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What changed
Every series in the atlas, compared against its own previous period, sorted by how far it moved. Rose and fell describe the number — whether a move is good news is the graph’s business, not this page’s. Last ingest 14 November 2026.
43 series compared
Biggest movements
- In through London, out through LondonImports · 2026-07 → 2026-08 · £21.1bn → £26.8bn £bn of goods▲ 26.8%rose · monthly
- Companies born, companies dissolveddissolved · 2025 → 2026 · 173k → 135k companies▼ 21.7%fell · annual
- In through London, out through LondonExports · 2026-07 → 2026-08 · £12.3bn → £10.2bn £bn of goods▼ 17.0%fell · monthly
- Companies born, companies dissolvedincorporated · 2025 → 2026 · 207k → 173k companies▼ 16.4%fell · annual
- Companies born in London2025 → 2026 · 207k → 173k companies incorporated▼ 16.4%fell · annual
- What moves through the gatewaysHeathrow · 2026-07 → 2026-08 · £26,436m → £30,529m £m of goods▲ 15.5%rose · monthly
- What moves through the gatewaysLondon and Tilbury · 2026-07 → 2026-08 · £3,498m → £3,099m £m of goods▼ 11.4%fell · monthly
- What London earns2024 → 2025 · £44,796 → £46,414 GBP median gross annual▲ 3.6%rose · annual
- What moves through the gatewaysLondon Gateway · 2026-07 → 2026-08 · £3,522m → £3,401m £m of goods▼ 3.4%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesHounslow · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 45k → 44k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.7%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesRedbridge · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 42k → 42k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.7%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesBarking and Dagenham · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 44k → 44k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.6%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesRichmond upon Thames · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 13k → 13k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.6%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesNewham · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 70k → 70k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.6%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesCity of London · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 510 → 513 people on Universal Credit▲ 0.6%rose · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesWaltham Forest · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 44k → 43k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.5%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesKensington and Chelsea · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 15k → 15k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.4%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesHavering · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 30k → 30k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.4%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesBexley · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 25k → 25k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.4%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesSouthwark · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 48k → 48k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.4%fell · monthly
- What London pays men and women2024 → 2025 · 10.7% → 10.3% median hourly gap▼ 0.4ppfell · annual
- Who Universal Credit carriesMerton · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 24k → 24k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.4%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesBrent · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 65k → 65k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.4%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesWestminster · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 28k → 28k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.3%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesHammersmith and Fulham · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 25k → 25k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.3%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesHackney · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 54k → 53k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.3%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesCroydon · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 62k → 61k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.3%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesBromley · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 30k → 30k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.3%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesCamden · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 31k → 31k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.3%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesHaringey · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 52k → 52k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.2%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesBarnet · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 53k → 53k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.2%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesTower Hamlets · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 65k → 64k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.2%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesLewisham · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 51k → 51k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.2%fell · monthly
- What a mortgage actually costsTwo-year fix at 75% LTV · 2026-08 → 2026-09 · 4.9% → 5.1% %▲ 0.2pprose · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesGreenwich · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 45k → 45k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.2%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesEaling · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 61k → 61k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.2%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesWandsworth · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 35k → 35k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.2%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesEnfield · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 64k → 64k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.2%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesIslington · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 37k → 37k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.2%fell · monthly
- Who Universal Credit carriesLambeth · 2025-12 → 2026-01 · 48k → 48k people on Universal Credit▼ 0.2%fell · monthly
Series already measured in per cent are reported in percentage points (pp): a rate going from 1.3% to 11.7% moved ten points, and calling that “up 787%” is arithmetic dressed as news. Everything else is reported as relative change, where a big percentage on a small base is still a small number.
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- Final approach: 24h into Heathrow14 November 2026 · live
- The most looked-up London14 November 2026 · daily
- What the world reads about London14 November 2026 · daily
- What London asks to build14 November 2026 · daily
- Where permission is easiest14 November 2026 · daily
- Approved, refused, withdrawn14 November 2026 · daily
- When each station peaks18 October 2026 · weekly
- Tube Heartbeat — a week of London18 October 2026 · live
- What London says it does18 October 2026 · annual
- Companies born, companies dissolved18 October 2026 · annual
- Companies born in London18 October 2026 · annual
- Where people sleep rough18 October 2026 · monthly