List of Boroughs
This list includes all boroughs included in the Boundary Commission area.
| London borough | Postcode areas | 2008 sub-region | London Assembly | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barking and Dagenham | IG, RM | North East | City and East | |
| Barnet | EN, HA, N, NW | North | Barnet and Camden | |
| Brent | HA, NW, W | West | Brent and Harrow | |
| Camden | EC, WC, N, NW | North | Barnet and Camden | |
| Ealing | UB, W | West | Ealing and Hillingdon | |
| Enfield | EN, N, E | North | Enfield and Haringey | |
| Hackney | E, EC, N | North | North East | |
| Hammersmith Fulham | SW, W | West | West Central | |
| Haringey | N | North | Enfield and Haringey | |
| Harrow | HA | West | Brent and Harrow | |
| Havering | RM | North East | Havering and Redbridge | |
| Hillingdon | TW, UB | West | Ealing and Hillingdon | |
| Hounslow | TW, W | West | South West | |
| Islington | EC, WC, N | North | North East | |
| Kensington and Chelsea | NW, SW | West | West Central | |
| Newham | E, IG | North East | City and East | |
| Redbridge | E, IG | North East | Havering and Redbridge | |
| Waltham Forest | E, IG | North East | North East | |
| Westminster | NW, SW, W | West | West Central |
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