Wednesday, May 18, 2016
CofE Deprivation Map of UK, parish by parish
This is very clever, a new interactive map produced by the CofE, which shows the relative deprivation of every parish in the country. This snippet shows Yeovil (the bit with no colour coding to the left of centre is the mysteriously named 'Odcombe Without', which includes Yeovil FC. Committed fans usually feel a high sense of deprivation, but that's another story).
And if you're not CofE, it still gives quite a good idea of how your city/town/area looks. There are various labelling and map display options, including a colour coded dotting system for churches which tells you which are listed Grade 1, unlisted, demolished etc. Click on a specific parish and it gives you the population, and some basic info on age profile, ethnicity, and the percent who said they were 'Christian' at the 2011 census.
This has the potential to be a colossal timewaster for prevaricating clergy, as well as a very useful tool!
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I recommend using the map alongside the CUF Poverty look-up tool
ReplyDeleteI recommend being a Christian rather than a Marxian, but then I'm not an "Anglican", a name which brings Anglians into disrepute.
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