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Everything you have ever wanted to know about IS claimants in Croydon


(I'm getting carried away with this mapping business now)

Dark red 15.1-20% on income support as of 11/2006
Red - 10.1-15%
Orange - 5.1-10%
Beige - 0-5.0%

New Addington / Fieldway in the east is the new town end of Croydon, and the level of claims does not surprise, but Broad Green & Selhurst is a bit more unexpected.

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