Officials have measured the hardest up places in Sheffield - and these 21 neighbourhoods were the areas they found to be the most deprived.
The Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government has drawn up an index of deprivation, lookiing at the city.
The gallery below shows the 21 places which were judged most deprived in relation to low income.
The Indices of Deprivation (IoD) 2025 Income Deprivation figure measures the proportion of the population in an area experiencing deprivation relating to low income. The definition of low income used includes people who are dependent upon the state for some form of means-tested benefit, and includes both those people that are out-of-work, and those that are in work but who have low earnings and are claiming a means tested benefit.

5. Woodhouse West - 18th
Woodhouse West was rated at 42.48% in the 2025 Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government's index of deprivation, the 18th highest figure in Sheffield. Photo: Google | Google

6. Heeley & Newfield Green - 17th
Heeley & Newfield Green was rated at 44.27% in the 2025 Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government's index of deprivation, the 17th highest figure in Sheffield. Photo: Google | Google

7. Parson Cross - 16th
Parson Cross was rated at 44.57% in the 2025 Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government's index of deprivation, the 16th highest figure in Sheffield. Photo: Google | National World

8. Southey Green West - 15th
Southey Green West was rated at 44.82% in the 2025 Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government's index of deprivation, the 15th highest figure in Sheffield. Photo: Google | Google


