Photo: Ian S · CC BY-SA 2.0Lives in Streethouse are shorter than across England: 76.6 for men and 79.4 for women
For 2019 to 2023, England’s figures are 79.1 and 83.0. Streethouse grades D for health: life expectancy, healthy life expectancy, early deaths, hospital admissions, child obesity and Census health, each adjusted for age.
What stands out about health in Streethouse
More of Streethouse’s children are obese
24% of Year 6 children (aged 10 to 11) were measured as obese over the last three school years, against 22.3% across England; more than in 83% of UK towns. Health Grade ↓
Written from the OHID, NHS England and GP Patient Survey figures on this page. Life expectancy covers 2019 to 2023; neighbourhoods are ONS middle-layer areas of about 8,000 people.
Streethouse grades D for health
Healthier than 11% of UK towns, on age-adjusted measures.
Behind the typical UK town on every measure. Even its strongest, emergency admissions and child obesity, are in the bottom 20% of UK towns; women’s life expectancy and deaths under 75 are furthest behind.
Each measure is ranked against every UK town of 1,000 or more, the ranks are averaged, and the average is ranked again. Every measure allows for the town’s ages: life expectancy is worked out from the death rate at each age, so it doesn’t depend on how old the town’s residents are; deaths and admissions are counted against what England’s rates would give a town with these ages, and the Census answers against England and Wales’s rates by single year of age, so a seaside town of retired people isn’t marked down for being old.
Care in and near Streethouse
The nearest A&E, GP practices, and where to go when it’s urgent but not an emergency. In an emergency, call 999.
Mid Yorkshire Teaching saw 62% of major-A&E patients within four hours
Type 1 (major) A&E attendances seen, admitted or discharged within four hours of arrival, by month. NHS England publishes it by trust, not hospital: Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust runs the A&E at Pinderfields Hospital, the nearest to Streethouse (3.7 mi).
The share seen within four hours has held near 62% over 18 months. Long waits for a bed are rarer than at 56% of trusts: 4,558 patients in 12 months, 11% of emergency admissions through A&E. CQC’s latest ratings for Pinderfields Hospital: urgent and emergency services requires improvement (2024), the hospital overall requires improvement (2024).
North East and Yorkshire trusts
Hospitals within 25 miles
| Distance | Hospital | CQC overall | Urgent & emergency |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3.7 mi | Pinderfields Hospital A&E Wakefield · Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust | Requires improvement2024 | Requires improvement2024 |
| 3.9 mi | Pontefract Hospital Pontefract · Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust | Requires improvement2022 | — |
| 9.1 mi | Barnsley Hospital A&E Barnsley · Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust | Good2023 | Good2018 |
| 9.4 mi | Seacroft Hospital Leeds · Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust | Not rated | — |
| 10 mi | St James's University Hospital A&E Leeds · Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust | Requires improvement2025 | Requires improvement2019 |
| 10 mi | Dewsbury and District Hospital A&E Dewsbury · Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust | Requires improvement2024 | Requires improvement2024 |
| 11 mi | Leeds General Infirmary A&E Leeds · Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust | Requires improvement2025 | Good2019 |
| 11 mi | Chapel Allerton Hospital Leeds · Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust | Good2019 | — |
NHS acute hospitals registered with the Care Quality Commission (care directory, 01 October 2026). “A&E” marks a major (type 1) emergency department, open 24 hours and led by consultants, in NHS England’s Emergency Care Data Set; a hospital without the mark may still have a minor injury unit or urgent treatment centre. Ratings run Outstanding, Good, Requires improvement, Inadequate; the year is when each was published. Distances are straight lines from the town centre.
No GP practice in Streethouse itself
The nearest practices.
| Practice | Distance | CQC rating |
|---|---|---|
| Dr R Gupta & Dr H Parikh Normanton WF6 1QD | 1.6 mi | Good2016 |
| Crofton and Sharlston Medical Practice Crofton WF4 1HJ | 1.7 mi | Good2025 |
| Station Lane Medical Centre Pontefract WF7 6JL | 1.8 mi | Good2019 |
| King's Medical Practice Normanton WF6 2AZ | 1.8 mi | Good2016 |
| St Thomas Road Surgery Pontefract WF7 5HE | 1.9 mi | Good2025 |
| Patience Lane Surgery Normanton WF6 2JZ | 2.3 mi | Good2024 |
GP practices registered with the Care Quality Commission, placed in the town by their postcode. A practice counts as in Streethouse when its surgery is inside the built-up area; branch surgeries are part of their main practice. You can register with any practice whose area covers your address.
81% of adults in the West Yorkshire area who tried got an NHS dental appointment
Adults who tried to get an NHS dental appointment for themselves in the last two years, and got one. GP Patient Survey 2026, by integrated care system (the NHS area that plans dentistry for Streethouse).
Across England 82% of those who tried got an appointment. Of West Yorkshire patients who did, 73% rated the experience good (England 74%). NHS practices taking new patients are listed on the NHS website’s Find a dentist; for urgent dental pain, call NHS 111.
The survey asks GP patients about dentistry, so results are published for health areas, not towns or practices.
Fewer people in Streethouse call their health good than across West Yorkshire
Census 2021, all residents, as answered (not adjusted for age).
Adjusted for age, 128 report bad health for every 100 expected, more than the national rate.
Show as a table
| Census 2021 | Streethouse | West Yorkshire | England |
|---|---|---|---|
| Good or very good health | 78% | 81% | 82% |
| Fair health | 16% | 13% | 13% |
| Bad or very bad health | 6.5% | 5.7% | 5.2% |
| Disabled under the Equality Act | 22% | 18% | 17% |
| Day-to-day activities limited a lot | 10% | 7.8% | 7.4% |
West Yorkshire and England: all residents of their built-up areas (towns and cities), from the same Census 2021 output areas.
How Streethouse compares with UK towns of 1,000 to 2,000
Ordered by Health Grade: the top three, the towns either side of Streethouse, and others in West Yorkshire. Life expectancy for men / women; deaths under 75 per 100 expected.
| # | Town | People | Life expectancy | Deaths under 75 | Health |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | East Keswick West Yorkshire | 1,145 | 86.0 / 88.4 | 45 | A+ |
| 2 | Bardsey West Yorkshire | 1,819 | 86.0 / 88.4 | 45 | A+ |
| 3 | Upper Basildon Berkshire | 1,074 | 86.0 / 87.7 | 51 | A+ |
| … | |||||
| 41 | Scarcroft West Yorkshire | 1,634 | 82.6 / 87.8 | 65 | A+ |
| … | |||||
| 1172 | Trub Greater Manchester | 1,389 | 76.7 / 80.1 | 126 | D |
| 1173 | Boosbeck North Yorkshire | 1,124 | 76.3 / 82.7 | 126 | D |
| 1174 | Streethouse West Yorkshire | 1,691 | 76.6 / 79.4 | 133 | D |
| 1175 | Jump South Yorkshire | 1,424 | 78.3 / 80.3 | 112 | D |
| 1176 | Kibblesworth Tyne and Wear | 1,500 | 78.8 / 80.7 | 110 | D |
| … | |||||
| 1215 | Toll Bar South Yorkshire | 1,213 | 73.1 / 77.6 | 179 | D− |
Health letters rank against every UK town of 1,000 or more; the order here is context only. Welsh towns are graded on life expectancy, healthy life expectancy and the two Census measures: OHID’s early-death, admissions and child-obesity figures cover England.
Health in the places around Streethouse
Life expectancy for men / women, and the nearest A&E. Tap a town for its health page.
| Town | People | Life expectancy | Nearest A&E | Health |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Streethouse | 1,691 | 76.6 / 79.4 | 3.7 mi | D |
| Sharlston | 2,163 | 76.9 / 79.9 | 3.5 mi | D |
| Normanton | 21,976 | 78.0 / 81.7 | 2.9 mi | C− |
| Crofton | 6,127 | 79.8 / 84.5 | 3.5 mi | C+ |
| Featherstone | 11,657 | 77.1 / 80.7 | 5.5 mi | D |
| Walton | 3,266 | 81.4 / 85.1 | 3.1 mi | B |
| Ackworth Moor Top | 6,275 | 83.2 / 87.2 | 6.8 mi | A− |
| Fitzwilliam and Kinsley | 4,993 | 74.3 / 80.1 | 6.3 mi | D− |
Ackworth Moor Top, 3.3 miles away, has men’s life expectancy of 83.2, 6.6 years longer than Streethouse’s.
What this data can and can’t tell you
- A&E figures are for the trust. NHS England publishes four-hour waits by trust, not hospital, so Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust’s figures cover every major A&E it runs. They count type 1 (major) departments; minor injury units and urgent treatment centres are left out, which is why they sit below the all-types figure NHS England headlines (75% for England).
- Adjusted for age. A ratio of 100 means as many deaths, admissions or reports of bad health as England’s rates (England and Wales’s for the Census) would give a town with these ages; 120 means a fifth more.
- Small areas, summed to the town. OHID publishes these figures for middle-layer areas of about 8,000 people; the town’s figure averages the areas it covers, weighted by how many of their residents live in it, so a village shares its area’s figure with the countryside around it.
- Different years. Life expectancy and deaths cover 2019 to 2023; emergency admissions 2016/17 to 2020/21 (the latest OHID publishes for small areas, including the pandemic dip); child obesity the three school years to 2024/25; A&E the 12 months to September 2026; the GP Patient Survey early 2026; CQC ratings were published on different dates, shown in each row.
- Distances are straight lines. Miles are measured from the town’s centre to each site; the road is longer. For an emergency, call 999; for urgent advice, call NHS 111.
Questions about health in Streethouse
How healthy is Streethouse?
Streethouse earns a D for health, healthier than 11% of UK towns on measures adjusted for age. Life expectancy is 76.6 for men and 79.4 for women (England 79.1 and 83.0), and there are 133 deaths under 75 for every 100 expected.
How long are A&E waits at Pinderfields Hospital?
NHS England publishes waits for the trust, Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust. In the 12 months to September 2026 it saw 62% of major-A&E patients within four hours, against 61% across England; in September 2026 the figure was 59%. In an emergency call 999; for urgent advice call NHS 111.
Can I get an NHS dentist in Streethouse?
In the 2026 GP Patient Survey, 81% of adults in the West Yorkshire area who tried to get an NHS dental appointment in the last two years got one, against 82% across England. Practices taking new NHS patients are listed on the NHS website’s Find a dentist service.
How many GP practices are there in Streethouse?
There’s no GP surgery inside Streethouse itself; the nearest is about 1.6 mi away.
What is the life expectancy in Streethouse?
76.6 years for men and 79.4 for women, on OHID’s figures for 2019 to 2023. Men can expect 62.0 of those years and women 62.1 in good health.
CQC ratings © Care Quality Commission.
Sources: OHID Fingertips small-area indicators (life expectancy and deaths 2019–23, emergency admissions 2016/17–2020/21, NCMP 2022/23–2024/25); House of Commons Library MSOA names · ONS health state life expectancy for small areas (MSOAs), England and Wales, 2019 to 2023 (healthy life expectancy) · ONS Census 2021 general health and disability, adjusted for age · Care Quality Commission care directory and latest ratings, 01 October 2026 · NHS Organisation Data Service · GP Patient Survey 2026 (NHS England, run by Ipsos) · NHS England, A&E Attendances and Emergency Admissions (monthly, by trust) and Emergency Care Data Set activity by site, June–September 2026 (type 1 A&Es) · MHCLG English Indices of Deprivation 2025 · TownRatings grades: our own summary of the data, ranked against UK towns only. All under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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