Affluence in CR4
How CR4 ranks on deprivation and income, and the work and qualifications behind it.
- Council
- Merton
- Region
- London
- Population
- 81,816 (2024)
How well off CR4 is
On the English Indices of Deprivation 2025, CR4 averages decile 4.2 of 10 — close to the middle of the range for England. Its weakest domain is older people in low-income households (decile 3.2). The index ranks places within England only, so it can't be compared across the UK's nations.
- Older people in low-income households3.2
- Income3.2
- Children in low-income families3.6
- Employment4.1
- Living environment4.1
- Crime4.5
- Education and skills4.7
- Barriers to housing and services4.9
- Health and disability6.1
Household income
ONS's estimate of mean household income before tax, 2022/23. Published for neighbourhoods of around 7,000 people; areas spanning several are weighted by households.
Who is in work
Across England, 55.7% of adults are in work; CR4 is broadly in line with that, at 60.2%. 11.7% are retired and 9.1% are full-time students.
Social grade
Across England, 33.2% of adults work in managerial or professional jobs; CR4 is below that, at 28.5%.
Highest qualification
Across England, 33.9% of adults hold a degree or equivalent; CR4 is broadly in line with that, at 37.9%. 19.4% have no qualifications.
Sources: English Indices of Deprivation 2025; ONS small area income estimates; Census 2021 (ONS). Open Government Licence v3.0.