Where heritage is losing

Hillingdon has fifteen times as many at-risk entries as Bexley.

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SeriesPeriod or categoryValueUnit
ValueHillingdon45entries on the register
ValueKensington and Chelsea43entries on the register
ValueHackney40entries on the register
ValueLambeth39entries on the register
ValueTower Hamlets39entries on the register
ValueSouthwark36entries on the register
ValueCamden35entries on the register
ValueIslington33entries on the register
ValueHounslow27entries on the register
ValueBromley25entries on the register
ValueMerton23entries on the register
ValueWestminster23entries on the register
ValueEnfield22entries on the register
ValueGreenwich22entries on the register
ValueHarrow22entries on the register
ValueHaringey21entries on the register
ValueLewisham21entries on the register
ValueNewham21entries on the register
ValueEaling18entries on the register
ValueRichmond upon Thames17entries on the register
ValueWaltham Forest16entries on the register
ValueCroydon15entries on the register
ValueHammersmith and Fulham15entries on the register
ValueHavering12entries on the register
ValueBrent11entries on the register
ValueBarnet9entries on the register
ValueKingston upon Thames9entries on the register
ValueRedbridge9entries on the register
ValueWandsworth8entries on the register
ValueBarking and Dagenham7entries on the register
ValueSutton7entries on the register
ValueCity of London5entries on the register
ValueBexley3entries on the register

Methodology

Heritage at Risk entries per borough. Not a like-for-like comparison of neglect: a borough with more designated places has more that can be at risk, so this tracks the size of the protected stock as well as its condition. Read it alongside the listed-buildings-per-borough chart rather than on its own.

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