People on supported asylum across the region, at 18.02 per 10,000 residents.
London asylum pressure by place
Use this page to move from the national map into one region, then into the local authorities inside it. The region tells you where supported asylum is concentrated, where the rate bites harder, and where hotel evidence is already visible on public place pages.
2,133 people on supported asylum, with 1,896 in contingency accommodation.
0 named current hotel sites are visible here, while 0 place pages still sit in unnamed-only gaps.
What matters first in London
London currently carries 16,378 people on supported asylum across 23 public place pages. The regional rate is 18.02 per 10,000 residents, and the hotel signal is already visible on 0 of those pages.
Hillingdon is the first authority to read
Hillingdon currently leads the region by supported asylum count at 2,133, which is why the regional story should narrow into that authority first.
Hillingdon carries the sharpest rate pressure in this published field
64.8 per 10,000 residents, which helps separate local intensity from the larger raw totals elsewhere in the region.
Hotel evidence is visible, but not evenly resolved
No place page in this regional slice carries publishable hotel evidence yet, which is an evidence gap rather than proof of no hotel use.
Use total to see where the largest supported-asylum stock sits before you narrow into one authority.
London region
16,378 people are on supported asylum across 23 public place pages in this regional slice. Hillingdon is the first authority to open from here.
No named current hotel site is publicly visible here yet. That is a publication gap, not proof of no hotel use.
London rate frame
18.02 people per 10,000 residents are on supported asylum in this weighted regional view. Use this mode to separate intensity from the bigger raw totals elsewhere.
No named current hotel site is publicly visible here yet. That is a publication gap, not proof of no hotel use.
London hotel visibility
0 public place pages in this region already carry hotel evidence. The visible hotel signal here still stops at unnamed acknowledged use or no named current sites.
No named current hotel site is publicly visible here yet. That is a publication gap, not proof of no hotel use.
Regional places worth opening first
These are the highest-volume public place pages in the region-led slice.
Use London in three moves
The region page narrows the field before you open individual authorities, so the place layer feels readable instead of overwhelming.
Read the regional pressure frame before opening a single authority
The region page tells you whether the story is mainly about scale, rate intensity, hotel visibility, or a smaller set of high-pressure places.
Open the leading authorities inside this region
Each place card carries the local supported-asylum count, contingency position, and hotel visibility summary, so you can move from region to place without losing the thread.
Use the local evidence timeline before the full ledger
The lower-level layer here is a dated timeline of named public sites, not a fake town map. The full regional place list sits behind the deep-data drawer once you need verification.
Place leaders inside London
These are the first place pages to open in this region. They keep the local count, rate, contingency use, and hotel visibility on a single surface.
Hillingdon
2,133 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 64.8 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Hounslow
1,720 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 57.44 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Croydon
1,483 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 36.23 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Barnet
1,393 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 34.39 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Ealing
1,249 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 32.36 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Newham
1,140 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 30.44 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Brent
1,024 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 29.01 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Hackney
589 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 22.08 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Deep data Open the full London place list
Use the full regional ledger when you need every published authority in this slice, not just the first pages worth opening.
Open the full London place list
Use the full regional ledger when you need every published authority in this slice, not just the first pages worth opening.
All published place pages in London
The full regional place list stays here so the main reading surface can stay selective and legible.
Hillingdon
2,133 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 64.8 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Hounslow
1,720 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 57.44 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Croydon
1,483 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 36.23 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Barnet
1,393 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 34.39 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Ealing
1,249 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 32.36 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Newham
1,140 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 30.44 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Brent
1,024 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 29.01 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Hackney
589 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 22.08 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Southwark
532 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 16.9 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Redbridge
511 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 15.91 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Tower Hamlets
494 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 14.88 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Lambeth
428 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 13.5 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Enfield
390 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 11.91 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Hammersmith and Fulham
364 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 19.29 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Harrow
356 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 13.15 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Merton
302 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 13.82 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Barking and Dagenham
301 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 12.93 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Kensington and Chelsea
258 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 17.85 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Lewisham
258 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 8.56 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Camden
230 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 10.6 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Greenwich
144 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 4.81 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Wandsworth
69 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 2.04 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Islington
47 people on supported asylum at quarter end, rate 2.11 per 10,000 residents.
Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.