11 of 11 wards shown
Barraigh agus Bhatarsaigh
S13003135
Crime 2024–25
98
+37 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
12.9%
34 children
Low income AHC31 · 11.7%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q371Open ward · do one thing
Uibhist a Deas, Èirisgeigh agus Beinn na Faoghla
S13003143
Crime 2024–25
98
+37 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
9%
46 children
Low income AHC52 · 10.2%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q371Open ward · do one thing
Uibhist a Tuath
S13003144
Crime 2024–25
70
-5 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
6%
11 children
Low income AHC13 · 7.1%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q387Open ward · do one thing
Na Hearadh
S13003137
Crime 2024–25
20
-12 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
9.7%
23 children
Low income AHC35 · 14.8%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q335Open ward · do one thing
Sgìre nan Loch
S13003140
Crime 2024–25
20
-12 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
19.6%
50 children
Low income AHC48 · 18.8%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q335Open ward · do one thing
Sgìr’ Ùige agus Càrlabhagh
S13003138
Crime 2024–25
90
+34 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
11.6%
27 children
Low income AHC31 · 13.3%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q362Open ward · do one thing
An Taobh Siar agus Nis
S13002608
Crime 2024–25
68
-14 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
12.7%
47 children
Low income AHC47 · 12.7%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q336Open ward · do one thing
Loch a Tuath
S13003136
Crime 2024–25
75
+1 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
6%
29 children
Low income AHC46 · 9.5%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q340Open ward · do one thing
Steòrnabhagh a Tuath
S13003142
Crime 2024–25
285
+28 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
11.5%
67 children
Low income AHC98 · 16.8%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q3223Open ward · do one thing
Steòrnabhagh a Deas
S13003141
Crime 2024–25
443
-39 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
10.3%
56 children
Low income AHC78 · 14.3%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q3360Open ward · do one thing
Sgìre an Rubha
S13003139
Crime 2024–25
41
-12 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
10.7%
31 children
Low income AHC22 · 7.6%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q332Open ward · do one thing
Crime = Police Scotland MMW management information (not official statistics). Child poverty = DWP CiLIF official statistics where the ward join is held. Blank cells mean the join or field is not held — not zero.
Eilean Siar geography
CSS uses the 11 wards in the Na h-Eileanan an Iar (Electoral Arrangements) Regulations 2021. DWP CiLIF names all 11. Police Scotland MMW still prints four 2017 compound names — crime stays blank on the split wards rather than guessing a map.