Ten years apart

England · Local authority · Lancashire

Hyndburn

At current death rates, a boy born in Hyndburn can expect to live 76.6 years and a girl 80.0: 2.9 years below England for men and 3.3 years below England for women. Since 2011–13, male life expectancy has risen by 0.2 years.

Men, at birth
76.6

95% CI 75.8–77.3

−2.9 years vs England

Women, at birth
80.0

95% CI 79.2–80.7

−3.3 years vs England

Healthy years, men
59.3

95% CI 57.3–61.4 · Lancashire

−1.6 years vs England

Healthy years, women
60.3

95% CI 58.0–62.6 · Lancashire

−1.0 years vs England

Over time

Life expectancy at birth since 2001–03, with the 95% interval, against England (dashed) and the UK (grey).

Men

2022–24: 76.6 · England 79.5

7476788082842001–032022–2476.679.5

Women

2022–24: 80.0 · England 83.3

7476788082842001–032022–2480.083.3

Among 359 local authorities

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Men

337thof 359

1st = longest life expectancy

747678808284

Women

348thof 359

1st = longest life expectancy

788082848688

Healthy and not

Years expected in good health, and the rest, at birth in 2022–24. Healthy life expectancy is published for Lancashire, not the district.

Men

Lancashire
59.319.1
78.4
England
60.918.6
79.5

Women

Lancashire
60.321.9
82.2
England
61.322.0
83.3

Good or very good healthNot in good health

Deprivation

Hyndburn is in the most deprived tenth of English local authorities by IMD 2025 score. These are the others in the same tenth, sorted by male life expectancy.

Local circumstances

Latest OHID figures against England (grey tick). The shaded band is the middle half of English local authorities; teal is better than England, red worse. These travel with life expectancy but don't explain it on their own.

  • Smoking

    2024

    13.0%vs 10.4%

    higher than 80% of areas

  • Obesity

    2024/25

    33.3%vs 26.6%

    higher than 84% of areas

  • Physical inactivity

    2024/25

    27.9%vs 21.8%

    higher than 88% of areas

  • Alcohol admissions

    per 100,000, 2023/24

    477vs 612

    lower than 65% of areas

  • Deprivation score

    2025

    35.4vs 21.8

    higher than 96% of areas

  • Child poverty

    2024/25

    37.0%vs 19.8%

    higher than 98% of areas

  • Unemployment

    2025

    5.7%vs 4.5%

    higher than 86% of areas

  • Fuel poverty

    2024

    12.7%vs 10.0%

    higher than 95% of areas

  • Air pollution deaths

    2024

    4.8%vs 5.3%

    lower than 76% of areas

Deaths, age-standardised per 100,000

  • Cardiovascular, under 75

    per 100,000, 2023–25

    116vs 74

    higher than 98% of areas

  • Cancer, under 75

    per 100,000, 2023–25

    133vs 118

    higher than 84% of areas

  • Respiratory, under 75

    per 100,000, 2023–25

    61vs 33

    higher than 98% of areas

  • Liver disease, under 75

    per 100,000, 2023–25

    25vs 20

    higher than 77% of areas

  • Drug misuse

    per 100,000, 2022–24

    5.3vs 5.8

    higher than 50% of areas

  • Suicide

    per 100,000, 2022–24

    15.7vs 11.0

    higher than 91% of areas

Avoidable deaths

Deaths under 75 that could mostly have been avoided through prevention or timely treatment, 2022–24, persons, per 100,000.

avoidable

347

England 234 · +48%

preventable

225

England 151 · +49%

treatable

122

England 83 · +46%

Period life expectancy summarises death rates in 2022–24; it isn't a forecast. Sources: ONS, OHID Fingertips (fetched 2026-09-24), MHCLG. Methods

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