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Nine of the ten boroughs with the highest proportion of full or overfull primary schools are in Outer London.

• 35% of boroughs in Outer London are full or already overfull.

• Six boroughs have 40% of primary schools with no spare places.

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On average, boroughs in Outer London have more people per GP than boroughs in Inner London.

• The least well-served boroughs have twice as many people per GP as the best-served.

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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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The proportion of households in temporary accommodation has come down almost everywhere in London.

• The differences between boroughs are huge. In Merton, around 1 household per 1,000 is in temporary accommodation. In Newham, it is 42.

• The rate of temporary accommodation has fallen faster in Inner London than Outer London, although the rate remains higher.

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