SW1E vs SW1A
Overall measures differ. Gaps below are by category, not a ranking of the places.
This reflects published infrastructure and environmental data. It does not measure the people who live here, house prices as a marker of status, or safety.
Westminster, London
84% used
The above measure is driven mainly by transport and healthcare access. A smaller share of homes in bands A to C.
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A higher measure means a larger share of nearby rated schools are good or outstanding, and the closest school is nearer.
20% of measure
These areas are within 1 point of each other.
SW1E
94% of 94 rated schools nearby are good or outstanding
SW1A
94% of 101 rated schools nearby are good or outstanding
A higher measure means a closer GP and hospital, and a shorter published waiting time when one is available.
7% of measure
These areas are within 2 points of each other.
SW1E
Nearest GP practice 270 yards away
SW1A
Nearest GP practice 430 yards away
A higher measure means more mapped everyday amenities within walking distance.
10% of measure
SW1E is not measured here.
SW1E
Not measured here
SW1A
2152 everyday amenities within 0.6 miles
A higher measure means more parks and publicly accessible green spaces nearby, and a shorter walk to the nearest one.
6% of measure
SW1E is not measured here.
SW1E
Not measured here
SW1A
Unnamed garden is 110 yards away
Higher is always the stronger published result on that measure. See the weightings. Missing categories are dropped from that area’s overall figure, not scored as zero. Crime and other context stay on each report.
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