Areas containing at least 20% of the matched people type
densely populated urban areas - flats and communal residents - more private renting - high ethnic migrations - high EU immigration - English/Welsh less likely as main language - young adults - single adults - more child-less househoulds - higher ratio of full-time students - work in accommodation, information and communication, and finance sectors - use public transport, walk or cycle to work
compared to parent group: higher ratio of 0 to 14 year olds - higher ratio of married couples - higher ratio of mixed ethnicity - lower ratio of students - higher semi-detached or terraced accomodation - working in IT, finance sectors and using public transport for work
compared to parent group: high ratio of EU-born old-EU-born people - higher ratio of Arab or 'other' ethnicity - living in flats - overcrowded - less 2+ car ownership - less use of private transport for work travel
SW6 6 - Fulham Broadway - Hammersmith, Greater London, London (66 percent)
SW4 9 - Long Pond - Lambeth, Greater London, London (62 percent)
SW15 1 - South Thames College - Wandsworth, Greater London, London (50 percent)
TW10 6 - Ham Bottom - Richmond, Greater London, London (43 percent)
TW9 2 - The Deer Park School - Richmond, Greater London, London (43 percent)
SW18 5 - Swaffield Primary School - Wandsworth, Greater London, London (40 percent)
SW14 8 - Ranger's Garden - Richmond, Greater London, London (39 percent)
SW18 1 - South Thames College - Wandsworth, Greater London, London (38 percent)
N6 5 - Number 4 Pond - Tottenham, Greater London, London (34 percent)
NW3 2 - Heathside Preparatory School - Camden Town, Greater London, London (33 percent)