Tendring

Official open statistics, neighbourhood by neighbourhood · updated

Tendring covers 89 neighbourhoods and about 148,000 people. 18 of them fall in England's most deprived tenth, and none in the least deprived tenth. The middle neighbourhood pays £226,500 for a home — 5% below the England average of £238,000. Recorded crime runs at about 95.1 offences per 1,000 residents a year — 29% above the England average of 73.8.

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Every figure Balworth holds for Tendring

MeasureTendringSource
Neighbourhoods89LSOA 2011 boundaries
Population148,295Census 2021, ONS
In England's most deprived tenth18 of 89IoD 2025, MHCLG
In England's least deprived tenth0 of 89IoD 2025, MHCLG
Median deprivation decile4 of 101 = most deprived tenth of England
Median of neighbourhood median prices£226,500HM Land Registry via ONS
Range across neighbourhoods£68,000 – £435,000HM Land Registry via ONS
Affordability (price to earnings)7.8×ONS
Recorded crime95.1 per 1,000 residents/yeardata.police.uk, last 12 months
Crime severity index316.6 per 1,000 residents/yearBalworth, weighted by offence severity
Fine particles (PM2.5)6.7 µg/m³ (range 6.5–6.9)Defra background mapping, modelled
Residents with a degree19%Census 2021, ONS
Homes owned outright or on a mortgage76%Census 2021, ONS
Residents aged 65 or over28%Census 2021, ONS

What these figures do and do not say

Every value on this page describes a neighbourhood of roughly 1,500 people, not a street, a building or a household. Where this page gives one number for Tendring, it is a summary of those neighbourhoods: the median of them for prices and rankings, and a population-weighted average for crime rates. Two houses on the same road can fall in different neighbourhoods.

Deprivation is a relative ranking of areas against each other, not a measure of anyone's circumstances. Every deprived area contains people who are not deprived, and every affluent area contains people who are struggling.

Recorded crime counts offences reported to and recorded by the police, which is not the same as crime committed. Rates are per resident, so a town centre with far more daytime visitors than residents reads worse than the risk to any one person in it.

Read the full data and methodology ↗ — every source, when it was collected, and where it falls down.

Deprivation in more detail

For the official neighbourhood-level deprivation profile of Tendring, including every domain and a postcode lookup, the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government publishes the Local Deprivation Explorer. Balworth shows deprivation alongside prices, crime, air quality and census detail on one map, so you can see where they disagree.

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