HC Deb 06 November 1972 vol 845 c84W
Mr. Thomas Cox

asked the Secretary of State for the Environment what is the present rateable value for each of the inner London boroughs; and what is the comparable figure for 1960.

Mr. Graham Page

London government was reorganised in 1965 and comparative figures are available only where an existing London borough is coterminous with one or more of the former metropolitan boroughs.

The following table compares the figures in such cases:

1972 1960
£ £
City of London 49,784,283 13,488,352
Camden 36,233,298 10,045,423
Hackney 15,093,283 4,608,919
Hammersmith 13,986,072 4,224,167
Islington 20,334,277 6,126,102
Kensington and Chelsea 26,538,306 7,098,765
Lewisham 12,814,290 4,106,416
Southwark 18,904,512 6,177,506
Tower Hamlets 15,120,962 4,354,636
Westminster 114,571,603 31,015,338

The large difference between the two figures in each case is mainly due to the revaluation which was effective from 1st April, 1963.

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