Crossways: Deprivation

Deprivation

A civil parish in Dorset — Crossways, E04003531. Every figure below describes that area, except where it is labelled as a comparison, or as a figure for a neighbourhood or a wider area.

Crossways covers two neighbourhoods, all of them shared. None of the two neighbourhoods is in the most deprived 10% in England; none are in the more deprived half. A rank describes a neighbourhood, not a rank for the parish.

Crossways covers two neighbourhoods

Index of Multiple Deprivation 2025. Rank 1 is the most deprived neighbourhood in England.

Around CrosswaysArea code: E01020538Overall rank: 17,376More deprived than: 49%Income rank: 18,723Employment rank: 17,928Education, Skills and Training rank: 14,631Health Deprivation and Disability rank: 20,940Crime rank: 25,357Barriers to Housing and Services rank: 2,591Living Environment rank: 22,054Period: 2025

Around WarmwellArea code: E01020537Overall rank: 17,486More deprived than: 48%Income rank: 23,565Employment rank: 18,716Education, Skills and Training rank: 19,600Health Deprivation and Disability rank: 23,951Crime rank: 23,254Barriers to Housing and Services rank: 1,541Living Environment rank: 10,891Period: 2025

On Barriers to Housing and Services, two of the two neighbourhoods are in the most deprived 10% in England: Around Crossways (rank 2,591) and Around Warmwell (rank 1,541).

Hollow rings mark neighbourhoods shared with areas beyond Crossways: Around Crossways and Around Warmwell. Their ranks describe the whole neighbourhoods.

Names beginning “Around” are generated descriptions. Locality names use OS map display priority, then estimated resident totals assigned to the nearest locality from each output area’s representative point. Road names use road length weighted by output-area resident density. These estimates do not locate individual residents or establish recognised neighbourhood names.

Source Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, English Indices of Deprivation 2025Period 2025Area Lower Layer Super Output Area

IoD2025 is not comparable with IoD2019 — new datasets, methodologies and geographies were used.

Sources, notes and figures

Source English Indices of Deprivation 2025, Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

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A rank of 1 is the most deprived LSOA in England. Ranks do not add and do not average. IoD2025 is not comparable with IoD2019 — new datasets, methodologies and geographies were used. (MHCLG)

A rank of 1 is the most deprived LSOA in England on this domain. Ranks do not add and do not average. IoD2025 is not comparable with IoD2019 — new datasets, methodologies and geographies were used. (MHCLG)

Neighbourhood ranks, Indices of Deprivation 2025
Neighbourhood	Area code	Overall rank	More deprived than	Income rank	Employment rank	Education, Skills and Training rank	Health Deprivation and Disability rank	Crime rank	Barriers to Housing and Services rank	Living Environment rank
Around Crossways, 1,628 of its 1,857 residents live in Crossways	E01020538	17,376	49%	18,723	17,928	14,631	20,940	25,357	2,591	22,054
Around Warmwell, 866 of its 2,108 residents live in Crossways	E01020537	17,486	48%	23,565	18,716	19,600	23,951	23,254	1,541	10,891

The percentage compares a rank with England's 33,755 neighbourhoods. Rounded shares never read as all or none unless they are.

Neighbourhood deprivation table

Deprivation, by neighbourhood

The Indices of Deprivation are published for Lower Layer Super Output Areas, which ONS designs to hold between 1,000 and 3,000 people. 2 of them cover Crossways, and Crossways holds neither outright.

There is no single figure for Crossways, and there cannot be. A rank says where one neighbourhood sits among those ranked in England. Ranks cannot be added or averaged into a rank for the place. Each neighbourhood is shown as published.

Both areas reach beyond Crossways and are marked below. Their figures describe the whole neighbourhoods, including the parts that are not Crossways, and each header says how many of its residents are here. Where that share is small, the figure is mostly about somewhere else.

Indices of Deprivation ranks for each Lower Layer Super Output Area that covers part of Crossways. Each describes one neighbourhood, and they cannot be combined into a figure for Crossways.
Measure	Period	Around WarmwellE01020537 866 of its 2,108 residents are in Crossways	Around CrosswaysE01020538 1,628 of its 1,857 residents are in Crossways
Barriers to Housing and Services rank	2025	1,541	2,591
Crime rank	2025	23,254	25,357
Education, Skills and Training rank	2025	19,600	14,631
Employment rank	2025	18,716	17,928
Health Deprivation and Disability rank	2025	23,951	20,940
Income rank	2025	23,565	18,723
Index of Multiple Deprivation rank	2025	17,486	17,376
Living Environment rank	2025	10,891	22,054

A rank of 1 is the most deprived neighbourhood in England and 33,755 the least. Ezra publishes the position and draws no conclusion from it.

Source: English Indices of Deprivation 2025, Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Period: 2025
Area: Lower Layer Super Output Area

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Source: English Indices of Deprivation 2025, Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Period: 2025
Area: Lower Layer Super Output Area

A rank of 1 is the most deprived LSOA in England. Ranks do not add and do not average. IoD2025 is not comparable with IoD2019 — new datasets, methodologies and geographies were used. (MHCLG)