Figures suggest these are the 20 happiest places in Sheffield, including Highfield, Kelham and Broomhall
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We have looked at official Government figures which estimate the levels of depression among residents, based on information on GP registers across the city – and found the areas where there are fewer people suffering from the condition.
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Hide AdWe have listed in this gallery what the information suggests are the happiest places in the city, starting from the 20th happiest, Nether Edge, and finishing with the happiest. So the list is topped by the area of the city which has the lowest per cent of the population listed as depressed.
The information used to draw up the list was from 2019/20, and recorded the number of people recorded as having the relevant health conditions.
The data from GP practices was published by NHS digital. They are only estimates and are sensitive to the accuracy and method of GP data reporting.The figures, published in April 2021, is from the House of Commons Library (https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/social-policy/health/diseases/constituency-data-how-healthy-is-your-area)