English Indices of Deprivation 2025 release date

We are excited to announce that the English Indices of Deprivation 2025 will be published by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) on Thursday 30th October 2025.

MHCLG commissioned OCSI and Deprivation.org to update the indices and this marks the third consecutive iteration that we are co-leading on.

We are immensely proud to play a central role in the continued development of the Indices of Deprivation and look forward to supporting organisations with their analysis of the data.

Indices of Deprivation analysis for your areas

Local Insight

All English Indices of Deprivation 2025 (IoD2025) data, including the overall Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD), will be available in Local Insight, within one day of MHCLG’s official National Statistic release.

Local Insight is the easiest and fastest way to explore the IoD2025 for geographies of any shape or size – including wards. All 2,200+ datasets within the platform are instantly aggregated to the areas you care about, saving your team hours of manual work.

Create and share maps, dashboards, and reports with colleagues and partners in record time, giving you more time to act on the insights and dig into the details.

Get prepared for the Indices release and book a demo of Local Insight today.

Indices on Demand

Our new analysis service launches alongside the English Indices of Deprivation 2025 publication. Indices on Demand offers purchase of an instant, in-depth analysis of the deprivation within standard geographies, such as local authorities and parliamentary constituencies.

Receive an instant, ready-to-use report for just £495 + VAT — saving you days of manual work and freeing you up to focus on the analysis that really matters.

The reports cover:

• Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD): Understand overall levels of deprivation with comparisons to national and regional benchmarks
• Domain summary: See at a glance how your area performs across each of the seven domains through visuals and maps, as well as a breakdown of the ten most deprived LSOAs.
• Domain analysis: For each of the seven domains, take a more in-depth look at the data through maps and data tables covering the most deprived neighbourhoods as well as any underlying indicators where available
• Changes in deprivation over time: Track how relative deprivation has changed over time to spot persistent challenges and emerging trends

Join our mailing list and be the first to know when the service goes live.

OCSI’s products and services are not affiliated with Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

Featured posts

Case studies

Turning survey analysis for Parent Carer Forums into support for SEND families

Parent Carer Forums (PCFs) bring together parents and carers of children and…
More

Research Projects

Enabling real change in Hounslow with a measured, data-led approach

This case study will focus on OCSI’s ongoing collaboration with Hounslow Council,…
More

Research Projects

Everybody needs good neighbourhoods 2: Your questions answered

Following the release of the second Everybody needs good neighbourhoods report, Stefan…
More