Highest-income areas in Stafford

Of Stafford's 16 neighbourhoods, Weeping Cross & Brocton has the highest average household income, £64,406 a year before tax, and Highfields & Burton Manor the lowest, £42,831. Figures are ONS estimates for April 2022 to March 2023.

Stafford neighbourhoods by household income

#NeighbourhoodTotal annual incomeAfter housing costs
1Weeping Cross & Broctonaround ST17 0DN£64,406£36,101
2Little Stoke & Milwicharound ST15 8FJ£62,566£36,404
3Rowley & Derringtonaround ST17 9YL£60,394£36,415
4Littleworth & Hoptonaround ST16 3XQ£59,596£37,152
5Eccleshall & Yarnfieldaround ST21 6LD£58,973£35,380
6Stafford Common & Great Bridgefordaround ST16 1LR£58,482£34,092
7Gnosall & Haughtonaround ST20 0HS£56,921£33,683
8Fulford & Meir Heatharound ST3 7LS£55,023£34,363
9Weston & Haywoodaround ST18 0RS£54,652£37,522
10Barlaston, Tittensor & Swynnertonaround ST12 9EQ£53,936£37,786
11Stone Townaround ST15 8JU£51,596£33,584
12Doxey & Holmcroftaround ST16 1PD£49,883£30,538
13Mosspit & Silkmore Lanearound ST17 4EL£46,676£28,909
14Stafford North Eastaround ST16 3PJ£46,556£29,462
15Central Staffordaround ST16 3NE£44,366£28,862
16Highfields & Burton Manoraround ST17 9SA£42,831£24,874

Source: ONS small area income estimates, April 2022 to March 2023. Total annual income is the average household's gross income; after housing costs is net income minus rent or mortgage.

Questions

What is the richest area of Stafford?

By average household income, Weeping Cross & Brocton is the highest in Stafford, at £64,406 a year before tax (ONS estimates, April 2022 to March 2023).

Which area of Stafford has the lowest household income?

Highfields & Burton Manor, at £42,831 a year before tax (ONS estimates, April 2022 to March 2023).

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