People · data story
Deprivation, school absence, anxiety and healthy life expectancy illuminate different scales of inequality.
Unequal in the everyday
The evidence
Updated 1 Aug 2026
Relative deprivation · 2025
Highest published value in this view
71.3 relative score
Brent 021B
London median: 21.3 relative score
The 2025 English Indices of Deprivation score at neighbourhood level.
Explore Deprivation, neighbourhood by neighbourhood →Persistent absence
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The published borough percentage of pupils persistently absent.
Explore Children who are not in school →Mean anxiety
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Survey-based borough mean anxiety score with the published small-sample warning.
Explore The anxiety map →Healthy life expectancy · Greenwich
Highest published value in this view
57.5 healthy years at birth
Greenwich
Population estimates of years expected in good health.
Explore How many of those years are good ones →Trace the claims
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