England · Local authority · Staffordshire
Cannock Chase
At current death rates, a boy born in Cannock Chase can expect to live 79.1 years and a girl 82.3: 0.4 years below England for men and 1.0 years below England for women. Since 2011–13, male life expectancy has risen by 0.1 years.
- Men, at birth
- 79.1
- Women, at birth
- 82.3
- Healthy years, men
- 63.0
- Healthy years, women
- 62.5
95% CI 78.5–79.7
−0.4 years vs England
95% CI 81.7–82.9
−1.0 years vs England
95% CI 60.5–65.6 · Staffordshire
+2.1 years vs England
95% CI 59.5–65.4 · Staffordshire
+1.2 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: 79.1 · England 79.5
Women
2022–24: 82.3 · England 83.3
Among 359 local authorities
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Men
203rdof 359
1st = longest life expectancy
Women
247thof 359
1st = longest life expectancy
Healthy and not
Years expected in good health, and the rest, at birth in 2022–24. Healthy life expectancy is published for Staffordshire, not the district.
Men
Women
Good or very good healthNot in good health
Deprivation
Cannock Chase is in the 5th most deprived tenth of English local authorities by IMD 2025 score. These are the others in the same tenth, sorted by male life expectancy.
Ranked 136 of 296 on the English Indices of Deprivation 2025 (1 = most deprived).
Men Women
- Barnet
- Kensington and Chelsea
- Redbridge
- West Devon
- East Suffolk
- Ashford
- Crawley
- Somerset
- Havant
- North Norfolk
- Hammersmith and Fulham
- Hillingdon
- Canterbury
- Breckland
- Redditch
- Forest of Dean
- Bedford
- Arun
- Brighton and Hove
- Newark and Sherwood
- Tamworth
- Cannock Chase
- Thurrock
- South Holland
- Wyre
- North Warwickshire
- Erewash
- Worcester
- North Tyneside
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
11.0%vs 10.4%
higher than 62% of areas
Obesity
2024/25
36.0%vs 26.6%
higher than 94% of areas
Physical inactivity
2024/25
23.7%vs 21.8%
higher than 67% of areas
Alcohol admissions
per 100,000, 2023/24
701vs 612
higher than 77% of areas
Deprivation score
2025
19.9vs 21.8
higher than 54% of areas
Child poverty
2024/25
23.3%vs 19.8%
higher than 78% of areas
Unemployment
2025
4.6%vs 4.5%
higher than 67% of areas
Fuel poverty
2024
10.4%vs 10.0%
higher than 63% of areas
Air pollution deaths
2024
5.3%vs 5.3%
higher than 54% of areas
Deaths, age-standardised per 100,000
Cardiovascular, under 75
per 100,000, 2023–25
92vs 74
higher than 85% of areas
Cancer, under 75
per 100,000, 2023–25
124vs 118
higher than 66% of areas
Respiratory, under 75
per 100,000, 2023–25
41vs 33
higher than 78% of areas
Liver disease, under 75
per 100,000, 2023–25
28vs 20
higher than 88% of areas
Drug misuse
per 100,000, 2022–24
5.5vs 5.8
higher than 52% of areas
Suicide
per 100,000, 2022–24
11.5vs 11.0
higher than 60% 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
257
England 234 · +9%
preventable
162
England 151 · +7%
treatable
95
England 83 · +14%
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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