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Ancoats

Manchester · Piccadilly ward · around M1 2JZ

Ancoats, in Manchester. What stands out most here is Households renting — 78.2%, far higher than the England figure of 37.6%, measured across this MSOA (about 7,200 people).

Degree-level qualified: 64.3% — this MSOA (about 7,200 people), far higher than the England figure of 33.9%.

One-person households: 45.0% — this MSOA (about 7,200 people), far higher than the England figure of 30.1%.

Median age: 27 — this MSOA (about 7,200 people), far lower than the England figure of 40.

Deprivation decile (1 = England's most deprived tenth): 6 — this neighbourhood (LSOA, about 1,500 people), in the fifth least deprived tenth of England. 1 = the most deprived tenth of England, 10 = the least. It describes the neighbourhood, never the people in it.

We could not show these: major infrastructure, prices, renewable schemes. They either did not answer or are not published for this area — a gap in our data, not a finding about this place.

Rankings and orderings on this page are ours; every figure belongs to the publisher named beside it.

The figures

Figures are shown against their own scale, or against the England figure beside them. These are a reading aid, not a rating — StreetOwl does not score places.

MeasureHereEnglandWhat it covers, and who publishes it
Households renting78.2%far above England37.6%this MSOA (about 7,200 people)
Census 2021, ONS
Degree-level qualified64.3%far above England33.9%this MSOA (about 7,200 people)
Census 2021, ONS
One-person households45.0%far above England30.1%this MSOA (about 7,200 people)
Census 2021, ONS
Median age27far below England40this MSOA (about 7,200 people)
Census 2021, ONS
Deprivation decile (1 = England's most deprived tenth)6in the fifth least deprived tenth of England5.5this neighbourhood (LSOA, about 1,500 people)
Indices of Deprivation 2025, MHCLG
1 = the most deprived tenth of England, 10 = the least. It describes the neighbourhood, never the people in it.
Planning designationsnone at the centre—the centre postcode
planning.data.gov.uk
checked against the national registers; a designation can still cover part of the wider area.
Recorded crimes, whole borough84,130—Manchester as a whole, the year to March 2026
Home Office recorded crime, CSP level
the local force does not publish street-level crime to police.uk, so this is the borough's own total for a whole financial year. It covers a much bigger area than this page and cannot be read as a figure for here.
Rivers and sea flood risknot in an at-risk band—the centre postcode
Environment Agency NaFRA2
England only, indicative, by 50 m cell, rivers and sea only. It says nothing about surface water.
GP practices used by this neighbourhood79—this neighbourhood (LSOA, about 1,500 people)
NHS England, patients registered at a GP practice
Most use Ancoats Urban Village Medical Practice (47%). Where neighbours are registered — not a catchment, and not a guarantee of a place.
Miles to the nearest acute hospital0.9—straight-line distance from the centre
NHS England, with NHS ODS site locations
NHS Nightingale Hospital North West, run by Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust. Straight-line, not a journey time, and the nearest site is not always the one you would be taken to.
Planning applications nearby12—within 600 m of the centre
Council planning registers via PlanIt
recently listed on the council's own register. A count of applications, not of approvals.
Schools within 3 miles125—within 3 miles of the centre
DfE Get Information About Schools
105 primary, 17 secondary, 3 all-through. Open schools only. Each school listed below links to its own Ofsted report; the Schools tile on the dashboard shows each school's latest inspection for a postcode.

Schools nearest the centre

Ofsted stopped publishing an overall grade in the register we hold, so each school below links to its own Ofsted report page, where the current judgement is.

Who lives here

From the 2021 census, for this MSOA — about 7,200 residents, which is wider than a street and narrower than a town. These are the area’s own proportions beside England’s. StreetOwl does not rank or score them.

Ethnic group

Self-described, in the census's own categories.

GroupHereEngland
White66.0%81.0%
Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh22.0%9.6%
Other ethnic group4.8%2.2%
Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups4.5%3.0%
Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African2.7%4.2%

Religion

The only voluntary question on the census — “not answered” is counted here as its own category, not removed from the total.

GroupHereEngland
No religion60.9%36.7%
Christian19.6%46.3%
Not answered9.3%6.0%
Muslim5.0%6.7%
Buddhist1.9%0.5%
Hindu1.6%1.8%
Other religion0.9%0.6%
Jewish0.5%0.5%
Sikh0.2%0.9%

Passports held

Passports held, which is not the same as nationality: “no passport” counts people entitled to one who do not hold a current one.

GroupHereEngland
Europe: United Kingdom65.2%76.6%
Europe: Other Europe11.7%6.4%
Middle East and Asia: Eastern Asia11.6%0.3%
No passport held2.2%13.2%
Middle East and Asia: Middle East1.8%0.1%
Middle East and Asia: Southern Asia1.7%1.2%
All other (combined)5.9%2.1%
We could not show these: major infrastructure, prices, renewable schemes. They either did not answer or are not published for this area — a gap in our data, not a finding about this place.

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Figures describe the geography stated against them — a neighbourhood, a council or a point — and not the whole of Ancoats. Built 2026-10-15.

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