Risk of NEET Factors

This data comes from our recent report exploring the extent and degree of overlap between different forms of marginalisation among young people (aged 13 to 25), and how experiencing multiple types of marginalisation may increase the risk of young people not being in employment, education or training (NEET). Each of the data sources in the visualisation below represents a risk factor for a young person becoming NEET.

A standard score is calculated for each data source per local authority. The standard score is 0 for values that are equal to the mean, 1 for values that are one standard deviation above the mean, and 2 for values that are two standard deviations above the mean. Values below the mean have negative standard scores.

Total Score

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: -2.84 Allerdale: 2.49 Amber Valley: 1.38 Arun: 2.36 Ashfield: 13.24 Ashford: 2.31 Babergh: -4.12 Barking and Dagenham: 8.12 Barnet: -13.05 Barnsley: 18.48 Barrow-in-Furness: 12.51 Basildon: 5.72 Basingstoke and Deane: -3.98 Bassetlaw: 10.88 Bath and North East Somerset: -14.23 Bedford: -0.49 Bexley: -7.25 Birmingham: 12.50 Blaby: -6.63 Blackburn with Darwen: 13.49 Blackpool: 32.18 Bolsover: 13.17 Bolton: 10.67 Boston: 13.01 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: -2.88 Bracknell Forest: -12.50 Bradford: 17.32 Braintree: -1.90 Breckland: 4.76 Brent: -4.05 Brentwood: -12.06 Brighton and Hove: -6.41 Bristol, City of: -0.29 Broadland: -8.30 Bromley: -12.60 Bromsgrove: -8.81 Broxbourne: -1.66 Broxtowe: -4.12 Buckinghamshire: -11.45 Burnley: 20.15 Bury: 4.32 Calderdale: 8.23 Cambridge: -12.75 Camden: -5.38 Cannock Chase: 10.40 Canterbury: -5.90 Carlisle: 6.05 Castle Point: -3.65 Central Bedfordshire: -7.69 Charnwood: -10.10 Chelmsford: -10.93 Cheltenham: -8.97 Cherwell: -6.19 Cheshire East: -7.64 Cheshire West and Chester: -2.03 Chesterfield: 12.11 Chichester: -7.56 Chorley: -0.98 City of London: -27.49 Colchester: -3.99 Copeland: 1.06 Cornwall: 1.66 Cotswold: -14.36 County Durham: 13.71 Coventry: 4.72 Craven: -14.00 Crawley: 5.61 Croydon: -0.89 Dacorum: -6.01 Darlington: 16.40 Dartford: -1.76 Derby: 9.06 Derbyshire Dales: -9.95 Doncaster: 20.98 Dorset: -2.02 Dover: 8.58 Dudley: 11.47 Ealing: -10.75 East Cambridgeshire: -10.63 East Devon: -5.67 East Hampshire: -11.61 East Hertfordshire: -14.43 East Lindsey: 17.13 East Riding of Yorkshire: -7.39 East Staffordshire: 0.17 East Suffolk: 6.17 Eastbourne: 3.77 Eastleigh: -7.83 Eden: -9.29 Elmbridge: -16.13 Enfield: -1.45 Epping Forest: -4.93 Epsom and Ewell: -16.41 Erewash: 5.22 Exeter: -7.00 Fareham: -11.21 Fenland: 11.15 Folkestone and Hythe: 8.15 Forest of Dean: -1.76 Fylde: -3.25 Gateshead: 15.28 Gedling: 0.22 Gloucester: 1.72 Gosport: 7.10 Gravesham: 5.94 Great Yarmouth: 24.81 Greenwich: 3.85 Guildford: -14.57 Hackney: 9.96 Halton: 21.03 Hambleton: -10.24 Hammersmith and Fulham: -11.48 Harborough: -13.54 Haringey: 0.91 Harlow: 11.45 Harrogate: -12.68 Harrow: -13.97 Hart: -20.36 Hartlepool: 25.11 Hastings: 17.05 Havant: 6.98 Havering: -8.02 Herefordshire, County of: 0.34 Hertsmere: -5.07 High Peak: -1.57 Hillingdon: -6.12 Hinckley and Bosworth: -3.83 Horsham: -13.65 Hounslow: -3.56 Huntingdonshire: -6.11 Hyndburn: 15.65 Ipswich: 12.90 Isle of Wight: 11.24 Isles of Scilly: -11.40 Islington: 5.32 Kensington and Chelsea: -14.31 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: 7.40 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 20.52 Kingston upon Thames: -20.10 Kirklees: 4.18 Knowsley: 26.75 Lambeth: -4.35 Lancaster: -1.07 Leeds: 0.49 Leicester: 5.12 Lewes: 0.11 Lewisham: 1.53 Lichfield: -6.52 Lincoln: 7.38 Liverpool: 17.52 Luton: 4.22 Maidstone: -0.16 Maldon: -0.54 Malvern Hills: -3.81 Manchester: 10.11 Mansfield: 16.90 Medway: 7.18 Melton: -8.20 Mendip: -4.10 Merton: -13.04 Mid Devon: -0.65 Mid Suffolk: -8.33 Mid Sussex: -14.87 Middlesbrough: 32.38 Milton Keynes: -3.10 Mole Valley: -14.12 New Forest: -5.02 Newark and Sherwood: 3.68 Newcastle upon Tyne: 7.96 Newcastle-under-Lyme: 2.74 Newham: -0.33 North Devon: 3.41 North East Derbyshire: 4.08 North East Lincolnshire: 19.11 North Hertfordshire: -8.31 North Kesteven: -7.00 North Lincolnshire: 8.94 North Norfolk: 1.26 North Northamptonshire: 4.23 North Somerset: -5.68 North Tyneside: 6.65 North Warwickshire: 6.57 North West Leicestershire: -4.01 Northumberland: 9.39 Norwich: 6.78 Nottingham: 12.38 Nuneaton and Bedworth: 13.22 Oadby and Wigston: -6.38 Oldham: 15.63 Oxford: -8.81 Pendle: 10.18 Peterborough: 11.88 Plymouth: 9.59 Portsmouth: 1.76 Preston: 8.01 Reading: -6.53 Redbridge: -11.86 Redcar and Cleveland: 27.60 Redditch: 8.34 Reigate and Banstead: -9.90 Ribble Valley: -16.23 Richmond upon Thames: -22.07 Richmondshire: -5.68 Rochdale: 18.92 Rochford: -10.39 Rossendale: 8.82 Rother: 5.16 Rotherham: 19.91 Rugby: -4.10 Runnymede: -10.40 Rushcliffe: -17.80 Rushmoor: -2.20 Rutland: -17.78 Ryedale: -10.97 Salford: 13.51 Sandwell: 16.42 Scarborough: 10.41 Sedgemoor: 4.20 Sefton: 9.35 Selby: -5.64 Sevenoaks: -6.01 Sheffield: 7.10 Shropshire: 0.14 Slough: -0.94 Solihull: 0.52 Somerset West and Taunton: 2.96 South Cambridgeshire: -15.05 South Derbyshire: -5.54 South Gloucestershire: -10.02 South Hams: -7.33 South Holland: 3.85 South Kesteven: -4.79 South Lakeland: -11.29 South Norfolk: -8.57 South Oxfordshire: -14.48 South Ribble: 0.40 South Somerset: 1.96 South Staffordshire: -4.63 South Tyneside: 18.74 Southampton: 5.38 Southend-on-Sea: 0.48 Southwark: -1.28 Spelthorne: -3.59 St Albans: -18.58 St. Helens: 19.53 Stafford: -3.86 Staffordshire Moorlands: -2.76 Stevenage: 5.68 Stockport: 0.81 Stockton-on-Tees: 13.24 Stoke-on-Trent: 23.38 Stratford-on-Avon: -10.16 Stroud: -11.41 Sunderland: 21.36 Surrey Heath: -10.81 Sutton: -6.37 Swale: 9.19 Swindon: 2.01 Tameside: 17.76 Tamworth: 12.76 Tandridge: -9.72 Teignbridge: -1.25 Telford and Wrekin: 15.16 Tendring: 14.38 Test Valley: -7.99 Tewkesbury: -8.79 Thanet: 14.88 Three Rivers: -14.68 Thurrock: -0.61 Tonbridge and Malling: -6.34 Torbay: 16.04 Torridge: 5.91 Tower Hamlets: -4.66 Trafford: -10.64 Tunbridge Wells: -7.94 Uttlesford: -16.44 Vale of White Horse: -11.98 Wakefield: 14.65 Walsall: 16.63 Waltham Forest: -1.26 Wandsworth: -17.09 Warrington: -3.94 Warwick: -12.24 Watford: -8.95 Waverley: -17.33 Wealden: -10.11 Welwyn Hatfield: -6.92 West Berkshire: -11.74 West Devon: -2.28 West Lancashire: -1.37 West Lindsey: 4.16 West Northamptonshire: -3.49 West Oxfordshire: -11.39 West Suffolk: -2.31 Westminster: -10.46 Wigan: 11.24 Wiltshire: -5.80 Winchester: -17.41 Windsor and Maidenhead: -15.49 Wirral: 13.86 Woking: -8.60 Wokingham: -23.78 Wolverhampton: 16.00 Worcester: -0.36 Worthing: -3.78 Wychavon: -2.30 Wyre: 5.52 Wyre Forest: 6.50 York: -14.79

Ranked Local Authorities for this Dataset

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Total score
01015202530355LiverpoolTamesideDoncasterHaltonSunderlandStoke-on-TrentGreat YarmouthHartlepoolKnowsleyRedcar and ClevelandBlackpoolMiddlesbroughBarnsleySouth TynesideRochdaleNorth East LincolnshireSt. HelensRotherhamBurnleyKingston upon Hull, City ofMiddlesbrough
Total score 32.4Blackpool
Total score 32.2Redcar and Cleveland
Total score 27.6Knowsley
Total score 26.8Hartlepool
Total score 25.1Great Yarmouth
Total score 24.8Stoke-on-Trent
Total score 23.4Sunderland
Total score 21.4Halton
Total score 21.0Doncaster
Total score 21.0Kingston upon Hull, City of
Total score 20.5Burnley
Total score 20.2Rotherham
Total score 19.9St. Helens
Total score 19.5North East Lincolnshire
Total score 19.1Rochdale
Total score 18.9South Tyneside
Total score 18.7Barnsley
Total score 18.5Tameside
Total score 17.8Liverpool
Total score 17.5

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton10.67
Bury4.32
Manchester10.11
Oldham15.63
Rochdale18.92
Salford13.51
Stockport0.81
Tameside17.76
Trafford-10.64
Wigan11.24
Liverpool City RegionHalton21.03
Wirral13.86
St. Helens19.53
Sefton9.35
Knowsley26.75
Liverpool17.52
North EastSunderland21.36
Gateshead15.28
County Durham13.71
South Tyneside18.74
West MidlandsBirmingham12.50
Coventry4.72
Dudley11.47
Solihull0.52
Walsall16.63
Wolverhampton16.00
Sandwell16.42
West YorkshireWakefield14.65
Bradford17.32
Calderdale8.23
Kirklees4.18
Leeds0.49

Weighted Scores (double)

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: -0.04 Allerdale: 0.17 Amber Valley: 0.12 Arun: 0.17 Ashfield: 0.78 Ashford: 0.17 Babergh: -0.23 Barking and Dagenham: 0.34 Barnet: -0.81 Barnsley: 0.99 Barrow-in-Furness: 0.73 Basildon: 0.36 Basingstoke and Deane: -0.20 Bassetlaw: 0.54 Bath and North East Somerset: -0.82 Bedford: -0.07 Bexley: -0.44 Birmingham: 0.65 Blaby: -0.40 Blackburn with Darwen: 0.71 Blackpool: 1.88 Bolsover: 0.72 Bolton: 0.53 Boston: 0.68 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: -0.14 Bracknell Forest: -0.64 Bradford: 0.90 Braintree: -0.06 Breckland: 0.32 Brent: -0.34 Brentwood: -0.70 Brighton and Hove: -0.25 Bristol, City of: -0.03 Broadland: -0.41 Bromley: -0.69 Bromsgrove: -0.50 Broxbourne: -0.14 Broxtowe: -0.25 Buckinghamshire: -0.62 Burnley: 1.13 Bury: 0.23 Calderdale: 0.39 Cambridge: -0.76 Camden: -0.41 Cannock Chase: 0.57 Canterbury: -0.27 Carlisle: 0.32 Castle Point: -0.17 Central Bedfordshire: -0.43 Charnwood: -0.59 Chelmsford: -0.60 Cheltenham: -0.50 Cherwell: -0.29 Cheshire East: -0.46 Cheshire West and Chester: -0.09 Chesterfield: 0.73 Chichester: -0.41 Chorley: -0.07 City of London: -1.64 Colchester: -0.19 Copeland: 0.15 Cornwall: 0.17 Cotswold: -0.79 County Durham: 0.79 Coventry: 0.25 Craven: -0.76 Crawley: 0.31 Croydon: -0.05 Dacorum: -0.32 Darlington: 0.88 Dartford: -0.06 Derby: 0.52 Derbyshire Dales: -0.52 Doncaster: 1.12 Dorset: 0.01 Dover: 0.56 Dudley: 0.62 Ealing: -0.67 East Cambridgeshire: -0.56 East Devon: -0.29 East Hampshire: -0.65 East Hertfordshire: -0.83 East Lindsey: 1.03 East Riding of Yorkshire: -0.44 East Staffordshire: 0.01 East Suffolk: 0.38 Eastbourne: 0.30 Eastleigh: -0.44 Eden: -0.55 Elmbridge: -0.93 Enfield: -0.17 Epping Forest: -0.35 Epsom and Ewell: -0.94 Erewash: 0.32 Exeter: -0.44 Fareham: -0.63 Fenland: 0.71 Folkestone and Hythe: 0.57 Forest of Dean: -0.08 Fylde: -0.16 Gateshead: 0.85 Gedling: 0.02 Gloucester: 0.10 Gosport: 0.48 Gravesham: 0.37 Great Yarmouth: 1.42 Greenwich: 0.24 Guildford: -0.86 Hackney: 0.44 Halton: 1.16 Hambleton: -0.55 Hammersmith and Fulham: -0.73 Harborough: -0.79 Haringey: 0.01 Harlow: 0.62 Harrogate: -0.68 Harrow: -0.88 Hart: -1.12 Hartlepool: 1.38 Hastings: 1.04 Havant: 0.42 Havering: -0.52 Herefordshire, County of: 0.07 Hertsmere: -0.34 High Peak: -0.07 Hillingdon: -0.40 Hinckley and Bosworth: -0.19 Horsham: -0.75 Hounslow: -0.22 Huntingdonshire: -0.31 Hyndburn: 0.86 Ipswich: 0.73 Isle of Wight: 0.80 Isles of Scilly: -0.96 Islington: 0.26 Kensington and Chelsea: -0.95 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: 0.52 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 1.07 Kingston upon Thames: -1.11 Kirklees: 0.17 Knowsley: 1.53 Lambeth: -0.29 Lancaster: -0.05 Leeds: 0.01 Leicester: 0.19 Lewes: 0.11 Lewisham: 0.12 Lichfield: -0.35 Lincoln: 0.40 Liverpool: 0.96 Luton: 0.22 Maidstone: -0.01 Maldon: -0.04 Malvern Hills: -0.20 Manchester: 0.49 Mansfield: 0.96 Medway: 0.44 Melton: -0.45 Mendip: -0.18 Merton: -0.69 Mid Devon: -0.03 Mid Suffolk: -0.44 Mid Sussex: -0.82 Middlesbrough: 1.63 Milton Keynes: -0.18 Mole Valley: -0.75 New Forest: -0.25 Newark and Sherwood: 0.23 Newcastle upon Tyne: 0.31 Newcastle-under-Lyme: 0.11 Newham: -0.17 North Devon: 0.28 North East Derbyshire: 0.26 North East Lincolnshire: 1.04 North Hertfordshire: -0.40 North Kesteven: -0.37 North Lincolnshire: 0.52 North Norfolk: 0.21 North Northamptonshire: 0.20 North Somerset: -0.33 North Tyneside: 0.38 North Warwickshire: 0.29 North West Leicestershire: -0.20 Northumberland: 0.56 Norwich: 0.38 Nottingham: 0.53 Nuneaton and Bedworth: 0.71 Oadby and Wigston: -0.34 Oldham: 0.83 Oxford: -0.55 Pendle: 0.55 Peterborough: 0.63 Plymouth: 0.56 Portsmouth: 0.09 Preston: 0.37 Reading: -0.34 Redbridge: -0.79 Redcar and Cleveland: 1.46 Redditch: 0.48 Reigate and Banstead: -0.54 Ribble Valley: -0.93 Richmond upon Thames: -1.25 Richmondshire: -0.31 Rochdale: 0.97 Rochford: -0.57 Rossendale: 0.49 Rother: 0.36 Rotherham: 1.15 Rugby: -0.23 Runnymede: -0.61 Rushcliffe: -1.03 Rushmoor: -0.10 Rutland: -0.97 Ryedale: -0.58 Salford: 0.76 Sandwell: 0.84 Scarborough: 0.64 Sedgemoor: 0.24 Sefton: 0.59 Selby: -0.34 Sevenoaks: -0.35 Sheffield: 0.40 Shropshire: -0.03 Slough: -0.16 Solihull: 0.05 Somerset West and Taunton: 0.14 South Cambridgeshire: -0.83 South Derbyshire: -0.30 South Gloucestershire: -0.57 South Hams: -0.35 South Holland: 0.23 South Kesteven: -0.22 South Lakeland: -0.62 South Norfolk: -0.44 South Oxfordshire: -0.79 South Ribble: -0.02 South Somerset: 0.11 South Staffordshire: -0.29 South Tyneside: 1.11 Southampton: 0.31 Southend-on-Sea: 0.05 Southwark: -0.12 Spelthorne: -0.19 St Albans: -1.04 St. Helens: 1.14 Stafford: -0.22 Staffordshire Moorlands: -0.22 Stevenage: 0.37 Stockport: 0.07 Stockton-on-Tees: 0.74 Stoke-on-Trent: 1.23 Stratford-on-Avon: -0.56 Stroud: -0.59 Sunderland: 1.20 Surrey Heath: -0.65 Sutton: -0.45 Swale: 0.65 Swindon: 0.14 Tameside: 0.95 Tamworth: 0.70 Tandridge: -0.51 Teignbridge: -0.02 Telford and Wrekin: 0.85 Tendring: 0.94 Test Valley: -0.44 Tewkesbury: -0.48 Thanet: 0.98 Three Rivers: -0.83 Thurrock: -0.07 Tonbridge and Malling: -0.32 Torbay: 0.93 Torridge: 0.42 Tower Hamlets: -0.34 Trafford: -0.63 Tunbridge Wells: -0.43 Uttlesford: -0.94 Vale of White Horse: -0.63 Wakefield: 0.78 Walsall: 0.90 Waltham Forest: -0.15 Wandsworth: -0.94 Warrington: -0.21 Warwick: -0.72 Watford: -0.51 Waverley: -0.93 Wealden: -0.52 Welwyn Hatfield: -0.43 West Berkshire: -0.59 West Devon: -0.04 West Lancashire: -0.09 West Lindsey: 0.28 West Northamptonshire: -0.21 West Oxfordshire: -0.58 West Suffolk: -0.06 Westminster: -0.71 Wigan: 0.63 Wiltshire: -0.23 Winchester: -0.96 Windsor and Maidenhead: -0.88 Wirral: 0.90 Woking: -0.48 Wokingham: -1.32 Wolverhampton: 0.85 Worcester: -0.02 Worthing: -0.14 Wychavon: -0.12 Wyre: 0.29 Wyre Forest: 0.38 York: -0.85

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Weighted score
012ThanetBarnsleyRotherhamHaltonSunderlandStoke-on-TrentHartlepoolGreat YarmouthRedcar and ClevelandKnowsleyMiddlesbroughBlackpoolEast LindseyHastingsNorth East LincolnshireKingston upon Hull, City ofSouth TynesideDoncasterBurnleySt. HelensBlackpool
Weighted score 1.9Middlesbrough
Weighted score 1.6Knowsley
Weighted score 1.5Redcar and Cleveland
Weighted score 1.5Great Yarmouth
Weighted score 1.4Hartlepool
Weighted score 1.4Stoke-on-Trent
Weighted score 1.2Sunderland
Weighted score 1.2Halton
Weighted score 1.2Rotherham
Weighted score 1.1St. Helens
Weighted score 1.1Burnley
Weighted score 1.1Doncaster
Weighted score 1.1South Tyneside
Weighted score 1.1Kingston upon Hull, City of
Weighted score 1.1North East Lincolnshire
Weighted score 1.0Hastings
Weighted score 1.0East Lindsey
Weighted score 1.0Barnsley
Weighted score 1.0Thanet
Weighted score 1.0

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton0.53
Bury0.23
Manchester0.49
Oldham0.83
Rochdale0.97
Salford0.76
Stockport0.07
Tameside0.95
Trafford-0.63
Wigan0.63
Liverpool City RegionHalton1.16
Wirral0.90
St. Helens1.14
Sefton0.59
Knowsley1.53
Liverpool0.96
North EastSunderland1.20
Gateshead0.85
County Durham0.79
South Tyneside1.11
West MidlandsBirmingham0.65
Coventry0.25
Dudley0.62
Solihull0.05
Walsall0.90
Wolverhampton0.85
Sandwell0.84
West YorkshireWakefield0.78
Bradford0.90
Calderdale0.39
Kirklees0.17
Leeds0.01

Children in Poverty

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: -0.40 Allerdale: -0.33 Amber Valley: 0.69 Arun: -0.11 Ashfield: 1.68 Ashford: -0.18 Babergh: -0.67 Barking and Dagenham: 0.87 Barnet: -0.75 Barnsley: 0.33 Barrow-in-Furness: -0.21 Basildon: -0.40 Basingstoke and Deane: -0.91 Bassetlaw: 1.52 Bath and North East Somerset: -0.97 Bedford: -0.43 Bexley: -0.57 Birmingham: 2.97 Blaby: -0.13 Blackburn with Darwen: 2.01 Blackpool: 0.87 Bolsover: 1.68 Bolton: 1.85 Boston: 1.94 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: -0.36 Bracknell Forest: -1.04 Bradford: 2.53 Braintree: -0.72 Breckland: -0.28 Brent: 0.18 Brentwood: -1.16 Brighton and Hove: -0.48 Bristol, City of: 0.53 Broadland: -1.01 Bromley: -1.08 Bromsgrove: -0.70 Broxbourne: -0.74 Broxtowe: 0.47 Buckinghamshire: -0.65 Burnley: 1.84 Bury: 0.36 Calderdale: 0.55 Cambridge: -1.06 Camden: 0.45 Cannock Chase: 0.60 Canterbury: -0.19 Carlisle: -0.26 Castle Point: -0.64 Central Bedfordshire: -1.04 Charnwood: 0.30 Chelmsford: -1.16 Cheltenham: -0.40 Cherwell: -0.74 Cheshire East: -0.84 Cheshire West and Chester: -0.65 Chesterfield: 1.31 Chichester: -0.50 Chorley: -0.70 City of London: 4.22 Colchester: -0.75 Copeland: -0.47 Cornwall: 0.50 Cotswold: -0.97 County Durham: 1.18 Coventry: 1.26 Craven: -0.80 Crawley: 0.31 Croydon: -0.28 Dacorum: -1.06 Darlington: 1.11 Dartford: -0.47 Derby: 2.45 Derbyshire Dales: 0.01 Doncaster: 0.77 Dorset: -0.31 Dover: 0.33 Dudley: 1.23 Ealing: -0.28 East Cambridgeshire: -1.19 East Devon: -0.31 East Hampshire: -0.89 East Hertfordshire: -1.46 East Lindsey: 2.02 East Riding of Yorkshire: -0.43 East Staffordshire: 0.89 East Suffolk: -0.43 Eastbourne: 0.04 Eastleigh: -0.87 Eden: -0.50 Elmbridge: -1.55 Enfield: -0.30 Epping Forest: -0.86 Epsom and Ewell: -1.40 Erewash: 0.55 Exeter: -0.33 Fareham: -0.99 Fenland: 0.18 Folkestone and Hythe: 0.26 Forest of Dean: 0.09 Fylde: -0.65 Gateshead: 0.94 Gedling: 0.48 Gloucester: 0.30 Gosport: 0.08 Gravesham: 0.19 Great Yarmouth: 0.30 Greenwich: 0.21 Guildford: -1.23 Hackney: 0.77 Halton: -0.03 Hambleton: -0.91 Hammersmith and Fulham: -0.60 Harborough: -0.58 Haringey: 0.08 Harlow: -0.23 Harrogate: -1.35 Harrow: -0.26 Hart: -1.46 Hartlepool: 1.31 Hastings: 0.62 Havant: 0.28 Havering: -0.43 Herefordshire, County of: 0.04 Hertsmere: -1.14 High Peak: 0.11 Hillingdon: -0.23 Hinckley and Bosworth: 0.30 Horsham: -1.04 Hounslow: -0.18 Huntingdonshire: -0.96 Hyndburn: 2.09 Ipswich: 0.62 Isle of Wight: 0.50 Isles of Scilly: -0.87 Islington: 0.06 Kensington and Chelsea: -1.02 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: -0.14 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 1.29 Kingston upon Thames: -1.18 Kirklees: 1.04 Knowsley: 0.30 Lambeth: 0.08 Lancaster: -0.31 Leeds: 0.48 Leicester: 3.61 Lewes: -0.58 Lewisham: -0.13 Lichfield: -0.47 Lincoln: 1.87 Liverpool: 1.06 Luton: 1.36 Maidstone: -0.35 Maldon: -0.77 Malvern Hills: -0.36 Manchester: 1.84 Mansfield: 1.57 Medway: 0.11 Melton: 0.11 Mendip: -0.31 Merton: -0.57 Mid Devon: -0.04 Mid Suffolk: -0.86 Mid Sussex: -1.23 Middlesbrough: 3.02 Milton Keynes: -0.04 Mole Valley: -1.24 New Forest: -0.60 Newark and Sherwood: 0.96 Newcastle upon Tyne: 1.72 Newcastle-under-Lyme: 0.47 Newham: 0.91 North Devon: 0.40 North East Derbyshire: 0.63 North East Lincolnshire: 0.57 North Hertfordshire: -1.14 North Kesteven: -0.01 North Lincolnshire: 0.38 North Norfolk: -0.18 North Northamptonshire: 0.58 North Somerset: -0.60 North Tyneside: 0.41 North Warwickshire: 0.11 North West Leicestershire: 0.26 Northumberland: 0.62 Norwich: 0.62 Nottingham: 3.38 Nuneaton and Bedworth: 0.28 Oadby and Wigston: 0.50 Oldham: 2.53 Oxford: -0.38 Pendle: 2.50 Peterborough: 0.79 Plymouth: 0.36 Portsmouth: 0.57 Preston: 0.67 Reading: -0.35 Redbridge: -0.09 Redcar and Cleveland: 1.36 Redditch: 0.38 Reigate and Banstead: -1.14 Ribble Valley: -0.96 Richmond upon Thames: -1.65 Richmondshire: -0.80 Rochdale: 1.48 Rochford: -1.13 Rossendale: 0.33 Rother: 0.09 Rotherham: 0.67 Rugby: -0.75 Runnymede: -0.94 Rushcliffe: -0.84 Rushmoor: -0.77 Rutland: -0.67 Ryedale: -0.65 Salford: 0.53 Sandwell: 2.40 Scarborough: 0.11 Sedgemoor: 0.13 Sefton: -0.26 Selby: -0.82 Sevenoaks: -0.84 Sheffield: 0.87 Shropshire: 0.08 Slough: 0.48 Solihull: -0.52 Somerset West and Taunton: -0.09 South Cambridgeshire: -1.43 South Derbyshire: 0.35 South Gloucestershire: -0.77 South Hams: -0.36 South Holland: 1.19 South Kesteven: 0.43 South Lakeland: -0.80 South Norfolk: -0.99 South Oxfordshire: -1.24 South Ribble: -0.70 South Somerset: -0.08 South Staffordshire: -0.19 South Tyneside: 1.41 Southampton: 0.65 Southend-on-Sea: -0.52 Southwark: 0.13 Spelthorne: -0.92 St Albans: -1.45 St. Helens: 0.03 Stafford: -0.26 Staffordshire Moorlands: -0.13 Stevenage: -0.55 Stockport: -0.55 Stockton-on-Tees: 0.85 Stoke-on-Trent: 2.55 Stratford-on-Avon: -0.86 Stroud: -0.52 Sunderland: 1.31 Surrey Heath: -1.19 Sutton: -0.96 Swale: -0.01 Swindon: -0.25 Tameside: 0.58 Tamworth: 0.21 Tandridge: -1.16 Teignbridge: -0.11 Telford and Wrekin: 0.65 Tendring: -0.14 Test Valley: -0.97 Tewkesbury: -0.57 Thanet: 0.70 Three Rivers: -1.40 Thurrock: -0.31 Tonbridge and Malling: -0.74 Torbay: 0.41 Torridge: 0.69 Tower Hamlets: 1.33 Trafford: -0.87 Tunbridge Wells: -0.91 Uttlesford: -1.38 Vale of White Horse: -1.23 Wakefield: 0.03 Walsall: 2.16 Waltham Forest: 0.48 Wandsworth: -0.77 Warrington: -0.62 Warwick: -1.04 Watford: -0.87 Waverley: -1.38 Wealden: -0.55 Welwyn Hatfield: -1.08 West Berkshire: -1.06 West Devon: 0.03 West Lancashire: -0.28 West Lindsey: 1.04 West Northamptonshire: 0.38 West Oxfordshire: -1.06 West Suffolk: -0.97 Westminster: -0.40 Wigan: -0.01 Wiltshire: -0.72 Winchester: -1.13 Windsor and Maidenhead: -1.23 Wirral: -0.23 Woking: -0.87 Wokingham: -1.43 Wolverhampton: 2.06 Worcester: 0.47 Worthing: -0.50 Wychavon: -0.35 Wyre: -0.42 Wyre Forest: 0.55 York: -0.91

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
012345BurnleyBoltonDerbyPendleOldhamBradfordStoke-on-TrentBirminghamMiddlesbroughNottinghamLeicesterCity of LondonLincolnBostonBlackburn with DarwenEast LindseyWolverhamptonHyndburnWalsallSandwellCity of London
Standardised score 4.2Leicester
Standardised score 3.6Nottingham
Standardised score 3.4Middlesbrough
Standardised score 3.0Birmingham
Standardised score 3.0Stoke-on-Trent
Standardised score 2.5Bradford
Standardised score 2.5Oldham
Standardised score 2.5Pendle
Standardised score 2.5Derby
Standardised score 2.4Sandwell
Standardised score 2.4Walsall
Standardised score 2.2Hyndburn
Standardised score 2.1Wolverhampton
Standardised score 2.1East Lindsey
Standardised score 2.0Blackburn with Darwen
Standardised score 2.0Boston
Standardised score 1.9Lincoln
Standardised score 1.9Bolton
Standardised score 1.9Burnley
Standardised score 1.8

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton1.85
Bury0.36
Manchester1.84
Oldham2.53
Rochdale1.48
Salford0.53
Stockport-0.55
Tameside0.58
Trafford-0.87
Wigan-0.01
Liverpool City RegionHalton-0.03
Wirral-0.23
St. Helens0.03
Sefton-0.26
Knowsley0.30
Liverpool1.06
North EastSunderland1.31
Gateshead0.94
County Durham1.18
South Tyneside1.41
West MidlandsBirmingham2.97
Coventry1.26
Dudley1.23
Solihull-0.52
Walsall2.16
Wolverhampton2.06
Sandwell2.40
West YorkshireWakefield0.03
Bradford2.53
Calderdale0.55
Kirklees1.04
Leeds0.48

Children Looked After

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Barking and Dagenham: -0.42 Barnet: -1.20 Barnsley: -0.28 Bath and North East Somerset: -0.70 Bedford: -0.42 Bexley: -1.09 Birmingham: -0.20 Blackburn with Darwen: 0.47 Blackpool: 3.83 Bolton: -0.09 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: -0.39 Bracknell Forest: -0.86 Bradford: 0.64 Brent: -0.92 Brighton and Hove: 0.05 Bristol, City of: -0.14 Bromley: -0.98 Buckinghamshire: -1.09 Bury: 0.05 Calderdale: -0.14 Camden: -0.78 Central Bedfordshire: -0.81 Cheshire East: -0.36 Cheshire West and Chester: -0.09 City of London: 2.03 Cornwall: -0.89 County Durham: 0.53 Coventry: 0.39 Croydon: -0.53 Darlington: 1.19 Derby: 0.75 Doncaster: 0.33 Dorset: -0.34 Dudley: 0.14 Ealing: -1.09 East Riding of Yorkshire: -0.75 Enfield: -0.92 Gateshead: 1.25 Greenwich: -0.28 Hackney: -0.20 Halton: 1.50 Hammersmith and Fulham: -0.34 Haringey: -0.25 Harrow: -1.34 Hartlepool: 2.08 Havering: -0.98 Herefordshire, County of: 0.89 Hillingdon: -0.64 Hounslow: -0.98 Isle of Wight: 1.00 Isles of Scilly: -2.23 Islington: 0.69 Kensington and Chelsea: -1.00 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 1.94 Kingston upon Thames: -1.23 Kirklees: -0.50 Knowsley: 0.22 Lambeth: -0.20 Leeds: -0.00 Leicester: -0.25 Lewisham: -0.22 Liverpool: 2.55 Luton: -0.42 Manchester: 0.80 Medway: -0.31 Merton: -1.50 Middlesbrough: 1.94 Milton Keynes: -0.78 Newcastle upon Tyne: 1.00 Newham: -0.81 North East Lincolnshire: 2.94 North Lincolnshire: -0.67 North Northamptonshire: -0.39 North Somerset: -0.95 North Tyneside: 0.11 Northumberland: -0.20 Nottingham: 0.80 Oldham: 0.19 Peterborough: -0.39 Plymouth: 0.41 Portsmouth: 0.36 Reading: -0.45 Redbridge: -1.20 Redcar and Cleveland: 1.25 Richmond upon Thames: -1.42 Rochdale: 0.58 Rotherham: 0.53 Rutland: -1.36 Salford: 0.41 Sandwell: 0.50 Sefton: 0.91 Sheffield: -0.59 Shropshire: 0.66 Slough: -0.75 Solihull: 0.91 South Gloucestershire: -1.03 South Tyneside: 0.44 Southampton: 0.94 Southend-on-Sea: 0.16 Southwark: -0.03 St. Helens: 1.33 Stockport: -0.22 Stockton-on-Tees: 1.47 Stoke-on-Trent: 2.64 Sunderland: 0.61 Sutton: -0.89 Swindon: -0.42 Tameside: 1.39 Telford and Wrekin: 0.61 Thurrock: -0.36 Torbay: 1.05 Tower Hamlets: -0.78 Trafford: -0.39 Wakefield: 0.22 Walsall: 0.47 Waltham Forest: -0.75 Wandsworth: -1.09 Warrington: -0.09 West Berkshire: -0.89 West Northamptonshire: -0.22 Westminster: -0.67 Wigan: 0.28 Wiltshire: -1.09 Windsor and Maidenhead: -1.17 Wirral: 1.11 Wokingham: -1.31 Wolverhampton: 0.11 York: -0.00

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
01234SouthamptonIsle of WightStockton-on-TeesHaltonMiddlesbroughKingston upon Hull, City ofCity of LondonHartlepoolLiverpoolStoke-on-TrentNorth East LincolnshireBlackpoolNewcastle upon TyneTorbayWirralDarlingtonRedcar and ClevelandGatesheadSt. HelensTamesideBlackpool
Standardised score 3.8North East Lincolnshire
Standardised score 2.9Stoke-on-Trent
Standardised score 2.6Liverpool
Standardised score 2.6Hartlepool
Standardised score 2.1City of London
Standardised score 2.0Kingston upon Hull, City of
Standardised score 1.9Middlesbrough
Standardised score 1.9Halton
Standardised score 1.5Stockton-on-Tees
Standardised score 1.5Tameside
Standardised score 1.4St. Helens
Standardised score 1.3Gateshead
Standardised score 1.2Redcar and Cleveland
Standardised score 1.2Darlington
Standardised score 1.2Wirral
Standardised score 1.1Torbay
Standardised score 1.1Newcastle upon Tyne
Standardised score 1.0Isle of Wight
Standardised score 1.0Southampton
Standardised score 0.9

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton-0.09
Bury0.05
Manchester0.80
Oldham0.19
Rochdale0.58
Salford0.41
Stockport-0.22
Tameside1.39
Trafford-0.39
Wigan0.28
Liverpool City RegionHalton1.50
Wirral1.11
St. Helens1.33
Sefton0.91
Knowsley0.22
Liverpool2.55
North EastSunderland0.61
Gateshead1.25
County Durham0.53
South Tyneside0.44
West MidlandsBirmingham-0.20
Coventry0.39
Dudley0.14
Solihull0.91
Walsall0.47
Wolverhampton0.11
Sandwell0.50
West YorkshireWakefield0.22
Bradford0.64
Calderdale-0.14
Kirklees-0.50
Leeds0

Disability (all ages)

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: -0.09 Allerdale: 0.48 Amber Valley: 0.31 Arun: -0.32 Ashfield: 1.63 Ashford: -0.27 Babergh: -0.84 Barking and Dagenham: 0.94 Barnet: -0.56 Barnsley: 1.86 Barrow-in-Furness: 1.40 Basildon: 0.14 Basingstoke and Deane: -0.96 Bassetlaw: 0.77 Bath and North East Somerset: -0.79 Bedford: -0.44 Bexley: -0.44 Birmingham: 1.29 Blaby: -0.73 Blackburn with Darwen: 1.81 Blackpool: 2.67 Bolsover: 1.86 Bolton: 1.12 Boston: 0.14 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: -0.04 Bracknell Forest: -1.19 Bradford: 0.94 Braintree: -0.44 Breckland: -0.04 Brent: -0.15 Brentwood: -1.13 Brighton and Hove: 0.37 Bristol, City of: 0.54 Broadland: -0.56 Bromley: -0.96 Bromsgrove: -0.73 Broxbourne: -0.61 Broxtowe: -0.04 Buckinghamshire: -1.36 Burnley: 1.75 Bury: 0.65 Calderdale: 0.42 Cambridge: -0.67 Camden: 0.54 Cannock Chase: 0.94 Canterbury: 0.19 Carlisle: 0.25 Castle Point: -0.32 Central Bedfordshire: -0.90 Charnwood: -0.56 Chelmsford: -1.13 Cheltenham: -0.90 Cherwell: -1.02 Cheshire East: -0.50 Cheshire West and Chester: 0.02 Chesterfield: 1.46 Chichester: -1.13 Chorley: 0.19 City of London: -2.00 Colchester: -0.32 Copeland: 1.00 Cornwall: 0.42 Cotswold: -1.42 County Durham: 1.75 Coventry: 0.60 Craven: -1.07 Crawley: -0.21 Croydon: -0.21 Dacorum: -0.79 Darlington: 0.60 Dartford: -0.44 Derby: 0.83 Derbyshire Dales: -0.79 Doncaster: 1.23 Dorset: -0.50 Dover: 0.71 Dudley: 0.54 Ealing: -0.32 East Cambridgeshire: -0.90 East Devon: -0.61 East Hampshire: -1.25 East Hertfordshire: -1.42 East Lindsey: 1.46 East Riding of Yorkshire: -0.38 East Staffordshire: -0.32 East Suffolk: 0.08 Eastbourne: 0.60 Eastleigh: -0.79 Eden: -0.96 Elmbridge: -1.71 Enfield: -0.04 Epping Forest: -0.90 Epsom and Ewell: -1.48 Erewash: 0.37 Exeter: -0.04 Fareham: -1.07 Fenland: 0.60 Folkestone and Hythe: 0.83 Forest of Dean: -0.15 Fylde: 0.14 Gateshead: 1.46 Gedling: 0.14 Gloucester: 0.02 Gosport: 0.19 Gravesham: -0.04 Great Yarmouth: 1.35 Greenwich: 0.60 Guildford: -1.48 Hackney: 1.29 Halton: 2.10 Hambleton: -0.96 Hammersmith and Fulham: 0.02 Harborough: -1.30 Haringey: 0.31 Harlow: 0.08 Harrogate: -1.13 Harrow: -0.84 Hart: -1.82 Hartlepool: 2.27 Hastings: 1.40 Havant: 0.14 Havering: -0.44 Herefordshire, County of: -0.38 Hertsmere: -0.84 High Peak: -0.21 Hillingdon: -0.50 Hinckley and Bosworth: -0.50 Horsham: -1.36 Hounslow: -0.32 Huntingdonshire: -0.73 Hyndburn: 1.58 Ipswich: 0.25 Isle of Wight: 0.83 Isles of Scilly: -1.94 Islington: 1.52 Kensington and Chelsea: -0.56 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: 0.19 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 1.69 Kingston upon Thames: -0.96 Kirklees: 0.37 Knowsley: 3.25 Lambeth: 0.25 Lancaster: 0.48 Leeds: 0.14 Leicester: 0.83 Lewes: -0.04 Lewisham: 0.31 Lichfield: -0.44 Lincoln: 1.06 Liverpool: 3.08 Luton: 0.19 Maidstone: -0.61 Maldon: -0.67 Malvern Hills: -0.56 Manchester: 2.33 Mansfield: 1.69 Medway: 0.25 Melton: -0.96 Mendip: -0.61 Merton: -0.84 Mid Devon: -0.44 Mid Suffolk: -0.90 Mid Sussex: -1.36 Middlesbrough: 1.98 Milton Keynes: -0.27 Mole Valley: -1.36 New Forest: -0.73 Newark and Sherwood: 0.42 Newcastle upon Tyne: 1.35 Newcastle-under-Lyme: 0.54 Newham: 1.00 North Devon: -0.09 North East Derbyshire: 0.65 North East Lincolnshire: 0.94 North Hertfordshire: -0.90 North Kesteven: -0.27 North Lincolnshire: 0.48 North Norfolk: 0.14 North Northamptonshire: 0.02 North Somerset: -0.21 North Tyneside: 0.71 North Warwickshire: 0.14 North West Leicestershire: -0.32 Northumberland: 0.54 Norwich: 0.94 Nottingham: 1.75 Nuneaton and Bedworth: 0.65 Oadby and Wigston: -0.50 Oldham: 1.23 Oxford: -0.67 Pendle: 0.77 Peterborough: 0.31 Plymouth: 1.35 Portsmouth: 0.42 Preston: 1.00 Reading: -0.67 Redbridge: -0.38 Redcar and Cleveland: 1.58 Redditch: 0.19 Reigate and Banstead: -1.07 Ribble Valley: -1.13 Richmond upon Thames: -1.48 Richmondshire: -0.84 Rochdale: 1.40 Rochford: -0.96 Rossendale: 0.94 Rother: 0.08 Rotherham: 1.46 Rugby: -0.67 Runnymede: -1.02 Rushcliffe: -1.02 Rushmoor: -0.79 Rutland: -1.42 Ryedale: -1.02 Salford: 1.69 Sandwell: 1.46 Scarborough: 0.60 Sedgemoor: -0.04 Sefton: 1.46 Selby: -0.67 Sevenoaks: -1.07 Sheffield: 1.00 Shropshire: -0.38 Slough: -0.21 Solihull: -0.21 Somerset West and Taunton: -0.27 South Cambridgeshire: -1.30 South Derbyshire: -0.21 South Gloucestershire: -0.61 South Hams: -0.38 South Holland: -0.09 South Kesteven: -0.44 South Lakeland: -1.02 South Norfolk: -0.67 South Oxfordshire: -1.54 South Ribble: -0.09 South Somerset: -0.56 South Staffordshire: -0.32 South Tyneside: 1.81 Southampton: 0.48 Southend-on-Sea: 0.25 Southwark: 0.48 Spelthorne: -0.96 St Albans: -1.48 St. Helens: 1.98 Stafford: -0.38 Staffordshire Moorlands: 0.02 Stevenage: 0.14 Stockport: 0.14 Stockton-on-Tees: 1.00 Stoke-on-Trent: 1.81 Stratford-on-Avon: -1.19 Stroud: -0.90 Sunderland: 2.21 Surrey Heath: -1.48 Sutton: -0.56 Swale: 0.65 Swindon: -0.27 Tameside: 1.29 Tamworth: 0.42 Tandridge: -1.07 Teignbridge: -0.09 Telford and Wrekin: 1.00 Tendring: 1.35 Test Valley: -1.02 Tewkesbury: -1.07 Thanet: 1.35 Three Rivers: -1.25 Thurrock: -0.09 Tonbridge and Malling: -0.84 Torbay: 1.46 Torridge: 0.25 Tower Hamlets: 1.75 Trafford: -0.21 Tunbridge Wells: -1.07 Uttlesford: -1.59 Vale of White Horse: -1.36 Wakefield: 1.17 Walsall: 1.17 Waltham Forest: 0.19 Wandsworth: -0.50 Warrington: 0.19 Warwick: -1.02 Watford: -0.67 Waverley: -1.54 Wealden: -0.90 Welwyn Hatfield: -0.79 West Berkshire: -1.30 West Devon: -0.04 West Lancashire: 0.65 West Lindsey: 0.25 West Northamptonshire: -0.61 West Oxfordshire: -1.30 West Suffolk: -0.73 Westminster: 0.25 Wigan: 1.17 Wiltshire: -0.79 Winchester: -1.30 Windsor and Maidenhead: -1.54 Wirral: 1.86 Woking: -1.13 Wokingham: -1.71 Wolverhampton: 0.94 Worcester: -0.21 Worthing: -0.09 Wychavon: -0.73 Wyre: 0.83 Wyre Forest: 0.31 York: -0.84

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
01234MansfieldTower HamletsBarnsleyMiddlesbroughSt. HelensHaltonSunderlandHartlepoolManchesterBlackpoolLiverpoolKnowsleyBurnleyCounty DurhamNottinghamStoke-on-TrentBlackburn with DarwenSouth TynesideBolsoverWirralKnowsley
Standardised score 3.2Liverpool
Standardised score 3.1Blackpool
Standardised score 2.7Manchester
Standardised score 2.3Hartlepool
Standardised score 2.3Sunderland
Standardised score 2.2Halton
Standardised score 2.1St. Helens
Standardised score 2.0Middlesbrough
Standardised score 2.0Barnsley
Standardised score 1.9Wirral
Standardised score 1.9Bolsover
Standardised score 1.9South Tyneside
Standardised score 1.8Blackburn with Darwen
Standardised score 1.8Stoke-on-Trent
Standardised score 1.8Nottingham
Standardised score 1.7County Durham
Standardised score 1.7Burnley
Standardised score 1.7Tower Hamlets
Standardised score 1.7Mansfield
Standardised score 1.7

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton1.12
Bury0.65
Manchester2.33
Oldham1.23
Rochdale1.40
Salford1.69
Stockport0.14
Tameside1.29
Trafford-0.21
Wigan1.17
Liverpool City RegionHalton2.10
Wirral1.86
St. Helens1.98
Sefton1.46
Knowsley3.25
Liverpool3.08
North EastSunderland2.21
Gateshead1.46
County Durham1.75
South Tyneside1.81
West MidlandsBirmingham1.29
Coventry0.60
Dudley0.54
Solihull-0.21
Walsall1.17
Wolverhampton0.94
Sandwell1.46
West YorkshireWakefield1.17
Bradford0.94
Calderdale0.42
Kirklees0.37
Leeds0.14

Disability (under 25)

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: 0.57 Allerdale: 0.05 Amber Valley: 0.49 Arun: 0.39 Ashfield: 1.34 Ashford: 0.54 Babergh: -0.24 Barking and Dagenham: -1.70 Barnet: -1.95 Barnsley: 0.81 Barrow-in-Furness: 0.84 Basildon: 0.35 Basingstoke and Deane: -0.03 Bassetlaw: -0.16 Bath and North East Somerset: 0.56 Bedford: -0.62 Bexley: -0.68 Birmingham: -0.23 Blaby: -0.65 Blackburn with Darwen: -0.69 Blackpool: 1.77 Bolsover: 0.63 Bolton: -0.69 Boston: -0.62 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: 0.47 Bracknell Forest: -0.23 Bradford: -0.70 Braintree: 0.61 Breckland: 0.57 Brent: -2.32 Brentwood: -1.10 Brighton and Hove: 2.24 Bristol, City of: 0.63 Broadland: 0.24 Bromley: -0.91 Bromsgrove: -0.81 Broxbourne: -0.90 Broxtowe: 0.29 Buckinghamshire: -0.89 Burnley: 0.25 Bury: 0.04 Calderdale: -0.44 Cambridge: -0.08 Camden: -0.55 Cannock Chase: 0.35 Canterbury: 2.21 Carlisle: -0.42 Castle Point: -0.40 Central Bedfordshire: -0.22 Charnwood: -0.05 Chelmsford: -0.62 Cheltenham: -0.34 Cherwell: -0.47 Cheshire East: -0.29 Cheshire West and Chester: 0.72 Chesterfield: 1.44 Chichester: -0.22 Chorley: -0.37 City of London: -1.52 Colchester: 0.80 Copeland: 0.65 Cornwall: 1.05 Cotswold: -1.24 County Durham: 1.62 Coventry: -0.21 Craven: -0.58 Crawley: -0.42 Croydon: -1.05 Dacorum: -0.18 Darlington: 0.60 Dartford: -0.25 Derby: 0.34 Derbyshire Dales: -0.15 Doncaster: -0.05 Dorset: 1.09 Dover: 1.78 Dudley: 0.05 Ealing: -2.18 East Cambridgeshire: -0.44 East Devon: 0.55 East Hampshire: -0.59 East Hertfordshire: -1.16 East Lindsey: 2.00 East Riding of Yorkshire: -0.76 East Staffordshire: -0.80 East Suffolk: 1.14 Eastbourne: 1.60 Eastleigh: -0.07 Eden: -1.41 Elmbridge: -1.48 Enfield: -1.95 Epping Forest: -1.48 Epsom and Ewell: -1.33 Erewash: 0.69 Exeter: 1.52 Fareham: -0.49 Fenland: 0.78 Folkestone and Hythe: 2.20 Forest of Dean: -0.31 Fylde: -0.05 Gateshead: 0.58 Gedling: 0.34 Gloucester: -0.38 Gosport: 1.46 Gravesham: 0.43 Great Yarmouth: 2.16 Greenwich: -0.67 Guildford: -0.05 Hackney: -1.14 Halton: 0.97 Hambleton: -0.36 Hammersmith and Fulham: -1.45 Harborough: -0.96 Haringey: -1.66 Harlow: -0.22 Harrogate: -0.64 Harrow: -2.38 Hart: -1.12 Hartlepool: 1.09 Hastings: 2.00 Havant: 0.79 Havering: -1.23 Herefordshire, County of: -0.20 Hertsmere: -1.16 High Peak: -0.00 Hillingdon: -1.37 Hinckley and Bosworth: 0.17 Horsham: -0.76 Hounslow: -1.58 Huntingdonshire: -0.14 Hyndburn: 0.17 Ipswich: 0.50 Isle of Wight: 2.48 Isles of Scilly: -1.05 Islington: 0.11 Kensington and Chelsea: -1.87 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: 0.80 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 0.29 Kingston upon Thames: -0.64 Kirklees: -0.81 Knowsley: 0.85 Lambeth: -0.91 Lancaster: 1.15 Leeds: -0.37 Leicester: -1.11 Lewes: 1.66 Lewisham: -0.60 Lichfield: -0.28 Lincoln: 2.86 Liverpool: 1.36 Luton: -1.47 Maidstone: -0.01 Maldon: 0.36 Malvern Hills: 0.01 Manchester: 0.20 Mansfield: 0.95 Medway: 0.80 Melton: -0.12 Mendip: -0.06 Merton: -1.35 Mid Devon: 0.86 Mid Suffolk: 0.08 Mid Sussex: -0.88 Middlesbrough: 0.32 Milton Keynes: -0.63 Mole Valley: -0.64 New Forest: 0.27 Newark and Sherwood: 0.65 Newcastle upon Tyne: 0.48 Newcastle-under-Lyme: 0.19 Newham: -2.17 North Devon: 0.99 North East Derbyshire: 0.49 North East Lincolnshire: 0.62 North Hertfordshire: 0.32 North Kesteven: 0.41 North Lincolnshire: -0.07 North Norfolk: 1.18 North Northamptonshire: -0.00 North Somerset: 0.01 North Tyneside: 0.65 North Warwickshire: -0.16 North West Leicestershire: 0.30 Northumberland: 1.05 Norwich: 2.71 Nottingham: 0.55 Nuneaton and Bedworth: 0.62 Oadby and Wigston: -0.37 Oldham: -0.25 Oxford: 0.11 Pendle: -0.79 Peterborough: -0.40 Plymouth: 2.39 Portsmouth: 0.58 Preston: -0.33 Reading: -0.10 Redbridge: -2.61 Redcar and Cleveland: 1.03 Redditch: 0.73 Reigate and Banstead: -0.87 Ribble Valley: -1.50 Richmond upon Thames: -1.36 Richmondshire: -0.09 Rochdale: 0.06 Rochford: -0.68 Rossendale: 0.37 Rother: 1.47 Rotherham: 1.09 Rugby: -0.36 Runnymede: 0.63 Rushcliffe: -0.73 Rushmoor: -0.31 Rutland: -0.71 Ryedale: -0.84 Salford: 0.33 Sandwell: -1.11 Scarborough: 0.67 Sedgemoor: 0.31 Sefton: 1.17 Selby: -0.85 Sevenoaks: -0.05 Sheffield: 1.30 Shropshire: -0.40 Slough: -2.22 Solihull: 0.67 Somerset West and Taunton: 0.11 South Cambridgeshire: -0.89 South Derbyshire: -0.24 South Gloucestershire: 0.15 South Hams: 0.72 South Holland: 0.13 South Kesteven: 0.32 South Lakeland: -0.57 South Norfolk: 0.01 South Oxfordshire: -0.66 South Ribble: -0.13 South Somerset: 0.35 South Staffordshire: -0.76 South Tyneside: 1.27 Southampton: 1.23 Southend-on-Sea: 0.22 Southwark: -0.53 Spelthorne: -0.45 St Albans: -1.11 St. Helens: 1.19 Stafford: -0.33 Staffordshire Moorlands: -0.72 Stevenage: 1.42 Stockport: 0.15 Stockton-on-Tees: 0.79 Stoke-on-Trent: 0.22 Stratford-on-Avon: -0.34 Stroud: -0.54 Sunderland: 1.72 Surrey Heath: -0.93 Sutton: -0.48 Swale: 2.03 Swindon: 0.01 Tameside: 0.33 Tamworth: 0.53 Tandridge: -0.66 Teignbridge: 1.14 Telford and Wrekin: 0.75 Tendring: 2.50 Test Valley: -0.21 Tewkesbury: -0.69 Thanet: 2.79 Three Rivers: -1.36 Thurrock: -1.01 Tonbridge and Malling: 0.18 Torbay: 2.47 Torridge: 1.35 Tower Hamlets: -1.02 Trafford: -0.97 Tunbridge Wells: -0.55 Uttlesford: -1.42 Vale of White Horse: -0.28 Wakefield: 0.28 Walsall: -0.33 Waltham Forest: -1.80 Wandsworth: -1.36 Warrington: -0.36 Warwick: -0.24 Watford: -1.64 Waverley: -0.44 Wealden: 0.04 Welwyn Hatfield: -0.26 West Berkshire: -0.22 West Devon: 1.18 West Lancashire: 0.66 West Lindsey: 1.18 West Northamptonshire: -0.60 West Oxfordshire: -0.27 West Suffolk: -0.39 Westminster: -1.35 Wigan: 0.31 Wiltshire: 0.39 Winchester: -0.01 Windsor and Maidenhead: -1.46 Wirral: 2.47 Woking: -0.56 Wokingham: -1.12 Wolverhampton: -0.73 Worcester: 0.65 Worthing: 0.54 Wychavon: -0.05 Wyre: 0.08 Wyre Forest: 0.58 York: 0.93

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
0123County DurhamLewesCanterburyBrighton and HovePlymouthWirralTorbayIsle of WightTendringNorwichThanetLincolnSunderlandBlackpoolDoverHastingsEast LindseySwaleGreat YarmouthFolkestone and HytheLincoln
Standardised score 2.9Thanet
Standardised score 2.8Norwich
Standardised score 2.7Tendring
Standardised score 2.5Isle of Wight
Standardised score 2.5Torbay
Standardised score 2.5Wirral
Standardised score 2.5Plymouth
Standardised score 2.4Brighton and Hove
Standardised score 2.2Canterbury
Standardised score 2.2Folkestone and Hythe
Standardised score 2.2Great Yarmouth
Standardised score 2.2Swale
Standardised score 2.0East Lindsey
Standardised score 2.0Hastings
Standardised score 2.0Dover
Standardised score 1.8Blackpool
Standardised score 1.8Sunderland
Standardised score 1.7Lewes
Standardised score 1.7County Durham
Standardised score 1.6

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton-0.69
Bury0.04
Manchester0.20
Oldham-0.25
Rochdale0.06
Salford0.33
Stockport0.15
Tameside0.33
Trafford-0.97
Wigan0.31
Liverpool City RegionHalton0.97
Wirral2.47
St. Helens1.19
Sefton1.17
Knowsley0.85
Liverpool1.36
North EastSunderland1.72
Gateshead0.58
County Durham1.62
South Tyneside1.27
West MidlandsBirmingham-0.23
Coventry-0.21
Dudley0.05
Solihull0.67
Walsall-0.33
Wolverhampton-0.73
Sandwell-1.11
West YorkshireWakefield0.28
Bradford-0.70
Calderdale-0.44
Kirklees-0.81
Leeds-0.37

Economic Inactivity (NEET)

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: 0.36 Allerdale: 0.48 Amber Valley: 0.24 Arun: -0.14 Ashfield: 0.94 Ashford: 0.51 Babergh: -0.29 Barking and Dagenham: 1.11 Barnet: 0.05 Barnsley: 1.45 Barrow-in-Furness: 1.11 Basildon: 0.92 Basingstoke and Deane: -0.34 Bassetlaw: 0.19 Bath and North East Somerset: -2.13 Bedford: -0.01 Bexley: -0.09 Birmingham: 1.17 Blaby: -0.81 Blackburn with Darwen: 0.94 Blackpool: 3.12 Bolsover: 0.59 Bolton: 1.15 Boston: 0.38 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: -0.64 Bracknell Forest: -0.74 Bradford: 1.73 Braintree: -0.25 Breckland: 0.35 Brent: 0.28 Brentwood: -0.68 Brighton and Hove: -1.17 Bristol, City of: -1.40 Broadland: -0.56 Bromley: -0.23 Bromsgrove: -0.98 Broxbourne: 0.18 Broxtowe: -0.68 Buckinghamshire: -0.63 Burnley: 1.96 Bury: 0.51 Calderdale: 0.96 Cambridge: -1.90 Camden: -0.91 Cannock Chase: 0.83 Canterbury: -1.06 Carlisle: 0.20 Castle Point: -0.04 Central Bedfordshire: -0.64 Charnwood: -1.48 Chelmsford: -0.83 Cheltenham: -0.82 Cherwell: -0.34 Cheshire East: -0.68 Cheshire West and Chester: -0.32 Chesterfield: 1.19 Chichester: -0.72 Chorley: -0.44 City of London: -2.58 Colchester: -0.59 Copeland: 0.36 Cornwall: 0.18 Cotswold: -0.99 County Durham: 0.81 Coventry: -0.33 Craven: -1.34 Crawley: 0.80 Croydon: 0.71 Dacorum: -0.24 Darlington: 1.28 Dartford: 0.29 Derby: 0.91 Derbyshire Dales: -0.86 Doncaster: 1.87 Dorset: -0.16 Dover: 1.23 Dudley: 1.23 Ealing: 0.07 East Cambridgeshire: -0.93 East Devon: -0.59 East Hampshire: -0.94 East Hertfordshire: -0.77 East Lindsey: 2.17 East Riding of Yorkshire: -0.64 East Staffordshire: -0.15 East Suffolk: 0.48 Eastbourne: 0.70 Eastleigh: -0.87 Eden: -1.29 Elmbridge: -0.92 Enfield: 1.12 Epping Forest: -0.06 Epsom and Ewell: -1.18 Erewash: 0.64 Exeter: -2.38 Fareham: -1.26 Fenland: 1.26 Folkestone and Hythe: 1.33 Forest of Dean: 0.21 Fylde: -0.52 Gateshead: 1.67 Gedling: 0.11 Gloucester: -0.13 Gosport: 0.96 Gravesham: 1.45 Great Yarmouth: 2.28 Greenwich: 1.19 Guildford: -2.03 Hackney: 0.67 Halton: 1.23 Hambleton: -0.78 Hammersmith and Fulham: -0.93 Harborough: -1.43 Haringey: 1.32 Harlow: 0.94 Harrogate: -1.18 Harrow: -0.34 Hart: -1.34 Hartlepool: 2.28 Hastings: 2.12 Havant: 0.21 Havering: 0.31 Herefordshire, County of: -0.01 Hertsmere: -0.30 High Peak: -0.02 Hillingdon: 0.14 Hinckley and Bosworth: -0.61 Horsham: -0.93 Hounslow: 0.28 Huntingdonshire: -0.65 Hyndburn: 1.22 Ipswich: 0.80 Isle of Wight: 0.98 Islington: 0.29 Kensington and Chelsea: -0.79 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: 0.87 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 1.22 Kingston upon Thames: -1.14 Kirklees: 0.32 Knowsley: 2.29 Lambeth: -0.42 Lancaster: -1.05 Leeds: -0.72 Leicester: 0.06 Lewes: 0.70 Lewisham: 1.10 Lichfield: -0.65 Lincoln: -1.00 Liverpool: -0.11 Luton: 0.89 Maidstone: 0.08 Maldon: -0.45 Malvern Hills: 0.21 Manchester: -0.25 Mansfield: 1.25 Medway: 0.92 Melton: -0.91 Mendip: -0.35 Merton: -0.13 Mid Devon: -0.36 Mid Suffolk: -0.77 Mid Sussex: -0.94 Middlesbrough: 1.82 Milton Keynes: 0.02 Mole Valley: -0.97 New Forest: -0.42 Newark and Sherwood: 0.12 Newcastle upon Tyne: -0.79 Newcastle-under-Lyme: -0.62 Newham: 0.77 North Devon: 0.55 North East Derbyshire: 0.47 North East Lincolnshire: 1.86 North Hertfordshire: -0.25 North Kesteven: -0.85 North Lincolnshire: 0.89 North Norfolk: 0.98 North Northamptonshire: 0.08 North Somerset: -0.71 North Tyneside: 0.87 North Warwickshire: -0.21 North West Leicestershire: -0.82 Northumberland: 1.46 Norwich: -0.73 Nottingham: -1.03 Nuneaton and Bedworth: 0.76 Oadby and Wigston: -0.62 Oldham: 1.87 Oxford: -1.90 Pendle: 0.91 Peterborough: 1.28 Plymouth: -0.34 Portsmouth: -0.93 Preston: -0.23 Reading: -0.81 Redbridge: 0.04 Redcar and Cleveland: 2.05 Redditch: 0.36 Reigate and Banstead: -0.62 Ribble Valley: -2.01 Richmond upon Thames: -0.79 Richmondshire: -0.44 Rochdale: 1.46 Rochford: -0.69 Rossendale: 0.68 Rother: 0.83 Rotherham: 1.44 Rugby: -0.78 Runnymede: -1.48 Rushcliffe: -1.72 Rushmoor: -0.11 Rutland: -0.85 Ryedale: -0.68 Salford: 0.44 Sandwell: 1.91 Scarborough: 1.20 Sedgemoor: 0.09 Sefton: 0.84 Selby: -0.67 Sevenoaks: -0.42 Sheffield: -0.30 Shropshire: -0.13 Slough: 0.38 Solihull: 0.15 Somerset West and Taunton: -0.17 South Cambridgeshire: -1.19 South Derbyshire: -0.81 South Gloucestershire: -1.39 South Hams: -0.49 South Holland: 0.32 South Kesteven: -0.16 South Lakeland: -1.36 South Norfolk: -0.72 South Oxfordshire: -0.98 South Ribble: -0.74 South Somerset: -0.03 South Staffordshire: -0.46 South Tyneside: 1.72 Southampton: -0.63 Southend-on-Sea: 1.18 Southwark: -0.23 Spelthorne: 0.16 St Albans: -1.15 St. Helens: 1.35 Stafford: -0.61 Staffordshire Moorlands: -1.26 Stevenage: 0.28 Stockport: 0.22 Stockton-on-Tees: 1.42 Stoke-on-Trent: 1.04 Stratford-on-Avon: -1.00 Stroud: -0.79 Sunderland: 1.53 Surrey Heath: -1.14 Sutton: -0.29 Swale: 1.73 Swindon: 0.05 Tameside: 1.10 Tamworth: 0.72 Tandridge: -0.33 Teignbridge: -0.26 Telford and Wrekin: 1.01 Tendring: 1.74 Test Valley: -0.91 Tewkesbury: -0.65 Thanet: 2.22 Three Rivers: -0.70 Thurrock: 0.33 Tonbridge and Malling: -0.39 Torbay: 1.02 Torridge: 0.65 Tower Hamlets: -0.21 Trafford: -0.62 Tunbridge Wells: -0.29 Uttlesford: -1.13 Vale of White Horse: -0.87 Wakefield: 1.00 Walsall: 2.28 Waltham Forest: 0.91 Wandsworth: -0.87 Warrington: -0.25 Warwick: -1.86 Watford: -0.39 Waverley: -1.34 Wealden: -0.43 Welwyn Hatfield: -1.31 West Berkshire: -0.64 West Devon: -0.26 West Lancashire: -0.88 West Lindsey: 0.31 West Northamptonshire: -0.56 West Oxfordshire: -0.69 West Suffolk: -0.28 Westminster: -0.94 Wigan: 0.54 Wiltshire: -0.33 Winchester: -1.69 Windsor and Maidenhead: -0.68 Wirral: 1.08 Woking: -0.67 Wokingham: -1.22 Wolverhampton: 2.03 Worcester: -0.42 Worthing: -0.12 Wychavon: -0.42 Wyre: 0.26 Wyre Forest: 0.84 York: -2.12

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
01234South TynesideBradfordWolverhamptonRedcar and ClevelandHastingsEast LindseyThanetHartlepoolGreat YarmouthWalsallKnowsleyBlackpoolSwaleTendringMiddlesbroughNorth East LincolnshireOldhamDoncasterSandwellBurnleyBlackpool
Standardised score 3.1Knowsley
Standardised score 2.3Walsall
Standardised score 2.3Great Yarmouth
Standardised score 2.3Hartlepool
Standardised score 2.3Thanet
Standardised score 2.2East Lindsey
Standardised score 2.2Hastings
Standardised score 2.1Redcar and Cleveland
Standardised score 2.0Wolverhampton
Standardised score 2.0Burnley
Standardised score 2.0Sandwell
Standardised score 1.9Doncaster
Standardised score 1.9Oldham
Standardised score 1.9North East Lincolnshire
Standardised score 1.9Middlesbrough
Standardised score 1.8Tendring
Standardised score 1.7Swale
Standardised score 1.7Bradford
Standardised score 1.7South Tyneside
Standardised score 1.7

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton1.15
Bury0.51
Manchester-0.25
Oldham1.87
Rochdale1.46
Salford0.44
Stockport0.22
Tameside1.10
Trafford-0.62
Wigan0.54
Liverpool City RegionHalton1.23
Wirral1.08
St. Helens1.35
Sefton0.84
Knowsley2.29
Liverpool-0.11
North EastSunderland1.53
Gateshead1.67
County Durham0.81
South Tyneside1.72
West MidlandsBirmingham1.17
Coventry-0.33
Dudley1.23
Solihull0.15
Walsall2.28
Wolverhampton2.03
Sandwell1.91
West YorkshireWakefield1.00
Bradford1.73
Calderdale0.96
Kirklees0.32
Leeds-0.72

Fertility Rates (aged 20-24)

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: -0.56 Allerdale: 0.51 Amber Valley: 0.40 Arun: 0.16 Ashfield: 1.71 Ashford: 0.73 Babergh: 0.24 Barking and Dagenham: 1.12 Barnet: -0.71 Barnsley: 1.64 Barrow-in-Furness: 1.45 Basildon: 0.99 Basingstoke and Deane: -0.01 Bassetlaw: 1.28 Bath and North East Somerset: -1.81 Bedford: 0.00 Bexley: -0.62 Birmingham: -0.25 Blaby: -0.16 Blackburn with Darwen: 1.19 Blackpool: 1.89 Bolsover: 1.50 Bolton: 0.84 Boston: 2.49 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: -1.21 Bracknell Forest: 0.07 Bradford: 1.02 Braintree: 0.30 Breckland: 1.11 Brent: -0.01 Brentwood: -0.75 Brighton and Hove: -2.02 Bristol, City of: -1.62 Broadland: -0.19 Bromley: -0.88 Bromsgrove: -0.26 Broxbourne: -0.28 Broxtowe: -0.98 Buckinghamshire: -0.69 Burnley: 1.36 Bury: 0.42 Calderdale: 0.93 Cambridge: -2.14 Camden: -1.97 Cannock Chase: 1.35 Canterbury: -1.46 Carlisle: 0.34 Castle Point: 0.28 Central Bedfordshire: 0.18 Charnwood: -1.23 Chelmsford: -0.52 Cheltenham: -1.08 Cherwell: 0.23 Cheshire East: -0.19 Cheshire West and Chester: -0.42 Chesterfield: 1.02 Chichester: -0.55 Chorley: 0.54 City of London: -2.72 Colchester: -0.88 Copeland: 0.58 Cornwall: -0.16 Cotswold: -0.92 County Durham: 0.19 Coventry: -0.62 Craven: -0.83 Crawley: 1.13 Croydon: -0.07 Dacorum: -0.24 Darlington: 1.14 Dartford: 0.69 Derby: 0.20 Derbyshire Dales: -0.53 Doncaster: 2.07 Dorset: -0.11 Dover: 0.92 Dudley: 0.94 Ealing: -0.72 East Cambridgeshire: -0.21 East Devon: 0.06 East Hampshire: -0.39 East Hertfordshire: -1.08 East Lindsey: 1.59 East Riding of Yorkshire: -0.09 East Staffordshire: 0.78 East Suffolk: 0.24 Eastbourne: 0.14 Eastleigh: 0.09 Eden: -0.50 Elmbridge: -1.15 Enfield: 0.19 Epping Forest: -0.64 Epsom and Ewell: -1.20 Erewash: 0.13 Exeter: -1.89 Fareham: -0.71 Fenland: 2.09 Folkestone and Hythe: 1.18 Forest of Dean: 0.61 Fylde: -0.17 Gateshead: 0.72 Gedling: -0.50 Gloucester: 0.33 Gosport: 1.28 Gravesham: 0.82 Great Yarmouth: 1.51 Greenwich: -0.49 Guildford: -1.78 Hackney: 0.79 Halton: 1.31 Hambleton: -0.29 Hammersmith and Fulham: -1.94 Harborough: -0.53 Haringey: -0.37 Harlow: 1.00 Harrogate: -0.65 Harrow: 0.30 Hart: -0.82 Hartlepool: 1.20 Hastings: 1.40 Havant: 0.60 Havering: -0.33 Herefordshire, County of: 0.11 Hertsmere: -0.43 High Peak: -0.30 Hillingdon: -0.29 Hinckley and Bosworth: 0.35 Horsham: -0.55 Hounslow: -0.35 Huntingdonshire: 0.01 Hyndburn: 1.45 Ipswich: 1.45 Isle of Wight: 0.60 Isles of Scilly: -1.41 Islington: -1.78 Kensington and Chelsea: -2.18 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: 1.22 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 1.21 Kingston upon Thames: -1.79 Kirklees: 0.34 Knowsley: 1.28 Lambeth: -1.69 Lancaster: -0.75 Leeds: -0.96 Leicester: -0.63 Lewes: -0.01 Lewisham: -0.72 Lichfield: 0.29 Lincoln: -1.11 Liverpool: -1.19 Luton: 0.65 Maidstone: 0.92 Maldon: -0.53 Malvern Hills: -0.62 Manchester: -1.13 Mansfield: 1.52 Medway: 0.66 Melton: 0.19 Mendip: 0.39 Merton: -0.89 Mid Devon: 0.25 Mid Suffolk: -0.25 Mid Sussex: -0.59 Middlesbrough: 1.33 Milton Keynes: 0.11 Mole Valley: -0.93 New Forest: -0.54 Newark and Sherwood: 1.18 Newcastle upon Tyne: -1.29 Newcastle-under-Lyme: -0.34 Newham: 0.04 North Devon: 0.59 North East Derbyshire: 0.27 North East Lincolnshire: 2.09 North Hertfordshire: -0.70 North Kesteven: 0.36 North Lincolnshire: 1.85 North Norfolk: -0.21 North Northamptonshire: 0.79 North Somerset: -0.16 North Tyneside: 0.15 North Warwickshire: 1.05 North West Leicestershire: -0.39 Northumberland: 0.88 Norwich: -1.42 Nottingham: -1.41 Nuneaton and Bedworth: 1.28 Oadby and Wigston: -0.75 Oldham: 1.66 Oxford: -2.22 Pendle: 1.65 Peterborough: 1.30 Plymouth: -0.52 Portsmouth: -0.96 Preston: 0.00 Reading: -1.16 Redbridge: 0.16 Redcar and Cleveland: 1.48 Redditch: 0.58 Reigate and Banstead: -0.99 Ribble Valley: -1.18 Richmond upon Thames: -1.74 Richmondshire: 1.15 Rochdale: 1.29 Rochford: -0.83 Rossendale: 1.04 Rother: -0.02 Rotherham: 1.53 Rugby: 0.66 Runnymede: -1.66 Rushcliffe: -1.36 Rushmoor: 0.62 Rutland: -0.85 Ryedale: -0.52 Salford: -0.05 Sandwell: 1.65 Scarborough: 1.43 Sedgemoor: 0.57 Sefton: -0.28 Selby: 0.72 Sevenoaks: -0.60 Sheffield: -0.96 Shropshire: -0.03 Slough: 0.72 Solihull: -0.27 Somerset West and Taunton: 0.37 South Cambridgeshire: -0.56 South Derbyshire: 1.00 South Gloucestershire: -0.78 South Hams: -0.75 South Holland: 2.14 South Kesteven: 0.28 South Lakeland: -0.37 South Norfolk: -0.04 South Oxfordshire: -0.69 South Ribble: 0.44 South Somerset: 0.38 South Staffordshire: 0.19 South Tyneside: 1.18 Southampton: -1.00 Southend-on-Sea: 0.06 Southwark: -1.76 Spelthorne: -0.34 St Albans: -1.31 St. Helens: 0.79 Stafford: 0.10 Staffordshire Moorlands: 0.16 Stevenage: 0.20 Stockport: -0.29 Stockton-on-Tees: 1.00 Stoke-on-Trent: 1.18 Stratford-on-Avon: -0.12 Stroud: -0.56 Sunderland: 0.69 Surrey Heath: -0.90 Sutton: -0.22 Swale: 1.89 Swindon: 0.20 Tameside: 0.83 Tamworth: 1.43 Tandridge: -0.40 Teignbridge: 0.14 Telford and Wrekin: 1.34 Tendring: 1.53 Test Valley: 0.03 Tewkesbury: -0.22 Thanet: 1.17 Three Rivers: -0.92 Thurrock: 0.67 Tonbridge and Malling: -0.03 Torbay: 0.80 Torridge: 0.92 Tower Hamlets: -1.35 Trafford: -0.89 Tunbridge Wells: -0.01 Uttlesford: -1.29 Vale of White Horse: -0.26 Wakefield: 1.42 Walsall: 1.84 Waltham Forest: -0.27 Wandsworth: -1.92 Warrington: -0.14 Warwick: -1.48 Watford: -0.32 Waverley: -1.35 Wealden: -0.57 Welwyn Hatfield: -1.45 West Berkshire: -0.53 West Devon: -0.09 West Lancashire: -0.93 West Lindsey: 0.53 West Northamptonshire: 0.01 West Oxfordshire: -0.44 West Suffolk: 0.50 Westminster: -2.11 Wigan: 0.80 Wiltshire: 0.11 Winchester: -1.66 Windsor and Maidenhead: -1.09 Wirral: 0.62 Woking: -0.88 Wokingham: -1.18 Wolverhampton: 1.45 Worcester: -0.96 Worthing: -0.75 Wychavon: 0.00 Wyre: -0.01 Wyre Forest: 0.58 York: -1.82

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
0123BolsoverGreat YarmouthAshfieldWalsallNorth LincolnshireSwaleBlackpoolDoncasterNorth East LincolnshireFenlandSouth HollandBostonMansfieldRotherhamTendringEast LindseyBarnsleySandwellPendleOldhamBoston
Standardised score 2.5South Holland
Standardised score 2.1Fenland
Standardised score 2.1North East Lincolnshire
Standardised score 2.1Doncaster
Standardised score 2.1Blackpool
Standardised score 1.9Swale
Standardised score 1.9North Lincolnshire
Standardised score 1.9Walsall
Standardised score 1.8Ashfield
Standardised score 1.7Oldham
Standardised score 1.7Pendle
Standardised score 1.7Sandwell
Standardised score 1.6Barnsley
Standardised score 1.6East Lindsey
Standardised score 1.6Tendring
Standardised score 1.5Rotherham
Standardised score 1.5Mansfield
Standardised score 1.5Great Yarmouth
Standardised score 1.5Bolsover
Standardised score 1.5

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton0.84
Bury0.42
Manchester-1.13
Oldham1.66
Rochdale1.29
Salford-0.05
Stockport-0.29
Tameside0.83
Trafford-0.89
Wigan0.80
Liverpool City RegionHalton1.31
Wirral0.62
St. Helens0.79
Sefton-0.28
Knowsley1.28
Liverpool-1.19
North EastSunderland0.69
Gateshead0.72
County Durham0.19
South Tyneside1.18
West MidlandsBirmingham-0.25
Coventry-0.62
Dudley0.94
Solihull-0.27
Walsall1.84
Wolverhampton1.45
Sandwell1.65
West YorkshireWakefield1.42
Bradford1.02
Calderdale0.93
Kirklees0.34
Leeds-0.96

Fertility Rates (under 20)

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: -1.03 Allerdale: 0.90 Amber Valley: 0.66 Arun: 0.47 Ashfield: 1.43 Ashford: -0.14 Babergh: -0.61 Barking and Dagenham: 0.13 Barnet: -1.03 Barnsley: 0.64 Barrow-in-Furness: 1.38 Basildon: 0.87 Basingstoke and Deane: 0.13 Bassetlaw: 0.96 Bath and North East Somerset: -1.06 Bedford: 0.58 Bexley: -0.25 Birmingham: 0.26 Blaby: -0.76 Blackburn with Darwen: 0.94 Blackpool: 2.49 Bolsover: 0.30 Bolton: 0.41 Boston: 1.81 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: -0.42 Bracknell Forest: -1.18 Bradford: 0.94 Braintree: -0.21 Breckland: 1.19 Brent: -0.44 Brentwood: -1.42 Brighton and Hove: -1.03 Bristol, City of: -0.31 Broadland: -0.93 Bromley: -0.82 Bromsgrove: -0.67 Broxbourne: -0.61 Broxtowe: -0.76 Buckinghamshire: -0.95 Burnley: 1.19 Bury: -0.29 Calderdale: 0.34 Cambridge: -1.08 Camden: -1.20 Cannock Chase: 1.30 Canterbury: -0.59 Carlisle: 0.09 Castle Point: -0.23 Central Bedfordshire: -0.93 Charnwood: -0.84 Chelmsford: -0.59 Cheltenham: -0.31 Cherwell: -0.53 Cheshire East: -0.29 Cheshire West and Chester: 0.05 Chesterfield: 0.36 Chichester: -0.38 Chorley: 0.32 City of London: -1.73 Colchester: -0.10 Copeland: 0.83 Cornwall: 0.03 Cotswold: -0.61 County Durham: 1.49 Coventry: 0.15 Craven: -0.72 Crawley: 0.51 Croydon: -0.21 Dacorum: -0.33 Darlington: 1.93 Dartford: 0.22 Derby: 0.64 Derbyshire Dales: -0.99 Doncaster: 1.76 Dorset: -0.31 Dover: 1.28 Dudley: 0.85 Ealing: -1.03 East Cambridgeshire: -0.46 East Devon: -0.72 East Hampshire: -0.48 East Hertfordshire: -1.27 East Lindsey: 1.34 East Riding of Yorkshire: -0.06 East Staffordshire: 0.28 East Suffolk: 0.28 Eastbourne: 0.03 Eastleigh: -0.27 Eden: -0.55 Elmbridge: -1.29 Enfield: 0.32 Epping Forest: -0.80 Epsom and Ewell: -0.91 Erewash: 0.00 Exeter: -0.70 Fareham: -0.40 Fenland: 1.21 Folkestone and Hythe: 0.45 Forest of Dean: -0.06 Fylde: -0.44 Gateshead: 0.60 Gedling: 0.13 Gloucester: 0.43 Gosport: 0.22 Gravesham: 0.32 Great Yarmouth: 1.62 Greenwich: -0.17 Guildford: -0.93 Hackney: 0.07 Halton: 2.08 Hambleton: -1.03 Hammersmith and Fulham: -1.14 Harborough: -0.70 Haringey: -0.14 Harlow: 0.70 Harrogate: -0.48 Harrow: -0.40 Hart: -1.42 Hartlepool: 2.34 Hastings: 0.58 Havant: 1.19 Havering: -0.44 Herefordshire, County of: -0.02 Hertsmere: -0.78 High Peak: -0.67 Hillingdon: -0.65 Hinckley and Bosworth: -0.59 Horsham: -0.91 Hounslow: -0.42 Huntingdonshire: -0.25 Hyndburn: 1.06 Ipswich: 1.59 Isle of Wight: 0.73 Isles of Scilly: 8.36 Islington: -0.95 Kensington and Chelsea: -1.29 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: 0.77 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 2.87 Kingston upon Thames: -1.25 Kirklees: 0.32 Knowsley: 0.62 Lambeth: -0.61 Lancaster: -0.04 Leeds: 0.60 Leicester: 0.13 Lewes: -0.31 Lewisham: 0.07 Lichfield: -0.59 Lincoln: 0.66 Liverpool: -0.06 Luton: -0.06 Maidstone: -0.14 Maldon: -0.06 Malvern Hills: 0.05 Manchester: -0.23 Mansfield: 2.19 Medway: 0.87 Melton: -0.93 Mendip: -0.80 Merton: -1.01 Mid Devon: -0.25 Mid Suffolk: -0.57 Mid Sussex: -0.72 Middlesbrough: 2.36 Milton Keynes: -0.36 Mole Valley: -1.20 New Forest: -0.55 Newark and Sherwood: -0.19 Newcastle upon Tyne: 0.15 Newcastle-under-Lyme: 0.03 Newham: -0.53 North Devon: 0.20 North East Derbyshire: 0.26 North East Lincolnshire: 3.21 North Hertfordshire: -0.80 North Kesteven: -0.80 North Lincolnshire: 0.75 North Norfolk: 0.07 North Northamptonshire: 0.51 North Somerset: 0.15 North Tyneside: 0.60 North Warwickshire: -0.67 North West Leicestershire: 0.03 Northumberland: 0.73 Norwich: -0.06 Nottingham: -0.14 Nuneaton and Bedworth: 1.49 Oadby and Wigston: -1.01 Oldham: 0.77 Oxford: -1.06 Pendle: 0.32 Peterborough: 1.15 Plymouth: 0.34 Portsmouth: 0.60 Preston: 1.04 Reading: 0.17 Redbridge: -0.57 Redcar and Cleveland: 2.70 Redditch: 1.15 Reigate and Banstead: -1.08 Ribble Valley: -0.67 Richmond upon Thames: -1.20 Richmondshire: 0.11 Rochdale: 0.53 Rochford: -0.29 Rossendale: 0.85 Rother: -0.04 Rotherham: 1.62 Rugby: -0.86 Runnymede: -0.38 Rushcliffe: -1.14 Rushmoor: 0.15 Rutland: -1.39 Ryedale: -0.46 Salford: 0.64 Sandwell: 1.11 Scarborough: 0.75 Sedgemoor: -0.42 Sefton: 0.41 Selby: 0.28 Sevenoaks: -0.99 Sheffield: 0.05 Shropshire: -0.19 Slough: -0.53 Solihull: -0.78 Somerset West and Taunton: -0.23 South Cambridgeshire: -0.95 South Derbyshire: -0.61 South Gloucestershire: -0.91 South Hams: -0.74 South Holland: 0.68 South Kesteven: -0.59 South Lakeland: -0.74 South Norfolk: -0.67 South Oxfordshire: -0.80 South Ribble: 0.53 South Somerset: 0.13 South Staffordshire: -0.44 South Tyneside: 0.68 Southampton: 0.70 Southend-on-Sea: 0.30 Southwark: -0.95 Spelthorne: -0.12 St Albans: -1.08 St. Helens: 1.83 Stafford: -0.08 Staffordshire Moorlands: 0.07 Stevenage: 0.81 Stockport: -0.57 Stockton-on-Tees: 1.43 Stoke-on-Trent: 0.94 Stratford-on-Avon: -0.38 Stroud: -0.86 Sunderland: 1.68 Surrey Heath: -0.86 Sutton: -0.46 Swale: 0.64 Swindon: -0.21 Tameside: 0.11 Tamworth: 0.26 Tandridge: -0.80 Teignbridge: -0.19 Telford and Wrekin: 1.00 Tendring: 1.09 Test Valley: -0.29 Tewkesbury: -0.53 Thanet: 1.72 Three Rivers: -1.03 Thurrock: -0.31 Tonbridge and Malling: -0.74 Torbay: 0.17 Torridge: 0.41 Tower Hamlets: -1.06 Trafford: -0.91 Tunbridge Wells: -0.67 Uttlesford: -1.31 Vale of White Horse: -0.50 Wakefield: 1.00 Walsall: 1.59 Waltham Forest: -0.31 Wandsworth: -0.91 Warrington: -0.38 Warwick: -0.55 Watford: -0.95 Waverley: -1.46 Wealden: -0.74 Welwyn Hatfield: -0.74 West Berkshire: -0.91 West Devon: -0.25 West Lancashire: -0.95 West Lindsey: 0.45 West Northamptonshire: -0.36 West Oxfordshire: -0.53 West Suffolk: 0.56 Westminster: -1.37 Wigan: 0.94 Wiltshire: -0.42 Winchester: -1.03 Windsor and Maidenhead: -1.23 Wirral: 0.56 Woking: -0.67 Wokingham: -1.20 Wolverhampton: 1.59 Worcester: 0.41 Worthing: -1.08 Wychavon: -0.19 Wyre: -0.33 Wyre Forest: 0.92 York: -0.53

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
0123456789IpswichWolverhamptonDarlingtonHaltonMansfieldHartlepoolMiddlesbroughBlackpoolRedcar and ClevelandKingston upon Hull, City ofNorth East LincolnshireIsles of ScillyWalsallGreat YarmouthRotherhamSunderlandThanetDoncasterBostonSt. HelensIsles of Scilly
Standardised score 8.4North East Lincolnshire
Standardised score 3.2Kingston upon Hull, City of
Standardised score 2.9Redcar and Cleveland
Standardised score 2.7Blackpool
Standardised score 2.5Middlesbrough
Standardised score 2.4Hartlepool
Standardised score 2.3Mansfield
Standardised score 2.2Halton
Standardised score 2.1Darlington
Standardised score 1.9St. Helens
Standardised score 1.8Boston
Standardised score 1.8Doncaster
Standardised score 1.8Thanet
Standardised score 1.7Sunderland
Standardised score 1.7Rotherham
Standardised score 1.6Great Yarmouth
Standardised score 1.6Walsall
Standardised score 1.6Wolverhampton
Standardised score 1.6Ipswich
Standardised score 1.6

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton0.41
Bury-0.29
Manchester-0.23
Oldham0.77
Rochdale0.53
Salford0.64
Stockport-0.57
Tameside0.11
Trafford-0.91
Wigan0.94
Liverpool City RegionHalton2.08
Wirral0.56
St. Helens1.83
Sefton0.41
Knowsley0.62
Liverpool-0.06
North EastSunderland1.68
Gateshead0.60
County Durham1.49
South Tyneside0.68
West MidlandsBirmingham0.26
Coventry0.15
Dudley0.85
Solihull-0.78
Walsall1.59
Wolverhampton1.59
Sandwell1.11
West YorkshireWakefield1.00
Bradford0.94
Calderdale0.34
Kirklees0.32
Leeds0.60

IMD Crime

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: -0.44 Allerdale: -0.86 Amber Valley: -1.18 Arun: -0.19 Ashfield: 0.64 Ashford: 0.50 Babergh: -0.43 Barking and Dagenham: 1.31 Barnet: 0.43 Barnsley: 1.26 Barrow-in-Furness: -0.56 Basildon: 1.06 Basingstoke and Deane: -0.02 Bassetlaw: 0.27 Bath and North East Somerset: -0.27 Bedford: 0.04 Bexley: 0.02 Birmingham: 0.91 Blaby: -0.22 Blackburn with Darwen: 1.06 Blackpool: 1.84 Bolsover: -0.71 Bolton: 1.64 Boston: -0.78 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: 0.06 Bracknell Forest: -1.38 Bradford: 2.04 Braintree: -0.29 Breckland: -0.86 Brent: 1.09 Brentwood: 0.15 Brighton and Hove: 0.14 Bristol, City of: 1.72 Broadland: -1.77 Bromley: 0.19 Bromsgrove: -0.02 Broxbourne: 0.40 Broxtowe: -0.20 Buckinghamshire: -0.01 Burnley: 1.76 Bury: 1.08 Calderdale: 1.37 Cambridge: 0.56 Camden: 0.89 Cannock Chase: -0.05 Canterbury: 0.44 Carlisle: -0.36 Castle Point: -0.13 Central Bedfordshire: -0.19 Charnwood: -0.03 Chelmsford: -0.17 Cheltenham: -0.02 Cherwell: -0.56 Cheshire East: -0.47 Cheshire West and Chester: -0.28 Chesterfield: -0.97 Chichester: -0.93 Chorley: -0.16 City of London: -2.93 Colchester: 0.06 Copeland: -1.29 Cornwall: -1.11 Cotswold: -1.74 County Durham: 0.77 Coventry: 0.40 Craven: -1.85 Crawley: 0.36 Croydon: 0.81 Dacorum: 0.17 Darlington: 1.34 Dartford: 1.38 Derby: 0.06 Derbyshire Dales: -1.99 Doncaster: 1.62 Dorset: -1.12 Dover: 0.56 Dudley: 0.01 Ealing: 0.73 East Cambridgeshire: -1.17 East Devon: -1.54 East Hampshire: -0.49 East Hertfordshire: -0.51 East Lindsey: -0.90 East Riding of Yorkshire: -0.78 East Staffordshire: -0.14 East Suffolk: -0.53 Eastbourne: 0.18 Eastleigh: -0.18 Eden: -2.08 Elmbridge: -0.16 Enfield: 0.65 Epping Forest: 0.86 Epsom and Ewell: 0.16 Erewash: -0.52 Exeter: -0.41 Fareham: -0.75 Fenland: 0.21 Folkestone and Hythe: 0.25 Forest of Dean: -1.32 Fylde: -0.82 Gateshead: 0.96 Gedling: -0.46 Gloucester: -0.18 Gosport: 0.92 Gravesham: 1.86 Great Yarmouth: 0.41 Greenwich: 1.15 Guildford: -0.74 Hackney: 1.46 Halton: 0.79 Hambleton: -2.11 Hammersmith and Fulham: 0.92 Harborough: -0.99 Haringey: 1.68 Harlow: 0.70 Harrogate: -1.59 Harrow: -0.01 Hart: -1.00 Hartlepool: 1.36 Hastings: 1.15 Havant: 0.78 Havering: 0.52 Herefordshire, County of: -0.91 Hertsmere: 0.29 High Peak: -1.10 Hillingdon: 0.72 Hinckley and Bosworth: -0.12 Horsham: -1.12 Hounslow: 0.99 Huntingdonshire: -0.51 Hyndburn: 1.12 Ipswich: 1.06 Isle of Wight: -0.12 Isles of Scilly: -1.23 Islington: 1.44 Kensington and Chelsea: 0.91 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: -1.04 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 1.89 Kingston upon Thames: -0.37 Kirklees: 1.20 Knowsley: 0.69 Lambeth: 1.29 Lancaster: 0.28 Leeds: 1.55 Leicester: 1.20 Lewes: -0.73 Lewisham: 1.04 Lichfield: -0.88 Lincoln: 0.46 Liverpool: 1.41 Luton: 1.02 Maidstone: 0.27 Maldon: -0.94 Malvern Hills: -0.56 Manchester: 2.59 Mansfield: 0.65 Medway: 1.34 Melton: -0.80 Mendip: -0.20 Merton: 0.17 Mid Devon: -1.49 Mid Suffolk: -0.97 Mid Sussex: -1.03 Middlesbrough: 1.62 Milton Keynes: 0.00 Mole Valley: -0.68 New Forest: -0.10 Newark and Sherwood: -0.31 Newcastle upon Tyne: 1.16 Newcastle-under-Lyme: -0.05 Newham: 1.23 North Devon: -1.14 North East Derbyshire: -1.61 North East Lincolnshire: 1.20 North Hertfordshire: -0.43 North Kesteven: -2.44 North Lincolnshire: 0.48 North Norfolk: -1.74 North Northamptonshire: -0.01 North Somerset: -0.05 North Tyneside: 0.57 North Warwickshire: 0.14 North West Leicestershire: -0.31 Northumberland: -0.00 Norwich: 0.72 Nottingham: 1.11 Nuneaton and Bedworth: 0.84 Oadby and Wigston: -0.57 Oldham: 1.93 Oxford: 0.19 Pendle: 0.40 Peterborough: 1.28 Plymouth: 0.17 Portsmouth: 1.52 Preston: 1.22 Reading: 0.44 Redbridge: 0.84 Redcar and Cleveland: 0.53 Redditch: 0.14 Reigate and Banstead: -0.15 Ribble Valley: -1.28 Richmond upon Thames: 0.13 Richmondshire: -2.42 Rochdale: 2.07 Rochford: -0.87 Rossendale: 0.44 Rother: -0.54 Rotherham: 1.13 Rugby: 0.14 Runnymede: 0.08 Rushcliffe: -1.49 Rushmoor: 0.25 Rutland: -2.06 Ryedale: -2.30 Salford: 1.59 Sandwell: 0.80 Scarborough: -0.62 Sedgemoor: 0.11 Sefton: 0.11 Selby: -1.28 Sevenoaks: 0.51 Sheffield: 1.00 Shropshire: -0.84 Slough: 1.06 Solihull: 0.00 Somerset West and Taunton: -0.15 South Cambridgeshire: -0.77 South Derbyshire: -1.01 South Gloucestershire: -0.16 South Hams: -1.71 South Holland: -1.17 South Kesteven: -1.54 South Lakeland: -1.97 South Norfolk: -1.49 South Oxfordshire: -1.23 South Ribble: -0.35 South Somerset: -0.32 South Staffordshire: -0.55 South Tyneside: 0.91 Southampton: 1.97 Southend-on-Sea: 0.66 Southwark: 1.18 Spelthorne: 0.37 St Albans: -0.24 St. Helens: 0.65 Stafford: -0.85 Staffordshire Moorlands: -0.88 Stevenage: 0.60 Stockport: 0.92 Stockton-on-Tees: 0.05 Stoke-on-Trent: 1.24 Stratford-on-Avon: -0.72 Stroud: -1.70 Sunderland: 1.06 Surrey Heath: -0.99 Sutton: -0.07 Swale: 1.16 Swindon: 0.67 Tameside: 1.66 Tamworth: 0.42 Tandridge: 0.48 Teignbridge: -0.98 Telford and Wrekin: 0.63 Tendring: 0.66 Test Valley: -0.61 Tewkesbury: -1.36 Thanet: 1.57 Three Rivers: -0.56 Thurrock: 0.81 Tonbridge and Malling: -0.10 Torbay: 0.32 Torridge: -1.46 Tower Hamlets: 1.25 Trafford: 0.17 Tunbridge Wells: -0.49 Uttlesford: -0.80 Vale of White Horse: -1.77 Wakefield: 1.26 Walsall: 0.60 Waltham Forest: 1.05 Wandsworth: 0.49 Warrington: 0.00 Warwick: -0.12 Watford: 0.59 Waverley: -1.18 Wealden: -1.17 Welwyn Hatfield: -0.01 West Berkshire: -1.01 West Devon: -1.60 West Lancashire: -0.64 West Lindsey: -1.35 West Northamptonshire: -0.01 West Oxfordshire: -1.76 West Suffolk: -0.34 Westminster: 0.47 Wigan: 1.01 Wiltshire: -0.76 Winchester: -0.76 Windsor and Maidenhead: -0.65 Wirral: 0.17 Woking: -0.19 Wokingham: -1.62 Wolverhampton: 0.39 Worcester: 0.44 Worthing: -0.50 Wychavon: -0.36 Wyre: -0.49 Wyre Forest: 0.43 York: -1.31

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
0123HackneyPortsmouthBristol, City ofBurnleyBlackpoolGraveshamKingston upon Hull, City ofOldhamSouthamptonBradfordRochdaleManchesterLeedsThanetSalfordMiddlesbroughDoncasterBoltonTamesideHaringeyManchester
Standardised score 2.6Rochdale
Standardised score 2.1Bradford
Standardised score 2.0Southampton
Standardised score 2.0Oldham
Standardised score 1.9Kingston upon Hull, City of
Standardised score 1.9Gravesham
Standardised score 1.9Blackpool
Standardised score 1.8Burnley
Standardised score 1.8Bristol, City of
Standardised score 1.7Haringey
Standardised score 1.7Tameside
Standardised score 1.7Bolton
Standardised score 1.6Doncaster
Standardised score 1.6Middlesbrough
Standardised score 1.6Salford
Standardised score 1.6Thanet
Standardised score 1.6Leeds
Standardised score 1.6Portsmouth
Standardised score 1.5Hackney
Standardised score 1.5

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton1.64
Bury1.08
Manchester2.59
Oldham1.93
Rochdale2.07
Salford1.59
Stockport0.92
Tameside1.66
Trafford0.17
Wigan1.01
Liverpool City RegionHalton0.79
Wirral0.17
St. Helens0.65
Sefton0.11
Knowsley0.69
Liverpool1.41
North EastSunderland1.06
Gateshead0.96
County Durham0.77
South Tyneside0.91
West MidlandsBirmingham0.91
Coventry0.40
Dudley0.01
Solihull0
Walsall0.60
Wolverhampton0.39
Sandwell0.80
West YorkshireWakefield1.26
Bradford2.04
Calderdale1.37
Kirklees1.20
Leeds1.55

IMD Health

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: 0.11 Allerdale: 0.49 Amber Valley: 0.37 Arun: 0.39 Ashfield: 1.04 Ashford: -0.54 Babergh: -0.89 Barking and Dagenham: 0.51 Barnet: -1.48 Barnsley: 1.50 Barrow-in-Furness: 2.15 Basildon: 0.05 Basingstoke and Deane: -0.62 Bassetlaw: 0.85 Bath and North East Somerset: -0.85 Bedford: 0.01 Bexley: -0.68 Birmingham: 1.24 Blaby: -0.58 Blackburn with Darwen: 1.83 Blackpool: 2.76 Bolsover: 1.18 Bolton: 1.11 Boston: 0.32 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: 0.13 Bracknell Forest: -1.22 Bradford: 1.18 Braintree: -0.40 Breckland: 0.14 Brent: -0.51 Brentwood: -1.46 Brighton and Hove: 0.35 Bristol, City of: 0.70 Broadland: -0.64 Bromley: -1.22 Bromsgrove: -0.55 Broxbourne: -0.89 Broxtowe: -0.25 Buckinghamshire: -0.02 Burnley: 1.89 Bury: 0.68 Calderdale: 0.61 Cambridge: -0.59 Camden: -0.67 Cannock Chase: 0.40 Canterbury: -0.08 Carlisle: 0.72 Castle Point: -0.29 Central Bedfordshire: -0.91 Charnwood: -0.51 Chelmsford: -1.13 Cheltenham: -0.07 Cherwell: -0.41 Cheshire East: -0.09 Cheshire West and Chester: 0.33 Chesterfield: 1.60 Chichester: -0.51 Chorley: 0.47 City of London: -0.87 Colchester: -0.01 Copeland: 1.34 Cornwall: 0.28 Cotswold: -1.19 County Durham: 1.30 Coventry: 0.77 Craven: -0.63 Crawley: 0.07 Croydon: -0.08 Dacorum: -0.96 Darlington: 1.02 Dartford: -0.19 Derby: 1.02 Derbyshire Dales: -0.69 Doncaster: 1.23 Dorset: -0.34 Dover: 0.14 Dudley: 0.64 Ealing: -0.31 East Cambridgeshire: -1.30 East Devon: -0.85 East Hampshire: -1.22 East Hertfordshire: -2.03 East Lindsey: 1.09 East Riding of Yorkshire: -0.41 East Staffordshire: 0.26 East Suffolk: -0.01 Eastbourne: 0.25 Eastleigh: -1.03 Eden: -0.65 Elmbridge: -2.11 Enfield: -0.64 Epping Forest: -1.02 Epsom and Ewell: -1.58 Erewash: 0.21 Exeter: 0.06 Fareham: -1.11 Fenland: 0.98 Folkestone and Hythe: 0.39 Forest of Dean: -0.48 Fylde: 0.52 Gateshead: 1.48 Gedling: -0.20 Gloucester: 0.78 Gosport: 0.29 Gravesham: -0.04 Great Yarmouth: 1.11 Greenwich: 0.16 Guildford: -1.31 Hackney: 0.77 Halton: 1.65 Hambleton: -1.03 Hammersmith and Fulham: 0.12 Harborough: -1.49 Haringey: -0.00 Harlow: 0.51 Harrogate: -0.76 Harrow: -1.43 Hart: -2.19 Hartlepool: 1.55 Hastings: 1.18 Havant: 0.28 Havering: -0.64 Herefordshire, County of: -0.29 Hertsmere: -0.85 High Peak: 0.21 Hillingdon: -0.40 Hinckley and Bosworth: -0.49 Horsham: -1.20 Hounslow: -0.23 Huntingdonshire: -0.75 Hyndburn: 1.86 Ipswich: 0.81 Isle of Wight: 0.33 Isles of Scilly: -3.90 Islington: 0.62 Kensington and Chelsea: -1.74 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: 0.86 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 1.53 Kingston upon Thames: -1.31 Kirklees: 0.45 Knowsley: 2.35 Lambeth: 0.43 Lancaster: 0.99 Leeds: 0.84 Leicester: 1.12 Lewes: -0.43 Lewisham: 0.30 Lichfield: -0.48 Lincoln: 1.21 Liverpool: 2.30 Luton: 0.65 Maidstone: -0.57 Maldon: -0.67 Malvern Hills: -0.74 Manchester: 2.06 Mansfield: 1.35 Medway: 0.31 Melton: -0.70 Mendip: -0.20 Merton: -0.76 Mid Devon: -0.98 Mid Suffolk: -1.22 Mid Sussex: -1.72 Middlesbrough: 2.06 Milton Keynes: -0.05 Mole Valley: -1.16 New Forest: -0.78 Newark and Sherwood: 0.09 Newcastle upon Tyne: 1.47 Newcastle-under-Lyme: 0.68 Newham: 0.15 North Devon: 0.35 North East Derbyshire: 0.42 North East Lincolnshire: 0.79 North Hertfordshire: -0.91 North Kesteven: -0.74 North Lincolnshire: 0.56 North Norfolk: 0.16 North Northamptonshire: -0.02 North Somerset: -0.21 North Tyneside: 0.87 North Warwickshire: 0.03 North West Leicestershire: -0.07 Northumberland: 0.49 Norwich: 1.27 Nottingham: 1.54 Nuneaton and Bedworth: 0.63 Oadby and Wigston: -0.10 Oldham: 1.23 Oxford: -0.23 Pendle: 1.21 Peterborough: 0.84 Plymouth: 1.23 Portsmouth: 0.62 Preston: 1.38 Reading: 0.14 Redbridge: -0.96 Redcar and Cleveland: 1.43 Redditch: 0.76 Reigate and Banstead: -0.85 Ribble Valley: -0.51 Richmond upon Thames: -1.95 Richmondshire: -0.84 Rochdale: 1.51 Rochford: -1.29 Rossendale: 0.73 Rother: 0.07 Rotherham: 1.47 Rugby: -0.42 Runnymede: -1.02 Rushcliffe: -1.57 Rushmoor: -0.00 Rutland: -1.44 Ryedale: -0.66 Salford: 1.75 Sandwell: 1.29 Scarborough: 0.97 Sedgemoor: 0.09 Sefton: 1.36 Selby: -0.62 Sevenoaks: -1.42 Sheffield: 0.91 Shropshire: -0.35 Slough: 0.42 Solihull: -0.20 Somerset West and Taunton: 0.09 South Cambridgeshire: -1.59 South Derbyshire: -0.08 South Gloucestershire: -1.07 South Hams: -0.74 South Holland: -0.14 South Kesteven: -0.62 South Lakeland: -0.56 South Norfolk: -0.78 South Oxfordshire: -1.74 South Ribble: 0.34 South Somerset: -0.19 South Staffordshire: -0.56 South Tyneside: 1.54 Southampton: 1.04 Southend-on-Sea: 0.29 Southwark: 0.37 Spelthorne: -0.68 St Albans: -1.85 St. Helens: 1.86 Stafford: -0.14 Staffordshire Moorlands: -0.19 Stevenage: 0.05 Stockport: 0.75 Stockton-on-Tees: 1.26 Stoke-on-Trent: 1.81 Stratford-on-Avon: -0.78 Stroud: -0.73 Sunderland: 1.49 Surrey Heath: -1.29 Sutton: -0.69 Swale: 0.55 Swindon: 0.21 Tameside: 1.53 Tamworth: 0.62 Tandridge: -0.82 Teignbridge: -0.22 Telford and Wrekin: 0.89 Tendring: 1.28 Test Valley: -0.95 Tewkesbury: -0.73 Thanet: 0.79 Three Rivers: -1.53 Thurrock: -0.17 Tonbridge and Malling: -0.95 Torbay: 0.98 Torridge: 0.38 Tower Hamlets: 0.50 Trafford: 0.08 Tunbridge Wells: -1.17 Uttlesford: -1.84 Vale of White Horse: -1.55 Wakefield: 1.04 Walsall: 1.07 Waltham Forest: -0.06 Wandsworth: -0.41 Warrington: 0.63 Warwick: -0.35 Watford: -0.44 Waverley: -1.23 Wealden: -1.32 Welwyn Hatfield: -0.50 West Berkshire: -1.19 West Devon: -0.09 West Lancashire: 0.21 West Lindsey: 0.12 West Northamptonshire: -0.02 West Oxfordshire: -1.25 West Suffolk: -0.30 Westminster: -1.14 Wigan: 1.16 Wiltshire: -0.72 Winchester: -1.46 Windsor and Maidenhead: -1.42 Wirral: 1.70 Woking: -0.83 Wokingham: -2.21 Wolverhampton: 1.14 Worcester: 0.25 Worthing: 0.06 Wychavon: -0.68 Wyre: 0.86 Wyre Forest: 0.10 York: -0.30

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
0123Kingston upon Hull, City ofTamesideBlackburn with DarwenHyndburnSt. HelensBurnleyMiddlesbroughManchesterBarrow-in-FurnessLiverpoolKnowsleyBlackpoolNottinghamSouth TynesideHartlepoolChesterfieldHaltonWirralSalfordStoke-on-TrentBlackpool
Standardised score 2.8Knowsley
Standardised score 2.3Liverpool
Standardised score 2.3Barrow-in-Furness
Standardised score 2.1Manchester
Standardised score 2.1Middlesbrough
Standardised score 2.1Burnley
Standardised score 1.9St. Helens
Standardised score 1.9Hyndburn
Standardised score 1.9Blackburn with Darwen
Standardised score 1.8Stoke-on-Trent
Standardised score 1.8Salford
Standardised score 1.7Wirral
Standardised score 1.7Halton
Standardised score 1.6Chesterfield
Standardised score 1.6Hartlepool
Standardised score 1.6South Tyneside
Standardised score 1.5Nottingham
Standardised score 1.5Tameside
Standardised score 1.5Kingston upon Hull, City of
Standardised score 1.5

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton1.11
Bury0.68
Manchester2.06
Oldham1.23
Rochdale1.51
Salford1.75
Stockport0.75
Tameside1.53
Trafford0.08
Wigan1.16
Liverpool City RegionHalton1.65
Wirral1.70
St. Helens1.86
Sefton1.36
Knowsley2.35
Liverpool2.30
North EastSunderland1.49
Gateshead1.48
County Durham1.30
South Tyneside1.54
West MidlandsBirmingham1.24
Coventry0.77
Dudley0.64
Solihull-0.20
Walsall1.07
Wolverhampton1.14
Sandwell1.29
West YorkshireWakefield1.04
Bradford1.18
Calderdale0.61
Kirklees0.45
Leeds0.84

Lone Parent Households

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: -1.09 Allerdale: -0.91 Amber Valley: -1.18 Arun: -0.69 Ashfield: -1.01 Ashford: 0.42 Babergh: 0.83 Barking and Dagenham: 3.76 Barnet: 0.86 Barnsley: 0.17 Barrow-in-Furness: 1.50 Basildon: -0.09 Basingstoke and Deane: 0.05 Bassetlaw: 0.39 Bath and North East Somerset: -0.50 Bedford: 0.34 Bexley: 0.24 Birmingham: 1.44 Blaby: 1.64 Blackburn with Darwen: 0.69 Blackpool: 1.20 Bolsover: -0.80 Bolton: 0.62 Boston: 0.31 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: -0.77 Bracknell Forest: -0.52 Bradford: 0.55 Braintree: -0.83 Breckland: -0.93 Brent: 2.14 Brentwood: -0.27 Brighton and Hove: -0.55 Bristol, City of: -0.41 Broadland: -0.91 Bromley: -1.40 Bromsgrove: -0.97 Broxbourne: 2.06 Broxtowe: 0.80 Buckinghamshire: 0.00 Burnley: 2.56 Bury: -0.02 Calderdale: 0.34 Cambridge: -0.65 Camden: 1.02 Cannock Chase: 0.53 Canterbury: -0.46 Carlisle: 0.46 Castle Point: -0.60 Central Bedfordshire: -0.81 Charnwood: -0.77 Chelmsford: -1.53 Cheltenham: -0.98 Cherwell: -0.89 Cheshire East: -0.03 Cheshire West and Chester: 0.00 Chesterfield: 0.07 Chichester: -0.42 Chorley: -0.62 Colchester: 0.26 Copeland: -0.38 Cornwall: -0.33 Cotswold: -1.15 County Durham: 0.23 Coventry: 0.74 Craven: -1.30 Crawley: -0.29 Croydon: 1.88 Dacorum: -1.78 Darlington: 0.47 Dartford: -1.28 Derby: 0.45 Derbyshire Dales: -1.71 Doncaster: 0.40 Dorset: -1.28 Dover: -1.62 Dudley: 0.53 Ealing: -0.28 East Cambridgeshire: -1.61 East Devon: -0.56 East Hampshire: -0.70 East Hertfordshire: 0.04 East Lindsey: 0.23 East Riding of Yorkshire: -0.66 East Staffordshire: -0.65 East Suffolk: -0.27 Eastbourne: 0.20 Eastleigh: 0.27 Eden: -1.06 Elmbridge: -0.15 Enfield: 2.31 Epping Forest: 1.97 Epsom and Ewell: -0.50 Erewash: 0.43 Exeter: -1.29 Fareham: -0.22 Fenland: 0.51 Folkestone and Hythe: 0.55 Forest of Dean: 0.32 Fylde: -0.95 Gateshead: -0.47 Gedling: 1.16 Gloucester: -0.67 Gosport: -0.36 Gravesham: 0.72 Great Yarmouth: 0.39 Greenwich: 1.89 Guildford: 0.11 Hackney: 2.30 Halton: 0.90 Hambleton: -1.48 Hammersmith and Fulham: -0.25 Harborough: 0.84 Haringey: 1.65 Harlow: 1.48 Harrogate: -0.31 Harrow: -0.40 Hart: -1.85 Hartlepool: 0.43 Hastings: -0.64 Havant: 0.44 Havering: 1.04 Herefordshire, County of: -0.80 Hertsmere: 1.20 High Peak: 0.17 Hillingdon: 0.47 Hinckley and Bosworth: -0.18 Horsham: -0.90 Hounslow: -0.15 Huntingdonshire: -0.38 Hyndburn: 0.70 Ipswich: 0.05 Isle of Wight: 0.05 Islington: 0.93 Kensington and Chelsea: 0.99 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: -0.66 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 1.07 Kingston upon Thames: -0.77 Kirklees: 0.15 Knowsley: 2.60 Lambeth: 0.90 Lancaster: -0.18 Leeds: -0.24 Leicester: 0.42 Lewes: 0.01 Lewisham: 1.54 Lichfield: -0.81 Lincoln: -0.07 Liverpool: 1.33 Luton: 0.52 Maidstone: 1.58 Maldon: -0.56 Manchester: 1.17 Mansfield: 1.22 Medway: -0.15 Melton: -0.46 Mendip: -0.44 Merton: -0.21 Mid Devon: -0.15 Mid Suffolk: -1.35 Mid Sussex: -0.71 Middlesbrough: 1.93 Milton Keynes: 0.33 Mole Valley: -1.28 New Forest: 0.37 Newark and Sherwood: -0.75 Newcastle upon Tyne: -0.10 Newcastle-under-Lyme: 1.18 Newham: 2.58 North Devon: -0.43 North East Lincolnshire: 0.09 North Hertfordshire: -0.97 North Kesteven: -0.12 North Lincolnshire: -0.41 North Norfolk: -1.69 North Northamptonshire: 0.00 North Somerset: -0.31 North Tyneside: 0.54 North Warwickshire: 0.48 North West Leicestershire: -0.89 Northumberland: -0.62 Norwich: 0.63 Nottingham: 1.13 Nuneaton and Bedworth: 1.51 Oadby and Wigston: -0.15 Oldham: 0.64 Oxford: 0.79 Pendle: 0.60 Peterborough: 0.82 Plymouth: 0.56 Portsmouth: -0.30 Preston: 0.35 Reading: -0.62 Redbridge: -0.10 Redcar and Cleveland: 0.04 Redditch: -0.48 Reigate and Banstead: -0.67 Ribble Valley: -0.83 Richmond upon Thames: -0.59 Richmondshire: 0.01 Rochdale: 1.40 Rochford: -0.80 Rossendale: 0.56 Rother: 0.65 Rotherham: 1.07 Rugby: 0.38 Runnymede: 0.02 Rushcliffe: -1.13 Rushmoor: -0.30 Rutland: -1.75 Ryedale: -1.26 Salford: -0.25 Sandwell: 1.10 Scarborough: 1.79 Sedgemoor: -0.04 Sefton: 0.45 Selby: -0.19 Sevenoaks: 2.87 Sheffield: 0.22 Shropshire: -0.14 Slough: 1.42 Solihull: -0.02 Somerset West and Taunton: -0.22 South Cambridgeshire: -1.31 South Derbyshire: -1.09 South Gloucestershire: -1.06 South Hams: -1.87 South Holland: -1.14 South Kesteven: -0.45 South Lakeland: -1.35 South Norfolk: -0.98 South Oxfordshire: -0.60 South Ribble: -0.00 South Somerset: -0.36 South Staffordshire: -0.96 South Tyneside: 1.03 Southampton: -0.25 Southend-on-Sea: 0.06 Southwark: 2.39 Spelthorne: 1.16 St Albans: -2.01 St. Helens: 0.31 Stafford: -0.46 Staffordshire Moorlands: -0.54 Stevenage: -0.27 Stockport: 0.38 Stockton-on-Tees: 0.23 Stoke-on-Trent: 0.80 Stratford-on-Avon: -0.84 Stroud: -1.73 Sunderland: 0.59 Surrey Heath: 2.45 Sutton: 2.29 Swale: -2.14 Swindon: -0.51 Tameside: 0.68 Tamworth: 1.12 Tandridge: -1.56 Teignbridge: -0.66 Telford and Wrekin: 0.60 Tendring: -1.04 Test Valley: -0.26 Tewkesbury: -0.64 Thanet: 0.19 Three Rivers: -1.36 Thurrock: 0.55 Tonbridge and Malling: -0.83 Torbay: -0.73 Tower Hamlets: -0.68 Trafford: -0.34 Tunbridge Wells: 0.30 Uttlesford: -0.74 Vale of White Horse: -1.00 Wakefield: 0.57 Walsall: 0.22 Waltham Forest: 1.53 Wandsworth: -1.29 Warrington: -0.66 Warwick: -0.14 Watford: -0.78 Waverley: -1.40 Wealden: -0.97 Welwyn Hatfield: 1.01 West Berkshire: -0.89 West Devon: -1.19 West Lancashire: 1.80 West Lindsey: 0.09 West Northamptonshire: 0.00 West Oxfordshire: -0.71 West Suffolk: -1.42 Westminster: 0.60 Wigan: 0.22 Wiltshire: -0.49 Winchester: -1.65 Windsor and Maidenhead: -0.68 Wirral: 0.82 Woking: 0.54 Wokingham: -0.94 Wolverhampton: 1.41 Worcester: 0.47 Worthing: -0.05 Wychavon: -0.92 Wyre: 2.06 Wyre Forest: -0.36 York: -1.17

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
01234HaringeyScarboroughSuttonHackneyEnfieldSouthwarkSurrey HeathBurnleyNewhamKnowsleySevenoaksBarking and DagenhamWest LancashireCroydonGreenwichMiddlesbroughEpping ForestBroxbourneWyreBrentBarking and Dagenham
Standardised score 3.8Sevenoaks
Standardised score 2.9Knowsley
Standardised score 2.6Newham
Standardised score 2.6Burnley
Standardised score 2.6Surrey Heath
Standardised score 2.5Southwark
Standardised score 2.4Enfield
Standardised score 2.3Hackney
Standardised score 2.3Sutton
Standardised score 2.3Brent
Standardised score 2.1Wyre
Standardised score 2.1Broxbourne
Standardised score 2.1Epping Forest
Standardised score 2.0Middlesbrough
Standardised score 1.9Greenwich
Standardised score 1.9Croydon
Standardised score 1.9West Lancashire
Standardised score 1.8Scarborough
Standardised score 1.8Haringey
Standardised score 1.6

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton0.62
Bury-0.02
Manchester1.17
Oldham0.64
Rochdale1.40
Salford-0.25
Stockport0.38
Tameside0.68
Trafford-0.34
Wigan0.22
Liverpool City RegionHalton0.90
Wirral0.82
St. Helens0.31
Sefton0.45
Knowsley2.60
Liverpool1.33
North EastSunderland0.59
Gateshead-0.47
County Durham0.23
South Tyneside1.03
West MidlandsBirmingham1.44
Coventry0.74
Dudley0.53
Solihull-0.02
Walsall0.22
Wolverhampton1.41
Sandwell1.10
West YorkshireWakefield0.57
Bradford0.55
Calderdale0.34
Kirklees0.15
Leeds-0.24

Pupils with SEN Support

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Barking and Dagenham: -0.53 Barnet: -1.15 Barnsley: -0.76 Bath and North East Somerset: 0.25 Bedford: -0.96 Bexley: -1.25 Birmingham: 0.58 Blackburn with Darwen: 0.46 Blackpool: 1.85 Bolton: -0.68 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: 0.34 Bracknell Forest: 0.02 Bradford: 0.23 Brent: -1.14 Brighton and Hove: 1.42 Bristol, City of: 1.33 Bromley: -0.22 Buckinghamshire: -0.98 Bury: -0.59 Calderdale: -0.39 Camden: 0.44 Central Bedfordshire: -0.58 Cheshire East: -1.63 Cheshire West and Chester: -0.39 City of London: -0.94 Cornwall: 0.66 County Durham: 0.85 Coventry: 1.46 Croydon: 0.29 Darlington: 0.40 Derby: 0.04 Doncaster: 0.03 Dorset: 1.29 Dudley: 0.37 Ealing: -1.11 East Riding of Yorkshire: -0.87 Enfield: -1.05 Gateshead: -0.05 Greenwich: 1.32 Hackney: 0.48 Halton: 0.97 Hammersmith and Fulham: -0.45 Haringey: -0.06 Harrow: -1.50 Hartlepool: 1.19 Havering: -2.26 Herefordshire, County of: 1.24 Hillingdon: -1.02 Hounslow: 0.42 Isle of Wight: 1.80 Isles of Scilly: -4.03 Islington: 1.65 Kensington and Chelsea: -0.29 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 0.37 Kingston upon Thames: -0.92 Kirklees: -0.17 Knowsley: 1.50 Lambeth: 0.48 Leeds: 1.04 Leicester: -0.78 Lewisham: 0.91 Liverpool: 1.79 Luton: 0.13 Manchester: 0.58 Medway: 0.19 Merton: 0.25 Middlesbrough: 0.60 Milton Keynes: -1.21 Newcastle upon Tyne: -0.14 Newham: -1.55 North East Lincolnshire: -0.15 North Lincolnshire: 0.53 North Northamptonshire: -0.95 North Somerset: -0.88 North Tyneside: -0.34 Northumberland: 0.05 Nottingham: 0.41 Oldham: -0.28 Peterborough: -1.20 Plymouth: 0.58 Portsmouth: 0.96 Reading: 0.07 Redbridge: -1.71 Redcar and Cleveland: 0.74 Richmond upon Thames: -1.05 Rochdale: -0.14 Rotherham: 1.45 Rutland: -0.90 Salford: 1.66 Sandwell: -0.11 Sefton: 0.44 Sheffield: 0.91 Shropshire: 0.10 Slough: -1.40 Solihull: 0.35 South Gloucestershire: -0.20 South Tyneside: 2.19 Southampton: 1.09 Southend-on-Sea: -1.62 Southwark: 0.77 St. Helens: 1.32 Stockport: -0.05 Stockton-on-Tees: -0.18 Stoke-on-Trent: 0.87 Sunderland: 0.95 Sutton: -1.81 Swindon: 0.03 Tameside: 0.51 Telford and Wrekin: 1.03 Thurrock: -1.01 Torbay: -0.24 Tower Hamlets: -0.32 Trafford: -1.43 Wakefield: 0.26 Walsall: -0.09 Waltham Forest: -0.78 Wandsworth: 0.45 Warrington: -0.85 West Berkshire: 0.15 West Northamptonshire: -0.60 Westminster: 0.29 Wigan: 0.95 Wiltshire: 0.88 Windsor and Maidenhead: -0.50 Wirral: 1.28 Wokingham: -1.23 Wolverhampton: 0.38 York: -1.18

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
0123Telford and WrekinLeedsBrighton and HoveRotherhamCoventryKnowsleyIslingtonSalfordLiverpoolIsle of WightBlackpoolSouth TynesideSouthamptonHartlepoolHerefordshire, County ofWirralDorsetSt. HelensGreenwichBristol, City ofSouth Tyneside
Standardised score 2.2Blackpool
Standardised score 1.8Isle of Wight
Standardised score 1.8Liverpool
Standardised score 1.8Salford
Standardised score 1.7Islington
Standardised score 1.7Knowsley
Standardised score 1.5Coventry
Standardised score 1.5Rotherham
Standardised score 1.4Brighton and Hove
Standardised score 1.4Bristol, City of
Standardised score 1.3Greenwich
Standardised score 1.3St. Helens
Standardised score 1.3Dorset
Standardised score 1.3Wirral
Standardised score 1.3Herefordshire, County of
Standardised score 1.2Hartlepool
Standardised score 1.2Southampton
Standardised score 1.1Leeds
Standardised score 1.0Telford and Wrekin
Standardised score 1.0

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton-0.68
Bury-0.59
Manchester0.58
Oldham-0.28
Rochdale-0.14
Salford1.66
Stockport-0.05
Tameside0.51
Trafford-1.43
Wigan0.95
Liverpool City RegionHalton0.97
Wirral1.28
St. Helens1.32
Sefton0.44
Knowsley1.50
Liverpool1.79
North EastSunderland0.95
Gateshead-0.05
County Durham0.85
South Tyneside2.19
West MidlandsBirmingham0.58
Coventry1.46
Dudley0.37
Solihull0.35
Walsall-0.09
Wolverhampton0.38
Sandwell-0.11
West YorkshireWakefield0.26
Bradford0.23
Calderdale-0.39
Kirklees-0.17
Leeds1.04

Qualification Below Level 2 (aged 16-24)

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: 0.94 Allerdale: 0.34 Amber Valley: 0.20 Arun: 0.88 Ashfield: 1.27 Ashford: 1.15 Babergh: 0.29 Barking and Dagenham: 0.34 Barnet: -0.95 Barnsley: 1.39 Barrow-in-Furness: 0.26 Basildon: 1.13 Basingstoke and Deane: 0.40 Bassetlaw: 0.60 Bath and North East Somerset: -2.38 Bedford: 0.36 Bexley: -0.17 Birmingham: -0.26 Blaby: -0.44 Blackburn with Darwen: 0.36 Blackpool: 1.69 Bolsover: 0.99 Bolton: 0.58 Boston: 2.47 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: -0.63 Bracknell Forest: -0.03 Bradford: 0.93 Braintree: 0.60 Breckland: 1.50 Brent: -0.19 Brentwood: -0.90 Brighton and Hove: -2.17 Bristol, City of: -1.72 Broadland: -0.12 Bromley: -0.67 Bromsgrove: -0.42 Broxbourne: 0.00 Broxtowe: -0.90 Buckinghamshire: -0.23 Burnley: 1.65 Bury: 0.28 Calderdale: -0.05 Cambridge: -2.17 Camden: -2.38 Cannock Chase: 1.09 Canterbury: -1.33 Carlisle: 0.82 Castle Point: 0.45 Central Bedfordshire: 0.20 Charnwood: -1.52 Chelmsford: -0.30 Cheltenham: -1.30 Cherwell: 0.76 Cheshire East: -0.14 Cheshire West and Chester: -0.39 Chesterfield: 0.56 Chichester: -0.32 Chorley: -0.36 City of London: -4.25 Colchester: -0.54 Copeland: -0.06 Cornwall: 0.06 Cotswold: -0.36 County Durham: -0.19 Coventry: -0.62 Craven: -0.85 Crawley: 1.14 Croydon: -0.12 Dacorum: -0.04 Darlington: 0.59 Dartford: 0.48 Derby: 0.55 Derbyshire Dales: -0.39 Doncaster: 1.68 Dorset: 0.48 Dover: 1.09 Dudley: 0.56 Ealing: -1.06 East Cambridgeshire: 0.49 East Devon: -0.05 East Hampshire: -0.49 East Hertfordshire: -0.75 East Lindsey: 1.20 East Riding of Yorkshire: -0.03 East Staffordshire: 0.83 East Suffolk: 0.92 Eastbourne: 0.68 Eastleigh: -0.31 Eden: 0.07 Elmbridge: -0.70 Enfield: 0.02 Epping Forest: -0.47 Epsom and Ewell: -1.05 Erewash: 0.64 Exeter: -2.30 Fareham: -0.37 Fenland: 2.07 Folkestone and Hythe: 1.15 Forest of Dean: 0.46 Fylde: -0.34 Gateshead: 0.59 Gedling: 0.00 Gloucester: 0.34 Gosport: 1.34 Gravesham: 0.68 Great Yarmouth: 2.19 Greenwich: -0.30 Guildford: -1.85 Hackney: -0.51 Halton: 0.83 Hambleton: -0.26 Hammersmith and Fulham: -2.57 Harborough: -0.71 Haringey: -0.21 Harlow: 1.66 Harrogate: -0.44 Harrow: -0.65 Hart: -0.77 Hartlepool: 0.51 Hastings: 1.53 Havant: 1.32 Havering: -0.06 Herefordshire, County of: 0.45 Hertsmere: -0.47 High Peak: -0.12 Hillingdon: -0.48 Hinckley and Bosworth: 0.29 Horsham: -0.66 Hounslow: -0.41 Huntingdonshire: 0.51 Hyndburn: 0.79 Ipswich: 1.75 Isle of Wight: 1.49 Isles of Scilly: -1.63 Islington: -1.93 Kensington and Chelsea: -2.79 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: 1.95 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 0.72 Kingston upon Thames: -1.42 Kirklees: -0.14 Knowsley: 1.52 Lambeth: -1.86 Lancaster: -1.25 Leeds: -1.17 Leicester: -0.03 Lewes: 0.51 Lewisham: -0.54 Lichfield: -0.16 Lincoln: -1.23 Liverpool: -0.86 Luton: 0.68 Maidstone: 0.40 Maldon: 0.34 Malvern Hills: -0.16 Manchester: -1.39 Mansfield: 1.70 Medway: 0.64 Melton: -0.36 Mendip: 0.49 Merton: -0.79 Mid Devon: 0.40 Mid Suffolk: 0.18 Mid Sussex: -0.38 Middlesbrough: 0.41 Milton Keynes: 0.73 Mole Valley: -0.38 New Forest: 0.23 Newark and Sherwood: 0.70 Newcastle upon Tyne: -1.73 Newcastle-under-Lyme: -0.45 Newham: -0.71 North Devon: 1.24 North East Derbyshire: 0.51 North East Lincolnshire: 1.71 North Hertfordshire: 0.05 North Kesteven: -0.24 North Lincolnshire: 1.16 North Norfolk: 1.18 North Northamptonshire: 1.36 North Somerset: -0.14 North Tyneside: 0.03 North Warwickshire: 0.54 North West Leicestershire: 0.02 Northumberland: 0.55 Norwich: -1.24 Nottingham: -1.72 Nuneaton and Bedworth: 1.09 Oadby and Wigston: -0.36 Oldham: 0.92 Oxford: -1.72 Pendle: 1.25 Peterborough: 2.13 Plymouth: -0.67 Portsmouth: -1.00 Preston: -0.26 Reading: -0.67 Redbridge: -1.07 Redcar and Cleveland: 0.80 Redditch: 0.92 Reigate and Banstead: -0.28 Ribble Valley: -1.18 Richmond upon Thames: -1.44 Richmondshire: -0.12 Rochdale: 0.62 Rochford: 0.04 Rossendale: 0.70 Rother: 0.72 Rotherham: 0.99 Rugby: 0.40 Runnymede: -1.65 Rushcliffe: -1.78 Rushmoor: 0.40 Rutland: -0.66 Ryedale: -0.09 Salford: -0.14 Sandwell: 0.88 Scarborough: 1.39 Sedgemoor: 0.76 Sefton: 0.40 Selby: -0.03 Sevenoaks: -0.16 Sheffield: -0.77 Shropshire: 0.01 Slough: 0.05 Solihull: -0.40 Somerset West and Taunton: 0.21 South Cambridgeshire: -0.42 South Derbyshire: -0.17 South Gloucestershire: -0.50 South Hams: -0.32 South Holland: 1.02 South Kesteven: 0.21 South Lakeland: -0.56 South Norfolk: -0.15 South Oxfordshire: -0.25 South Ribble: -0.40 South Somerset: 0.44 South Staffordshire: -0.32 South Tyneside: 0.06 Southampton: -1.04 Southend-on-Sea: 0.64 Southwark: -1.79 Spelthorne: 0.19 St Albans: -1.23 St. Helens: 0.91 Stafford: -0.19 Staffordshire Moorlands: -0.17 Stevenage: 1.05 Stockport: -0.21 Stockton-on-Tees: 0.45 Stoke-on-Trent: 0.86 Stratford-on-Avon: -0.53 Stroud: -0.07 Sunderland: 0.54 Surrey Heath: -0.73 Sutton: -0.63 Swale: 1.51 Swindon: 0.90 Tameside: 0.52 Tamworth: 1.56 Tandridge: -0.20 Teignbridge: 0.10 Telford and Wrekin: 0.80 Tendring: 1.79 Test Valley: -0.13 Tewkesbury: -0.23 Thanet: 1.86 Three Rivers: -0.80 Thurrock: 0.83 Tonbridge and Malling: 0.12 Torbay: 1.21 Torridge: 1.34 Tower Hamlets: -2.05 Trafford: -0.91 Tunbridge Wells: 0.08 Uttlesford: -0.81 Vale of White Horse: 0.16 Wakefield: 0.71 Walsall: 1.13 Waltham Forest: -0.40 Wandsworth: -2.34 Warrington: 0.03 Warwick: -1.84 Watford: -0.32 Waverley: -1.01 Wealden: -0.16 Welwyn Hatfield: -0.84 West Berkshire: 0.11 West Devon: 0.48 West Lancashire: -0.70 West Lindsey: 0.64 West Northamptonshire: 0.44 West Oxfordshire: 0.17 West Suffolk: 1.97 Westminster: -2.80 Wigan: 0.34 Wiltshire: 0.38 Winchester: -1.58 Windsor and Maidenhead: -0.66 Wirral: 0.22 Woking: -0.32 Wokingham: -0.82 Wolverhampton: 0.76 Worcester: -0.56 Worthing: 0.10 Wychavon: 0.70 Wyre: 0.06 Wyre Forest: 0.77 York: -2.09

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
0123BrecklandSwaleNorth East LincolnshireIpswichTendringThanetKing's Lynn and West NorfolkWest SuffolkFenlandPeterboroughGreat YarmouthBostonKnowsleyHastingsTamworthBurnleyHarlowDoncasterBlackpoolMansfieldBoston
Standardised score 2.5Great Yarmouth
Standardised score 2.2Peterborough
Standardised score 2.1Fenland
Standardised score 2.1West Suffolk
Standardised score 2.0King's Lynn and West Norfolk
Standardised score 2.0Thanet
Standardised score 1.9Tendring
Standardised score 1.8Ipswich
Standardised score 1.7North East Lincolnshire
Standardised score 1.7Mansfield
Standardised score 1.7Blackpool
Standardised score 1.7Doncaster
Standardised score 1.7Harlow
Standardised score 1.7Burnley
Standardised score 1.7Tamworth
Standardised score 1.6Hastings
Standardised score 1.5Knowsley
Standardised score 1.5Swale
Standardised score 1.5Breckland
Standardised score 1.5

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton0.58
Bury0.28
Manchester-1.39
Oldham0.92
Rochdale0.62
Salford-0.14
Stockport-0.21
Tameside0.52
Trafford-0.91
Wigan0.34
Liverpool City RegionHalton0.83
Wirral0.22
St. Helens0.91
Sefton0.40
Knowsley1.52
Liverpool-0.86
North EastSunderland0.54
Gateshead0.59
County Durham-0.19
South Tyneside0.06
West MidlandsBirmingham-0.26
Coventry-0.62
Dudley0.56
Solihull-0.40
Walsall1.13
Wolverhampton0.76
Sandwell0.88
West YorkshireWakefield0.71
Bradford0.93
Calderdale-0.05
Kirklees-0.14
Leeds-1.17

Qualification Below Level 2 (all)

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: 0.64 Allerdale: 0.56 Amber Valley: 0.48 Arun: 0.70 Ashfield: 1.51 Ashford: 0.26 Babergh: 0.20 Barking and Dagenham: 1.05 Barnet: -0.99 Barnsley: 1.59 Barrow-in-Furness: 0.15 Basildon: 1.18 Basingstoke and Deane: -0.52 Bassetlaw: 0.94 Bath and North East Somerset: -1.50 Bedford: -0.08 Bexley: 0.29 Birmingham: 1.21 Blaby: -0.05 Blackburn with Darwen: 1.41 Blackpool: 1.65 Bolsover: 1.55 Bolton: 1.07 Boston: 2.42 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: -0.33 Bracknell Forest: -0.72 Bradford: 1.39 Braintree: 0.58 Breckland: 1.27 Brent: 0.56 Brentwood: -0.54 Brighton and Hove: -1.54 Bristol, City of: -1.04 Broadland: 0.21 Bromley: -0.96 Bromsgrove: -0.53 Broxbourne: 0.95 Broxtowe: -0.14 Buckinghamshire: -0.93 Burnley: 1.50 Bury: 0.13 Calderdale: 0.26 Cambridge: -2.49 Camden: -2.03 Cannock Chase: 1.20 Canterbury: -0.46 Carlisle: 0.54 Castle Point: 1.88 Central Bedfordshire: -0.40 Charnwood: -0.52 Chelmsford: -0.39 Cheltenham: -1.17 Cherwell: -0.19 Cheshire East: -0.73 Cheshire West and Chester: -0.46 Chesterfield: 0.67 Chichester: -0.74 Chorley: -0.42 City of London: -3.44 Colchester: -0.36 Copeland: 0.70 Cornwall: -0.24 Cotswold: -0.95 County Durham: 0.55 Coventry: 0.33 Craven: -0.79 Crawley: 0.67 Croydon: -0.45 Dacorum: -0.53 Darlington: 0.20 Dartford: -0.06 Derby: 0.55 Derbyshire Dales: -0.60 Doncaster: 1.61 Dorset: -0.26 Dover: 0.58 Dudley: 1.20 Ealing: -0.30 East Cambridgeshire: -0.23 East Devon: -0.48 East Hampshire: -1.08 East Hertfordshire: -0.82 East Lindsey: 1.73 East Riding of Yorkshire: 0.13 East Staffordshire: 0.62 East Suffolk: 0.59 Eastbourne: 0.36 Eastleigh: -0.70 Eden: -0.05 Elmbridge: -1.94 Enfield: 0.81 Epping Forest: 0.31 Epsom and Ewell: -1.31 Erewash: 0.64 Exeter: -1.11 Fareham: -0.74 Fenland: 2.10 Folkestone and Hythe: 0.65 Forest of Dean: 0.24 Fylde: -0.43 Gateshead: 0.75 Gedling: -0.05 Gloucester: 0.41 Gosport: 0.47 Gravesham: 0.89 Great Yarmouth: 2.25 Greenwich: -0.55 Guildford: -1.70 Hackney: -0.90 Halton: 1.01 Hambleton: -0.67 Hammersmith and Fulham: -2.01 Harborough: -0.94 Haringey: -0.43 Harlow: 1.30 Harrogate: -1.03 Harrow: -0.38 Hart: -1.49 Hartlepool: 0.95 Hastings: 0.72 Havant: 0.69 Havering: 0.68 Herefordshire, County of: -0.00 Hertsmere: -0.45 High Peak: -0.62 Hillingdon: 0.09 Hinckley and Bosworth: 0.27 Horsham: -1.06 Hounslow: 0.10 Huntingdonshire: -0.24 Hyndburn: 1.07 Ipswich: 1.16 Isle of Wight: 0.39 Isles of Scilly: -1.58 Islington: -1.55 Kensington and Chelsea: -2.23 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: 1.49 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 1.70 Kingston upon Thames: -1.74 Kirklees: 0.55 Knowsley: 1.75 Lambeth: -1.60 Lancaster: -0.60 Leeds: -0.05 Leicester: 1.86 Lewes: -0.24 Lewisham: -1.06 Lichfield: -0.08 Lincoln: -0.09 Liverpool: 0.65 Luton: 1.26 Maidstone: 0.15 Maldon: 0.73 Malvern Hills: -0.83 Manchester: 0.01 Mansfield: 1.59 Medway: 0.73 Melton: -0.23 Mendip: -0.37 Merton: -1.17 Mid Devon: -0.06 Mid Suffolk: 0.12 Mid Sussex: -1.23 Middlesbrough: 1.18 Milton Keynes: -0.17 Mole Valley: -1.26 New Forest: -0.23 Newark and Sherwood: 0.35 Newcastle upon Tyne: -0.19 Newcastle-under-Lyme: 0.41 Newham: 0.41 North Devon: 0.24 North East Derbyshire: 0.59 North East Lincolnshire: 1.67 North Hertfordshire: -0.89 North Kesteven: -0.27 North Lincolnshire: 1.13 North Norfolk: 0.87 North Northamptonshire: 0.81 North Somerset: -0.57 North Tyneside: -0.14 North Warwickshire: 1.16 North West Leicestershire: 0.14 Northumberland: 0.01 Norwich: -0.24 Nottingham: 0.13 Nuneaton and Bedworth: 1.31 Oadby and Wigston: 0.13 Oldham: 1.55 Oxford: -1.68 Pendle: 1.48 Peterborough: 1.35 Plymouth: -0.09 Portsmouth: -0.10 Preston: 0.24 Reading: -0.49 Redbridge: -0.30 Redcar and Cleveland: 0.80 Redditch: 0.92 Reigate and Banstead: -1.00 Ribble Valley: -1.22 Richmond upon Thames: -2.55 Richmondshire: -0.53 Rochdale: 1.17 Rochford: 0.84 Rossendale: 0.10 Rother: 0.45 Rotherham: 1.37 Rugby: -0.41 Runnymede: -0.77 Rushcliffe: -1.60 Rushmoor: 0.49 Rutland: -1.11 Ryedale: -0.07 Salford: 0.27 Sandwell: 2.42 Scarborough: 0.58 Sedgemoor: 0.61 Sefton: 0.46 Selby: -0.25 Sevenoaks: -0.44 Sheffield: 0.17 Shropshire: -0.23 Slough: 0.63 Solihull: -0.09 Somerset West and Taunton: -0.29 South Cambridgeshire: -1.51 South Derbyshire: -0.32 South Gloucestershire: -0.61 South Hams: -1.16 South Holland: 1.79 South Kesteven: -0.02 South Lakeland: -1.04 South Norfolk: -0.08 South Oxfordshire: -1.25 South Ribble: -0.43 South Somerset: -0.10 South Staffordshire: 0.36 South Tyneside: 0.58 Southampton: -0.14 Southend-on-Sea: 0.78 Southwark: -1.42 Spelthorne: 0.06 St Albans: -2.03 St. Helens: 0.80 Stafford: -0.45 Staffordshire Moorlands: 0.41 Stevenage: 0.45 Stockport: -0.55 Stockton-on-Tees: 0.14 Stoke-on-Trent: 1.76 Stratford-on-Avon: -0.84 Stroud: -0.96 Sunderland: 1.16 Surrey Heath: -0.93 Sutton: -0.59 Swale: 1.27 Swindon: 0.52 Tameside: 1.04 Tamworth: 1.36 Tandridge: -0.82 Teignbridge: -0.34 Telford and Wrekin: 0.69 Tendring: 2.20 Test Valley: -0.69 Tewkesbury: -0.74 Thanet: 1.06 Three Rivers: -1.04 Thurrock: 1.18 Tonbridge and Malling: -0.29 Torbay: 0.74 Torridge: 0.52 Tower Hamlets: -0.86 Trafford: -1.02 Tunbridge Wells: -1.03 Uttlesford: -0.82 Vale of White Horse: -1.23 Wakefield: 1.45 Walsall: 1.94 Waltham Forest: -0.16 Wandsworth: -2.45 Warrington: -0.21 Warwick: -1.44 Watford: -0.47 Waverley: -1.68 Wealden: -0.42 Welwyn Hatfield: -0.76 West Berkshire: -0.66 West Devon: -0.37 West Lancashire: -0.11 West Lindsey: 0.17 West Northamptonshire: 0.14 West Oxfordshire: -0.79 West Suffolk: 0.79 Westminster: -1.86 Wigan: 0.76 Wiltshire: -0.56 Winchester: -1.79 Windsor and Maidenhead: -1.29 Wirral: -0.01 Woking: -1.11 Wokingham: -1.71 Wolverhampton: 1.66 Worcester: -0.19 Worthing: -0.13 Wychavon: 0.06 Wyre: 0.44 Wyre Forest: 0.93 York: -1.28

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
0123BolsoverMansfieldStoke-on-TrentSouth HollandLeicesterCastle PointWalsallFenlandTendringGreat YarmouthBostonSandwellBarnsleyDoncasterBlackpoolWolverhamptonNorth East LincolnshireKingston upon Hull, City ofEast LindseyKnowsleySandwell
Standardised score 2.4Boston
Standardised score 2.4Great Yarmouth
Standardised score 2.3Tendring
Standardised score 2.2Fenland
Standardised score 2.1Walsall
Standardised score 1.9Castle Point
Standardised score 1.9Leicester
Standardised score 1.9South Holland
Standardised score 1.8Stoke-on-Trent
Standardised score 1.8Knowsley
Standardised score 1.8East Lindsey
Standardised score 1.7Kingston upon Hull, City of
Standardised score 1.7North East Lincolnshire
Standardised score 1.7Wolverhampton
Standardised score 1.7Blackpool
Standardised score 1.7Doncaster
Standardised score 1.6Barnsley
Standardised score 1.6Mansfield
Standardised score 1.6Bolsover
Standardised score 1.6

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton1.07
Bury0.13
Manchester0.01
Oldham1.55
Rochdale1.17
Salford0.27
Stockport-0.55
Tameside1.04
Trafford-1.02
Wigan0.76
Liverpool City RegionHalton1.01
Wirral-0.01
St. Helens0.80
Sefton0.46
Knowsley1.75
Liverpool0.65
North EastSunderland1.16
Gateshead0.75
County Durham0.55
South Tyneside0.58
West MidlandsBirmingham1.21
Coventry0.33
Dudley1.20
Solihull-0.09
Walsall1.94
Wolverhampton1.66
Sandwell2.42
West YorkshireWakefield1.45
Bradford1.39
Calderdale0.26
Kirklees0.55
Leeds-0.05

School Absences

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Barking and Dagenham: -1.12 Barnet: -1.27 Barnsley: 0.85 Bath and North East Somerset: 0.28 Bedford: -0.12 Bexley: -0.85 Birmingham: 0.51 Blackburn with Darwen: -0.09 Blackpool: 0.63 Bolton: -0.77 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: 0.40 Bracknell Forest: -1.03 Bradford: 2.20 Brent: -1.58 Brighton and Hove: 1.02 Bristol, City of: 1.23 Bromley: -0.84 Buckinghamshire: 0.08 Bury: -0.45 Calderdale: -0.09 Camden: 0.35 Central Bedfordshire: 0.23 Cheshire East: -0.01 Cheshire West and Chester: 0.47 City of London: -4.41 Cornwall: 1.19 County Durham: 0.95 Coventry: 0.23 Croydon: -0.61 Darlington: 0.32 Derby: 0.21 Doncaster: 1.29 Dorset: 1.04 Dudley: 0.77 Ealing: -1.38 East Riding of Yorkshire: 0.00 Enfield: -0.69 Gateshead: 1.13 Greenwich: -1.25 Hackney: -1.45 Halton: 0.93 Hammersmith and Fulham: -0.79 Haringey: -0.74 Harrow: -1.66 Hartlepool: 0.69 Havering: -0.97 Herefordshire, County of: 0.38 Hillingdon: -0.72 Hounslow: -0.81 Isle of Wight: 0.38 Isles of Scilly: -1.47 Islington: -0.21 Kensington and Chelsea: -0.56 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 0.79 Kingston upon Thames: -1.25 Kirklees: -0.01 Knowsley: 1.90 Lambeth: -1.18 Leeds: 0.11 Leicester: -0.66 Lewisham: -1.81 Liverpool: 0.95 Luton: 0.20 Manchester: -0.45 Medway: 0.30 Merton: -1.13 Middlesbrough: 1.84 Milton Keynes: -0.00 Newcastle upon Tyne: 1.71 Newham: -1.19 North East Lincolnshire: 0.68 North Lincolnshire: 0.80 North Northamptonshire: 0.59 North Somerset: 0.81 North Tyneside: -0.48 Northumberland: 0.64 Nottingham: 0.25 Oldham: 0.39 Peterborough: 0.59 Plymouth: 1.84 Portsmouth: 1.13 Reading: 0.17 Redbridge: -1.36 Redcar and Cleveland: 0.60 Richmond upon Thames: -1.04 Rochdale: 0.65 Rotherham: 1.01 Rutland: -1.31 Salford: 1.15 Sandwell: -0.01 Sefton: 0.78 Sheffield: 0.69 Shropshire: 0.69 Slough: -0.15 Solihull: 0.57 South Gloucestershire: -0.01 South Tyneside: 0.12 Southampton: 0.88 Southend-on-Sea: -0.35 Southwark: -1.59 St. Helens: 1.35 Stockport: -0.40 Stockton-on-Tees: 0.40 Stoke-on-Trent: 1.02 Sunderland: 1.27 Sutton: -0.73 Swindon: 0.20 Tameside: -0.34 Telford and Wrekin: 0.46 Thurrock: -0.76 Torbay: 2.40 Tower Hamlets: -1.80 Trafford: -1.42 Wakefield: 0.47 Walsall: 0.64 Waltham Forest: -0.94 Wandsworth: -1.32 Warrington: -0.48 West Berkshire: -0.49 West Northamptonshire: -0.21 Westminster: -0.14 Wigan: 0.37 Wiltshire: 0.11 Windsor and Maidenhead: -0.23 Wirral: 1.08 Wokingham: -0.77 Wolverhampton: -0.62 York: 0.19

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
0123County DurhamRotherhamBristol, City ofSunderlandDoncasterSt. HelensNewcastle upon TyneMiddlesbroughPlymouthKnowsleyBradfordTorbayBrighton and HoveStoke-on-TrentDorsetWirralPortsmouthGatesheadSalfordCornwallTorbay
Standardised score 2.4Bradford
Standardised score 2.2Knowsley
Standardised score 1.9Plymouth
Standardised score 1.8Middlesbrough
Standardised score 1.8Newcastle upon Tyne
Standardised score 1.7St. Helens
Standardised score 1.4Doncaster
Standardised score 1.3Sunderland
Standardised score 1.3Bristol, City of
Standardised score 1.2Cornwall
Standardised score 1.2Salford
Standardised score 1.2Gateshead
Standardised score 1.1Portsmouth
Standardised score 1.1Wirral
Standardised score 1.1Dorset
Standardised score 1.0Stoke-on-Trent
Standardised score 1.0Brighton and Hove
Standardised score 1.0Rotherham
Standardised score 1.0County Durham
Standardised score 1.0

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton-0.77
Bury-0.45
Manchester-0.45
Oldham0.39
Rochdale0.65
Salford1.15
Stockport-0.40
Tameside-0.34
Trafford-1.42
Wigan0.37
Liverpool City RegionHalton0.93
Wirral1.08
St. Helens1.35
Sefton0.78
Knowsley1.90
Liverpool0.95
North EastSunderland1.27
Gateshead1.13
County Durham0.95
South Tyneside0.12
West MidlandsBirmingham0.51
Coventry0.23
Dudley0.77
Solihull0.57
Walsall0.64
Wolverhampton-0.62
Sandwell-0.01
West YorkshireWakefield0.47
Bradford2.20
Calderdale-0.09
Kirklees-0.01
Leeds0.11

School Exclusions

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: -0.74 Allerdale: 0.28 Amber Valley: 0.50 Arun: 1.16 Ashfield: -0.78 Ashford: -1.14 Babergh: 0.18 Barking and Dagenham: -0.76 Barnet: -1.04 Barnsley: 2.15 Barrow-in-Furness: 2.78 Basildon: -0.91 Basingstoke and Deane: -0.81 Bassetlaw: -0.61 Bath and North East Somerset: -0.56 Bedford: 1.48 Bexley: -0.23 Birmingham: 0.45 Blaby: -1.10 Blackburn with Darwen: -0.26 Blackpool: 0.83 Bolsover: 1.21 Bolton: 1.04 Boston: 1.37 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: 1.13 Bracknell Forest: -1.29 Bradford: -0.26 Braintree: -0.53 Breckland: 0.69 Brent: -0.78 Brentwood: -0.53 Brighton and Hove: -1.16 Bristol, City of: -0.99 Broadland: -0.12 Bromley: -0.24 Bromsgrove: 0.33 Broxbourne: -0.42 Broxtowe: -0.63 Buckinghamshire: -1.07 Burnley: 0.96 Bury: 1.07 Calderdale: 1.62 Cambridge: -1.02 Camden: -0.35 Cannock Chase: 1.26 Canterbury: -1.31 Carlisle: 1.82 Castle Point: -1.26 Central Bedfordshire: 0.26 Charnwood: -0.50 Chelmsford: -0.27 Cheltenham: 0.34 Cherwell: -0.83 Cheshire East: -0.37 Cheshire West and Chester: 0.08 Chesterfield: 0.40 Chichester: -0.90 Chorley: 0.96 City of London: -1.39 Colchester: -0.79 Copeland: -1.39 Cornwall: 0.49 Cotswold: -0.11 County Durham: 0.42 Coventry: 0.15 Craven: -0.81 Crawley: 0.44 Croydon: -0.93 Dacorum: -0.31 Darlington: 1.89 Dartford: -1.23 Derby: -0.59 Derbyshire Dales: 0.09 Doncaster: 0.18 Dorset: -0.52 Dover: -1.07 Dudley: 1.06 Ealing: -0.19 East Cambridgeshire: -1.39 East Devon: 0.37 East Hampshire: -0.52 East Hertfordshire: -0.46 East Lindsey: 0.29 East Riding of Yorkshire: -0.01 East Staffordshire: 0.27 East Suffolk: 2.75 Eastbourne: -1.00 Eastleigh: -1.21 Eden: 1.40 Elmbridge: -0.35 Enfield: -1.11 Epping Forest: -0.56 Epsom and Ewell: -1.02 Erewash: 0.41 Exeter: 1.66 Fareham: -0.50 Fenland: -1.13 Folkestone and Hythe: -1.27 Forest of Dean: -0.58 Fylde: 1.92 Gateshead: 0.37 Gedling: 0.16 Gloucester: 0.99 Gosport: -1.22 Gravesham: -1.21 Great Yarmouth: 4.82 Greenwich: -0.95 Guildford: 0.92 Hackney: 0.15 Halton: 1.09 Hambleton: -0.11 Hammersmith and Fulham: -0.78 Harborough: -1.39 Haringey: -1.11 Harlow: -0.93 Harrogate: -0.71 Harrow: -0.30 Hart: -1.14 Hartlepool: 0.44 Hastings: -0.30 Havant: -0.74 Havering: -1.22 Herefordshire, County of: 0.47 Hertsmere: 0.03 High Peak: 1.76 Hillingdon: -0.16 Hinckley and Bosworth: -1.20 Horsham: -0.45 Hounslow: -0.00 Huntingdonshire: -1.24 Hyndburn: 1.39 Ipswich: 1.30 Isle of Wight: -0.66 Isles of Scilly: -1.39 Islington: -0.57 Kensington and Chelsea: -0.73 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: 0.77 Kingston upon Hull, City of: -0.52 Kingston upon Thames: -0.86 Kirklees: -0.06 Knowsley: 0.36 Lambeth: -0.70 Lancaster: 1.35 Leeds: -1.28 Leicester: -0.79 Lewes: -0.29 Lewisham: -0.71 Lichfield: -0.18 Lincoln: 1.52 Liverpool: 0.61 Luton: -0.59 Maidstone: -1.27 Maldon: 2.27 Malvern Hills: 0.91 Manchester: -0.03 Mansfield: -0.91 Medway: -0.02 Melton: -0.67 Mendip: -0.16 Merton: -1.07 Mid Devon: 0.09 Mid Suffolk: -0.06 Mid Sussex: -1.06 Middlesbrough: 1.71 Milton Keynes: -1.39 Mole Valley: -0.73 New Forest: -0.64 Newark and Sherwood: -0.73 Newcastle upon Tyne: 0.51 Newcastle-under-Lyme: 0.18 Newham: -0.83 North Devon: 0.68 North East Derbyshire: 0.85 North East Lincolnshire: 0.42 North Hertfordshire: -0.93 North Kesteven: -0.58 North Lincolnshire: 0.09 North Norfolk: 1.03 North Northamptonshire: 0.73 North Somerset: 0.01 North Tyneside: 0.75 North Warwickshire: 2.35 North West Leicestershire: -1.39 Northumberland: 1.64 Norwich: 1.45 Nottingham: 1.85 Nuneaton and Bedworth: 1.19 Oadby and Wigston: -0.64 Oldham: -0.01 Oxford: -0.11 Pendle: -0.08 Peterborough: 0.63 Plymouth: 0.66 Portsmouth: -0.81 Preston: 1.51 Reading: -0.30 Redbridge: -0.38 Redcar and Cleveland: 3.97 Redditch: 1.68 Reigate and Banstead: 0.19 Ribble Valley: -0.43 Richmond upon Thames: -1.08 Richmondshire: 0.75 Rochdale: 2.06 Rochford: -0.98 Rossendale: 1.96 Rother: 0.14 Rotherham: 0.64 Rugby: -0.49 Runnymede: 0.09 Rushcliffe: -0.55 Rushmoor: -1.09 Rutland: 1.27 Ryedale: -0.90 Salford: 0.34 Sandwell: 0.13 Scarborough: -0.43 Sedgemoor: 0.93 Sefton: 0.01 Selby: 0.11 Sevenoaks: -1.26 Sheffield: 0.54 Shropshire: 0.99 Slough: -0.05 Solihull: 0.21 Somerset West and Taunton: 1.28 South Cambridgeshire: -1.17 South Derbyshire: -0.59 South Gloucestershire: -0.18 South Hams: 0.14 South Holland: -0.73 South Kesteven: -0.67 South Lakeland: 0.21 South Norfolk: 0.25 South Oxfordshire: -0.84 South Ribble: 1.81 South Somerset: 1.57 South Staffordshire: 0.30 South Tyneside: 0.32 Southampton: -0.59 Southend-on-Sea: -0.82 Southwark: -1.18 Spelthorne: -0.80 St Albans: -0.92 St. Helens: 0.22 Stafford: 0.25 Staffordshire Moorlands: 0.85 Stevenage: -0.32 Stockport: 0.87 Stockton-on-Tees: 0.68 Stoke-on-Trent: 1.03 Stratford-on-Avon: -0.53 Stroud: -0.08 Sunderland: 0.65 Surrey Heath: 0.04 Sutton: 0.63 Swale: -1.24 Swindon: 0.53 Tameside: 1.95 Tamworth: 2.30 Tandridge: -0.45 Teignbridge: 0.39 Telford and Wrekin: 0.17 Tendring: -0.40 Test Valley: -0.77 Tewkesbury: 0.16 Thanet: -1.21 Three Rivers: -0.94 Thurrock: -0.36 Tonbridge and Malling: -1.01 Torbay: 2.08 Torridge: 1.02 Tower Hamlets: -1.04 Trafford: 0.30 Tunbridge Wells: -0.85 Uttlesford: -0.82 Vale of White Horse: -1.21 Wakefield: 0.29 Walsall: 0.26 Waltham Forest: -0.30 Wandsworth: -0.86 Warrington: -0.80 Warwick: 0.04 Watford: -0.92 Waverley: -0.67 Wealden: -0.74 Welwyn Hatfield: -0.76 West Berkshire: -0.27 West Devon: -0.32 West Lancashire: 0.40 West Lindsey: 0.04 West Northamptonshire: -0.28 West Oxfordshire: -1.28 West Suffolk: -0.15 Westminster: -1.07 Wigan: 1.39 Wiltshire: -1.31 Winchester: -1.28 Windsor and Maidenhead: 0.79 Wirral: -0.08 Woking: -0.44 Wokingham: -0.65 Wolverhampton: 1.48 Worcester: 1.00 Worthing: 0.62 Wychavon: 1.06 Wyre: 0.84 Wyre Forest: 0.93 York: -0.63

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
012345RedditchMiddlesbroughRochdaleTorbayBarnsleyMaldonTamworthNorth WarwickshireEast SuffolkBarrow-in-FurnessRedcar and ClevelandGreat YarmouthHigh PeakSouth RibbleCarlisleNottinghamDarlingtonFyldeTamesideRossendaleGreat Yarmouth
Standardised score 4.8Redcar and Cleveland
Standardised score 4.0Barrow-in-Furness
Standardised score 2.8East Suffolk
Standardised score 2.8North Warwickshire
Standardised score 2.4Tamworth
Standardised score 2.3Maldon
Standardised score 2.3Barnsley
Standardised score 2.1Torbay
Standardised score 2.1Rochdale
Standardised score 2.1Rossendale
Standardised score 2.0Tameside
Standardised score 2.0Fylde
Standardised score 1.9Darlington
Standardised score 1.9Nottingham
Standardised score 1.8Carlisle
Standardised score 1.8South Ribble
Standardised score 1.8High Peak
Standardised score 1.8Middlesbrough
Standardised score 1.7Redditch
Standardised score 1.7

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton1.04
Bury1.07
Manchester-0.03
Oldham-0.01
Rochdale2.06
Salford0.34
Stockport0.87
Tameside1.95
Trafford0.30
Wigan1.39
Liverpool City RegionHalton1.09
Wirral-0.08
St. Helens0.22
Sefton0.01
Knowsley0.36
Liverpool0.61
North EastSunderland0.65
Gateshead0.37
County Durham0.42
South Tyneside0.32
West MidlandsBirmingham0.45
Coventry0.15
Dudley1.06
Solihull0.21
Walsall0.26
Wolverhampton1.48
Sandwell0.13
West YorkshireWakefield0.29
Bradford-0.26
Calderdale1.62
Kirklees-0.06
Leeds-1.28

School Suspensions

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: -1.02 Allerdale: -0.57 Amber Valley: -0.16 Arun: 0.31 Ashfield: 0.17 Ashford: -0.08 Babergh: -0.77 Barking and Dagenham: -1.17 Barnet: -0.92 Barnsley: 1.98 Barrow-in-Furness: 0.51 Basildon: -0.66 Basingstoke and Deane: -0.50 Bassetlaw: 3.12 Bath and North East Somerset: 0.41 Bedford: -0.55 Bexley: -0.17 Birmingham: -0.10 Blaby: -0.86 Blackburn with Darwen: -0.42 Blackpool: 1.04 Bolsover: 1.29 Bolton: 0.34 Boston: -0.05 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: 0.58 Bracknell Forest: -0.20 Bradford: 1.04 Braintree: -0.20 Breckland: 0.23 Brent: -1.04 Brentwood: -0.39 Brighton and Hove: -0.59 Bristol, City of: 1.13 Broadland: -0.27 Bromley: -0.35 Bromsgrove: -0.76 Broxbourne: -0.52 Broxtowe: -0.06 Buckinghamshire: -0.85 Burnley: 0.17 Bury: 0.18 Calderdale: 1.20 Cambridge: 0.74 Camden: -0.83 Cannock Chase: 0.43 Canterbury: -0.56 Carlisle: 1.65 Castle Point: -0.41 Central Bedfordshire: -0.44 Charnwood: -0.44 Chelmsford: -0.78 Cheltenham: 0.21 Cherwell: 0.13 Cheshire East: -0.19 Cheshire West and Chester: -0.54 Chesterfield: 1.00 Chichester: 0.36 Chorley: -0.19 City of London: -2.04 Colchester: 0.28 Copeland: -1.81 Cornwall: -0.18 Cotswold: -1.02 County Durham: -0.12 Coventry: 0.22 Craven: -0.99 Crawley: -0.12 Croydon: -0.51 Dacorum: -0.01 Darlington: 1.27 Dartford: -0.54 Derby: 0.03 Derbyshire Dales: -0.63 Doncaster: 3.98 Dorset: -0.04 Dover: 0.32 Dudley: -0.07 Ealing: -1.12 East Cambridgeshire: -0.69 East Devon: -0.01 East Hampshire: -0.89 East Hertfordshire: -0.87 East Lindsey: 1.60 East Riding of Yorkshire: -0.38 East Staffordshire: -0.53 East Suffolk: 1.06 Eastbourne: -0.52 Eastleigh: -0.31 Eden: -0.96 Elmbridge: -0.68 Enfield: -0.64 Epping Forest: -0.04 Epsom and Ewell: -1.38 Erewash: 1.55 Exeter: 1.56 Fareham: -0.21 Fenland: 0.13 Folkestone and Hythe: -0.86 Forest of Dean: -0.32 Fylde: -0.20 Gateshead: 0.34 Gedling: -0.77 Gloucester: 0.04 Gosport: 1.05 Gravesham: -0.89 Great Yarmouth: 2.40 Greenwich: -0.48 Guildford: -0.17 Hackney: -0.01 Halton: -0.57 Hambleton: 0.47 Hammersmith and Fulham: -0.38 Harborough: -0.99 Haringey: -0.56 Harlow: 2.08 Harrogate: -0.40 Harrow: -1.26 Hart: -1.01 Hartlepool: 2.19 Hastings: 4.10 Havant: 0.45 Havering: -0.69 Herefordshire, County of: -0.41 Hertsmere: -0.15 High Peak: 0.43 Hillingdon: -0.89 Hinckley and Bosworth: -0.36 Horsham: -0.86 Hounslow: -0.60 Huntingdonshire: 0.05 Hyndburn: 0.24 Ipswich: 0.51 Isle of Wight: 0.20 Isles of Scilly: -2.04 Islington: 0.81 Kensington and Chelsea: -0.43 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: -0.08 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 0.65 Kingston upon Thames: -1.56 Kirklees: 0.60 Knowsley: -0.03 Lambeth: -0.66 Lancaster: 0.53 Leeds: 0.48 Leicester: -0.63 Lewes: -0.20 Lewisham: -0.47 Lichfield: -0.45 Lincoln: 1.23 Liverpool: 0.35 Luton: -0.73 Maidstone: -0.44 Maldon: 0.61 Malvern Hills: -0.67 Manchester: 0.34 Mansfield: -0.04 Medway: 0.32 Melton: -0.15 Mendip: 0.14 Merton: -1.26 Mid Devon: 1.79 Mid Suffolk: -0.47 Mid Sussex: -0.87 Middlesbrough: 6.13 Milton Keynes: 0.30 Mole Valley: -0.98 New Forest: 0.07 Newark and Sherwood: 0.31 Newcastle upon Tyne: 1.81 Newcastle-under-Lyme: 0.23 Newham: -1.13 North Devon: 0.82 North East Derbyshire: -0.39 North East Lincolnshire: 0.46 North Hertfordshire: -0.53 North Kesteven: -0.73 North Lincolnshire: 0.78 North Norfolk: -0.10 North Northamptonshire: 0.27 North Somerset: -0.49 North Tyneside: -0.43 North Warwickshire: 1.78 North West Leicestershire: 0.25 Northumberland: 0.69 Norwich: 0.89 Nottingham: 2.71 Nuneaton and Bedworth: 0.62 Oadby and Wigston: -0.73 Oldham: -0.43 Oxford: 0.58 Pendle: 0.20 Peterborough: 0.71 Plymouth: 0.96 Portsmouth: -0.10 Preston: 0.41 Reading: -0.41 Redbridge: -0.88 Redcar and Cleveland: 5.18 Redditch: 0.07 Reigate and Banstead: -0.27 Ribble Valley: -0.88 Richmond upon Thames: -1.05 Richmondshire: -0.42 Rochdale: 1.01 Rochford: -0.65 Rossendale: -0.23 Rother: 1.41 Rotherham: 0.81 Rugby: -0.12 Runnymede: -0.54 Rushcliffe: -0.73 Rushmoor: -0.23 Rutland: -0.88 Ryedale: -0.41 Salford: 1.56 Sandwell: -0.63 Scarborough: 0.83 Sedgemoor: 1.21 Sefton: -0.90 Selby: -0.09 Sevenoaks: -1.18 Sheffield: 1.06 Shropshire: 0.37 Slough: -0.89 Solihull: -0.18 Somerset West and Taunton: 2.70 South Cambridgeshire: -0.86 South Derbyshire: -0.46 South Gloucestershire: 0.47 South Hams: 0.51 South Holland: -0.26 South Kesteven: -0.56 South Lakeland: -0.06 South Norfolk: -0.77 South Oxfordshire: -0.73 South Ribble: 0.66 South Somerset: 1.08 South Staffordshire: -0.48 South Tyneside: -0.73 Southampton: -0.29 Southend-on-Sea: -0.44 Southwark: -0.58 Spelthorne: -0.36 St Albans: -0.93 St. Helens: -0.00 Stafford: -0.27 Staffordshire Moorlands: 0.50 Stevenage: -0.62 Stockport: 0.05 Stockton-on-Tees: 1.20 Stoke-on-Trent: 1.73 Stratford-on-Avon: -0.96 Stroud: -0.76 Sunderland: 0.37 Surrey Heath: -0.86 Sutton: -0.56 Swale: 0.10 Swindon: -0.21 Tameside: 2.36 Tamworth: 0.79 Tandridge: -0.49 Teignbridge: 0.49 Telford and Wrekin: 1.49 Tendring: 1.54 Test Valley: -0.41 Tewkesbury: -0.13 Thanet: -0.36 Three Rivers: -1.31 Thurrock: -0.57 Tonbridge and Malling: -1.03 Torbay: 1.16 Torridge: 0.41 Tower Hamlets: -1.23 Trafford: -0.97 Tunbridge Wells: -0.84 Uttlesford: -0.35 Vale of White Horse: 0.30 Wakefield: 1.88 Walsall: -0.77 Waltham Forest: -0.76 Wandsworth: -1.05 Warrington: -0.47 Warwick: -0.49 Watford: -1.03 Waverley: -0.75 Wealden: -0.68 Welwyn Hatfield: -0.22 West Berkshire: -0.25 West Devon: 0.46 West Lancashire: -0.50 West Lindsey: 0.71 West Northamptonshire: 0.09 West Oxfordshire: -0.46 West Suffolk: -0.14 Westminster: -0.30 Wigan: -0.07 Wiltshire: -0.02 Winchester: -0.50 Windsor and Maidenhead: -0.59 Wirral: -0.46 Woking: -0.20 Wokingham: -1.50 Wolverhampton: -0.38 Worcester: -0.70 Worthing: -0.89 Wychavon: 0.05 Wyre: 0.58 Wyre Forest: 0.02 York: 0.31

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
01234567ExeterEast LindseyHartlepoolTamesideGreat YarmouthSomerset West and TauntonNottinghamBassetlawDoncasterHastingsRedcar and ClevelandMiddlesbroughCarlisleStoke-on-TrentNorth WarwickshireMid DevonNewcastle upon TyneWakefieldBarnsleyHarlowMiddlesbrough
Standardised score 6.1Redcar and Cleveland
Standardised score 5.2Hastings
Standardised score 4.1Doncaster
Standardised score 4.0Bassetlaw
Standardised score 3.1Nottingham
Standardised score 2.7Somerset West and Taunton
Standardised score 2.7Great Yarmouth
Standardised score 2.4Tameside
Standardised score 2.4Hartlepool
Standardised score 2.2Harlow
Standardised score 2.1Barnsley
Standardised score 2.0Wakefield
Standardised score 1.9Newcastle upon Tyne
Standardised score 1.8Mid Devon
Standardised score 1.8North Warwickshire
Standardised score 1.8Stoke-on-Trent
Standardised score 1.7Carlisle
Standardised score 1.6East Lindsey
Standardised score 1.6Exeter
Standardised score 1.6

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton0.34
Bury0.18
Manchester0.34
Oldham-0.43
Rochdale1.01
Salford1.56
Stockport0.05
Tameside2.36
Trafford-0.97
Wigan-0.07
Liverpool City RegionHalton-0.57
Wirral-0.46
St. Helens0
Sefton-0.90
Knowsley-0.03
Liverpool0.35
North EastSunderland0.37
Gateshead0.34
County Durham-0.12
South Tyneside-0.73
West MidlandsBirmingham-0.10
Coventry0.22
Dudley-0.07
Solihull-0.18
Walsall-0.77
Wolverhampton-0.38
Sandwell-0.63
West YorkshireWakefield1.88
Bradford1.04
Calderdale1.20
Kirklees0.60
Leeds0.48

Socially Renting Households

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: -0.58 Allerdale: 0.52 Amber Valley: -0.53 Arun: -1.10 Ashfield: -0.15 Ashford: -0.31 Babergh: -0.42 Barking and Dagenham: 2.66 Barnet: -0.39 Barnsley: 0.66 Barrow-in-Furness: -0.81 Basildon: 0.91 Basingstoke and Deane: 0.35 Bassetlaw: -0.14 Bath and North East Somerset: -0.25 Bedford: 0.08 Bexley: -0.19 Birmingham: 1.30 Blaby: -1.29 Blackburn with Darwen: 0.51 Blackpool: -0.93 Bolsover: 0.08 Bolton: 0.68 Boston: 0.63 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: -0.81 Bracknell Forest: -0.02 Bradford: -0.20 Braintree: 0.08 Breckland: -0.29 Brent: 1.30 Brentwood: -0.76 Brighton and Hove: -0.15 Bristol, City of: 0.49 Broadland: -1.03 Bromley: -0.44 Bromsgrove: -0.86 Broxbourne: -0.25 Broxtowe: -0.81 Buckinghamshire: -0.47 Burnley: -0.03 Bury: -0.15 Calderdale: -0.20 Cambridge: 1.17 Camden: 3.03 Cannock Chase: 0.07 Canterbury: -0.61 Carlisle: -0.24 Castle Point: -1.74 Central Bedfordshire: -0.42 Charnwood: -0.69 Chelmsford: -0.42 Cheltenham: -0.61 Cherwell: -0.42 Cheshire East: -0.71 Cheshire West and Chester: -0.20 Chesterfield: 0.83 Chichester: -0.12 Chorley: -0.44 City of London: -0.15 Colchester: -0.42 Copeland: 0.30 Cornwall: -0.51 Cotswold: -0.07 County Durham: 0.71 Coventry: 0.20 Craven: -1.05 Crawley: 1.20 Croydon: 0.35 Dacorum: 0.88 Darlington: 0.07 Dartford: -0.34 Derby: 0.51 Derbyshire Dales: -0.54 Doncaster: 0.20 Dorset: -0.59 Dover: -0.32 Dudley: 0.54 Ealing: 0.29 East Cambridgeshire: -0.31 East Devon: -0.93 East Hampshire: -0.56 East Hertfordshire: -0.46 East Lindsey: -0.76 East Riding of Yorkshire: -1.08 East Staffordshire: -0.49 East Suffolk: -0.46 Eastbourne: -0.47 Eastleigh: -0.46 Eden: -0.93 Elmbridge: -0.96 Enfield: 0.20 Epping Forest: -0.19 Epsom and Ewell: -1.18 Erewash: -0.53 Exeter: 0.13 Fareham: -1.30 Fenland: -0.53 Folkestone and Hythe: -0.83 Forest of Dean: -0.47 Fylde: -1.27 Gateshead: 1.57 Gedling: -1.03 Gloucester: -0.37 Gosport: 0.08 Gravesham: 0.27 Great Yarmouth: 0.07 Greenwich: 2.57 Guildford: -0.53 Hackney: 4.18 Halton: 1.44 Hambleton: -0.41 Hammersmith and Fulham: 2.37 Harborough: -1.20 Haringey: 1.59 Harlow: 2.28 Harrogate: -1.00 Harrow: -0.91 Hart: -1.18 Hartlepool: 1.29 Hastings: -0.25 Havant: 0.47 Havering: -0.37 Herefordshire, County of: -0.36 Hertsmere: 0.25 High Peak: -0.61 Hillingdon: 0.05 Hinckley and Bosworth: -0.95 Horsham: -0.73 Hounslow: 0.88 Huntingdonshire: -0.49 Hyndburn: -0.39 Ipswich: 0.85 Isle of Wight: -0.83 Isles of Scilly: 0.25 Islington: 4.13 Kensington and Chelsea: 2.00 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: -0.37 Kingston upon Hull, City of: 1.89 Kingston upon Thames: -0.81 Kirklees: -0.17 Knowsley: 1.61 Lambeth: 3.01 Lancaster: -0.93 Leeds: 0.78 Leicester: 1.25 Lewes: -0.83 Lewisham: 2.27 Lichfield: -0.47 Lincoln: 0.90 Liverpool: 1.79 Luton: 0.10 Maidstone: -0.41 Maldon: -0.78 Malvern Hills: -0.25 Manchester: 2.32 Mansfield: 0.10 Medway: -0.37 Melton: -0.86 Mendip: -0.64 Merton: -0.27 Mid Devon: -0.54 Mid Suffolk: -0.76 Mid Sussex: -0.85 Middlesbrough: 1.25 Milton Keynes: 0.39 Mole Valley: -0.69 New Forest: -0.85 Newark and Sherwood: -0.32 Newcastle upon Tyne: 1.94 Newcastle-under-Lyme: 0.22 Newham: 2.06 North Devon: -0.80 North East Derbyshire: 0.49 North East Lincolnshire: -0.44 North Hertfordshire: 0.49 North Kesteven: -0.98 North Lincolnshire: -0.14 North Norfolk: -0.47 North Northamptonshire: -0.10 North Somerset: -1.12 North Tyneside: 0.79 North Warwickshire: -0.37 North West Leicestershire: -0.39 Northumberland: 0.34 Norwich: 2.45 Nottingham: 1.64 Nuneaton and Bedworth: -0.24 Oadby and Wigston: -1.34 Oldham: 0.91 Oxford: 0.86 Pendle: -0.68 Peterborough: 0.47 Plymouth: 0.44 Portsmouth: 0.37 Preston: 0.44 Reading: 0.05 Redbridge: -0.76 Redcar and Cleveland: 0.52 Redditch: 0.74 Reigate and Banstead: -0.73 Ribble Valley: -1.32 Richmond upon Thames: -0.63 Richmondshire: -0.69 Rochdale: 0.86 Rochford: -1.30 Rossendale: -0.17 Rother: -0.95 Rotherham: 0.83 Rugby: -0.49 Runnymede: -0.49 Rushcliffe: -1.22 Rushmoor: 0.07 Rutland: -0.83 Ryedale: -0.51 Salford: 1.62 Sandwell: 1.83 Scarborough: -0.34 Sedgemoor: -0.51 Sefton: -0.24 Selby: -0.59 Sevenoaks: -0.44 Sheffield: 1.15 Shropshire: -0.47 Slough: 0.64 Solihull: -0.31 Somerset West and Taunton: -0.10 South Cambridgeshire: -0.22 South Derbyshire: -1.00 South Gloucestershire: -0.85 South Hams: -0.68 South Holland: -0.63 South Kesteven: -0.56 South Lakeland: -0.86 South Norfolk: -0.69 South Oxfordshire: -0.64 South Ribble: -0.91 South Somerset: -0.29 South Staffordshire: -0.31 South Tyneside: 2.33 Southampton: 1.03 Southend-on-Sea: -0.73 Southwark: 4.04 Spelthorne: -0.53 St Albans: -0.61 St. Helens: 0.66 Stafford: -0.37 Staffordshire Moorlands: -1.22 Stevenage: 1.78 Stockport: -0.42 Stockton-on-Tees: 0.08 Stoke-on-Trent: 1.10 Stratford-on-Avon: -0.42 Stroud: -0.59 Sunderland: 1.83 Surrey Heath: -1.05 Sutton: -0.27 Swale: -0.42 Swindon: -0.03 Tameside: 0.91 Tamworth: 0.37 Tandridge: -0.80 Teignbridge: -1.07 Telford and Wrekin: 0.37 Tendring: -1.29 Test Valley: -0.25 Tewkesbury: -0.53 Thanet: -0.66 Three Rivers: -0.17 Thurrock: 0.32 Tonbridge and Malling: -0.07 Torbay: -1.27 Torridge: -1.10 Tower Hamlets: 3.40 Trafford: -0.14 Tunbridge Wells: -0.20 Uttlesford: -0.47 Vale of White Horse: -0.25 Wakefield: 1.00 Walsall: 1.34 Waltham Forest: 0.96 Wandsworth: 0.59 Warrington: -0.09 Warwick: -0.29 Watford: -0.03 Waverley: -0.59 Wealden: -1.25 Welwyn Hatfield: 1.62 West Berkshire: -0.31 West Devon: -0.96 West Lancashire: -0.25 West Lindsey: -0.83 West Northamptonshire: -0.24 West Oxfordshire: -0.42 West Suffolk: 0.07 Westminster: 2.11 Wigan: 0.20 Wiltshire: -0.22 Winchester: -0.09 Windsor and Maidenhead: -0.54 Wirral: -0.07 Woking: -0.71 Wokingham: -1.37 Wolverhampton: 1.59 Worcester: 0.08 Worthing: -1.02 Wychavon: -0.03 Wyre: -1.39 Wyre Forest: -0.29 York: -0.31

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
012345SunderlandKingston upon Hull, City ofHammersmith and FulhamNorwichGreenwichBarking and DagenhamLambethCamdenTower HamletsSouthwarkIslingtonHackneyNewcastle upon TyneKensington and ChelseaNewhamWestminsterLewishamHarlowManchesterSouth TynesideHackney
Standardised score 4.2Islington
Standardised score 4.1Southwark
Standardised score 4.0Tower Hamlets
Standardised score 3.4Camden
Standardised score 3.0Lambeth
Standardised score 3.0Barking and Dagenham
Standardised score 2.7Greenwich
Standardised score 2.6Norwich
Standardised score 2.5Hammersmith and Fulham
Standardised score 2.4South Tyneside
Standardised score 2.3Manchester
Standardised score 2.3Harlow
Standardised score 2.3Lewisham
Standardised score 2.3Westminster
Standardised score 2.1Newham
Standardised score 2.1Kensington and Chelsea
Standardised score 2.0Newcastle upon Tyne
Standardised score 1.9Kingston upon Hull, City of
Standardised score 1.9Sunderland
Standardised score 1.8

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton0.68
Bury-0.15
Manchester2.32
Oldham0.91
Rochdale0.86
Salford1.62
Stockport-0.42
Tameside0.91
Trafford-0.14
Wigan0.20
Liverpool City RegionHalton1.44
Wirral-0.07
St. Helens0.66
Sefton-0.24
Knowsley1.61
Liverpool1.79
North EastSunderland1.83
Gateshead1.57
County Durham0.71
South Tyneside2.33
West MidlandsBirmingham1.30
Coventry0.20
Dudley0.54
Solihull-0.31
Walsall1.34
Wolverhampton1.59
Sandwell1.83
West YorkshireWakefield1.00
Bradford-0.20
Calderdale-0.20
Kirklees-0.17
Leeds0.78

Unpaid Carer (aged 16-24)

The map shows the likelihood of young people ending up not in employment, education or training. The values are standardised to show divergence from the average, with lighter colours being higher and darker colours being lower. Higher scores are indicative of a higher chance of a young person being NEET. Hover over the hexes to see the standardised score.

most likely
least likely
Hexmap Adur: 0.50 Allerdale: 0.55 Amber Valley: 0.06 Arun: 0.44 Ashfield: 1.80 Ashford: 0.85 Babergh: -0.68 Barking and Dagenham: 0.02 Barnet: -0.00 Barnsley: 1.24 Barrow-in-Furness: 0.57 Basildon: 0.18 Basingstoke and Deane: -0.21 Bassetlaw: 0.91 Bath and North East Somerset: -1.98 Bedford: 0.27 Bexley: -0.53 Birmingham: 0.21 Blaby: -0.50 Blackburn with Darwen: 1.29 Blackpool: 2.99 Bolsover: 1.81 Bolton: 0.46 Boston: 0.19 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: -0.37 Bracknell Forest: -0.94 Bradford: 1.13 Braintree: -0.22 Breckland: 0.11 Brent: -0.53 Brentwood: -1.13 Brighton and Hove: -1.13 Bristol, City of: -0.97 Broadland: -0.63 Bromley: -0.60 Bromsgrove: -0.86 Broxbourne: -0.02 Broxtowe: -0.23 Buckinghamshire: -0.70 Burnley: 1.34 Bury: 0.38 Calderdale: 0.92 Cambridge: -1.37 Camden: -0.42 Cannock Chase: 0.10 Canterbury: -0.63 Carlisle: 0.43 Castle Point: -0.21 Central Bedfordshire: -0.27 Charnwood: -1.24 Chelmsford: -1.09 Cheltenham: -1.52 Cherwell: -0.90 Cheshire East: -0.12 Cheshire West and Chester: 0.05 Chesterfield: 1.16 Chichester: -0.49 Chorley: 0.21 City of London: -2.78 Colchester: -0.62 Copeland: 0.69 Cornwall: 0.22 Cotswold: -1.63 County Durham: 0.68 Coventry: -0.37 Craven: -0.39 Crawley: 0.03 Croydon: 0.11 Dacorum: -0.58 Darlington: 0.97 Dartford: -0.02 Derby: 0.14 Derbyshire Dales: -0.18 Doncaster: 0.77 Dorset: -0.02 Dover: 2.64 Dudley: 0.88 Ealing: -0.46 East Cambridgeshire: -0.30 East Devon: 0.02 East Hampshire: -1.12 East Hertfordshire: -1.43 East Lindsey: 2.06 East Riding of Yorkshire: -0.19 East Staffordshire: -0.67 East Suffolk: 0.34 Eastbourne: 0.98 Eastleigh: -1.12 Eden: 0.19 Elmbridge: -0.98 Enfield: 0.26 Epping Forest: -1.06 Epsom and Ewell: -1.06 Erewash: 0.00 Exeter: -1.49 Fareham: -1.07 Fenland: 0.68 Folkestone and Hythe: 1.88 Forest of Dean: -0.02 Fylde: 0.02 Gateshead: 1.40 Gedling: 0.72 Gloucester: -0.19 Gosport: 0.35 Gravesham: 0.49 Great Yarmouth: 1.97 Greenwich: -0.10 Guildford: -1.81 Hackney: 1.23 Halton: 2.84 Hambleton: -0.31 Hammersmith and Fulham: -1.29 Harborough: -1.17 Haringey: -0.15 Harlow: 0.10 Harrogate: -1.01 Harrow: -0.22 Hart: -1.74 Hartlepool: 1.95 Hastings: 1.45 Havant: 0.07 Havering: -0.49 Herefordshire, County of: 0.15 Hertsmere: -0.27 High Peak: -0.59 Hillingdon: -0.24 Hinckley and Bosworth: -0.21 Horsham: -1.13 Hounslow: -0.19 Huntingdonshire: -0.34 Hyndburn: 1.29 Ipswich: 0.21 Isle of Wight: 1.11 Isles of Scilly: 4.77 Islington: 0.07 Kensington and Chelsea: -0.72 King's Lynn and West Norfolk: 0.77 Kingston upon Hull, City of: -0.08 Kingston upon Thames: -0.91 Kirklees: 0.69 Knowsley: 3.70 Lambeth: -0.95 Lancaster: -0.75 Leeds: -0.74 Leicester: -0.48 Lewes: 0.91 Lewisham: 0.27 Lichfield: -0.88 Lincoln: -0.89 Liverpool: 0.51 Luton: -0.17 Maidstone: 0.24 Maldon: 0.59 Malvern Hills: -0.22 Manchester: -0.63 Mansfield: 2.06 Medway: 0.58 Melton: -1.35 Mendip: -0.96 Merton: -0.48 Mid Devon: 0.28 Mid Suffolk: -0.52 Mid Sussex: -1.31 Middlesbrough: 0.88 Milton Keynes: -0.09 Mole Valley: -0.60 New Forest: -0.51 Newark and Sherwood: 1.19 Newcastle upon Tyne: -1.06 Newcastle-under-Lyme: 0.07 Newham: -0.55 North Devon: -0.19 North East Derbyshire: 0.43 North East Lincolnshire: 0.44 North Hertfordshire: -0.71 North Kesteven: 0.27 North Lincolnshire: 0.34 North Norfolk: 0.05 North Northamptonshire: -0.04 North Somerset: -0.26 North Tyneside: 0.99 North Warwickshire: 0.20 North West Leicestershire: -0.41 Northumberland: 0.53 Norwich: -1.20 Nottingham: -0.57 Nuneaton and Bedworth: 1.19 Oadby and Wigston: 0.13 Oldham: 0.77 Oxford: -1.36 Pendle: 0.44 Peterborough: 0.25 Plymouth: -0.10 Portsmouth: -1.19 Preston: 0.58 Reading: -1.54 Redbridge: -0.52 Redcar and Cleveland: 1.55 Redditch: 0.19 Reigate and Banstead: -0.38 Ribble Valley: -1.12 Richmond upon Thames: -1.18 Richmondshire: -0.49 Rochdale: 0.92 Rochford: -0.78 Rossendale: 0.53 Rother: 0.79 Rotherham: 0.82 Rugby: -0.32 Runnymede: -1.27 Rushcliffe: -0.91 Rushmoor: -0.60 Rutland: -0.86 Ryedale: -0.58 Salford: -0.02 Sandwell: 0.80 Scarborough: 1.48 Sedgemoor: 0.43 Sefton: 2.22 Selby: -0.68 Sevenoaks: -0.53 Sheffield: -0.14 Shropshire: 0.40 Slough: -0.54 Solihull: 0.63 Somerset West and Taunton: -0.28 South Cambridgeshire: -0.87 South Derbyshire: -0.30 South Gloucestershire: -0.52 South Hams: 0.50 South Holland: 0.74 South Kesteven: -0.42 South Lakeland: -0.22 South Norfolk: -0.79 South Oxfordshire: -1.29 South Ribble: 0.38 South Somerset: -0.06 South Staffordshire: -0.14 South Tyneside: 1.84 Southampton: -0.69 Southend-on-Sea: 0.35 Southwark: -0.57 Spelthorne: -0.37 St Albans: -1.21 St. Helens: 2.95 Stafford: 0.19 Staffordshire Moorlands: 0.35 Stevenage: 0.66 Stockport: 0.61 Stockton-on-Tees: 0.96 Stoke-on-Trent: 0.78 Stratford-on-Avon: -0.65 Stroud: -0.61 Sunderland: 1.70 Surrey Heath: -0.96 Sutton: -0.08 Swale: 1.46 Swindon: 0.58 Tameside: 1.29 Tamworth: 0.64 Tandridge: -0.63 Teignbridge: 0.41 Telford and Wrekin: 1.65 Tendring: 1.57 Test Valley: -0.55 Tewkesbury: -0.86 Thanet: 1.69 Three Rivers: -0.31 Thurrock: -0.35 Tonbridge and Malling: 0.38 Torbay: 2.00 Torridge: 0.54 Tower Hamlets: -0.48 Trafford: -0.11 Tunbridge Wells: -0.22 Uttlesford: -1.66 Vale of White Horse: -0.93 Wakefield: 0.59 Walsall: 1.13 Waltham Forest: 0.13 Wandsworth: -1.50 Warrington: 0.59 Warwick: -1.42 Watford: -0.72 Waverley: -1.31 Wealden: -0.25 Welwyn Hatfield: -0.85 West Berkshire: -1.37 West Devon: 0.75 West Lancashire: 0.15 West Lindsey: 0.81 West Northamptonshire: -0.83 West Oxfordshire: -0.61 West Suffolk: -1.47 Westminster: -0.03 Wigan: 0.89 Wiltshire: -0.24 Winchester: -1.49 Windsor and Maidenhead: -1.32 Wirral: 1.75 Woking: -0.58 Wokingham: -1.77 Wolverhampton: 0.73 Worcester: -1.09 Worthing: 0.02 Wychavon: -0.44 Wyre: 2.15 Wyre Forest: 0.19 York: -1.75

Ranked Local Authorities

The chart below shows the local authorities with the highest scores for this dataset. High scores indicate that there is a higher than average number of young people with this characteristic within that local authority.

Standardised score
012345ThanetSunderlandEast LindseyMansfieldWyreSeftonDoverHaltonSt. HelensBlackpoolKnowsleyIsles of ScillyWirralAshfieldBolsoverSouth TynesideFolkestone and HytheHartlepoolGreat YarmouthTorbayIsles of Scilly
Standardised score 4.8Knowsley
Standardised score 3.7Blackpool
Standardised score 3.0St. Helens
Standardised score 2.9Halton
Standardised score 2.8Dover
Standardised score 2.6Sefton
Standardised score 2.2Wyre
Standardised score 2.2Mansfield
Standardised score 2.1East Lindsey
Standardised score 2.1Torbay
Standardised score 2.0Great Yarmouth
Standardised score 2.0Hartlepool
Standardised score 2.0Folkestone and Hythe
Standardised score 1.9South Tyneside
Standardised score 1.8Bolsover
Standardised score 1.8Ashfield
Standardised score 1.8Wirral
Standardised score 1.7Sunderland
Standardised score 1.7Thanet
Standardised score 1.7

Combined Authorities

The table below shows the local authority data above, grouped by their combined authority. Higher values indicate local authority areas where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Combined AuthorityLocal Authority NameValue
Greater ManchesterBolton0.46
Bury0.38
Manchester-0.63
Oldham0.77
Rochdale0.92
Salford-0.02
Stockport0.61
Tameside1.29
Trafford-0.11
Wigan0.89
Liverpool City RegionHalton2.84
Wirral1.75
St. Helens2.95
Sefton2.22
Knowsley3.70
Liverpool0.51
North EastSunderland1.70
Gateshead1.40
County Durham0.68
South Tyneside1.84
West MidlandsBirmingham0.21
Coventry-0.37
Dudley0.88
Solihull0.63
Walsall1.13
Wolverhampton0.73
Sandwell0.80
West YorkshireWakefield0.59
Bradford1.13
Calderdale0.92
Kirklees0.69
Leeds-0.74

Highest Scoring Local Authorities

The table below shows the local authorities that scored the highest weighted average of NEET factors. Higher values indicate regions where young people have a higher likelihood of being NEET.

Local AuthorityWeighted Score
Blackpool1.88
Middlesbrough1.63
Knowsley1.53
Redcar and Cleveland1.46
Great Yarmouth1.42
Hartlepool1.38
Stoke-on-Trent1.23
Sunderland1.20
Halton1.16
Rotherham1.15
St. Helens1.14
Burnley1.13
Doncaster1.12
South Tyneside1.11
Kingston upon Hull, City of1.07
North East Lincolnshire1.04
Hastings1.04
East Lindsey1.03
Barnsley0.99
Thanet0.98

About this data

The data visualised on this page is from analysis by Youth Futures Foundation, with The National Centre for Social Research (NatCen). Our report explores the extent and degree of overlap between different forms of marginalisation among young people (aged 13 to 25), and how experiencing multiple types of marginalisation may increase the risk of young people not being in employment, education or training (NEET).

Each of the data sources in the visualisations above represents a risk factor for a young person becoming NEET. Five domains of marginalisation were explored - education, family circumstances, health, living standards and risky behaviour - making up 19 NEET factors.

A standard score is calculated for each data source per local authority. The standard score is 0 for values that are equal to the mean, 1 for values that are one standard deviation above the mean, and 2 for values that are two standard deviations above the mean. Values below the mean have negative standard scores.

Each risk factor was associated with a higher likelihood of a young person becoming NEET. This likelihood increased with a higher number of overlapping risk factors. Six factors were found to be most strongly associated with NEET status:

  • Qualification below level 2 (age 16-24)
  • Pupils with SEN support
  • Disability (aged under 25)
  • IMD Health
  • Economic inactivity (NEET)

Double weightings are given to those data sources, and a weighted average is calculated per local authority. Total Scores are calculated as the sum of all individual scores.

You can download the raw data here.

You can view the processing pipeline here.