Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation (WIMD) 2019 indicator data by Lower layer Super Output Area (LSOA) and local authority: income and employment domains

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Data valuesData descriptionArea codeArea nameIndicator
15.0PercentageW01000001Aberffraw & Rhosneigr 1People in income deprivation (%)
12.0PercentageW01000001Aberffraw & Rhosneigr 1Working age people in employment deprivation (%)
13.0PercentageW01000002Aberffraw & Rhosneigr 2People in income deprivation (%)
7.0PercentageW01000002Aberffraw & Rhosneigr 2Working age people in employment deprivation (%)
23.0PercentageW01000003Amlwch PortPeople in income deprivation (%)
15.0PercentageW01000003Amlwch PortWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
12.0PercentageW01000004Amlwch RuralPeople in income deprivation (%)
9.0PercentageW01000004Amlwch RuralWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
14.0PercentageW01000005BeaumarisPeople in income deprivation (%)
7.0PercentageW01000005BeaumarisWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
10.0PercentageW01000006BodfforddPeople in income deprivation (%)
9.0PercentageW01000006BodfforddWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
11.0PercentageW01000007BodorganPeople in income deprivation (%)
8.0PercentageW01000007BodorganWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
7.0PercentageW01000008BraintPeople in income deprivation (%)
4.0PercentageW01000008BraintWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
16.0PercentageW01000009BryngwranPeople in income deprivation (%)
11.0PercentageW01000009BryngwranWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
9.0PercentageW01000010BryntegPeople in income deprivation (%)
7.0PercentageW01000010BryntegWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
9.0PercentageW01000011Cadnant (Isle of Anglesey)People in income deprivation (%)
7.0PercentageW01000011Cadnant (Isle of Anglesey)Working age people in employment deprivation (%)
10.0PercentageW01000012CefniPeople in income deprivation (%)
7.0PercentageW01000012CefniWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
5.0PercentageW01000013Cwm CadnantPeople in income deprivation (%)
5.0PercentageW01000013Cwm CadnantWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
14.0PercentageW01000014CyngarPeople in income deprivation (%)
11.0PercentageW01000014CyngarWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
7.0PercentageW01000015GwyngyllPeople in income deprivation (%)
6.0PercentageW01000015GwyngyllWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
34.0PercentageW01000016Holyhead TownPeople in income deprivation (%)
21.0PercentageW01000016Holyhead TownWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
26.0PercentageW01000017KingslandPeople in income deprivation (%)
13.0PercentageW01000017KingslandWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
17.0PercentageW01000018LlanbadrigPeople in income deprivation (%)
10.0PercentageW01000018LlanbadrigWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
10.0PercentageW01000019LlanbedrgochPeople in income deprivation (%)
9.0PercentageW01000019LlanbedrgochWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
7.0PercentageW01000020LlanddyfnanPeople in income deprivation (%)
5.0PercentageW01000020LlanddyfnanWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
12.0PercentageW01000021LlaneilianPeople in income deprivation (%)
9.0PercentageW01000021LlaneilianWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
14.0PercentageW01000022LlanfaethluPeople in income deprivation (%)
7.0PercentageW01000022LlanfaethluWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
15.0PercentageW01000023Llanfair-yn-Neubwll 1People in income deprivation (%)
8.0PercentageW01000023Llanfair-yn-Neubwll 1Working age people in employment deprivation (%)
13.0PercentageW01000024Llanfair-yn-Neubwll 2People in income deprivation (%)
7.0PercentageW01000024Llanfair-yn-Neubwll 2Working age people in employment deprivation (%)
11.0PercentageW01000025Llanfihangel YsgeifiogPeople in income deprivation (%)
7.0PercentageW01000025Llanfihangel YsgeifiogWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
14.0PercentageW01000026LlangoedPeople in income deprivation (%)
10.0PercentageW01000026LlangoedWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
12.0PercentageW01000027LlanidanPeople in income deprivation (%)
8.0PercentageW01000027LlanidanWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
15.0PercentageW01000028Llannerch-y-meddPeople in income deprivation (%)
9.0PercentageW01000028Llannerch-y-meddWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
28.0PercentageW01000029London RoadPeople in income deprivation (%)
18.0PercentageW01000029London RoadWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
28.0PercentageW01000030MaeshyfrydPeople in income deprivation (%)
17.0PercentageW01000030MaeshyfrydWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
15.0PercentageW01000031MechellPeople in income deprivation (%)
10.0PercentageW01000031MechellWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
15.0PercentageW01000032MoelfrePeople in income deprivation (%)
10.0PercentageW01000032MoelfreWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
29.0PercentageW01000033MorawelonPeople in income deprivation (%)
19.0PercentageW01000033MorawelonWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
14.0PercentageW01000034Parc a'r MynyddPeople in income deprivation (%)
9.0PercentageW01000034Parc a'r MynyddWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
12.0PercentageW01000035PentraethPeople in income deprivation (%)
7.0PercentageW01000035PentraethWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
28.0PercentageW01000036Porthyfelin 1People in income deprivation (%)
19.0PercentageW01000036Porthyfelin 1Working age people in employment deprivation (%)
17.0PercentageW01000037Porthyfelin 2People in income deprivation (%)
11.0PercentageW01000037Porthyfelin 2Working age people in employment deprivation (%)
16.0PercentageW01000038RhosyrPeople in income deprivation (%)
10.0PercentageW01000038RhosyrWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
9.0PercentageW01000039Trearddur 1People in income deprivation (%)
5.0PercentageW01000039Trearddur 1Working age people in employment deprivation (%)
9.0PercentageW01000040Trearddur 2People in income deprivation (%)
6.0PercentageW01000040Trearddur 2Working age people in employment deprivation (%)
30.0PercentageW01000041TudurPeople in income deprivation (%)
16.0PercentageW01000041TudurWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
11.0PercentageW01000042TysilioPeople in income deprivation (%)
7.0PercentageW01000042TysilioWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
20.0PercentageW01000043Valley 1People in income deprivation (%)
10.0PercentageW01000043Valley 1Working age people in employment deprivation (%)
6.0PercentageW01000044Valley 2People in income deprivation (%)
5.0PercentageW01000044Valley 2Working age people in employment deprivation (%)
10.0PercentageW01000047AbererchPeople in income deprivation (%)
7.0PercentageW01000047AbererchWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
15.0PercentageW01000048Abermaw 1People in income deprivation (%)
9.0PercentageW01000048Abermaw 1Working age people in employment deprivation (%)
14.0PercentageW01000049Abermaw 2People in income deprivation (%)
10.0PercentageW01000049Abermaw 2Working age people in employment deprivation (%)
14.0PercentageW01000050ArllechweddPeople in income deprivation (%)
10.0PercentageW01000050ArllechweddWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
14.0PercentageW01000051BalaPeople in income deprivation (%)
9.0PercentageW01000051BalaWorking age people in employment deprivation (%)
6.0PercentageW01000052Bethel & Cwm-y-Glo 1People in income deprivation (%)
4.0PercentageW01000052Bethel & Cwm-y-Glo 1Working age people in employment deprivation (%)
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Next update expected:This dataset is not expected to be updated or replaced in the future

Updates

19th January 2026
Dataset first published.

Main information

Designation
Accredited official statistics
Data provider 1
Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)
Data source 1
No specific source from data provider
Data provider 2
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC)
Data source 2
No specific source from data provider
Data provider 3
Home Office
Data source 3
No specific source from data provider
Data provider 4
Office for National Statistics (ONS)
Data source 4
Mid-year population estimates

Overview

Summary of dataset and variables

Note: this is not the latest release in the series, for latest data go to Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation (WIMD) 2025 results report.

The 2019 edition ranked all 1,909 Lower Layer Super Output Areas (LSOAs defined after Census 2011) from most (rank 1) to least (rank 1,909) deprived. It combines 47 indicators grouped under 8 domains which have the following weights in the overall index: Income (22%), Employment (22%), Health (15%), Education (14%), Access to Services (10%), Housing (7%), Community Safety (5%), and Physical Environment (5%).

The data here is for the underlying indicators that feed into the Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation 2019.

This table contains data for the 2 indicators that form the income and employment domains. All indicators are rounded to one decimal place.

Local authority indicator estimates have been produced where the original data allows for aggregating to geographies above LSOA level. Where this is not possible for a given indicator, local authority data entries will display [x] in the Data column.

Data collection or calculation

Income domain

The purpose of this domain is to measure the proportion of people with income below a defined level. The income domain has a relative weight of 22% in the overall WIMD 2019 Index.

The income domain is made up of one indicator, containing four elements:

  • Income-Related Benefit claimants
  • Tax Credit recipients
  • Supported Asylum Seekers
  • People on Universal Credit (excluding those “working with no requirements”) Dependent children of the above are also included.

This indicator is expressed as a percentage of the residential population for each LSOA, with the prison population subtracted from the four LSOAs containing prisons in Wales (as at 2016). The indicator values were ranked, then ranks were exponentially transformed to form domain scores for use in the calculation of the overall WIMD 2019.

Employment domain

The purpose of this domain is to capture lack of employment. This covers involuntary exclusion of the working-age population from work, including those who cannot work due to ill-health or who are unemployed, but actively seeking work. The employment domain has a relative weight of 22% in the overall WIMD 2019 Index.

The employment domain is made up of one indicator, containing four elements:

  • Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA);
  • Employment and Support Allowance (ESA);
  • Incapacity Benefit (replaced Severe Disablement Allowance)
  • Universal Credit (UC) and not in employment.

This indicator is expressed as a percentage of the residential working-age population for each LSOA, with the prison population subtracted from the four LSOAs containing prisons in Wales (as at 2016).

Statistical quality

The WIMD 2019 data have been produced by professional statisticians using the latest data, rigorous analytical methods, and independent validation at every stage. WIMD 2019 builds on previous versions to ensure accuracy and reliability, combining 47 indicators from diverse sources (some but not all are based on official statistics sources) to minimize bias and strengthen robustness. Quality assurance included multiple checks, replication of results, and expert review with domain specialists and local authorities.

Published by

Organisation
Welsh Government
Contact email
statsinclusion@gov.wales

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