38 4016 St. Wolstan's Oadby and Wigston 39 38 40 Shepshed East Charnwood 40 35 34 Barlestone, Nailstone and Osbaston Hinckley and Bosworth 41 111 86 Glen Parva Blaby 42 87 51 Ravenhurst Blaby 43 3245 Easton Harborough 44 11046 Measham North West Leicestershire 45 4732 Garendon Charnwood 46 4461 Lutterworth Sherrier Harborough 47 19 43 Holywell North West Leicestershire 48 2335 Asfordby Melton 49 5876 Fairestone Blaby 50 5041 Croxton Kerrial Melton 51 85 122 Brocks Hill Oadby and Wigston 52 78 56 Syston Charnwood 53 3774 Cosby Blaby 54 5689 Desford and Peckleton Hinckley and Bosworth 55 61 85 All Saints Oadby and Wigston 56 77 83 Ravenstone North West Leicestershire 57 5948 Winstanley Blaby 58 5754 Wymondham Melton 59 93102 Shepshed West Charnwood 60 64 55 Mountsorrel and Rothley Charnwood 61 45 64 Castle Donington North West Leicestershire 62 39 38 Birstall Riverside Charnwood 63 46 50 Twycross and Shackerstone Hinckley and Bosworth 64 119 110 Mowbray Melton 65 51109 Croft Hill Blaby 66 54 75 Lubenham Harborough 67 129114 Newbold Verdon Hinckley and Bosworth 68 84 65 St. John's Blaby 69 70 44 Ratby Hinckley and Bosworth 70 6868 Bradgate Charnwood 71 4870 Sysonby Melton 72 2669 Flamville Blaby 73 6790 Sheepy and Witherley Hinckley and Bosworth 74 118 104 Woodhouse and Swithland Charnwood 75 72 62 Kegworth North West Leicestershire 76 6353 Lutterworth St. Mary's Harborough 77 42 84 Gaddesby Melton 78 13498 Millfield Blaby 79 7337 Long Whatton North West Leicestershire 80 76 57 Winchester Blaby 81 8372 Newport Melton 82 6058 Birstall Stonehill Charnwood 83 43 49 Waltham-on-the-Wolds Melton 84 117 135 Leicester Forest East Blaby 85 103 66 East Goscote Charnwood 86 66 107 Fleckney Harborough 87 91101 Kirby Blaby 88 6578 Billesdon Harborough 89 133106 Glen Harborough 90 116111 Market Harborough West Harborough 91 29 71 Castle North West Leicestershire 92 8252 Tilton Harborough 93 102133 Brookside Oadby and Wigston 94 11397 Market Harborough North Harborough 95 49 59 Somerby Melton 96 130116 Market Harborough South Harborough 97 53 79 Appleby North West Leicestershire 98 12692 Bosworth Harborough 99 11587 Stathern Melton 100 124108 Queniborough Charnwood 101 90129 Long Clawson Melton 102 94 136 Frisby-on-the-Wreake Melton 103 142140 Ellis Blaby 104 9667 Ambien Hinckley and Bosworth 105 8894 De Montfort Hinckley and Bosworth 106 74 77 Storer Charnwood 107 10081 Countesthorpe Blaby 108 92105 Grange Oadby and Wigston 109 139138 Old Dalby Melton 110 114 121 Kilworth Harborough 111 105132 Stanton Blaby 112 10895 Lutterworth Wycliffe Harborough 113 75 99 Peatling Harborough 114 136141 Enderby Blaby 115 8173 Normanton Blaby 116 11291 Bottesford Melton 117 9880 Gilmorton Harborough 118 127139 Cadeby, Carlton and Market Bosworth Hinckley and Bosworth 119 107 113 Thurnby Harborough 120 109100 Craven Melton 121 71103 The Wolds Charnwood 122 132 124 Breedon North West Leicestershire 123 120115 Barrow upon Soar and Quorndon Charnwood 124 86 93 Whetstone Blaby 125 101126 Ullesthorpe Harborough 126 123137 Houghton Harborough 127 121125 Birstall Netherhall Charnwood 128 99 88 Six Hills Charnwood 129 137 134 Narborough Blaby 130 104117 Dunton Harborough 131 128142 Burbage Hinckley and Bosworth 132 97128 Outwoods Charnwood 133 141123 Scraptoft Harborough 134 13582 Thurcaston Charnwood 135 140112 Broughton Harborough 136 125130 Market Harborough Bowden Harborough 137 89 131 Nanpantan Charnwood 138 143119 Groby Hinckley and Bosworth 139 122118 Birstall Greengate Charnwood 140 106 96 Kibworth Harborough 141 95127 Birstall Goscote Charnwood 142 138 120 Lutterworth Linden Harborough 143 131 143 .
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