Which is the most deprived place to live in the UK? Find out how your area rates
The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) study, analysed 32,844 neighbourhoods across England, and looked at employment; health; income; education; housing; environment and crime.
Chesterfield was ranked at 1,497 of the most deprived places to live and other areas of the High Peak also featured in the bottom 20 per cent of deprived areas.
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Top 20 most deprived places
1. Tendring - around St Osyth and Seawick
2. Blackpool - By Central Pier
3. Blackpool - Around the promenade near North Pier
4. Thanet - Cliftonville West
5. Blackpool - Near the South Pier
6. Tendring - Clacton-on-Sea
7. Blackpool - Between Waterloo Road and St Chad’s Station
8. Coventry - Around Hillmorton Road in Henley
9. Blackpool - Woolman Road and Clinton Avenue
10. Waveney - near South Pier in Lowestoft
11. Blackpool - around Cookson Street
12. Kingston upon Hull - Around St John’s Grove
13. North East Lincolnshire - Around Oxford Street in Grimsby
14. Burnley - Around Tay Street and Howard Street
15. Burnley - Between Belvedere Road and Church Street
16. Mansfield - Around Sandy Lane
17. Blackpool - Around Manchester Square and Rigby Road
18. Blackpool - Around Clevedon Road and Carshalton Road
19. Blackburn with Darwen - Wensley Fold
20. Great Yarmouth - Along the seafront