Here is a ward-by-ward breakdown of what percentage of children are living in poverty, according to new statistics.

Penhill 42%

Parks 40%

Walcot 37%

Central 32%

Gorse Hill & Pinehurst 31%

Toothill & Westlea 29%

Freshbrook and Grange Park 28%

Moredon 28%

Western 26%

Dorcan 26%

St Philip 25%

Ridgeway 24%

Blunsdon 24%

Eastcott 23%

Wroughton & Chiseldon 21%

Shaw & Nine Elms 20%

Old Town & Lawn 19%

St Margaret 19%

Abbey Meads 19%

Haydon Wick 19%

Highworth 18%

Covingham & Nythe 17%

Percentages take into account households with a total income of or below the following amounts (after housing costs):

* £204 a week or £10,700 a year for a lone parent with one child under 14.

* £314 a week or £16,400 a year for a couple with one child under 14.

* An additional £52 a week or £2,700 a year for each additional child under 14.

* An additional £110 a week or £5,700 a year for each additional child over 14.

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