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In almost half the boroughs 50% or more of 19 year-olds do not have a Level 3 qualification.

• Compared to 2007-08, the proportion of 19 year-olds lacking Level 3 qualifications has fallen everywhere.

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Children in London have more missing, decayed or filled teeth at age 5 than children in the rest of England.

• Children aged 5 in Brent have, on average, over 5 missing decayed or filled teeth.

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Over half of children in Tower Hamlets are in households either receiving out-of-work benefits or tax credits insufficient to lift them out of poverty.

• The proportion of children in poverty is five times as high in Tower Hamlets as in Richmond.

• Eight of the ten English local authorities with the highest rates of child poverty are in London.

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The proportion of 16 year olds not getting 5 GCSEs at A*-C is lower in London than the England average

• The proportion of 16-year-olds getting fewer than five A*-C GCSEs has decreased in all London boroughs since 2007.

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The six boroughs with the highest rates of death before age 65 are in the Inner East & South.

The risk of premature death for residents in Hackney is twice that of Richmond or Kensington & Chelsea.

Since 2009, Since the last report, rates of premature mortality have come down in almost all boroughs.

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The difference in newly homeless households by borough is one of the starkest on this site. The proportion of households accepted as homeless in Tower Hamlets is 8 times higher than in Merton, Harrow or Camden.

• Homelessness acceptances came down in most boroughs between 2007/8 and 2009-10.

• The numbers accepted as homeless depend on different boroughs' different local policies. These figures should not therefore be seen as accurately reflecting the levels of new homelessness in each borough.

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The four boroughs with the highest proportion of working-age adults reporting a long-standing illness, according to the 2001 Census, were all located in the east of London: Islington, Hackney, Newham and Barking & Dagenham.

In 2008, these four boroughs had the highest proportion of working-age adults receiving Incapacity Benefit.

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Haringey is the most divided borough in London. Of its 19 wards, four are in the richest 10% and five are in the poorest 10%.

• Newham and Barking & Dagenham both have many of the poorest wards in London and none of the richest.

• Richmond has 13 of the richest wards but not a single ward in the bottom 10%.

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Areas with the highest proportions of working-age adults receiving out-of work benefits are concentrated in the Inner East and Outer East & North East of London.

• Every borough except for Kingston and Richmond has at least one ward with an above-average level of benefit recipiency.

• In Hackney, Newham and Islington, the proportion in every ward exceeds the national average.

]]> http://www.londonspovertyprofile.org.uk/indicators/topics/receiving-non-work-benefits/working-age-out-of-work-benefits-by-ward/ http://www.londonspovertyprofile.org.uk/indicators/topics/receiving-non-work-benefits/working-age-out-of-work-benefits-by-ward/ 03 People receiving benefits Barking and Dagenham Brent Croydon Ealing Enfield Greenwich Hackney Haringey Havering Islington Kingston upon Thames Lambeth Lewisham Newham Richmond upon Thames Tower Hamlets Working-age adults brl IL koowb OL pcg Mon, 27 Apr 2009 20:07:35 +0000