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SR4 7EA, Millfield

All SR4 postcodes

Millfield, Sunderland

Council
Sunderland
Neighbourhood
Sunderland 011D
Constituency
Sunderland Central
Ward
Millfield

At a glance

9 of 14 stand out from the national average: affluence, income, work & education, air quality, green space, house prices, schools, transport, broadband.

Where this is

Accuracy
Located to a building in this postcode
Coordinates
54.9032, -1.4009

Money

Affluence

More deprived than most neighbourhoods in England.

Better off than 13 in 100 English neighbourhoods

Group 2 of 10.

Affluence profile

Compared with

  • About the same as Sunderland
  • 37 places in 100 lower than the England midpoint

Here 13 out of 100 · Sunderland 10 out of 100 · England midpoint 50 out of 100

Income

Lower household income than most areas in England.

£32,066

Higher than 13 in 100 wider neighbourhoods in England

Group 2 of 10.

Income profile

Compared with

  • About the same as the Sunderland average
  • 22% below the England average

Here £32,066 · Sunderland £33,417 · the average English neighbourhood £41,163

Work & education

Fewer residents in work than most areas in England.

49.9%

Higher than 16 in 100 neighbourhoods in England

Group 2 of 10.

Highest qualification

  • Degree level28.2%
  • Apprenticeship / A-level22.8%
  • GCSE level / other26.9%
  • No qualifications22.0%

Occupation

  • Professional35.9%
  • Admin & trades18.7%
  • Care & service22.2%
  • Plant & elementary23.2%

Work

Compared with

  • 1.8 points below Sunderland
  • 7.4 points below England

Here 49.9% · Sunderland 51.7% · the average English neighbourhood 57.3%

Crime

Around the average level of recorded crime for England.

96.2 per 1,000 residents

Lower than 31 in 100 neighbourhoods in England

Group 4 of 10.

Crime profile

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Compared with

  • 9% below the Sunderland rate
  • About the same as the England rate

Here 96.2 per 1,000 residents · Sunderland 105.8 per 1,000 · the average English neighbourhood 93.3 per 1,000

Environment

Flood risk

No properties here are in areas the Environment Agency assesses as at risk of river or sea flooding.

0 properties

Band 10 of 10.

Flood profile

Compared with

  • 100% below the Sunderland figure
  • 100% below the England figure

Here 0 properties · Sunderland 0.3 properties · the average English neighbourhood 2.7 properties

Air quality

Nitrogen dioxide here is close to the WHO's guideline level for negligible health risk.

10.8µg/m³

Band 8 of 10.

Air quality profile

Compared with

  • 14% above the Sunderland figure
  • 18% above the England figure

Here 10.8µg/m³ · Sunderland 9.48 · the average English neighbourhood 9.14

Road noise

Road noise here is around the WHO guideline of 53dB.

56 dB

Band 6 of 10.

Noise profile

Compared with

  • About the same as the Sunderland figure

Here 56 dB · Sunderland 54 dB

Green space

Right by a green space — a few minutes' walk at most.

0.1 miles

Straight-line distance — closer than 50 in 100 postcodes in England.

Band 10 of 10.

Nearest green space

Straight-line distance from the postcode — not a walking or driving route.

  1. Public park or garden0.1 miles
  2. Burn Field ParkPublic park or garden0.2 miles
  3. St Mark's ChurchReligious grounds0.2 miles

Water & sewage

The nearest monitored storm overflows — where the sewer network is permitted to discharge during heavy rain — with the number of spills and total hours the water company reported for 2024, and the nearest designated bathing waters with their latest annual classification. Straight-line distances. These are counts as reported, not a rating of this postcode: a spill happens at the overflow’s location and affects the water it discharges into, not every home nearby.

Nearest monitored storm overflows, 2024

  1. Gill Cemetery CSO (Su061)23 spills · 21 hours · into Wear (Saline Estuary)0.7 miles
  2. Gill Cemetery CSO (Su061)45 spills · into Wear (Saline Estuary)0.7 miles
  3. Deptford Pumping Station46 spills · into River Wear (Saline Estuary)0.7 miles

Nearest designated bathing waters

  1. Roker - SunderlandClassified Excellent at the last annual assessment2.1 miles
  2. Seaburn - SunderlandClassified Good at the last annual assessment2.7 miles

Event Duration Monitoring - Storm Overflow Annual Returns · Environment Agency

Open Government Licence v3.0 · Data from August 2026

House prices & ownership

House prices

Among the cheapest areas in England for house prices.

£92,150

Higher than 2 in 100 neighbourhoods in England

Group 1 of 10.

House prices profile

Compared with

  • About two thirds of the Sunderland average
  • About a third of the England average

Here £92,150 · Sunderland £135,000 · the average English neighbourhood £287,500

Housing & households

Around the average share of homeowners for England.

52.4%

Higher than 31 in 100 neighbourhoods in England

Group 4 of 10.

Housing tenure

  • Owner-occupied52.4%
  • Private rented44.4%
  • Social rented2.2%

Household type

  • Living alone31.6%
  • Couples, no children14.3%
  • With children34.2%
  • Other households19.9%

Home size (bedrooms)

  • 1 bedroom6.2%
  • 2 bedrooms46.6%
  • 3 bedrooms35.7%
  • 4+ bedrooms11.5%

Cars and vans

  • No car42.5%
  • One car41.1%
  • Two or more cars16.5%

Compared with

  • 6.7 points below Sunderland
  • 9.8 points below England

Here 52.4% · Sunderland 59.1% · the average English neighbourhood 62.2%

Who lives here

Demographics

Around the average share of residents reporting good health for England.

81.0%

Higher than 41 in 100 neighbourhoods in England

Group 5 of 10.

Age

  • Aged under 1521.2%
  • Aged 65+10.2%
  • Aged 15–6468.6%

Ethnic group

  • White55.6%
  • Asian34.8%
  • Black5.9%
  • Mixed0.8%
  • Other group2.9%

Country of birth

  • Born in UK71.4%
  • Born in Europe2.6%
  • Middle East & Asia20.4%
  • Born in Africa5.2%
  • Americas & Caribbean0.3%

Religion

  • Christian40.2%
  • No religion25.8%
  • Muslim28.6%
  • Other religions1.4%
  • Not answered4.1%

Health & language

Compared with

  • 5.0 points above Sunderland
  • About the same as England

Here 81.0% · Sunderland 76.0% · the average English neighbourhood 81.8%

Politics

How this postcode’s constituency voted at the general election on 4 July 2024. A constituency is a large area — around 70,000 voters — so this describes a much wider patch than the street. These are simply the votes as counted: nothing here is ranked, scored, or compared with anywhere else.

Constituency
Sunderland Central
MP
Lewis Atkinson (Labour)
Result
Lab hold

Vote share, 2024 general election

  • Labour42.2%
  • Reform UK27.0%
  • Conservative14.3%
  • Liberal Democrat9.0%
  • Green7.5%
Majority
6,073 votes
Turnout
52.5% of 76,145 electors

General election 2024 results by constituency (CBP-10009) · House of Commons Library

Open Parliament Licence v3.0 · Data from July 2024

Schools

A short walk from a school.

0.4 miles

Straight-line distance — closer than 25 in 100 postcodes in England.

Band 8 of 10.

Nearest schools

Straight-line distance from the postcode — not a walking or driving route.

  1. University of SunderlandHigher education institutions0.4 miles
  2. St Anthony's Girls' Catholic AcademyAcademy converter · Secondary0.4 miles
  3. St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, SunderlandAcademy converter · Primary0.5 miles

Transport

Right by a stop — a few minutes' walk at most.

0.1 miles

Straight-line distance — closer than 42 in 100 postcodes in England.

Band 10 of 10.

Nearest transport

Straight-line distance from the postcode — not a walking or driving route.

  1. St Marks Road-Pensher StreetBus stop0.1 miles
  2. St Marks Road-Rokeby StreetBus stop0.1 miles
  3. St Marks Road-Chester StreetBus stop0.1 miles

Broadband

Nearly all premises here can get gigabit broadband.

100.0%

Band 10 of 10.

Broadband profile

Compared with

  • 9.9 points above Sunderland
  • 15.6 points above England

Here 100.0% · Sunderland 90.1% · the average English neighbourhood 84.4%

Nearby postcodes

All postcodes in SR4

Sources & last updated

Every figure on this page comes from official published data. Nothing is modelled by us, estimated by us, or bought from a private provider.

DatasetPublished byGeographyData from
English Indices of Deprivation 2025OGL-3.0Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Governmentneighbourhood (LSOA)November 2025
Income estimates for small areas, England and Wales, financial year ending 2023OGL-3.0Office for National Statisticswider neighbourhood (MSOA)April 2023
Census 2021 bulk topic-summary tablesOGL-3.0Office for National Statistics (via Nomis)neighbourhood (LSOA)March 2021
Street-level crime, outcomes and stop-and-search dataOGL-3.0Home Office (data.police.uk)neighbourhood (LSOA)June 2026
Risk of Flooding from Rivers and Sea (NaFRA2)OGL-3.0Environment AgencypostcodeJune 2026
UK-AIR modelled background pollution maps (NO2, PM2.5, PM10)OGL-3.0Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra)postcodeDecember 2024
Strategic noise mapping Round 4 (road, rail, airport)OGL-3.0DefrapostcodeAugust 2026
OS Open GreenspaceOGL-3.0Ordnance SurveypostcodeAugust 2026
Price Paid DataOGL-3.0HM Land Registryneighbourhood (LSOA)August 2026
Get Information about Schools (GIAS) full establishment extractOGL-3.0Department for EducationpostcodeAugust 2026
National Public Transport Access Nodes (NaPTAN)OGL-3.0Department for TransportpostcodeAugust 2026
Connected Nations 2025 — fixed broadband & mobile coverageOGL-3.0OfcompostcodeJuly 2025
General election 2024 results by constituency (CBP-10009)Open Parliament LicenceHouse of Commons LibraryWestminster constituencyJuly 2024
Bathing Water QualityOGL-3.0Environment AgencypostcodeAugust 2026
Event Duration Monitoring - Storm Overflow Annual ReturnsOGL-3.0Environment AgencypostcodeAugust 2026
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Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. English Indices of Deprivation 2025, Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Income estimates for small areas, England and Wales, financial year ending 2023, Office for National Statistics.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Census 2021, Office for National Statistics.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Crime and outcome data, data.police.uk / Home Office.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Risk of Flooding from Rivers and Sea, Environment Agency.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. UK-AIR background pollution maps, Defra.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Strategic noise mapping Round 4, Defra.

Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026.

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Get Information about Schools, Department for Education.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. NaPTAN, Department for Transport.

Contains information from Ofcom, Connected Nations 2025, © Ofcom, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0. General election 2024 results, House of Commons Library.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Bathing Water Quality, Environment Agency.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Event Duration Monitoring - Storm Overflow Annual Returns, Environment Agency.

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