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Business Intelligence & Performance Improvement and Public Health Business Intelligence and Performance Improvement & Public Health Fuel Poverty in Northamptonshire Chenyu Shang Inge Pye Lynne Taylor Stephen Marks September 2016 Purpose of Report This report provides an update on a previous report completed in June this year (Pye et al. 2016) with new released data (Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 2016). The primary purpose of this report is to provide information to organisations with an interest and role in reducing fuel poverty in the county, in order to achieve improved health and wellbeing for its residents and communities. Contents: 1. Background 2. Definition 3. Variations in fuel poverty in Northamptonshire 4. Maps 5. Fuel poverty in the East Midlands 6. Appendix: I. Definitions II. Data III. Further information Key Messages: Compared to the figure in 2013, Northamptonshire had a slight increase in the level of fuel poverty prevalence in 2014, but the increase was not statistically significant (9.32% in 2013 vs. 9.5% in 2014). As it was shown in 2013, Northamptonshire is still significantly better than the England average in the level of fuel poverty (England 10.6%, 2014) While this is broadly good news, it still means that nearly 28,000 (n=27,958) households in the county are likely to have been in fuel poverty in 2014. There is a significant variation in fuel poverty levels across the county in 2014. Of the seven districts and boroughs, Corby Borough has the lowest level of fuel poverty (8.0%), while Daventry has the highest level (10.6%).

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Page 1: Fuel Poverty in Northamptonshire€¦ · Leicestershire Buckinghamshire Hertfordshire Essex Hampshire Fuel Poverty by CIPFA Group, 2014 source: Department for Business, Energy and

Business Intelligence & Performance Improvement and Public Health

Business Intelligence and Performance Improvement &

Public Health

Fuel Poverty in Northamptonshire Chenyu Shang Inge Pye Lynne Taylor Stephen Marks September 2016 Purpose of Report This report provides an update on a previous report completed in June this year (Pye et al. 2016) with new released data (Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 2016). The primary purpose of this report is to provide information to organisations with an interest and role in reducing fuel poverty in the county, in order to achieve improved health and wellbeing for its residents and communities. Contents:

1. Background 2. Definition 3. Variations in fuel poverty in Northamptonshire 4. Maps 5. Fuel poverty in the East Midlands 6. Appendix:

I. Definitions II. Data

III. Further information

Key Messages:

Compared to the figure in 2013, Northamptonshire had a slight increase in the level of fuel

poverty prevalence in 2014, but the increase was not statistically significant (9.32% in 2013

vs. 9.5% in 2014).

As it was shown in 2013, Northamptonshire is still significantly better than the England

average in the level of fuel poverty (England 10.6%, 2014)

While this is broadly good news, it still means that nearly 28,000 (n=27,958) households in

the county are likely to have been in fuel poverty in 2014.

There is a significant variation in fuel poverty levels across the county in 2014. Of the seven

districts and boroughs, Corby Borough has the lowest level of fuel poverty (8.0%), while

Daventry has the highest level (10.6%).

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1. Background

For many years now, efforts have been made to improve housing in the UK to protect residents from

the effects of winter weather. This has primarily involved efforts to ensure that housing is well

insulated, protecting residents from the colder temperatures of winter, while at the same time

reducing the amount of energy required to heat the home and thus minimising energy bills. Other

initiatives have sought to improve the heating systems in people’s homes, help them manage their

energy use and increase their financial income to help them pay their energy bills.

Despite these efforts over a number of years, the impact of cold homes on people’s health and

wellbeing continues to be a significant challenge in both the UK and in Northamptonshire.

Cold homes and health and wellbeing

Cold homes are linked to a range of health problems1. Living in a cold home can increase the risk

of respiratory problems, such as asthma and bronchitis. It can make some existing health conditions

worse including asthma and diabetes and it can make it more difficult to recover following hospital

discharge. Home temperatures also have implications for mental health: cold homes are also linked

with increased risk of depression and anxiety.

Some groups are particularly vulnerable to the effects of cold homes, such as young children, older

people and those with pre-existing health problems.

Cold homes may also affect other factors associated with wellbeing such as educational

performance among children and young people, and employment by increasing rates of work

absences.

The cost of fuel poverty (when people can’t afford to heat their home adequately) to the NHS in

England is estimated to be £1.36 billion, not including associated social care costs.

Fuel poverty in England

Put simply, fuel poverty is when a household does not have enough income to adequately heat the

home. How this is measured has changed in England and is now measured through the Low Income,

High Cost indicator.

Fuel poverty estimates produced by the Department of Energy and Climate Change and published

during 2015 (but relating to 2013) suggest that the number of households in fuel poverty in England

was 2.35 million, or 10.4% of all households in 2013.

2. Definition

This report provides the latest data on fuel poverty in Northamptonshire. Fuel poverty in England is

measured using the Low Income High Costs indicator, which considers a household to be fuel poor

if:

• they have required fuel costs that are above average (the national median level);

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• were they to spend that amount, they would be left with a residual income below the official poverty

line.

Unlike the previous indicator measuring fuel poverty (the 10% indicator), the Low Income High Costs

definition is a relative measure as it compares households to the national median bill and income –

thereby ensuring the contemporary trends are reflected in both these measures.

The Low Income High Costs indicator is a twin indicator consisting of:

• the number of households that have both low incomes and high fuel costs; and

• the depth of fuel poverty amongst these fuel poor households. This is measured through a fuel

poverty gap which represents the difference between the required fuel costs for each household

and the median required fuel costs.

3. Fuel poverty in 2014, Northamptonshire

Compared to the figure in 2013, Northamptonshire had a slight increase in the level of fuel poverty

prevalence in 2014, but the increase was not statistically significant (9.32% in 2013 vs. 9.5% in

2014).

As it was shown in 2013, Northamptonshire is still significantly better than the England average in

the level of fuel poverty (England 10.6%, 2014). While this is broadly good news, it still means that

nearly 28,000 (n=27,958) households in the county are likely to have been in fuel poverty in 2014.

The level of fuel poverty in districts and boroughs is also examined. The findings reveal some

significant differences to that presented in the previous report (Pye et al. 2016).

Figure 1 shows

Fuel poverty in Daventry (10.6%) is now significantly higher than other districts in 2014, but

similar to the England average (10.5%). Compared to the figure in 2013, there is a significant

increase of 2.1% points in 2014.

Fuel poverty in East Northamptonshire increased significantly in 2014 (8.8% in 2013, 9.6%

in 2014). It ranks the 2nd highest in the county.

Corby (8.2%) has the lowest fuel poverty in Northamptonshire, 2014. It is also significantly

lower than the national average. This finding is similar to that presented in the last report (Pye

et al. 2016).

Fuel poverty in Northampton decreased significantly in 2014 compared to the figure in 2013

(10.3% 2013, 9.4% in 2014). It now ranks the 2nd lowest in the county.

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Figure 1: Fuel Poverty by District and Boroughs across Northamptonshire, 2011-14

Table 1 and Section 4 look at the Lower Layer Super Output Areas (LSOAs) with the highest and

lowest prevalence of fuel poverty across Northamptonshire. The areas with the highest prevalence

of fuel poverty (Table 1) are predominantly in Northampton, though South Northamptonshire,

Kettering and Wellingborough are both represented.

The 2014’s data shows that overall, Northampton ranks the 2nd lowest level of fuel poverty in the

districts and boroughs in Northamptonshire. The data also reveals a great variance in the level of

fuel poverty prevalence in different LSOAs in Northampton. For example, the properties on Cowper

Street are generally older houses, which tend to be less energy efficient. It is hence not surprising

to see that the level of fuel poverty is high in this area. The properties in Hunsbury were recently

built. These properties are much more energy efficient than old houses. The level of fuel poverty in

these areas is one of the lowest in the county.

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Highest prevalence of fuel poverty in Northamptonshire

Table 1: LSOAs in Northamptonshire with the highest prevalence of fuel poverty

LSOA Code LSOA Name LA Name

Estimated number of

households

Estimated number of Fuel Poor

Households

Proportion of households

fuel poor (%)

E01027262

South Northamptonshire 004A

South Northamptonshire 693 175 25.3

Blakesley, Adstone, Litchborough

E01027225 Northampton 023B Northampton 739 166 22.5

Colwyn Road, Cowper Street, Hunter Street

E01027154 Northampton 021D Northampton 796 178 22.4

Semilong- Lower Adelaide Street, Gordon Street

E01027227 Northampton 023C Northampton 675 150 22.2

Overstone Road, Spencer Road

E01027134 Northampton 022C Northampton 705 156 22.1

Abington- Bostock Avenue, Adams Avenue

E01027192 Northampton 009A Northampton 551 119 21.6 Balmoral Road

E01027306

South Northamptonshire 007C

South Northamptonshire 737 159 21.6

Moreton Pinkney, Sulgrave, Wappenham, Abthorpe

E01027105 Kettering 006A Kettering 937 199 21.2

Wellington Street, Dryden Street

E01027313 Wellingborough 004A Wellingborough 655 137 20.9

Wellingborough- Gordon Road, Alexandra Road

E01027026 Daventry 001B Daventry 812 167 20.6

Welford, Sibbertoft, Marston Trussell

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Table 2 and Section 4 show the LSOAs with the lowest prevalence of fuel poverty. The lowest

prevalence is found in those areas containing the newer housing developments which are mostly

on the outskirts of Northampton.

Lowest prevalence of fuel poverty in Northamptonshire

Table 2: LSOAs in Northamptonshire with the lowest prevalence of fuel poverty

LSOA Code LSOA Name LA Name

Estimated number of households

Estimated number of Fuel Poor Households

Proportion of households fuel poor (%)

E01027250 Northampton 029A Northampton 611 14 2.3

Hunsbury- Ladybridge Drive, Hill Farm Rise

E01032963 Corby 009B Corby 629 15 2.4

Brooke Weston College, Garston Road

E01032983

South Northamptonshire 003G

South Northamptonshire 535 13 2.4 Grange Park- Wake Way

E01027174 Northampton 005A Northampton 529 13 2.5

Rectory Farm (South), Botmead Road

E01027165 Northampton 030D Northampton 504 13 2.6

Hunsbury- Litchfield Drive, Augusta Avenue

E01027253 Northampton 029C Northampton 746 20 2.7

Hunsbury- Icknield Drive, Reed Hill, Hunsbury Close

E01027167 Northampton 030F Northampton 588 16 2.7

East Hunsbury- Tarragon Way, Sheffield Way, Frosty Hollow

E01032982

South Northamptonshire 003F

South Northamptonshire 513 14 2.7 Grange Park- Saxon Avenue

E01032984

South Northamptonshire 003H

South Northamptonshire 552 15 2.7

Grange park- The Ridings, The Meadows

E01027212 Northampton 014D Northampton 580 16 2.8

New Duston- Wrenbury Road

4. Maps

The following maps present fuel poverty at lower layer super output area level in Northamptonshire

and its districts and boroughs, based upon the Low Income High Costs measure described. The

data behind the maps is found in the following section (Data).

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5. Fuel poverty in the East Midlands

The following graph shows the levels of fuel poverty prevalence by counties in the East Midlands

(Figure 2). Northamptonshire had a slight increase in the level of fuel poverty prevalence in 2014,

but the increase was not statistically significant (9.32% in 2013 vs. 9.5% in 2014). The levels of fuel

poverty prevalence in Derby, Leicester City, Nottingham city and Derbyshire reduced significantly in

2014, while the levels of fuel poverty prevalence in Lincolnshire and Rutland increased significantly

in this time period.

Figure 2: Fuel poverty by local authorities in the East Midlands between 2011-14

Comparison to its CIPFA nearest neighbours (Figure 3) shows that Northamptonshire ranked 8th.

The level of fuel poverty in Northamptonshire was significantly lower than that in Gloucestershire,

Lancashire, Worcestershire, Warwickshire, Staffordshire, Derbyshire and Suffolk.

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Figure 3: Fuel Poverty by CIPFA nearest neighbours, 2014

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Appendix

6. Definitions

Prior to the introduction of the Low Income High Costs indicator in England, fuel poverty was

measured under the 10% indicator. Under this indicator, a household is considered to be fuel poor

if they were required to spend more than 10% of their income on fuel to maintain an adequate

standard of warmth.

In England, fuel poverty is modelled using data from the English Housing Survey (EHS). The English

Housing Survey is an annual national survey of people’s housing circumstances and the condition

and energy efficiency of housing in England. It is commissioned by the Department for Communities

and Local Government (DCLG), and covers all tenures (private and social) and involves a physical

inspection of properties by professional surveyors.

The key elements in determining whether a household is fuel poor are: income, fuel bills and energy

consumption (dependent on dwelling characteristics and the lifestyle of householders).

Fuel costs include more than just that used for the heating of homes, though this is the main

emphasis; it also encompasses the heating of water, lighting and appliance usage and cooking

costs1.

The data used in this report is the latest available and refers to information collected in 2014,

however due to publication time lags the report was published in 2016.

Further details are available from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy’s

publication Annual Fuel Poverty Statistics Report 2016.

Fuel poverty has range of negative implications. In October 2010, Professor John Hills was

commissioned by the coalition government to conduct as review concerning fuel poverty. His report2

outlined three main concerns, these are:

The extra cost of heating for the typical household are largely outside of the control of these

households in fuel poverty except through the trading off the temperatures at which they live

against other necessities, exacerbating the difficulties faced by all on such low incomes.

Health and well-being. Living in low temperature is likely to be a significant contributor not

just to excess winter deaths that occur each year but to a larger number of incidents of ill-

health and demands on the NHS and I wide range of problems of social isolation and poor

outcomes for young people.

Carbon reduction. The energy inefficiency of homes of those living in fuel poverty is a direct

concern to the reduction of carbon emissions but also acts as a barrier to the implementation

of other policies to mitigate climate change, since those on low income are least able to

afford any increase in prices that may result from them.

Public Health England, Fingertips - Fuel Poverty

1 Annual Fuel Poverty Statistics Report 2015. Page 12 2 Hill, J (2012) Getting the Measure of Fuel Poverty: Summary and recommendations

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7. Data

The table below is an extract from the Sub-regional Fuel Poverty 2014 Statistics data collection,

published by the Department of Energy and Climate Change in 2016. The data presented is at

Lower Super Output Area level for Northamptonshire.

LSOA Code LSOA Name LA Name

Estimated number of households

Estimated number of Fuel Poor Households

Proportion of households fuel poor (%)

E01026960 Corby 006B Corby 625 96 15.4

E01026950 Corby 005B Corby 630 78 12.4

E01026968 Corby 006G Corby 627 78 12.4

E01026961 Corby 006C Corby 514 60 11.7

E01026965 Corby 006D Corby 435 51 11.7

E01026966 Corby 006E Corby 580 64 11.0

E01026979 Corby 001B Corby 582 63 10.8

E01026958 Corby 003B Corby 757 82 10.8

E01026951 Corby 005C Corby 507 54 10.7

E01026972 Corby 002C Corby 784 80 10.2

E01026975 Corby 004D Corby 660 66 10.0

E01026954 Corby 008B Corby 549 54 9.8

E01026962 Corby 004A Corby 617 58 9.4

E01026973 Corby 004B Corby 602 56 9.3

E01026959 Corby 006A Corby 662 61 9.2

E01026957 Corby 003A Corby 746 66 8.8

E01026984 Corby 004E Corby 771 68 8.8

E01026969 Corby 002A Corby 820 71 8.7

E01026985 Corby 004F Corby 652 57 8.7

E01026976 Corby 002D Corby 559 48 8.6

E01026967 Corby 006F Corby 706 60 8.5

E01026953 Corby 008A Corby 605 50 8.3

E01026980 Corby 001C Corby 668 55 8.2

E01026974 Corby 004C Corby 490 40 8.2

E01026983 Corby 002F Corby 476 38 8.0

E01026952 Corby 005D Corby 511 41 8.0

E01026970 Corby 002B Corby 672 53 7.9

E01026981 Corby 002E Corby 492 38 7.7

E01026978 Corby 003D Corby 616 44 7.1

E01026956 Corby 008D Corby 842 60 7.1

E01026971 Corby 001A Corby 754 53 7.0

E01026982 Corby 001D Corby 810 54 6.7

E01026949 Corby 005A Corby 629 42 6.7

E01026977 Corby 003C Corby 862 52 6.0

E01032967 Corby 009F Corby 557 26 4.7

E01026963 Corby 009A Corby 562 21 3.7

E01032966 Corby 009E Corby 618 23 3.7

E01032965 Corby 009D Corby 504 16 3.2

E01026955 Corby 008C Corby 569 17 3.0

E01032964 Corby 009C Corby 600 18 3.0

E01032963 Corby 009B Corby 629 15 2.4

E01027026 Daventry 001B Daventry 812 167 20.6

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E01026999 Daventry 003D Daventry 795 151 19.0

E01032968 Daventry 003F Daventry 934 170 18.2

E01027005 Daventry 001A Daventry 844 146 17.3

E01027030 Daventry 001C Daventry 753 130 17.3

E01026998 Daventry 004A Daventry 760 130 17.1

E01026994 Daventry 003A Daventry 467 79 16.9

E01027011 Daventry 009A Daventry 839 137 16.3

E01027006 Daventry 003E Daventry 761 121 15.9

E01027021 Daventry 004D Daventry 786 117 14.9

E01027016 Daventry 004C Daventry 631 83 13.2

E01026993 Daventry 010A Daventry 849 107 12.6

E01027022 Daventry 002E Daventry 767 96 12.5

E01027009 Daventry 008C Daventry 612 75 12.3

E01027004 Daventry 010B Daventry 792 91 11.5

E01027007 Daventry 008A Daventry 549 62 11.3

E01027024 Daventry 009C Daventry 732 81 11.1

E01027002 Daventry 002C Daventry 653 70 10.7

E01027027 Daventry 004E Daventry 921 98 10.6

E01027017 Daventry 009B Daventry 688 70 10.2

E01027023 Daventry 005E Daventry 842 83 9.9

E01026988 Daventry 007B Daventry 608 59 9.7

E01027013 Daventry 008D Daventry 735 71 9.7

E01027028 Daventry 010C Daventry 908 88 9.7

E01027012 Daventry 006D Daventry 744 71 9.5

E01027019 Daventry 005C Daventry 668 62 9.3

E01027025 Daventry 009D Daventry 766 70 9.1

E01027000 Daventry 002A Daventry 623 53 8.5

E01027020 Daventry 005D Daventry 548 44 8.0

E01026997 Daventry 005A Daventry 699 55 7.9

E01027010 Daventry 007E Daventry 502 39 7.8

E01027018 Daventry 005B Daventry 638 49 7.7

E01026992 Daventry 007D Daventry 952 73 7.7

E01026986 Daventry 007A Daventry 1158 87 7.5

E01027003 Daventry 002D Daventry 605 43 7.1

E01027015 Daventry 004B Daventry 535 36 6.7

E01027029 Daventry 010D Daventry 686 46 6.7

E01026991 Daventry 007C Daventry 778 50 6.4

E01026987 Daventry 006A Daventry 528 30 5.7

E01027008 Daventry 008B Daventry 909 35 3.9

E01027001 Daventry 002B Daventry 522 20 3.8

E01026989 Daventry 006B Daventry 607 22 3.6

E01026990 Daventry 006C Daventry 1097 37 3.4

E01027014 Daventry 006E Daventry 817 26 3.2

E01027032

East Northamptonshire 003A

East Northamptonshire 800 163 20.4

E01027050

East Northamptonshire 001C

East Northamptonshire 810 164 20.2

E01027031

East Northamptonshire 002A

East Northamptonshire 850 136 16.0

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E01027043

East Northamptonshire 001B

East Northamptonshire 830 132 15.9

E01027045

East Northamptonshire 003B

East Northamptonshire 840 130 15.5

E01027044

East Northamptonshire 002B

East Northamptonshire 869 133 15.3

E01027065

East Northamptonshire 009D

East Northamptonshire 866 124 14.3

E01027072

East Northamptonshire 008E

East Northamptonshire 623 86 13.8

E01027059

East Northamptonshire 009B

East Northamptonshire 769 98 12.7

E01027060

East Northamptonshire 009C

East Northamptonshire 864 107 12.4

E01027078

East Northamptonshire 004C

East Northamptonshire 907 103 11.4

E01027056

East Northamptonshire 005F

East Northamptonshire 640 73 11.4

E01027035

East Northamptonshire 007B

East Northamptonshire 603 68 11.3

E01027058

East Northamptonshire 009A

East Northamptonshire 638 72 11.3

E01027041

East Northamptonshire 006D

East Northamptonshire 744 81 10.9

E01027038

East Northamptonshire 006A

East Northamptonshire 690 71 10.3

E01027051

East Northamptonshire 005A

East Northamptonshire 765 78 10.2

E01033245

East Northamptonshire 007F

East Northamptonshire 432 43 10.0

E01027073

East Northamptonshire 008F

East Northamptonshire 912 91 10.0

E01027057

East Northamptonshire 004A

East Northamptonshire 734 71 9.7

E01027033

East Northamptonshire 001A

East Northamptonshire 817 77 9.4

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E01027049

East Northamptonshire 002F

East Northamptonshire 451 42 9.3

E01027039

East Northamptonshire 006B

East Northamptonshire 752 70 9.3

E01027047

East Northamptonshire 002D

East Northamptonshire 573 53 9.2

E01027048

East Northamptonshire 002E

East Northamptonshire 631 57 9.0

E01027074

East Northamptonshire 004B

East Northamptonshire 879 79 9.0

E01027053

East Northamptonshire 005C

East Northamptonshire 639 55 8.6

E01027034

East Northamptonshire 007A

East Northamptonshire 755 65 8.6

E01027069

East Northamptonshire 009E

East Northamptonshire 823 70 8.5

E01027076

East Northamptonshire 003D

East Northamptonshire 946 79 8.4

E01027061

East Northamptonshire 008A

East Northamptonshire 772 64 8.3

E01027062

East Northamptonshire 008B

East Northamptonshire 950 75 7.9

E01027064

East Northamptonshire 008D

East Northamptonshire 656 51 7.8

E01027071

East Northamptonshire 010E

East Northamptonshire 615 48 7.8

E01027067

East Northamptonshire 010B

East Northamptonshire 691 50 7.2

E01027063

East Northamptonshire 008C

East Northamptonshire 745 51 6.8

E01027054

East Northamptonshire 005D

East Northamptonshire 527 35 6.6

E01027070

East Northamptonshire 010D

East Northamptonshire 698 43 6.2

E01027052

East Northamptonshire 005B

East Northamptonshire 588 36 6.1

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E01027037

East Northamptonshire 007D

East Northamptonshire 855 51 6.0

E01027077

East Northamptonshire 003E

East Northamptonshire 759 44 5.8

E01027055

East Northamptonshire 005E

East Northamptonshire 477 25 5.2

E01027046

East Northamptonshire 002C

East Northamptonshire 525 27 5.1

E01033244

East Northamptonshire 007E

East Northamptonshire 941 48 5.1

E01027075

East Northamptonshire 003C

East Northamptonshire 822 41 5.0

E01027040

East Northamptonshire 006C

East Northamptonshire 722 34 4.7

E01027066

East Northamptonshire 010A

East Northamptonshire 829 33 4.0

E01027068

East Northamptonshire 010C

East Northamptonshire 1142 42 3.7

E01027042

East Northamptonshire 006E

East Northamptonshire 733 21 2.9

E01027105 Kettering 006A Kettering 937 199 21.2

E01027112 Kettering 006D Kettering 956 173 18.1

E01027106 Kettering 006B Kettering 895 160 17.9

E01027111 Kettering 006C Kettering 934 165 17.7

E01032974 Kettering 011I Kettering 551 82 14.9

E01027090 Kettering 001A Kettering 630 93 14.8

E01027129 Kettering 001C Kettering 970 143 14.7

E01027104 Kettering 007A Kettering 1121 137 12.2

E01027082 Kettering 005B Kettering 719 87 12.1

E01032972 Kettering 011G Kettering 593 71 12.0

E01027113 Kettering 007C Kettering 982 116 11.8

E01027119 Kettering 011F Kettering 766 90 11.7

E01027103 Kettering 001B Kettering 701 80 11.4

E01027079 Kettering 004A Kettering 755 85 11.3

E01027124 Kettering 003B Kettering 1024 114 11.1

E01027127 Kettering 005D Kettering 799 89 11.1

E01027128 Kettering 005E Kettering 691 77 11.1

E01032971 Kettering 002I Kettering 521 55 10.6

E01027126 Kettering 003D Kettering 1016 103 10.1

E01027107 Kettering 002D Kettering 578 57 9.9

E01027080 Kettering 004B Kettering 770 76 9.9

E01027081 Kettering 005A Kettering 629 60 9.5

E01027114 Kettering 009B Kettering 695 63 9.1

E01027100 Kettering 009A Kettering 698 60 8.6

E01027083 Kettering 005C Kettering 663 55 8.3

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E01027098 Kettering 008C Kettering 495 41 8.3

E01027096 Kettering 008A Kettering 466 38 8.2

E01027110 Kettering 007B Kettering 1135 90 7.9

E01027123 Kettering 003A Kettering 678 52 7.7

E01027099 Kettering 008D Kettering 686 52 7.6

E01027122 Kettering 008E Kettering 516 39 7.6

E01027131 Kettering 009D Kettering 1013 77 7.6

E01027101 Kettering 011C Kettering 1035 79 7.6

E01027085 Kettering 010B Kettering 531 40 7.5

E01027108 Kettering 002E Kettering 538 40 7.4

E01032970 Kettering 002H Kettering 584 43 7.4

E01027094 Kettering 002B Kettering 664 48 7.2

E01027091 Kettering 011A Kettering 781 55 7.0

E01027095 Kettering 002C Kettering 591 40 6.8

E01027109 Kettering 002F Kettering 517 35 6.8

E01027115 Kettering 007D Kettering 499 34 6.8

E01027130 Kettering 009C Kettering 806 55 6.8

E01027102 Kettering 011D Kettering 694 46 6.6

E01027097 Kettering 008B Kettering 605 39 6.4

E01027092 Kettering 011B Kettering 635 40 6.3

E01027084 Kettering 010A Kettering 657 41 6.2

E01027121 Kettering 010E Kettering 546 34 6.2

E01027125 Kettering 003C Kettering 724 40 5.5

E01027086 Kettering 010C Kettering 699 37 5.3

E01027088 Kettering 004D Kettering 494 24 4.9

E01027089 Kettering 004E Kettering 827 40 4.8

E01027117 Kettering 007F Kettering 623 29 4.7

E01027087 Kettering 004C Kettering 507 20 3.9

E01032969 Kettering 002G Kettering 503 19 3.8

E01027116 Kettering 007E Kettering 832 31 3.7

E01032973 Kettering 011H Kettering 612 20 3.3

E01027120 Kettering 010D Kettering 533 17 3.2

E01027225 Northampton 023B Northampton 739 166 22.5

E01027154 Northampton 021D Northampton 796 178 22.4

E01027227 Northampton 023C Northampton 675 150 22.2

E01027134 Northampton 022C Northampton 705 156 22.1

E01027192 Northampton 009A Northampton 551 119 21.6

E01027152 Northampton 021B Northampton 757 152 20.1

E01027133 Northampton 022B Northampton 777 148 19

E01027228 Northampton 023D Northampton 947 171 18.1

E01027136 Northampton 013A Northampton 791 141 17.8

E01027151 Northampton 024A Northampton 747 133 17.8

E01027132 Northampton 022A Northampton 958 169 17.6

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E01027187 Northampton 015C Northampton 551 96 17.4

E01027184 Northampton 015A Northampton 641 110 17.2

E01027241 Northampton 017B Northampton 727 124 17.1

E01027135 Northampton 022D Northampton 734 124 16.9

E01027155 Northampton 023A Northampton 998 168 16.8

E01027226 Northampton 025C Northampton 873 141 16.2

E01027199 Northampton 007D Northampton 516 77 14.9

E01027140 Northampton 011A Northampton 473 70 14.8

E01027158 Northampton 028B Northampton 661 94 14.2

E01027229 Northampton 009B Northampton 628 88 14

E01027156 Northampton 027A Northampton 516 72 14

E01027238 Northampton 024D Northampton 980 136 13.9

E01027173 Northampton 012D Northampton 616 85 13.8

E01032981 Northampton 028F Northampton 689 95 13.8

E01027170 Northampton 012C Northampton 636 87 13.7

E01027186 Northampton 013B Northampton 685 93 13.6

E01027168 Northampton 012A Northampton 744 99 13.3

E01027230 Northampton 009C Northampton 633 83 13.1

E01027242 Northampton 017C Northampton 611 79 12.9

E01027249 Northampton 004E Northampton 698 89 12.8

E01027195 Northampton 004A Northampton 624 79 12.7

E01027189 Northampton 015D Northampton 753 90 12

E01027191 Northampton 008B Northampton 778 92 11.8

E01027196 Northampton 007A Northampton 539 63 11.7

E01027185 Northampton 015B Northampton 608 71 11.7

E01027239 Northampton 017A Northampton 681 80 11.7

E01027198 Northampton 007C Northampton 665 77 11.6

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E01027137 Northampton 016A Northampton 646 74 11.5

E01027231 Northampton 009D Northampton 819 92 11.2

E01027188 Northampton 013C Northampton 750 84 11.2

E01027169 Northampton 012B Northampton 601 65 10.8

E01027147 Northampton 003D Northampton 828 89 10.7

E01027179 Northampton 010A Northampton 788 84 10.7

E01027153 Northampton 021C Northampton 1016 109 10.7

E01027243 Northampton 017D Northampton 689 73 10.6

E01027232 Northampton 001D Northampton 641 67 10.5

E01027177 Northampton 011D Northampton 646 68 10.5

E01027244 Northampton 017E Northampton 702 72 10.3

E01027248 Northampton 004D Northampton 601 60 10

E01027223 Northampton 025A Northampton 1132 111 9.8

E01027246 Northampton 005E Northampton 775 75 9.7

E01027159 Northampton 027B Northampton 524 51 9.7

E01027161 Northampton 027D Northampton 684 65 9.5

E01027202 Northampton 028D Northampton 689 65 9.4

E01027235 Northampton 026C Northampton 642 60 9.3

E01027145 Northampton 001A Northampton 583 53 9.1

E01027215 Northampton 019C Northampton 617 56 9.1

E01027180 Northampton 010B Northampton 726 65 9

E01027204 Northampton 031B Northampton 654 59 9

E01027214 Northampton 018B Northampton 766 67 8.7

E01027256 Northampton 020B Northampton 646 55 8.5

E01027200 Northampton 005D Northampton 594 50 8.4

E01027144 Northampton 003B Northampton 650 53 8.2

E01027172 Northampton 006B Northampton 674 55 8.2

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E01027149 Northampton 001C Northampton 628 51 8.1

E01027146 Northampton 003C Northampton 651 53 8.1

E01027171 Northampton 006A Northampton 699 56 8

E01027255 Northampton 020A Northampton 553 44 8

E01027236 Northampton 024B Northampton 695 55 7.9

E01027210 Northampton 019B Northampton 463 36 7.8

E01027240 Northampton 018D Northampton 524 40 7.6

E01027148 Northampton 001B Northampton 587 44 7.5

E01027260 Northampton 020D Northampton 600 45 7.5

E01027224 Northampton 025B Northampton 923 69 7.5

E01027175 Northampton 005B Northampton 614 45 7.3

E01027197 Northampton 007B Northampton 621 44 7.1

E01027142 Northampton 011B Northampton 616 44 7.1

E01027257 Northampton 025D Northampton 491 34 6.9

E01027178 Northampton 005C Northampton 799 54 6.8

E01032980 Northampton 028E Northampton 748 51 6.8

E01027222 Northampton 002D Northampton 509 34 6.7

E01027182 Northampton 006C Northampton 623 42 6.7

E01027143 Northampton 003A Northampton 542 36 6.6

E01027190 Northampton 008A Northampton 797 52 6.5

E01027259 Northampton 016E Northampton 596 39 6.5

E01027237 Northampton 024C Northampton 904 59 6.5

E01027194 Northampton 008D Northampton 641 41 6.4

E01027220 Northampton 013D Northampton 611 39 6.4

E01027213 Northampton 018A Northampton 658 42 6.4

E01027245 Northampton 004B Northampton 683 43 6.3

E01027181 Northampton 010C Northampton 789 50 6.3

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E01027183 Northampton 006D Northampton 628 39 6.2

E01027211 Northampton 014C Northampton 645 40 6.2

E01027247 Northampton 004C Northampton 634 38 6

E01027207 Northampton 019A Northampton 621 37 6

E01027218 Northampton 002A Northampton 721 42 5.8

E01027193 Northampton 008C Northampton 634 37 5.8

E01027138 Northampton 016B Northampton 651 37 5.7

E01032979 Northampton 021F Northampton 758 43 5.7

E01027160 Northampton 027C Northampton 722 41 5.7

E01027217 Northampton 019D Northampton 967 54 5.6

E01032978 Northampton 021E Northampton 818 46 5.6

E01027221 Northampton 002C Northampton 764 41 5.4

E01027216 Northampton 018C Northampton 794 41 5.2

E01027139 Northampton 016C Northampton 631 32 5.1

E01027219 Northampton 002B Northampton 817 39 4.8

E01027206 Northampton 031D Northampton 1052 49 4.7

E01027141 Northampton 016D Northampton 553 25 4.5

E01027233 Northampton 026A Northampton 495 21 4.2

E01027208 Northampton 014A Northampton 617 25 4.1

E01027258 Northampton 020C Northampton 511 21 4.1

E01027201 Northampton 028C Northampton 899 37 4.1

E01032975 Northampton 029E Northampton 669 25 3.7

E01027164 Northampton 030C Northampton 637 23 3.6

E01027234 Northampton 026B Northampton 603 21 3.5

E01027203 Northampton 031A Northampton 570 20 3.5

E01027252 Northampton 026D Northampton 655 22 3.4

E01027176 Northampton 011C Northampton 617 20 3.2

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E01032977 Northampton 029G Northampton 723 23 3.2

E01027162 Northampton 030A Northampton 709 22 3.1

E01027209 Northampton 014B Northampton 563 17 3

E01027254 Northampton 029D Northampton 668 20 3

E01032976 Northampton 029F Northampton 660 20 3

E01027166 Northampton 030E Northampton 641 19 3

E01027205 Northampton 031C Northampton 743 22 3

E01027212 Northampton 014D Northampton 580 16 2.8

E01027163 Northampton 030B Northampton 581 16 2.8

E01027253 Northampton 029C Northampton 746 20 2.7

E01027167 Northampton 030F Northampton 588 16 2.7

E01027165 Northampton 030D Northampton 504 13 2.6

E01027174 Northampton 005A Northampton 529 13 2.5

E01027250 Northampton 029A Northampton 611 14 2.3

E01027262

South Northamptonshire 004A

South Northamptonshire 693 175 25.3

E01027306

South Northamptonshire 007C

South Northamptonshire 737 159 21.6

E01027261

South Northamptonshire 007A

South Northamptonshire 805 154 19.1

E01027305

South Northamptonshire 006E

South Northamptonshire 787 146 18.6

E01027304

South Northamptonshire 006D

South Northamptonshire 744 121 16.3

E01027277

South Northamptonshire 004B

South Northamptonshire 780 123 15.8

E01027296

South Northamptonshire 011C

South Northamptonshire 864 125 14.5

E01027297

South Northamptonshire 005A

South Northamptonshire 710 100 14.1

E01027285

South Northamptonshire 001C

South Northamptonshire 708 92 13.0

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E01027284

South Northamptonshire 003D

South Northamptonshire 776 101 13.0

E01027308

South Northamptonshire 002D

South Northamptonshire 709 86 12.1

E01027303

South Northamptonshire 004E

South Northamptonshire 658 76 11.6

E01027290

South Northamptonshire 011B

South Northamptonshire 940 103 11.0

E01032985

South Northamptonshire 003I

South Northamptonshire 630 67 10.6

E01027274

South Northamptonshire 002B

South Northamptonshire 638 63 9.9

E01027273

South Northamptonshire 002A

South Northamptonshire 778 76 9.8

E01027307

South Northamptonshire 008D

South Northamptonshire 856 83 9.7

E01027287

South Northamptonshire 001E

South Northamptonshire 699 64 9.2

E01027292

South Northamptonshire 006B

South Northamptonshire 478 44 9.2

E01027263

South Northamptonshire 003A

South Northamptonshire 814 74 9.1

E01027288

South Northamptonshire 011A

South Northamptonshire 926 84 9.1

E01027289

South Northamptonshire 004C

South Northamptonshire 736 65 8.8

E01027282

South Northamptonshire 001A

South Northamptonshire 669 57 8.5

E01027264

South Northamptonshire 010A

South Northamptonshire 664 56 8.4

E01027283

South Northamptonshire 001B

South Northamptonshire 628 50 8.0

E01027281

South Northamptonshire 008C

South Northamptonshire 700 56 8.0

E01027286

South Northamptonshire 001D

South Northamptonshire 672 53 7.9

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E01027295

South Northamptonshire 007B

South Northamptonshire 877 69 7.9

E01027269

South Northamptonshire 010D

South Northamptonshire 705 56 7.9

E01027302

South Northamptonshire 005E

South Northamptonshire 689 54 7.8

E01027279

South Northamptonshire 003C

South Northamptonshire 761 58 7.6

E01027291

South Northamptonshire 006A

South Northamptonshire 605 46 7.6

E01027280

South Northamptonshire 008B

South Northamptonshire 918 70 7.6

E01027294

South Northamptonshire 003E

South Northamptonshire 763 54 7.1

E01027275

South Northamptonshire 002C

South Northamptonshire 616 43 7.0

E01027272

South Northamptonshire 009E

South Northamptonshire 607 40 6.6

E01027276

South Northamptonshire 008A

South Northamptonshire 1067 68 6.4

E01027265

South Northamptonshire 009A

South Northamptonshire 685 43 6.3

E01027267

South Northamptonshire 010B

South Northamptonshire 521 33 6.3

E01027298

South Northamptonshire 005B

South Northamptonshire 530 33 6.2

E01027299

South Northamptonshire 005C

South Northamptonshire 631 39 6.2

E01027301

South Northamptonshire 005D

South Northamptonshire 938 54 5.8

E01027268

South Northamptonshire 010C

South Northamptonshire 529 28 5.3

E01027293

South Northamptonshire 006C

South Northamptonshire 495 20 4.0

E01027271

South Northamptonshire 009D

South Northamptonshire 643 23 3.6

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E01027300

South Northamptonshire 004D

South Northamptonshire 535 18 3.4

E01027266

South Northamptonshire 009B

South Northamptonshire 495 16 3.2

E01027270

South Northamptonshire 009C

South Northamptonshire 596 18 3.0

E01032982

South Northamptonshire 003F

South Northamptonshire 513 14 2.7

E01032984

South Northamptonshire 003H

South Northamptonshire 552 15 2.7

E01032983

South Northamptonshire 003G

South Northamptonshire 535 13 2.4

E01027313 Wellingborough 004A Wellingborough 655 137 20.9

E01027314 Wellingborough 004B Wellingborough 916 166 18.1

E01027352 Wellingborough 006D Wellingborough 653 118 18.1

E01027334 Wellingborough 002E Wellingborough 543 80 14.7

E01027318 Wellingborough 008B Wellingborough 607 86 14.2

E01027349 Wellingborough 006A Wellingborough 880 123 14.0

E01027339 Wellingborough 005A Wellingborough 571 76 13.3

E01027316 Wellingborough 004D Wellingborough 665 86 12.9

E01027310 Wellingborough 007B Wellingborough 624 80 12.8

E01027323 Wellingborough 009B Wellingborough 625 76 12.2

E01027341 Wellingborough 005C Wellingborough 608 70 11.5

E01027315 Wellingborough 004C Wellingborough 1088 122 11.2

E01027336 Wellingborough 010B Wellingborough 667 74 11.1

E01027354 Wellingborough 010E Wellingborough 1077 120 11.1

E01027350 Wellingborough 006B Wellingborough 689 75 10.9

E01027327 Wellingborough 001B Wellingborough 711 76 10.7

E01027312 Wellingborough 007D Wellingborough 642 65 10.1

E01027340 Wellingborough 005B Wellingborough 673 67 10.0

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E01027328 Wellingborough 001C Wellingborough 598 59 9.9

E01027330 Wellingborough 002A Wellingborough 646 64 9.9

E01027344 Wellingborough 003B Wellingborough 644 63 9.8

E01027325 Wellingborough 009D Wellingborough 688 67 9.7

E01027329 Wellingborough 009E Wellingborough 809 78 9.6

E01027338 Wellingborough 001D Wellingborough 1016 96 9.4

E01027317 Wellingborough 008A Wellingborough 660 62 9.4

E01027348 Wellingborough 010D Wellingborough 912 84 9.2

E01027351 Wellingborough 006C Wellingborough 813 73 9.0

E01027320 Wellingborough 008D Wellingborough 762 67 8.8

E01027353 Wellingborough 009F Wellingborough 794 69 8.7

E01027324 Wellingborough 009C Wellingborough 516 42 8.1

E01027335 Wellingborough 010A Wellingborough 648 52 8.0

E01027355 Wellingborough 010F Wellingborough 674 53 7.9

E01027309 Wellingborough 007A Wellingborough 666 51 7.7

E01027319 Wellingborough 008C Wellingborough 621 47 7.6

E01027326 Wellingborough 001A Wellingborough 726 54 7.4

E01027331 Wellingborough 002B Wellingborough 638 47 7.4

E01027337 Wellingborough 010C Wellingborough 812 57 7.0

E01027322 Wellingborough 009A Wellingborough 525 35 6.7

E01027343 Wellingborough 003A Wellingborough 636 39 6.1

E01027332 Wellingborough 002C Wellingborough 665 39 5.9

E01027333 Wellingborough 002D Wellingborough 862 44 5.1

E01027311 Wellingborough 007C Wellingborough 495 24 4.8

E01027321 Wellingborough 008E Wellingborough 593 28 4.7

E01027342 Wellingborough 005D Wellingborough 669 27 4.0

E01027345 Wellingborough 003C Wellingborough 502 19 3.8

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E01027347 Wellingborough 003E Wellingborough 762 23 3.0

E01027346 Wellingborough 003D Wellingborough 595 17 2.9

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8. Further information:

The data used in this report is published by the Department of Energy and Climate Control on its

fuel poverty web pages, available here.

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References

1. Health equity briefing 7 – Fuel poverty and cold home-related health problems, Sept 2014.

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/355790/Briefing7_Fuel_poverty_h

ealth_inequalities.pdf

2. Pye, I. Lynne Taylor and Stephen Marks (2016) Fuel Poverty in Northamptonshire. Business

Intelligence and Performance Improvement & Public Health, Northamptonshire County Coucil.