Briefing Paper 2016/05

Deprivation in Aberdeen City

An Analysis of the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation 2016

RESEARCH AND INFORMATION Research and Information Team

Briefing Paper 2016/05

DEPRIVATION IN ABERDEEN CITY: An Analysis of the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD) 2016

This briefing paper presents the results of the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD) 2016 published by the Scottish Government on 31st August 2016. The SIMD is the Scottish Government’s official tool for identifying concentrations of small area deprivation in Scotland. Since 2004 it has been published every three to four years, with SIMD 2016 being the 5th edition.

This briefing paper examines SIMD 2016 results for Aberdeen City and presents information on the number, population and locations of the most deprived data zones overall, and by individual domains of deprivation. The paper compares Aberdeen City’s local and national share of the most deprived 20% of data zones with other large urban local authorities and provides further analysis by Scottish parliamentary constituency and multi-member wards.

For more information on this paper, please contact: Research and Information Team Office of Chief Executive Aberdeen City Council Old Town House, Broad Street 1st Floor, Room 1-3 Aberdeen, AB10 1FY  03000 200 291  [email protected]

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Executive Summary:

The SIMD identifies small area concentrations of multiple deprivation across Scotland. It is based on the small area geography known as data zones, which enable users to compare relative deprivation at a small area level. There are 6,976 data zones in Scotland and 283 in Aberdeen City, with an average population of 809 per data zone.

The SIMD can be used to identify Scotland’s most deprived small areas on an overall index (All domains) and for each individual domain (Income, Employment etc.), commonly by applying a cut-off such as 10%, 15% or 20%. Data zones are ranked according to their deprivation scores, where a rank of 1 is the most deprived and a rank of 6,976 is the least deprived. Those in the lowest 15% of all data zones are defined by the Scottish Government as having the greatest concentrations of deprivation.

The SIMD 2016 results show that:

• Based on overall index of deprivation, 9 of Aberdeen City’s 283 data zones are among the most deprived 15% of all Scottish data zones - 13 fewer than in SIMD 2012.

• 4 Aberdeen City data zones are in the most deprived 15% of all Scottish data zones in the Income domain, 8 fewer than in SIMD 2012.

• 5 Aberdeen City data zones are in the most deprived 15% of all Scottish data zones in the Employment domain, 9 fewer than in SIMD 2012.

• 17 Aberdeen City data zones are in the most deprived 15% of all Scottish data zones in the Health domain, 31 fewer than in SIMD 2012.

• 46 Aberdeen City data zones are in the most deprived 15% of all Scottish data zones in the Education, Skills & Training domain, 12 more than in SIMD 2012.

• 13 Aberdeen City data zones are in the most deprived 15% of all Scottish data zones in the Access to Services domain, 3 more than in SIMD 2012.

• 53 Aberdeen City data zones are in the most deprived 15% of all Scottish data zones in the Crime domain, 4 more than in SIMD 2012.

• 74 Aberdeen City data zones are in the most deprived 15% of all Scottish data zones in the Housing domain, 33 more than in SIMD 2012.

• Although the City has only 9 data zones in the overall ranking of the most deprived 15%, a further 13 data zones are in the most deprived 15-20%. The 22 Aberdeen City data zones in the most deprived 20% have a population of 18,055, this accounts for 7.9% of the City’s total population.

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• Aberdeen City has no data zones in the most deprived 5% overall index of multiple deprivation in Scotland.

• The most deprived 20% data zones in Aberdeen City are located in Torry, Middlefield, Northfield, Seaton, Tillydrone, Woodside, Mastrick, Sheddocksley and George Street neighbourhoods. Most of the most deprived 20% data zones are concentrated in the priority localities identified by Community Planning Aberdeen.

• The most deprived data zone overall in Aberdeen City is S01006634, which is in the Torry neighbourhood. This data zone is ranked 500th out of Scotland’s 6,976 data zones.

 According to the SIMD 2016, 11 local authorities have a larger national share of the 20% most deprived data zones in Scotland and 10 local authorities have a smaller share when compared with SIMD 2012. The SIMD 2016 data indicates that the two local authorities with the largest decrease in the national share of 20% most deprived data zones in Scotland are Aberdeen City and Clackmannanshire.

 When considering national and local share of deprivation in the most deprived 20% data zones in Scotland, Aberdeen City has a smaller share of deprivation than other large city local authorities within Scotland. Aberdeen City ranked 13th least deprived out of 32 local authority areas with a 7.8% local share and 1.6% national share.

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An analysis of the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD) 2016

Introduction:

The Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD) is the Scottish Government’s official measure of small area multiple deprivation across Scotland. The SIMD provides a wealth of information to identify areas where individuals may experience multiple deprivation and also to identify areas of greater need for support and intervention. The results of SIMD 2016 were published by the Scottish Government on 31st August 2016.

The SIMD is based on the small area geography known as data zones. SIMD 2016 is developed using 2011 based data zones whilst previous editions have used 2001 based data zones therefore, a direct comparison between the 2016 publication and previous editions is not possible (please see data limitation section for more information). There are 6,976 data zones in Scotland and 283 data zones in Aberdeen City. Based on 2014 small area population estimates published by the National Records of Scotland (NRS), Aberdeen City has an average population of 809 people per data zone.

To analyse SIMD results, a cut-off is applied to identify the most deprived areas. As the SIMD provides a relative measure of deprivation, data zone rankings are categorised into vigintiles, deciles and quintiles. Quintiles contain 20% of Scotland’s data zones; deciles contain 10% of Scotland’s data zones; and vigintiles contain 5% of Scotland’s data zones. The Scottish Government considers data zones ranked within the lowest 15% to have the highest levels of deprivation. Due to the relatively small number of data zones falling within the national cut-off of 15%, it was felt that expanding the cut-off to 20% would be more useful in identifying areas of deprivation within Aberdeen City. The data for Aberdeen City, extrapolated from the SIMD 2016, can help guide the creation of policies targeted at reducing deprivation within the worst affected areas. The following table shows how most deprived 0-20% SIMD rankings are calculated.

Rankings (out of 6,976 Vigintile Decile Quintile Scottish data zones) Most deprived (%) (5%) (10%) (20%) 1-349 Most deprived 0-5% 1 1 350-698 Most deprived 5-10% 2 1 699-1,046 Most deprived 10-15% 3 2 1,047-1,395 Most deprived 15-20% 4

This briefing paper is divided into three sections. Section 1 outlines the overall rankings of deprivation in Aberdeen City and the location of the most deprived data zones; Section 2 describes the individual domains of deprivation; Section 3 explains the national and local share of deprivation within the City.

The information in all Tables and Figures for SIMD 2016 results are available on the Scottish Government website and can be viewed by following the link: http://www.gov.scot/Topics/Statistics/SIMD

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Note on methodology:

The SIMD provides a rank for all 6,976 data zones in Scotland, where a rank of 1 is the most deprived and a rank of 6,976 is the least deprived. As deprivation can take many different forms, the SIMD combines seven different domains of deprivation. These domains are measured using a number of indicators to form individual relative indices for each particular dimension of deprivation. The SIMD 2016 is compiled from a total of 38 indicators covering the seven domains. For example, Employment domain is created based on three indicators – Unemployment Claimant Count averaged over 12 months, Working age Incapacity Benefit or Employment Support Allowance recipients and Working age Severe Disablement Allowance recipients. To produce an overall SIMD score and rank, each domain is given a weighting and then summated. The domains are weighted based on their relative importance in measuring multiple deprivation. The seven domains are:

 Income (weighting 28%)  Employment (weighting 28%)  Health (weighting 14%)  Education, Skills & Training (weighting 14%)  Access to Services (weighting 9%)  Crime (weighting 5%)  Housing (weighting 2%)

For more information on the indicators used to compile SIMD 2016, see appendix 1.

Data limitation:

 The SIMD provides a relative measure of deprivation. This means it compares multiple deprivation between data zones rather than how much deprivation is in each.  SIMD can be used to identify areas where individuals may experience multiple deprivation. It does not say that all individuals in the area are deprived. Not everyone living in a deprived area is deprived and not all deprived people live in deprived areas. SIMD identifies deprived areas – not people.  The SIMD does not measure affluence. Data zones with higher ranks are not necessarily affluent, simply relatively less deprived.  Previous SIMDs have used 2001 data zones. In 2011, the data zones were redrawn to take account of population changes. SIMD 2016 is the first to use 2011 data zones and therefore comparison of a data zones across time must be done with caution to ensure you are comparing like with like.  The SIMD should be used in conjunction with other sources to identify where support is needed in communities.

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1. Overall rankings of Deprivation in Aberdeen City

1.1 Based on overall rankings of deprivation, Aberdeen City has 22 data zones in the most deprived 20% of all Scottish data zones. The 22 Aberdeen City data zones in the most deprived 20% have a population of 18,055, this accounts for 7.9% of the City’s total population. Aberdeen City has no data zone in the most deprived 5% overall index of multiple deprivation in Scotland. Table 1 shows the number and population of data zones in Aberdeen City that fall within the most deprived data zones in Scotland. Map 1 shows the level of deprivation in Aberdeen City in SIMD 2016 by quintiles.

Table 1: Number and population of data zones in Aberdeen City that fall within the most deprived (MD) data zones in Scotland MD 0-5% MD 5-10% MD 10-15% MD 15-20% All data in in in in Scotland zones in Scotland Scotland Scotland MD 0-20% Number of data 0 3 6 13 22 zones Population of 0 2,133 5,281 10,641 18,055 data zones % of Aberdeen 0.0% 0.9% 2.3% 4.7% 7.9% City Population* * Population based on 2014 small area population estimates published by the National Records of Scotland. Total number of Population in Aberdeen City is 228,990 Source: http://www.gov.scot/Topics/Statistics/SIMD

Deprivation is unevenly distributed across the City. Map 1 shows the level of deprivation in Aberdeen City in SIMD 2016 by quintiles.

Map 1: Level of deprivation in Aberdeen City in SIMD 2016 by quintiles

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1.2 The most deprived data zones in Aberdeen City are located in the Torry, Middlefield, Northfield, Seaton, Tillydrone, Woodside, Mastrick, Sheddocksley and George Street neighbourhoods. Most of the data zones are concentrated in the priority localities identified by Community Planning Aberdeen (CPA). The CPA has recognised nine neighbourhoods as regeneration priorities and distributed them into three localities. (Locality 1 – Torry; Locality 2 – Middlefield, Mastrick, Cummings Park, Northfield and Heathryfold; and Locality 3 – Seaton, Tillydrone and Woodside.) Table 2 shows the data zones in Aberdeen City in the most deprived 20% by neighbourhood and multi- member ward.

Table 2: Location of most deprived 20% of Aberdeen City data zones, by neighbourhood and ward 2011 Data Zone Neighbourhoods 2007 Wards Most S01006634 Torry Torry/Ferryhill deprived S01006684 Woodside Hilton/Woodside/Stockethill 5-10% S01006636 Torry Torry/Ferryhill S01006667 Seaton Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen S01006724 Northfield Northfield/Mastrick North Most S01006729 Middlefield Northfield/Mastrick North deprived S01006727 Middlefield Northfield/Mastrick North 10-15% S01006666 Seaton Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen S01006677 Tillydrone Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen S01006707 Mastrick Kingswells/Sheddocksley/Summerhill S01006676 Tillydrone Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen S01006726 Middlefield Northfield/Mastrick North S01006633 Torry Torry/Ferryhill S01006711 Sheddocksley Kingswells/Sheddocksley/Summerhill Most S01006704 Mastrick Northfield/Mastrick North deprived S01006675 Tillydrone Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen 15-20% S01006645 George Street George Street/Harbour S01006629 Torry Torry/Ferryhill S01006674 Seaton Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen S01006632 Torry Torry/Ferryhill S01006627 Torry Torry/Ferryhill S01006685 Woodside Hilton/Woodside/Stockethill

1.3 The most deprived data zone in Aberdeen City is S01006634, which is in the Torry neighbourhood. This data zone is ranked 500th out of Scotland’s 6,976 data zones. Torry neighbourhood has the highest number of data zones in the most deprived 20% of Aberdeen City (6 data zones). Seaton, Middlefield and Tillydrone have 3 data zones in the most deprived 20%.

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1.4 Table 3 shows the number of data zones in Aberdeen City in each quintile. Most of Aberdeen City’s data zones are in the least deprived quintile (113) with 22 data zones in the most deprived 0-20% quintile. Almost three quarters (72.1%) of data zones are in the three least deprived quintiles.

Table 3: The number of data zones in Aberdeen City in each quintile Rank Quintiles Number of data zones % of data zones 1 - most 0-20% 22 7.8% deprived 2 21-40% 57 20.1% 3 41-60% 45 15.9% 4 61-80% 46 16.3% 5 – least 81-100% 113 39.9% deprived 283 100%

1.5 Figure 1 shows the concentration of deprivation from the most to least deprived data zones in Aberdeen City in a barcode chart. Each bar represents a data zone and is positioned according to its deprivation rank. The chart highlights the concentration of data zones at the least deprived end of the spectrum.

Figure 1: Barcode chart: distribution of Aberdeen City’s data zones in SIMD 2016

Source: Scottish Government, SIMD Team

2. Domains of deprivation

2.1 As deprivation can take many different forms, the SIMD combines seven different domains of deprivation. A more detailed level of concentrations of deprivation in Aberdeen City can be identified by looking at individual domains. Table 4 shows a breakdown of the most deprived 20% data zones in Aberdeen City by individual domains.

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Table 4: Most deprived (MD) data zones in Aberdeen City by domain No. of data zones in: All Aberdeen City MD 0-5% MD 5- MD 10- MD 15- data zones in MD Domain in 10% in 15% in 20% in 0-20% in Scotland Scotland Scotland Scotland Scotland Income 0 2 2 15 19 Employment 0 2 3 3 8 Health 1 5 11 16 33 Education, Skills 11 16 19 21 67 and Training Access to Services 0 5 8 8 21 Crime 17 22 14 20 73 Housing 28 26 20 24 98 All Domains 0 3 6 13 22

2.2 Aberdeen City has no data zones in the most deprived 0-5% of all Scottish data zones in the Income, Employment and Access to Services domains. Tables showing Aberdeen City data zones in the most deprived 20% of Scottish data zones for all domains and individual domains can be found in Appendices 2a-2i. Maps showing the location of the most deprived areas can be found in Appendices 3a-3h. Although it is not possible to do a direct comparison with SIMD 2012 due to changes in data zone boundaries, to allow some level of comparison, the maps also show the location of the most deprived data zones in SIMD 2012.

2.3 Income domain: In SIMD 2016, 6.7% of the total population of Aberdeen City were in income deprived data zones. 19 of Aberdeen City’s 283 data zones were found in the 20% most deprived data zones in Scotland. The most income deprived data zone in the City is S01006636, which is found in the Torry neighbourhood.

2.4 Employment domain: Only 1.7% of the working age population in Aberdeen City were in the employment deprived data zones (8 data zones were found in the most deprived 20%). The most employment deprived data zone in Aberdeen City is S01006634, which is found in the Torry neighbourhood.

2.5 Health domain: 11.6% of Aberdeen City’s total population were in health deprived data zones. 33 of Aberdeen City’s data zones were in the 20% most deprived data zones in Scotland. The most health deprived data zone in the City is S01006684, which falls in 0-5% most deprived band and is in the Woodside neighbourhood.

2.6 Education, Skills and Training domain: In SIMD 2016, 23.7% of the total population of Aberdeen City were in the education deprived data zones. 67 data zones were in the most deprived 20% data zones in Scotland. The most education deprived data zone in the City is S01006667, which is in the Seaton neighbourhood and falls into the 0-5% most deprived band.

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2.7 Access to Services domain: 7.6% of the City’s total population were located in the most deprived data zones for Access to Services; 21 data zones were in the most deprived 20%. The most deprived Access to Services data zone in the City is S01006512, which is in the Culter neighbourhood.

2.8 Crime domain: In SIMD 2016, 27.0% of the total population of Aberdeen City were in the most deprived 20% in this domain. 73 data zones were in the 20% most deprived data zones in Scotland. The most deprived crime data zone is S01006588, which is in the City Centre neighbourhood.

2.9 Housing domain: 36.5% of the total population of Aberdeen City were in the housing deprived data zones. 98 data zones were in the 20% most deprived data zones in Scotland. The most housing deprived data zone in the City is S01006628, which falls in 0-5% most deprived band and is in the Torry neighbourhood.

3. National and Local share of deprivation

National Share

3.1 SIMD provides a rank to all 6,976 data zones in Scotland. To obtain a deprivation score for larger geographical areas the ranks cannot be averaged, instead the concept of ‘national share’ is used. In SIMD 2016, 22 of the 1,395 data zones in the 20% most deprived data zones in Scotland were found in Aberdeen City and this equates to a national share of 1.6%. According to SIMD 2016, 11 local authorities have a larger national share of the 20% most deprived data zones in Scotland and 10 local authorities have a smaller national share when compared with SIMD 2012.

3.2 Table 5 shows the national share of deprivation compared to other large Scottish city local authorities.

Table 5: National share of most deprived 20% data zones by local authorities Local Authority Number of data zones National share of in most deprived 20% in data zones in most Scotland deprived quintile (%) Aberdeen City 22 1.6 Dundee City 69 5.0 Glasgow City 360 25.8 City of Edinburgh 82 5.9 Source: Scottish Government, SIMD Team

3.3 There are some potential issues with using national share to measure deprivation. This measure is heavily influenced by the geographical size of an area. Large areas will have more data zones and therefore are more likely to have more data zones in the most deprived 20% in Scotland than smaller areas.

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Local Share

3.4 Local share is the proportion of an area’s data zones which fall within the cut-off of most deprived in Scotland. The local share is calculated by dividing the number of deprived data zones in an area by the total number of data zones in that area. Local share can be used to compare areas of deprivation. Figure 2 shows the local share of deprivation for all 32 local authority areas. Aberdeen City ranked 13th least deprived out of 32 local authority areas with a local share of 7.8%.

Figure 2: Local share of deprivation by Local Authority area

Source: Scottish Government, SIMD Team

3.5 Table 6 compares Aberdeen City’s local share of overall and individual domains of deprivation to the other large city local authorities. Similar to the national share statistics, Aberdeen City has a smaller overall local share (7.8%).

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Table 6: Local share of most deprived 20% data zones in Scotland by domain and Local Authority, SIMD 2016 Local share of most deprived 20% in Scotland Domain Aberdeen Dundee Glasgow City of City (dz) City (dz) City (dz) Edinburgh (dz) 6.7% 36.2% 49.7% 13.1% Income (19) (68) (371) (78) 2.8% 38.3% 47.5% 13.2% Employment (8) (72) (354) (79) 11.7% 34.0% 50.0% 12.1% Health (33) (64) (373) (72) 23.7% 37.2% 42.6% 16.6% Education, Skills & Training (67) (70) (318) (99) 7.4% 6.4% 1.7% 3.5% Access to Services (21) (12) (13) (21) 28.8% 30.3% 39.8% 25.1% Crime (73) (57) (297) (150) 34.6% 43.6% 70.8% 42.7% Housing (98) (82) (528) (255) 7.8% 36.7% 48.3% 13.7% All Domains (22) (69) (360) (82) Source: Scottish Government, SIMD Team

3.6 The local share of deprivation in Aberdeen City is lower than the other large city local authorities in all individual domains of deprivation except Education, Skills and Training, Access to Services and Crime. Aberdeen City has a lower proportion of data zones within the Income and Employment domains compared to other large city local authorities. These domains have the highest weightings and therefore strongly influence the overall SIMD rank for Aberdeen City.

Local share by multi-member ward and parliamentary constituency

3.7 Local share of a multi-member ward is calculated by dividing the number of most deprived 20% data zones in a ward by the total number of data zones in the same ward. When analysing the local share by multi-member wards, 6 of the 13 wards in Aberdeen City are represented in the most deprived 20% in Scotland. Table 7 shows Aberdeen City’s local share of the most deprived 20% data zones by multi-member wards. Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen has the highest local share (30.0%) of all wards in Aberdeen City; followed by Nothfield/Mastrick North (22.7%) and Torry/Ferryhill (21.4%). Over 70% of the local share is concentrated in these three wards with Tillydrone/ Seaton/ Old Aberdeen accounting for just under a third.

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Table 7: Local share of most deprived 20% data zones in Aberdeen City by multi-member ward Multi-member Wards Total Number of Local share of number most data zones in of data deprived 20% most deprived zones data zones 20% Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen 20 6 30.0% Northfield/Mastrick North 22 5 22.7% Torry/Ferryhill 28 6 21.4% Kingswells/Sheddocksley/Summerhill 19 2 10.5% Hilton/Woodside/Stockethill 20 2 10.0% George Steet/Harbour 21 1 4.8%

Map 2 shows the location of the 20% most deprived data zones by multi-member ward.

Map 2: Location of Aberdeen City’s most deprived 20% data zones by multi-member ward

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3.8 Local share of a Scottish parliamentary constituency is calculated by dividing the number of most deprived 20% data zones in a parliamentary constituency by the total number of data zones in the same constituency. When considering the local share of data zones in the most deprived quintile for Scottish parliamentary constituency, Aberdeen Donside has 9 data zones in the lowest 20% which amounts to a local share of 8.6%. Aberdeen Central has 7 data zones in the lowest quintile with a 7.0% local share. Finally, Aberdeen South (excluding North Kincardineshire) has 6 data zones within the 0-20% cut-off and this results in a local share of 7.7%.

Table 7: Local share of most deprived 20% data zones in Aberdeen City by Scottish parliamentary constituency Parliamentary Constituency Total Number of Local share of number most data zones in of data deprived 20% most deprived zones data zones 20% Aberdeen Donside 105 9 8.6% Aberdeen Central 100 7 7.0% Aberdeen South 78 6 7.7% (excluding North Kincardineshire)

Map 3 shows the location of the 20% most deprived data zones by Scottish parliamentary constituency.

Map 3: Aberdeen City’s 20% of most deprived data zones by Scottish parliamentary constituency

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4. Conclusion

4.1 The overall level of deprivation in Aberdeen City remains much lower than other local authorities in Scotland, particularly those in the Central Belt. However, 22 data zones in Aberdeen City are among the most deprived 20% in Scotland, and these data zones have a total population of 18,055 (7.9%). 9 of Aberdeen City’s data zones were in the most deprived 15% of Scottish data zones with a total population of 7,414 (3.2%).

4.2 Although Aberdeen City has fewer deprived data zones in the Income and Employment domain, the data may not accurately reflect the current economic situation in Aberdeen City, where unemployment is rising.

4.3 In SIMD 2016, 23.7% of the total population of Aberdeen City were in education deprived data zones. 67 data zones were found in the most deprived 20% data zones in Scotland. An analysis carried out by Skills Development Scotland demonstrates that children from the most deprived areas are less likely than their peers to enter a positive destination (education and employment). (Annual Participation Measure 2016; Skills Development Scotland, https://www.skillsdevelopmentscotland.co.uk/media/42120/annual-participation- measure-2016.pdf )

4.4 The SIMD 2016 data indicate that the two local authorities with the largest decrease in the national share of 20% most deprived data zones in Scotland are Aberdeen City and Clackmannanshire. When considering local and national share of deprivation in the most deprived 20% data zones in Scotland, Aberdeen City has a smaller local and national share than other large city local authorities. Aberdeen City ranked 13th least deprived out of 32 local authority areas with a 7.8% local share and 1.6% national share.

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Appendices

1. List of Domains and Indicators of Deprivation - The number of indicators has been used to compile SIMD 2016 shown in Appendix 1.

2. Tables – SIMD 2016 Aberdeen City data zones in the most deprived 5%, 10% and 20% in Scotland are shown in Appendices 2a – 2i. a. All domains b. Income c. Employment d. Health e. Education, Skills and Training f. Access to Services g. Crime h. Housing i. All domains by ward

3. Maps – Location of Aberdeen City data zones in the most deprived 5%, 10% and 20% in Scotland in SIMD 2016 are shown in maps compared with SIMD 2012 data zones - Appendices 3a – 3h. a. All domains b. Income c. Employment d. Health e. Education, Skills and Training f. Access to Services g. Crime h. Housing

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Appendix 1 List of Domains and Indicators of Deprivation

SIMD 2016 Indicators Data collected Summary of changes to SIMD 2016 domains and indicators Income (weight = 28%) Income Support and Income based Employment DWP, August Eligibility criteria of certain benefits Support Allowance claimants (16-59) 2015 have changed, and Universal Credit The number of adults (all ages) receiving DWP, August was introduced. Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA) 2015 Number of adults (aged 60 plus) receiving DWP, August No change. Guaranteed Pension Credit 2015 Number of children (aged 0-15) dependent on a DWP, May Eligibility criteria of certain benefits recipient of Income Support, Jobseeker’s 2015 have changed, and Universal Credit Allowance or Employment Support Allowance was introduced. Number of adults (all) not in paid employment DWP, August Eligibility criteria of certain benefits receiving Universal Credit 2015 have changed, and Universal Credit was introduced. Number of adults and children in Tax Credit HMRC, No change. families on low incomes 2013/14

Employment (weight = 28%) Working age unemployment claimant count NOMIS, 2014 No change. averaged over 12 months

Working age Incapacity Benefit recipients or DWP, August No change. Employment and Support Allowance recipients 2015 Working age Severe Disablement Allowance DWP, August No change. recipients 2015

Health (weight = 14%) Standardised mortality ratio ISD, 2011-14 No change. Hospital stays related to alcohol misuse: ISD, 2011-14 The indicator now includes the standardised ratio additional ICD10 category K852 (Alcoholic Induced Acute Pancreatitis) Hospital stays (CIS) related to drug misuse: ISD, 2011-14 No change. standardised ratio Comparative illness factor: standardised ratio DWP, August No change. 2015 Emergency stays (CIS) in hospital: standardised ISD, 2011-15 No change. ratio Proportion of population being prescribed drugs ISD, 2014-15 The new indicator counts the number for anxiety, depression or psychosis of people who have been prescribed the relevant drugs within the specified year. Proportion of live singleton births of low birth ISD, 2011-14 No change. weight

Education, Skills and Training (weight = 14%) School pupil attendance Scottish The indicator now looks at pupils with Government, high attendance. 2012/13, 2014/15

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Attainment of school leavers Scottish The indicator considers the highest Government, qualification a pupil leaves school 2011/12- with. 2014/15 Working age people with no qualifications: 2011 Census Age bands and age range for standardised ratio standardisation have changed. The indicator counts people who have no qualifications. 17-21 year olds enrolling into higher education HESA 2012/13 - No change. 2014/15 School leavers aged 16-19 not in full time School Leavers No change. education, employment or training 2012/13- 2013/14, DWP 2013 and 2014 Access to Services (weight = 9%) Drive time sub-domain: Time period No change. To GP Surgery 2015 To Post Office To Retail Centre To Primary School To Secondary School To Petrol Station Public transport sub-domain: Time period No change. To GP Surgery 2015 To Post Office To Retail Centre

Crime (weight = 5%) Recorded Crimes of Violence Police Scotland New crime codes under the ‘Recorded 2014/15 crimes of violence’ category with ‘Offences relating to Serious Organised Crime’ and ‘Causing injury etc. by culpable and reckless conduct’ are now included in SIMD 2016. Recorded Sexual Offences Police Scotland No change. 2014/15

Recorded Domestic housebreaking Police Scotland No change. 2014/15 Recorded Vandalism Police Scotland No change. 2014/15 Recorded Drugs Offences Police Scotland No change. 2014/15 Recorded Common Assault Police Scotland No change. 2014/15 Housing (weight = 2%) Persons in households that are overcrowded 2011 Census No change. Persons in households without central heating 2011 Census No change.

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Appendix 2a

All Domains Aberdeen City data zones in most deprived 5%, 10% and 20% in Scotland

Rank - Rank - Aberdeen City Scotland Data Zone Neighbourhoods (out of 283) (out of 6,976) Most deprived 0-5% 0 0 0 0 S01006634 Torry (S8) 1 500 Most deprived S01006684 Woodside (C4) 2 545 5-10% S01006636 Torry (S8) 3 675 S01006667 Seaton (C3) 4 725 S01006724 Northfield (N10) 5 785 Most deprived S01006729 Middlefield (N8) 6 878 10-15% S01006727 Middlefield (N8) 7 893 S01006666 Seaton (C3) 8 948 S01006677 Tillydrone (C1) 9 998

S01006707 Mastrick (N13) 10 1,051 S01006676 Tillydrone (C1) 11 1,065 S01006726 Middlefield (N8) 12 1,071 S01006633 Torry (S8) 13 1,122 S01006711 Sheddocksley (N12) 14 1,147 S01006704 Mastrick (N13) 15 1,148 Most deprived S01006675 Tillydrone (C1) 16 1,234 15-20% S01006645 George Street (C8) 17 1,260 S01006629 Torry (S8) 18 1,283 S01006674 Seaton (C3) 19 1,299 S01006632 Torry (S8) 20 1,317 S01006627 Torry (S8) 21 1,343 S01006685 Woodside (C4) 22 1,352

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Appendix 2b

Income Domain Aberdeen City data zones in most deprived 5%, 10% and 20% in Scotland

Rank - Rank - Aberdeen City Scotland Data Zone Neighbourhoods (out of 283) (out of 6,976) Most deprived 0-5% 0 0 0 0 Most deprived S01006636 Torry (S8) 1 554 5-10% S01006634 Torry (S8) 2 583 Most deprived S01006724 Northfield (N10) 3 865 10-15% S01006676 Tillydrone (C1) 4 930

S01006684 Woodside (C4) 5 1,106 S01006707 Mastrick (N13) 6 1,124 S01006666 Seaton (C3) 7 1,125 S01006729 Middlefield (N8) 8 1,131 S01006629 Torry (S8) 9 1,196 S01006726 Middlefield (N8) 10 1,211 S01006645 George Street (C8) 11 1,218 Most deprived S01006701 Mastrick (N13) 12 1,227 15-20% S01006633 Torry (S8) 13 1,283 S01006704 Mastrick (N13) 14 1,290 S01006680 Tillydrone (C1) 15 1,313 S01006682 Woodside (C4) 16 1,347 S01006674 Seaton (C3) 17 1,379 S01006630 Torry (S8) 18 1,385 S01006675 Tillydrone (C1) 19 1,391

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Appendix 2c

Employment Domain Aberdeen City data zones in most deprived 5%, 10% and 20% in Scotland

Rank - Rank - Aberdeen City Scotland Data Zone Neighbourhoods (out of 283) (out of 6,976) Most deprived 0-5% 0 0 0 0 Most deprived S01006634 Torry (S8) 1 556 5-10% S01006684 Woodside (C4) 2 571 S01006711 Sheddocksley (N12) 3 769 Most deprived S01006677 Tillydrone (C1) 4 939 10-15% S01006667 Seaton (C3) 5 994

S01006704 Mastrick (N13) 6 1,157 Most deprived S01006676 Tillydrone (C1) 7 1,348 15-20% S01006645 George Street (C8) 8 1,382

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Appendix 2d

Health Domain Aberdeen City data zones in most deprived 5%, 10% and 20% in Scotland

Rank - Aberdeen City Rank - Scotland Data Zone Neighbourhoods (out of 283) (out of 6,976) Most deprived 0-5% S01006684 Woodside (C4) 1 99 S01006677 Tillydrone (C1) 2 481 S01006727 Middlefield (N8) 3 510 Most deprived S01006667 Seaton (C3) 4 536 5-10% S01006704 Mastrick (N13) 5 605 S01006707 Mastrick (N13) 6 642 S01006729 Middlefield (N8) 7 714 S01006666 Seaton (C3) 8 752 S01006694 Stockethill (C6) 9 837 S01006634 Torry (S8) 10 876 S01006711 Sheddocksley (N12) 11 898 Most deprived S01006698 Stockethill (C6) 12 928 10-15% S01006636 Torry (S8) 13 959 S01006674 Seaton (C3) 14 988 S01006724 Northfield (N10) 15 991 S01006725 Northfield (N10) 16 1,017 S01006605 Kincorth, Leggart & Nigg (S7) 17 1,023

S01006627 Torry (S8) 18 1,089 S01006675 Tillydrone (C1) 19 1,103 S01006557 Summerhill (N14) 20 1,140 S01006706 Mastrick (N13) 21 1,168 S01006726 Middlefield (N8) 22 1,178 S01006676 Tillydrone (C1) 23 1,215 S01006585 City Centre (C12) 24 1,270 Most deprived S01006682 Woodside (C4) 25 1,296 15-20% S01006587 City Centre (C12) 26 1,298 S01006719 Northfield (N10) 27 1,343 S01006685 Woodside (C4) 28 1,346 S01006633 Torry (S8) 29 1,354 S01006629 Torry (S8) 30 1,361 S01006654 Ashgrove (C7) 31 1,380 S01006630 Torry (S8) 32 1,381 S01006632 Torry (S8) 33 1,384

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Appendix 2e

Education, Skills and Training Domain Aberdeen City data zones in most deprived 5%, 10% and 20% in Scotland Rank - Rank - Aberdeen City Scotland Data Zone Neighbourhoods (out of 283) (out of 6,976) S01006667 Seaton (C3) 1 145 S01006715 Cummings Park (N11) 2 152 S01006729 Middlefield (N8) 3 178 S01006724 Northfield (N10) 4 195 S01006727 Middlefield (N8) 5 214 Most deprived S01006632 Torry (S8) 6 232 0-5% S01006720 Northfield (N10) 7 248 S01006726 Middlefield (N8) 8 263 S01006636 Torry (S8) 9 270 S01006629 Torry (S8) 10 291 S01006718 Cummings Park (N11) 11 297 S01006681 Woodside (C4) 12 367 S01006633 Torry (S8) 13 401 S01006627 Torry (S8) 14 424 S01006634 Torry (S8) 15 425 S01006680 Tillydrone (C1) 16 452 S01006675 Tillydrone (C1) 17 456 S01006587 City Centre (C12) 18 505 Most deprived S01006658 Froghall, Powis & Sunnybank (C9) 19 524 5-10% S01006666 Seaton (C3) 20 537 S01006713 Mastrick (N13) 21 544 S01006678 Tillydrone (C1) 22 574 S01006685 Woodside (C4) 23 669 S01006672 Old Aberdeen (C2) 24 675 S01006719 Northfield (N10) 25 676 S01006716 Cummings Park (N11) 26 681 S01006645 George Street (C8) 27 686

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Appendix 2e continued

S01006707 Mastrick (N13) 28 730 S01006630 Torry (S8) 29 776 S01006626 Torry (S8) 30 802 S01006684 Woodside (C4) 31 805 S01006635 Torry (S8) 32 808 S01006701 Mastrick (N13) 33 815 S01006631 Torry (S8) 34 816 S01006723 Northfield (N10) 35 817 S01006660 Froghall, Powis & Sunnybank (C9) 36 826 Most deprived S01006603 Kincorth, Leggart & Nigg (S7) 37 843 10-15% S01006662 Froghall, Powis & Sunnybank (C9) 38 854 S01006673 Old Aberdeen (C2) 39 869 S01006703 Mastrick (N13) 40 907 S01006728 Heathryfold (N7) 41 910 S01006730 Heathryfold (N7) 42 926 S01006677 Tillydrone (C1) 43 949 S01006676 Tillydrone (C1) 44 961 S01006683 Woodside (C4) 45 998 S01006674 Seaton (C3) 46 1,008

S01006705 Mastrick (N13) 47 1,060 S01006698 Stockethill (C6) 48 1,063 S01006722 Northfield (N10) 49 1,064 S01006682 Woodside (C4) 50 1,089 S01006639 Hanover (C13) 51 1,123 S01006531 Garthdee (S5) 52 1,194 S01006597 Ferryhill (S6) 53 1,199 S01006611 Kincorth, Leggart & Nigg (S7) 54 1,207 S01006555 Summerhill (N14) 55 1,211 S01006704 Mastrick (N13) 56 1,239 Most deprived S01006605 Kincorth, Leggart & Nigg (S7) 57 1,256 15-20% S01006717 Mastrick (N13) 58 1,257 S01006721 Northfield (N10) 59 1,259 S01006526 Garthdee (S5) 60 1,273 S01006731 Heathryfold (N7) 61 1,313 S01006725 Northfield (N10) 62 1,319 S01006647 George Street (C8) 63 1,335 S01006530 Garthdee (S5) 64 1,343 S01006654 Ashgrove (C7) 65 1,346 S01006609 Kincorth, Leggart & Nigg (S7) 66 1,377 S01006712 Sheddocksley (N12) 67 1,385

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Appendix 2f

Access to Services Domain Aberdeen City data zones in most deprived 5%, 10% and 20% in Scotland

Rank - Aberdeen Rank - City Scotland Data Zone Neighbourhoods (out of 283) (out of 6,976) Most deprived 0-5% 0 0 0 0 S01006512 Culter (S1) 1 534 Most S01006732 Kingswells (N9) 2 558 deprived S01006520 Cults, Bieldside & Milltimber (S2) 3 625 5-10% S01006515 Cults, Bieldside & Milltimber (S2) 4 655 S01006547 Hazlehead (S3) 5 680 S01006756 Danestone (N2) 6 699 S01006755 Dyce (N1) 7 822 S01006521 Cults, Bieldside & Milltimber (S2) 8 842 Most S01006710 Sheddocksley (N12) 9 913 deprived S01006519 Cults, Bieldside & Milltimber (S2) 10 918 10-15% S01006788 Denmore (N4) 11 945 S01006608 Kincorth, Leggart & Nigg (S7) 12 971 S01006736 Kingswells (N9) 13 975

S01006518 Cults, Bieldside & Milltimber (S2) 14 1,074 S01006517 Cults, Bieldside & Milltimber (S2) 15 1,075 S01006785 Denmore (N4) 16 1,078 Most S01006615 Cove (S9) 17 1,135 deprived S01006711 Sheddocksley (N12) 18 1,175 15-20% S01006538 *Braes, Manno, Broom & Seafield (S4) 19 1,188 S01006516 Cults, Bieldside & Milltimber (S2) 20 1,233 S01006548 Hazlehead (S3) 21 1,239 *Braeside, Mannofield, Broomhill & Seafield

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Appendix 2g Crime Domain Aberdeen City data zones in most deprived 5%, 10% and 20% in Scotland Rank - Aberdeen City Rank - Scotland Data Zone Neighbourhoods (out of 283) (out of 6,976) S01006588 City Centre (C12) 1 6 S01006586 City Centre (C12) 2 7 S01006587 City Centre (C12) 3 9 S01006657 Ashgrove (C7) 4 10 S01006582 City Centre (C12) 5 25 S01006585 City Centre (C12) 6 68 S01006684 Woodside (C4) 7 180 Most S01006724 Northfield (N10) 8 181 deprived S01006589 City Centre (C12) 9 205 0-5% S01006725 Northfield (N10) 10 206 S01006646 George Street (C8) 11 215 S01006703 Mastrick (N13) 12 259 S01006631 Torry (S8) 13 278 S01006634 Torry (S8) 14 292 S01006667 Seaton (C3) 15 306 S01006571 West End (C14) 16 314 S01006727 Middlefield (N8) 17 344 S01006590 City Centre (C12) 18 359 S01006675 Tillydrone (C1) 19 365 S01006627 Torry (S8) 20 378 S01006666 Seaton (C3) 21 402 S01006672 Old Aberdeen (C2) 22 438 S01006707 Mastrick (N13) 23 455 S01006726 Middlefield (N8) 24 458 S01006623 Kincorth, Leggart & Nigg (S7) 25 461 S01006685 Woodside (C4) 26 483 S01006639 Hanover (C13) 27 486 Most S01006633 Torry (S8) 28 505 deprived S01006676 Tillydrone (C1) 29 518 5-10% S01006648 George Street (C8) 30 531 S01006563 Midstocket (C10) 31 536 S01006645 George Street (C8) 32 540 S01006555 Summerhill (N14) 33 565 S01006626 Torry (S8) 34 572 S01006681 Woodside (C4) 35 574 S01006636 Torry (S8) 36 618 S01006721 Northfield (N10) 37 648 S01006628 Torry (S8) 38 658 S01006655 Ashgrove (C7) 39 695

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Appendix 2g continued

S01006677 Tillydrone (C1) 40 707 S01006740 Bucksburn (N6) 41 714 S01006651 George Street (C8) 42 753 S01006682 Woodside (C4) 43 760 S01006597 Ferryhill (S6) 44 770 S01006782 Balgownie & Donmouth (N5) 45 772 Most S01006652 George Street (C8) 46 838 deprived S01006637 Hanover (C13) 47 853 10-15% S01006629 Torry (S8) 48 875 S01006669 Seaton (C3) 49 880 S01006604 Kincorth, Leggart & Nigg (S7) 50 914 S01006658 Froghall, Powis & Sunnybank (C9) 51 995 S01006640 Hanover (C13) 52 1,020 S01006654 Ashgrove (C7) 53 1,033

S01006641 Hanover (C13) 54 1,077 S01006696 Hilton (C5) 55 1,078 S01006642 Hanover (C13) 56 1,098 S01006567 Rosemount (C11) 57 1,109 S01006625 Torry (S8) 58 1,133 S01006738 Bucksburn (N6) 59 1,154 S01006716 Cummings Park (N11) 60 1,173 S01006678 Tillydrone (C1) 61 1,228 S01006564 Rosemount (C11) 62 1,235 Most S01006673 Old Aberdeen (C2) 63 1,255 deprived S01006705 Mastrick (N13) 64 1,265 15-20% S01006698 Stockethill (C6) 65 1,268 S01006683 Woodside (C4) 66 1,274 S01006674 Seaton (C3) 67 1,279 S01006697 Stockethill (C6) 68 1,293 S01006729 Middlefield (N8) 69 1,298 S01006745 Bucksburn (N6) 70 1,327 S01006605 Kincorth, Leggart & Nigg (S7) 71 1,354 S01006704 Mastrick (N13) 72 1,356 S01006750 Dyce (N1) 73 1,373

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Appendix 2h

Housing Domain Aberdeen City data zones in most deprived 5%, 10% and 20% in Scotland Rank - Aberdeen Rank - City Scotland Data Zone Neighbourhoods (out of 283) (out of 6,976) S01006628 Torry (S8) 1 45 S01006588 City Centre (C12) 2 77 S01006627 Torry (S8) 3 84 S01006660 Froghall, Powis & Sunnybank (C9) 4 137 S01006565 Rosemount (C11) 5 140 S01006665 Froghall, Powis & Sunnybank (C9) 6 141 S01006624 Torry (S8) 7 160 S01006648 George Street (C8) 8 163 S01006650 George Street (C8) 9 164 S01006658 Froghall, Powis & Sunnybank (C9) 10 180 S01006587 City Centre (C12) 11 184 S01006651 George Street (C8) 12 188 S01006646 George Street (C8) 13 195 Most S01006639 Hanover (C13) 14 205 deprived S01006642 Hanover (C13) 15 207 0-5% S01006643 Hanover (C13) 16 219 S01006641 Hanover (C13) 17 220 S01006590 City Centre (C12) 18 231 S01006589 City Centre (C12) 19 250 S01006567 Rosemount (C11) 20 275 S01006586 City Centre (C12) 21 286 S01006644 Hanover (C13) 22 288 S01006663 Froghall, Powis & Sunnybank (C9) 23 293 S01006657 Ashgrove (C7) 24 296 S01006668 Seaton (C3) 25 311 S01006670 Seaton (C3) 26 316 S01006672 Old Aberdeen (C2) 27 320.5 S01006638 Hanover (C13) 28 324

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S01006667 Seaton (C3) 29 350 S01006724 Northfield (N10) 30 377 S01006597 Ferryhill (S6) 31 391 S01006726 Middlefield (N8) 32 393 S01006585 City Centre (C12) 33 394 S01006661 Froghall, Powis & Sunnybank (C9) 34 435 S01006637 Hanover (C13) 35 457 S01006664 Froghall, Powis & Sunnybank (C9) 36 460 S01006684 Woodside (C4) 37 500 S01006591 Ferryhill (S6) 38 522 S01006727 Middlefield (N8) 39 559 S01006578 West End (C14) 40 566 Most S01006652 George Street (C8) 41 579 deprived S01006647 George Street (C8) 42 597 5-10% S01006666 Seaton (C3) 43 603 S01006564 Rosemount (C11) 44 608 S01006669 Seaton (C3) 45 611 S01006693 Hilton (C5) 46 633 S01006584 City Centre (C12) 47 639.5 S01006649 George Street (C8) 48 642 S01006568 Rosemount (C11) 49 649 S01006682 Woodside (C4) 50 653 S01006713 Mastrick (N13) 51 658 S01006696 Hilton (C5) 52 677 S01006681 Woodside (C4) 53 683 S01006626 Torry (S8) 54 684

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S01006729 Middlefield (N8) 55 708 S01006582 City Centre (C12) 56 722 S01006635 Torry (S8) 57 731 S01006701 Mastrick (N13) 58 750.5 S01006632 Torry (S8) 59 759 S01006683 Woodside (C4) 60 760 S01006645 George Street (C8) 61 769 S01006633 Torry (S8) 62 776 S01006631 Torry (S8) 63 795 Most S01006656 Rosemount (C11) 64 814 deprived S01006674 Seaton (C3) 65 815 10-15% S01006676 Tillydrone (C1) 66 823 S01006715 Cummings Park (N11) 67 871 S01006629 Torry (S8) 68 902 S01006659 Froghall, Powis & Sunnybank (C9) 69 911 S01006662 Froghall, Powis & Sunnybank (C9) 70 923 S01006529 Garthdee (S5) 71 945 S01006671 Old Aberdeen (C2) 72 982 S01006636 Torry (S8) 73 983 S01006579 West End (C14) 74 1,024

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S01006680 Tillydrone (C1) 75 1,060 S01006555 Summerhill (N14) 76 1,067 S01006634 Torry (S8) 77 1,070 S01006699 Stockethill (C6) 78 1,072 S01006703 Mastrick (N13) 79 1,085 S01006685 Woodside (C4) 80 1,093 S01006720 Northfield (N10) 81 1,111 S01006531 Garthdee (S5) 82 1,122 S01006673 Old Aberdeen (C2) 83 1,135 S01006640 Hanover (C13) 84 1,146 S01006677 Tillydrone (C1) 85 1,146 Most S01006630 Torry (S8) 86 1,174 deprived S01006779 Balgownie & Donmouth (N5) 87 1,186 15-20% S01006580 West End (C14) 88 1,196 S01006536 *Braes, Manno, Broom & Seafield (S4) 89 1,197 S01006704 Mastrick (N13) 90 1,213 S01006654 Ashgrove (C7) 91 1,262 S01006698 Stockethill (C6) 92 1,268 S01006569 Rosemount (C11) 93 1,285 S01006706 Mastrick (N13) 94 1,297 S01006678 Tillydrone (C1) 95 1,318 S01006731 Heathryfold (N7) 96 1,320 S01006675 Tillydrone (C1) 97 1,379 S01006722 Northfield (N10) 98 1,394 *Braeside, Mannofield, Broomhill & Seafield

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Appendix 2i

All Domain by Ward Aberdeen City data zones in most deprived 5%, 10% and 20% in Scotland

Rank - Aberdeen Rank - City Scotland Data Zone Multi-member Ward (out of 283) (out of 6,976) Most deprived 0-5% 0 0 0 0 Most S01006634 Torry/Ferryhill 1 500 deprived S01006684 Hilton/Woodside/Stockethill 2 545 5-10% S01006636 Torry/Ferryhill 3 675 S01006667 Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen 4 725 S01006724 Northfield/Mastrick North 5 785 Most S01006729 Northfield/Mastrick North 6 878 deprived S01006727 Northfield/Mastrick North 7 893 10-15% S01006666 Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen 8 948 S01006677 Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen 9 998 S01006707 Kingswells/Sheddocksley/Summerhill 10 1,051 S01006676 Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen 11 1,065 S01006726 Northfield/Mastrick North 12 1,071 S01006633 Torry/Ferryhill 13 1,122 S01006711 Kingswells/Sheddocksley/Summerhill 14 1,147 Most S01006704 Northfield/Mastrick North 15 1,148 deprived S01006675 Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen 16 1,234 15-20% S01006645 George Street/Harbour 17 1,260 S01006629 Torry/Ferryhill 18 1,283 S01006674 Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen 19 1,299 S01006632 Torry/Ferryhill 20 1,317 S01006627 Torry/Ferryhill 21 1,343 S01006685 Hilton/Woodside/Stockethill 22 1,352

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