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Download: Ward Infographics BIRMINGHAM ASTON Public Health, March 2019 WORKING TOWARDS A HEALTHY CITY: HEALTH INEQUALITIES Numbers have been rounded ASTON PICTURE LIFE AT THE BOTTOM LIFE COURSE ASTON People who live in the PERSONS AGED 0-15 CHILDHOOD BE ADMITTED FOR WARD IS RANKED most deprived 10% are YEARS IN OBESITY 22,636 PREVENTABLE ASTON ASTON Aston 132nd CONDITIONS RECEPTION 4-5 YEARS Population MOST .2% x DIE 30 12.6% PERSONS AGED 0-15 Birmingham DEPRIVED PREMATURELY YEAR 6 10-11 3 YEARS IN B'HAM FROM PREVENTABLE YEARS 1,137,123 OUT OF 7,511 WARDS MORE LIKELY TO CONDITIONS Est. Population NATIONALLY 22.8% 27.4% People who live in the BE IN CONTACT PERSONS AGED 16-64 LIFE EXPECTANCY UNEMPLOYMENT most deprived 10% are YEARS IN MOST DEPRIVED MOST AFFLUENT WITH MENTAL ASTON ASTON WARD WARD HEALTH 77.8y 84.1y SERVICES 61.4% 17.6% + ASTON - HAVE A x PERSONS AGED 16-64 BIRMINGHAM 3.4 2.9 80.7y 3 LONG TERM YEARS IN B'HAM CONDITION 11.1% MORE LIKELY TO 64.3% TENURE PERSONS AGED 65+ LONE PENSIONERS ASTON BIRMINGHAM 128,655 IN YEARS IN ASTON ASTON OWNER/ CHILDREN IN 1 4 56.1 CHILDREN IN 50.8 OCCUPIED BIRMINGHAM LIVE .4% 8.2% % % BIRMINGHAM LIVE 8 IN THE MOST IN POVERTY PERSONS AGED 65+ BIRMINGHAM DEPRIVED 10% 20.1% 17.9% YEARS IN B'HAM PRIVATELY RENTED aged 0-15 years 11.6% 12.9% Data sourced from: population Census 2011 and Census population estimate 2015; life expectancy 2013-2015, Public Health Outcome Framework; Deprivation IMD index: and Exeter GP Registered population data; Poverty, Hard Edge Report; Graphics: Canva; The Noun Project BIRMINGHAM BORDESLEY & HIGHGATE Public Health, March 2019 WORKING TOWARDS A HEALTHY CITY: HEALTH INEQUALITIES Numbers have been rounded BORDESLEY & HIGHGATE LIFE AT THE BOTTOM LIFE COURSE PICTURE PERSONS AGED 0-15 BORDESLEY & People who live in the CHILDHOOD BE ADMITTED FOR YEARS IN 13,242 HIGHGATE most deprived 10% are OBESITY WARD IS RANKED PREVENTABLE BORDESLEY & BORDESLEY & Bordesley & HIGHGATE 147th CONDITIONS HIGHGATE Highgate RECEPTION MOST .7% 4-5 YEARS Population x DIE 27 PERSONS AGED 0-15 PREMATURELY 13.6% Birmingham DEPRIVED 3 YEARS IN B'HAM YEAR 6 10-11 FROM PREVENTABLE YEARS 1,137,123 OUT OF 7,511 WARDS MORE LIKELY TO CONDITIONS Est. Population NATIONALLY 22.8% 28.6% People who live in the BE IN CONTACT PERSONS AGED 16-64 LIFE EXPECTANCY UNEMPLOYMENT most deprived 10% are YEARS IN MOST DEPRIVED MOST AFFLUENT WITH MENTAL BORDESLEY & BORDESLEY & WARD WARD HEALTH HIGHGATE HIGHGATE 84.1y SERVICES 77.8y .6% 16.4% - BORDESLEY & - HAVE A 66 x PERSONS AGED 16-64 HIGHGATE 6.8 BIRMINGHAM 0.5 3 LONG TERM YEARS IN B'HAM 77.3y MORE LIKELY TO CONDITION 64.3% 11.1% PERSONS AGED 65+ BORDESLEY &TENURE LONE PENSIONERS BIRMINGHAM 128,655 IN YEARS IN HIGHGATE BORDESLEY & BORDESLEY & OWNER/ CHILDREN IN 1 4 HIGHGATE HIGHGATE 56.1 CHILDREN IN 26.8 OCCUPIED BIRMINGHAM LIVE % % BIRMINGHAM LIVE .7% 5.9% IN THE MOST 5 IN POVERTY P ERSONS AGED 65+ DEPRIVED 10% BIRMINGHAM 29.7% 17.9% YEARS IN B'HAM PRIVATELY RENTED aged 0-15 years 11.6% 12.9% Data sourced from: population Census 2011 and Census population estimate 2015; life expectancy 2013-2015, Public Health Outcome Framework; Deprivation IMD index: and Exeter GP Registered population data; Poverty, Hard Edge Report; Graphics: Canva; The Noun Project BIRMINGHAM BORDESLEY GREEN Public Health, March 2019 WORKING TOWARDS A HEALTHY CITY: HEALTH INEQUALITIES Numbers have been rounded BORDESLEY GREEN PICTURE LIFE AT THE BOTTOM LIFE COURSE PERSONS AGED 0-15 BORDESLEY GREEN People who live in the CHILDHOOD BE ADMITTED FOR YEARS IN 11,796 WARD IS RANKED most deprived 10% are OBESITY PREVENTABLE BORDESLEY GREEN BORDESLEY GREEN Bordesley Green CONDITIONS 56th RECEPTION Population .7% 4-5 YEARS MOST DIE 33 x PERSONS AGED 0-15 14.1% Birmingham PREMATURELY DEPRIVED 3 YEARS IN B'HAM YEAR 6 10-11 FROM PREVENTABLE 1,137,123 OUT OF 7,511 WARDS YEARS MORE LIKELY TO CONDITIONS Est. Population NATIONALLY 22.8% 28.5% People who live in the BE IN CONTACT PERSONS AGED 16-64 LIFE EXPECTANCY UNEMPLOYMENT most deprived 10% are YEARS IN MOST DEPRIVED MOST AFFLUENT WITH MENTAL BORDESLEY GREEN BORDESLEY WARD WARD HEALTH GREEN 84.1y SERVICES 77.8y .8% 20.3% - BORDESLEY - HAVE A 57 x PERSONS AGED 16-64 GREEN 7.7 BIRMINGHAM 1.4 3 LONG TERM YEARS IN B'HAM 76.4y MORE LIKELY TO CONDITION 64.3% 11.1% PERSONS AGED 65+ BORDESLEY TENURE LONE PENSIONERS BIRMINGHAM 128,655 IN YEARS IN GREEN BORDESLEY GREEN BORDESLEY OWNER/ CHILDREN IN 1 4 GREEN 56.1 CHILDREN IN 40.4 OCCUPIED BIRMINGHAM LIVE % % BIRMINGHAM LIVE .4% 10.0% IN THE MOST 8 IN POVERTY P ERSONS AGED 65+ DEPRIVED 10% BIRMINGHAM 22.9% 17.9% YEARS IN B'HAM PRIVATELY RENTED aged 0-15 years 11.6% 12.9% Data sourced from: population Census 2011 and Census population estimate 2015; life expectancy 2013-2015, Public Health Outcome Framework; Deprivation IMD index: and Exeter GP Registered population data; Poverty, Hard Edge Report; Graphics: Canva; The Noun Project BIRMINGHAM HOLYHEAD Public Health, March 2019 WORKING TOWARDS A HEALTHY CITY: HEALTH INEQUALITIES Numbers have been rounded HOLYHEAD PICTURE LIFE AT THE BOTTOM LIFE COURSE HOLYHEAD People who live in the PERSONS AGED 0-15 CHILDHOOD BE ADMITTED FOR 11,133 WARD IS RANKED most deprived 10% are YEARS IN OBESITY PREVENTABLE Holyhead HOLYHEAD HOLYHEAD 202nd CONDITIONS Population .8% RECEPTION 10.2 % 4-5 YEARS MOST x DIE 26 PERSONS AGED 0-15 Birmingham PREMATURELY DEPRIVED YEARS IN B'HAM 3 YEAR 6 10-11 1,137,123 FROM PREVENTABLE OUT OF 7,511 WARDS YEARS MORE LIKELY TO CONDITIONS 27.1% Est. Population NATIONALLY 22.8% PERSONS AGED 16- People who live in the BE IN CONTACT UNEMPLOYMENT LIFE EXPECTANCY 64 YEARS IN most deprived 10% are WITH MENTAL MOST DEPRIVED MOST AFFLUENT HOLYHEAD HOLYHEAD WARD WARD HEALTH 77.8y 84.1y SERVICES 63.6% 16.3% + - HAVE A x PERSONS AGED 16-64 HOLYHEAD 6.1 BIRMINGHAM 0.2 3 LONG TERM YEARS IN B'HAM 78.0y CONDITION MORE LIKELY TO 64.3% 11.1% PERSONS AGED 65+ LONE PENSIONERS TENURE YEARS IN BIRMINGHAM 128,655 IN HOLYHEAD HOLYHEAD HOLYHEAD OWNER/ CHILDREN IN 1 4 56.1 CHILDREN IN 48.5 OCCUPIED BIRMINGHAM LIVE .6% % % BIRMINGHAM LIVE 9 8.5% IN THE MOST IN POVERTY PERSONS AGED 65+ DEPRIVED 10% BIRMINGHAM 25.4% 17.9% YEARS IN B'HAM PRIVATELY RENTED aged 0-15 years 11.6% 12.9% Data sourced from: population Census 2011 and Census population estimate 2015; life expectancy 2013-2015, Public Health Outcome Framework; Deprivation IMD index: and Exeter GP Registered population data; Poverty, Hard Edge Report; Graphics: Canva; The Noun Project BIRMINGHAM LADYWOOD Public Health, March 2019 WORKING TOWARDS A HEALTHY CITY: HEALTH INEQUALITIES Numbers have been rounded LADYWOOD PICTURE LIFE AT THE BOTTOM LIFE COURSE LADYWOOD People who live in the PERSONS AGED 0-15 CHILDHOOD BE ADMITTED FOR 22,250 WARD IS RANKED most deprived 10% are YEARS IN OBESITY PREVENTABLE Ladywood LADYWOOD LADYWOOD 527th CONDITIONS Population .1% RECEPTION 11.8 % 4-5 YEARS MOST x DIE 12 PERSONS AGED 0-15 Birmingham PREMATURELY DEPRIVED YEARS IN B'HAM 3 YEAR 6 10-11 1,137,123 FROM PREVENTABLE OUT OF 7,511 WARDS YEARS MORE LIKELY TO CONDITIONS 24.6% Est. Population NATIONALLY 22.8% PERSONS AGED 16- People who live in the BE IN CONTACT UNEMPLOYMENT LIFE EXPECTANCY 64 YEARS IN most deprived 10% are WITH MENTAL MOST DEPRIVED MOST AFFLUENT LADYWOOD LADYWOOD WARD WARD HEALTH 77.8y 84.1y SERVICES 82.8% 10.8% - LADYWOOD - HAVE A x PERSONS AGED 16-64 6.6 BIRMINGHAM 0.3 77.5y 3 LONG TERM YEARS IN B'HAM MORE LIKELY TO CONDITION 64.3% 11.1% PERSONS AGED 65+ LONE PENSIONERS TENURE YEARS IN BIRMINGHAM 128,655 IN LADYWOOD LADYWOOD LADYWOOD OWNER/ CHILDREN IN 1 4 56.1 CHILDREN IN 20.5 OCCUPIED BIRMINGHAM LIVE .1% % % BIRMINGHAM LIVE 5 5.1% IN THE MOST IN POVERTY PERSONS AGED 65+ DEPRIVED 10% BIRMINGHAM 45.0% 17.9% YEARS IN B'HAM PRIVATELY RENTED aged 0-15 years 11.6% 12.9% Data sourced from: population Census 2011 and Census population estimate 2015; life expectancy 2013-2015, Public Health Outcome Framework; Deprivation IMD index: and Exeter GP Registered population data; Poverty, Hard Edge Report; Graphics: Canva; The Noun Project BIRMINGHAM NEWTOWN Public Health, March 2019 WORKING TOWARDS A HEALTHY CITY: HEALTH INEQUALITIES Numbers have been rounded NEWTOWN PICTURE LIFE AT THE BOTTOM LIFE COURSE NEWTOWN People who live in the PERSONS AGED 0-15 CHILDHOOD BE ADMITTED FOR 12,485 WARD IS RANKED most deprived 10% are YEARS IN OBESITY PREVENTABLE Newtown NEWTOWN NEWTOWN 33rd CONDITIONS Population MOST .8% RECEPTION x DIE 26 16.0% 4-5 YEARS PERSONS AGED 0-15 Birmingham DEPRIVED PREMATURELY 3 YEARS IN B'HAM YEAR 6 10-11 1,137,123 FROM PREVENTABLE OUT OF 7,511 WARDS YEARS MORE LIKELY TO CONDITIONS 31.0% Est. Population NATIONALLY 22.8% LIFE EXPECTANCY People who live in the BE IN CONTACT PERSONS AGED 16-64 UNEMPLOYMENT most deprived 10% are WITH MENTAL YEARS IN MOST DEPRIVED MOST AFFLUENT NEWTOWN NEWTOWN WARD WARD HEALTH 77.8y 84.1 SERVICES 67.7% 20.5% - HAVE A x PERSONS AGED 16-64 NEWTOWN 6.3 BIRMINGHAM 0.0 3 LONG TERM YEARS IN B'HAM 77.8y MORE LIKELY TO CONDITION 64.3% 11.1% PERSONS AGED 65+ LONE PENSIONERS TENURE YEARS IN BIRMINGHAM 128,655 IN NEWTOWN NEWTOWN NEWTOWN OWNER/ CHILDREN IN 1 4 56.1 CHILDREN IN 18.8 OCCUPIED BIRMINGHAM LIVE .6% % % BIRMINGHAM LIVE 5 8.3% IN THE MOST IN POVERTY PERSONS AGED 65+ DEPRIVED 10% BIRMINGHAM 52.8% 15.4% YEARS IN B'HAM RENTED FROM BCC aged 0-15 years 11.6% 12.9% Data sourced from: population Census 2011 and Census population estimate 2015; life expectancy 2013-2015, Public Health Outcome Framework; Deprivation IMD index: and Exeter GP Registered population data; Poverty, Hard Edge Report; Graphics: Canva; The Noun Project BIRMINGHAM NECHELLS Public Health, March 2019 WORKING TOWARDS A HEALTHY CITY: HEALTH INEQUALITIES Numbers have been rounded NECHELLS PICTURE LIFE AT THE BOTTOM LIFE COURSE NECHELLS People who live in the PERSONS AGED 0-15 CHILDHOOD BE ADMITTED FOR 13,980 WARD IS RANKED most deprived 10% are YEARS IN OBESITY PREVENTABLE NECHELLS Nechells NECHELLS 103rd CONDITIONS Population .7% RECEPTION MOST 15.8% x DIE 22 4-5 YEARS PERSONS AGED 0-15 Birmingham DEPRIVED PREMATURELY 3 YEARS IN B'HAM YEAR 6 10-11 1,137,123 FROM PREVENTABLE OUT OF 7,511 WARDS YEARS MORE LIKELY TO CONDITIONS 22.3% Est.
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