Share in good health: highest and lowest councils in North West (2021)

Ribble Valley had the highest share of residents in good or very good health of North West’s 35 councils in 2021, at 84.7%.

Blackpool had the lowest, at 73.9%. The middle council, Rossendale, had 80.2%.

Good or very good health for every council in North West, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
Rank	Council	Value
1	Ribble Valley	84.7%
2	Trafford	84.1%
3	Cheshire East	83.2%
4	Warrington	82.8%
5	Manchester	82.3%
=6	Cheshire West and Chester	82.1%
=6	Stockport	82.1%
8	South Ribble	82.0%
9	Chorley	81.9%
10	Salford	81.7%
11	Preston	81.5%
=12	Bury	81.2%
=12	West Lancashire	81.2%
=12	Westmorland and Furness Worked out by Open Index by adding up the census output areas in this area, because the census was published on the boundaries before this council changed.	81.2%
=15	Bolton	80.7%
=15	Lancaster	80.7%
17	Pendle	80.4%
18	Rossendale	80.2%
19	Blackburn with Darwen	80.1%
=20	Oldham	79.8%
=20	Rochdale	79.8%
=22	Fylde	79.7%
=22	Wigan	79.7%
24	Cumberland Worked out by Open Index by adding up the census output areas in this area, because the census was published on the boundaries before this council changed.	79.2%
25	Tameside	79.0%
=26	Liverpool	78.6%
=26	Sefton	78.6%
=26	Wirral	78.6%
29	Burnley	78.4%
=30	Halton	78.2%
=30	Hyndburn	78.2%
32	St. Helens	77.9%
33	Wyre	77.6%
34	Knowsley	77.4%
35	Blackpool	73.9%