Observed arrival · 2026-10-20
Street Grader grades the street, not just the house
Street Grader presents A+ to C grades for streets, postcodes and neighbourhoods across England and Wales, using official data on factors such as safety, schools, shops, parks and transport.
- For
- People comparing streets and neighbourhoods before a move
- Worth noticing
- Its six-measure weighting puts living standards at 40% and safety at 30%; the site says grades are relative to places across England and Wales.
Field notes
The homepage says its national grade combines six measures: living standards (40%), safety (30%), schools and amenities (10% each), green space (5%) and transport (5%). It explicitly frames grades comparatively: an A+ in Cornwall is intended to mean the same as an A+ in Cardiff, while a C means lower than peers on these measures—not necessarily a bad place to live. Source, support and data-source pages are linked, though the extracted homepage does not expose the underlying records.
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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