The average annual household income in Manchester’s ‘poorest’ neighbourhood is less than half of the ‘richest’, according to new data.
Moss Side West is the area with the lowest average annual household income of just under £30,000, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Didsbury Village on the other hand has an average household income of more than £67,000 - the highest in Manchester.
The latest figures were published by the ONS in October 2023 and cover the financial year ending in 2020.
Below are the 10 ‘poorest’ areas of Manchester based on the figures. We’ve also rounded up the 20 richest in another post.
1. Moss Side West
In Moss Side West households have an average total income per year of £29,300 - the lowest in the Manchester area. Photo: Google
2. Harpurhey South and Monsall
Harpurhey South and Monsall is the second-poorest neighbourhood in Manchester, with an average annual household income of £29,500. Photo: Google
3. Clayton Vale
Clayton Vale has an average total household income of £29,600 per year. Photo: Google
4. Victoria Park and Longsight West
Households in Victoria Park and Longsight West had an average annual income after tax of £29,800. Photo; Google Photo: Google