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Full List As Proportion of Households Estimated Estimated number Proportion of LSOA Name Ward Name number of of fuel poor households fuel households households poor (%) Birkenhead West Birkenhead and Tranmere 695 191 27.5 Bidston St James West Bidston and St James 756 186 24.6 Tranmere North Birkenhead and Tranmere 740 180 24.3 Bidston Moss Bidston and St James 710 166 23.4 Tranmere Woodward Rock Ferry 686 159 23.2 Egremont North Liscard 677 150 22.2 Birkenhead West Float Bidston and St James 1,124 244 21.7 Poulton South Seacombe 807 175 21.7 Seacombe Library Seacombe 682 148 21.7 Seacombe St Pauls Seacombe 692 149 21.5 Leasowe Central Leasowe and Moreton East 700 150 21.4 Liscard South Liscard 683 146 21.4 West Tranmere Birkenhead and Tranmere 746 158 21.2 Bidston St James East Bidston and St James 748 157 21.0 Egremont Promenade South Liscard 807 168 20.8 Egerton North Birkenhead and Tranmere 636 132 20.8 Town Hall Seacombe 672 138 20.5 Liscard Central Liscard 819 167 20.4 Seacombe Docks Seacombe 844 171 20.3 Birkenhead South Claughton 784 159 20.3 Woodchurch East Upton 664 135 20.3 Tranmere Well Lane Rock Ferry 840 170 20.2 Egremont Central Liscard 572 114 19.9 Leasowe West Leasowe and Moreton East 642 127 19.8 Seacombe West Seacombe 627 124 19.8 Tranmere Parklands Birkenhead and Tranmere 696 137 19.7 Estimated Estimated number Proportion of LSOA Name Ward Name number of of fuel poor households fuel households households poor (%) Egremont West Liscard 651 128 19.7 Egremont South Seacombe 701 134 19.1 Beechwood North Bidston and St James 637 121 19.0 Bidston Hill North Bidston and St James 563 107 19.0 Bidston St James South Claughton 808 153 18.9 Higher Tranmere Birkenhead and Tranmere 698 131 18.8 Lingham Park East Moreton West and Saughall Massie 669 126 18.8 Tranmere Lairds Birkenhead and Tranmere 946 176 18.6 Egerton Park Rock Ferry 872 162 18.6 Tranmere Urban Village Rock Ferry 541 98 18.1 Beechwood South Bidston and St James 638 115 18.0 Noctorum Central Claughton 579 104 18.0 New Ferry East Bromborough 810 145 17.9 Poulton North Seacombe 627 112 17.9 Woodchurch North East Upton 823 145 17.6 Higher Bebington North East Bebington 614 106 17.3 Poulton East Seacombe 768 131 17.1 Rock Ferry West Rock Ferry 760 127 16.7 Moreton North Leasowe and Moreton East 712 118 16.6 Leasowe East Leasowe and Moreton East 896 148 16.5 Bromborough South Bromborough 725 118 16.3 Oxton East Birkenhead and Tranmere 940 152 16.2 Moreton Central Leasowe and Moreton East 761 123 16.2 Moreton West Moreton West and Saughall Massie 676 108 16.0 Egerton West Prenton 708 112 15.8 Prenton North East Prenton 664 105 15.8 Estimated Estimated number Proportion of LSOA Name Ward Name number of of fuel poor households fuel households households poor (%) Earlston Gardens East New Brighton 788 121 15.4 Liscard Mill Lane Liscard 713 110 15.4 Egerton Central Prenton 669 103 15.4 Woodchurch Central Upton 614 94 15.3 Lower Tranmere Rock Ferry 737 112 15.2 New Brighton South New Brighton 723 110 15.2 Birkenhead Central Birkenhead and Tranmere 954 144 15.1 Port Sunlight North Bromborough 888 134 15.1 Seacombe Ferry Seacombe 700 106 15.1 Woodchurch North Upton 649 98 15.1 Rock Ferry South West Rock Ferry 733 110 15.0 Egremont Promenade North New Brighton 640 96 15.0 Moreton East Leasowe and Moreton East 752 112 14.9 Earlston Gardens West New Brighton 631 94 14.9 Woodchurch Leisure Centre Upton 723 106 14.7 New Ferry West Bromborough 706 104 14.7 Eastham East Eastham 790 115 14.6 Magazine Promenade New Brighton 736 107 14.5 New Ferry South Bromborough 815 117 14.4 Prenton East Prenton 705 101 14.3 Higher Bebington South Bebington 679 95 14.0 Moreton South West Moreton West and Saughall Massie 774 106 13.7 Prenton South Prenton 751 103 13.7 Liscard West Liscard 642 88 13.7 Newton North West Kirby and Thurstaston 650 88 13.5 Tranmere Esplanade Rock Ferry 858 115 13.4 Estimated Estimated number Proportion of LSOA Name Ward Name number of of fuel poor households fuel households households poor (%) Eastham Central Eastham 640 86 13.4 Oxton North East Oxton 805 106 13.2 Liscard East New Brighton 614 81 13.2 Wallasey The Breck Liscard 521 69 13.2 Port sunlight South Bromborough 785 103 13.1 Bromborough North Bromborough 725 95 13.1 Tower Promenade New Brighton 583 76 13.0 Eastham South Eastham 805 104 12.9 Lingham Park West Moreton West and Saughall Massie 735 95 12.9 Hoylake East Hoylake and Meols 644 83 12.9 Pensby West Pensby and Thingwall 775 99 12.8 Millhouse Lane South Moreton West and Saughall Massie 729 93 12.8 Claughton North Claughton 624 79 12.7 Heswall East Heswall 720 91 12.6 Wallasey Warren Park Wallasey 723 91 12.6 Bebington North Bebington 696 88 12.6 Wallasey South Wallasey 686 85 12.4 Spital South Clatterbridge 630 78 12.4 Bromborough Rake Bromborough 805 99 12.3 Newton West West Kirby and Thurstaston 667 82 12.3 Victoria Parade New Brighton 899 110 12.2 Poulton West Liscard 671 82 12.2 Saughall Massie Moreton West and Saughall Massie 632 77 12.2 Eastham Woods Eastham 759 92 12.1 New Brighton Central New Brighton 751 90 12.0 Noctorum South Claughton 940 111 11.8 Estimated Estimated number Proportion of LSOA Name Ward Name number of of fuel poor households fuel households households poor (%) Wallasey West Wallasey 635 74 11.7 Liscard North Wallasey 625 73 11.7 Egerton South Rock Ferry 612 71 11.6 Upton West Moreton West and Saughall Massie 610 70 11.5 Prenton North Prenton 600 69 11.5 Wallasey Village Wallasey 790 90 11.4 Eastham North Eastham 640 73 11.4 Wallasey East Wallasey 622 70 11.3 Upton South Upton 735 82 11.2 Noctorum North Claughton 667 75 11.2 Wallasey Green Lane Wallasey 645 72 11.2 Thurstaston Greasby, Frankby and Irby 716 79 11.0 Prenton Central Prenton 630 69 11.0 Prenton North West Prenton 582 64 11.0 Birkenhead East Float Bidston and St James 704 77 10.9 Higher Bebington East Bebington 679 74 10.9 Eastham Heygarth Primary Eastham 658 72 10.9 Higher Bebington South East Bebington 664 71 10.7 Irby East Pensby and Thingwall 662 71 10.7 Greasby North East Greasby, Frankby and Irby 551 59 10.7 Bromborough Station Eastham 658 70 10.6 Newton South West Kirby and Thurstaston 660 70 10.6 Upton East Upton 623 66 10.6 Caldy South West Kirby and Thurstaston 510 54 10.6 Birkenhead Park West Claughton 685 71 10.4 Birkenhead Park East Claughton 947 98 10.3 Estimated Estimated number Proportion of LSOA Name Ward Name number of of fuel poor households fuel households households poor (%) Irby North Greasby, Frankby and Irby 768 79 10.3 Raby Mere Clatterbridge 687 71 10.3 Bebington Central Clatterbridge 667 69 10.3 Spital North Clatterbridge 556 57 10.3 Moreton South Leasowe and Moreton East 798 81 10.2 Oxton South Oxton 664 67 10.1 Meols North Hoylake and Meols 625 63 10.1 Bebington Village Clatterbridge 798 80 10.0 Oxton South West Oxton 682 68 10.0 Meols East Hoylake and Meols 671 67 10.0 Irby South Greasby, Frankby and Irby 661 66 10.0 Claughton East Oxton 852 84 9.9 Claughton South Claughton 709 70 9.9 Prenton West Prenton 678 67 9.9 West Kirby North West Kirby and Thurstaston 777 76 9.8 Moreton Sandbrook Leasowe and Moreton East 706 69 9.8 Heswall North Heswall 665 65 9.8 Hoylake North Hoylake and Meols 664 65 9.8 Upton North Upton 640 63 9.8 Hoylake Lifeboat Station Hoylake and Meols 690 67 9.7 Barnston South Heswall 640 62 9.7 Pensby North Pensby and Thingwall 904 87 9.6 Clatterbridge West Clatterbridge 563 54 9.6 Barnston North Pensby and Thingwall 550 53 9.6 Heswall West Heswall 673 64 9.5 Oxton North Oxton 883 83 9.4 Estimated Estimated number Proportion of LSOA Name Ward Name number of of fuel poor households fuel households households poor (%) Pensby East Pensby and Thingwall 689 65 9.4 West Kirby Central Hoylake and Meols 864 80 9.3 Higher Bebington Central Bebington 707 66 9.3 Oxton West Oxton 615 57 9.3 Higher Bebington West Bebington 607 56 9.2 Hamilton Square Birkenhead and Tranmere 1,209 110 9.1 Clatterbridge East Clatterbridge 616 56 9.1 West Kirby East West Kirby and Thurstaston 690 62 9.0 Meols West Hoylake and Meols 679 61 9.0 Bromborough Brookhurst Clatterbridge 645 58 9.0 Newton East West Kirby and Thurstaston 648 58 9.0 Storeton Bebington 733 65 8.9 Bromborough Central Bromborough 660 59 8.9 Greasby Central Greasby, Frankby and Irby 645 57 8.8 Gayton South Heswall 554 49 8.8 New Brighton North New Brighton 893 78 8.7 Oxton South East Oxton 852 74 8.7 Heswall Central Heswall 760 65 8.6 Upton North West Moreton West and Saughall Massie 754 64 8.5 Gayton North Heswall 740 63 8.5 Royden Park Greasby, Frankby and Irby 638 54 8.5 Heswall South Heswall 665 56 8.4 Greasby East Greasby, Frankby and Irby 641 54 8.4 Thingwall Pensby and Thingwall 775 64 8.3 Higher Bebington North Bebington 615 51 8.3 Spital West Clatterbridge 736 60 8.2 Estimated Estimated number Proportion of LSOA Name Ward Name number of of fuel poor households fuel households households poor (%) Bebington South Clatterbridge 644 53 8.2 Eastham Rake Station Eastham 587 48 8.2 Upton Central Upton 728 58 8.0 Barnston East Heswall 684 55 8.0 Landican Pensby and Thingwall 683 54 7.9 Arrowe Park Hospital Upton 559 44 7.9 Bebington West Bebington 658 51 7.8 Greasby West Greasby, Frankby and Irby 604 47 7.8 Pensby South Pensby and Thingwall 634 49 7.7 Wallasey The Oval Wallasey 638 49 7.7 Caldy North West Kirby and Thurstaston 612 46 7.5 Wallasey Elleray Park Wallasey 546 41 7.5 Greasby South Greasby, Frankby and Irby 516 38 7.4 Oxton Central Oxton 889 65 7.3 Hoylake Central Hoylake and Meols 763 54 7.1 Upton North East Upton 762 54 7.1 Eastham West Eastham 633 44 7.0 Bidston Hill South Bidston and St James 742 51 6.9 Greasby North Greasby, Frankby and Irby 679 47 6.9 Leasowe Castle Leasowe and Moreton East 891 60 6.7 Millhouse Lane North Moreton West and Saughall Massie 575 36 6.3 West Kirby South West Kirby and Thurstaston 687 42 6.1 Oxton North West Oxton 731 44 6.0 Wallasey Harrison Park Wallasey 755 44 5.8 .
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