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South Lakeland Health Improvement Plan - NHS Cumbria

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Where breastfeeding data has been collected, 64% of mothers in <strong>Cumbria</strong>initiated breastfeeding compared with 78% nationally. Data is currentlyunavailable at local authority level and this is an area which needs closermonitoring and more comprehensive data collection.10. Income<strong>Health</strong> and wellbeing is often linked to household income. Higher mortalityand worse health occur in societies with higher income inequality. Figure 10.1compares the mean income of households in <strong>Cumbria</strong>n Local Authorities. Theaverage household income in <strong>South</strong> <strong>Lakeland</strong> is £31,113. This is higher thanthe <strong>Cumbria</strong> average of 30,193 and is the second highest mean income of alllocal authorities in <strong>Cumbria</strong>.Figure 10.1) Mean Household Income, 2007 by Local Authority. Data Source: ONS3150031000311803111330777England: 310003050030252<strong>Cumbria</strong>: 3019330000Income (£ sterling)295002900028500295222827428000275002700026500Eden <strong>South</strong> <strong>Lakeland</strong> Copeland Carlisle Allerdale Barrow-in-FurnessFigure 10.2 compares the annual mean household income in <strong>South</strong><strong>Lakeland</strong> by ward. In Windermere Bowness <strong>South</strong> the average householdinc ome is £38, 432 whilst in Kendal Kirkland it is £24,357. This represents adifference within <strong>South</strong> <strong>Lakeland</strong> of £14,075.<strong>South</strong> <strong>Lakeland</strong> Baseline Assessment 2009 31

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