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Once town Dzheyvik (Jaywick) in Essex County was considered a resort destination. Sea, sandy beaches and seafood. Life is in full swing. In the 30s of the last century a businessman built a chalet holiday, but now they were not wanted. According to the Index of trouble (Index of Multiple Deprivation) Dzheyvik was in first place among the 32 482 small municipalities England and Uelsa.

1. Dzheyvike the highest percentage of unemployed young people - 30% of young people aged 16 to 24 years (6% - the national average) are unemployed. (Oli Scarff / Getty Images)

2. The average life expectancy of residents Dzheyvika is 74, 9 years old, almost four years less than the national average. (Oli Scarff / Getty Images)

3. The average weekly income of each family is 360 pounds (424 euros), in the east of England when he was 650 pounds. (Oli Scarff / Getty Images)

4. At the local inhabitants is the lowest level of education and skills. Every third lives on the dole. (Oli Scarff / Getty Images)

5. Housing and utilities are in poor condition. Many people suffer from alcoholism and drug addiction. (Oli Scarff / Getty Images)

6. With the reduction in benefits and measures to reduce budget spending in England Dzheyvik town attracted the attention of journalists. In the first place, these measures affected residents of depressed cities. (Oli Scarff / Getty Images)

7. Index of Multiple Deprivation - a universal distress index, which includes indicators of income and access to health care in the UK. Information about what the index is assigned to a particular city are published by the Department for Communities and Local Government. (Oli Scarff / Getty Images)

8. Calculations of the index have not been made since 2011. At that point in the depressed, the poorest areas of England were more than five million people, 38% percent of whom are poor. The poorest areas of England were recognized: Liverpool, Middlesbrough, Manchester, Knowsley, Hull, Hackney, Tower Hamlets. But the poorest in England was recognized Dzheyvik town. (Oli Scarff / Getty Images)