Economic
31.6% of those of working age are recieiving benefits 38.1% of pupuils are eligible for free school meals 56.8% of households have no car. 43.2% of households have no one working
Average weekly income £430 (2007/2008)
Ranked 152 out of 7932 wards in the national Index of Multiple Deprivation Ranked 5 out of 116 wards in the Tees Valley Index of Multiple Deprivation
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