Highest-income areas in Swale

Of Swale's 17 neighbourhoods, Iwade & Kemsley has the highest average household income, £67,575 a year before tax, and Sheerness West the lowest, £40,447. Figures are ONS estimates for April 2022 to March 2023.

Swale neighbourhoods by household income

#NeighbourhoodTotal annual incomeAfter housing costs
1Iwade & Kemsleyaround ME10 2TH£67,575£34,612
2Sittingbourne South, Bapchild & Bredgararound ME10 4QT£66,374£39,917
3Newington, Halstow & Upchurcharound ME9 7PH£61,951£36,725
4Faversham Westaround ME13 7SL£60,918£36,013
5Borden & The Meadsaround ME10 5JL£60,895£35,712
6Boughton & Sellingaround ME13 9TB£59,933£38,013
7Teynham & Badlesmerearound ME9 9QW£55,722£33,710
8Faversham Eastaround ME13 8EU£55,337£34,670
9Sittingbourne Westaround ME10 1LA£55,243£36,113
10Minster Southaround ME12 3JZ£53,569£33,552
11Sittingbourne Eastaround ME10 3AX£52,484£31,403
12Queenborougharound ME11 5BP£48,041£32,182
13Minster Northaround ME12 2SG£46,145£36,282
14Sittingbourne Central & Milton Regisaround ME10 3JR£45,650£28,867
15Sheerness Eastaround ME12 2AT£43,348£27,544
16Sheppey Eastaround ME12 4AT£43,287£33,243
17Sheerness Westaround ME12 1DT£40,447£26,811

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 Swale?

By average household income, Iwade & Kemsley is the highest in Swale, at £67,575 a year before tax (ONS estimates, April 2022 to March 2023).

Which area of Swale has the lowest household income?

Sheerness West, at £40,447 a year before tax (ONS estimates, April 2022 to March 2023).

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