South East England - Local Government

Local Government

The official region consists of the following subdivisions:

Map Ceremonial county Shire county / unitary Districts
1. Berkshire a) West Berkshire U.A.
b) Reading U.A.
c) Wokingham U.A.
d) Bracknell Forest U.A.
e) Windsor and Maidenhead U.A.
f) Slough U.A.
Buckinghamshire 2. Buckinghamshire a) South Bucks, b) Chiltern, c) Wycombe, d) Aylesbury Vale
3. Milton Keynes U.A.
East Sussex 4. East Sussex a) Hastings, b) Rother, c) Wealden, d) Eastbourne, e) Lewes
5. Brighton & Hove U.A.
Hampshire 6. Hampshire a) Fareham, b) Gosport, c) Winchester, d) Havant, e) East Hampshire, f) Hart, g) Rushmoor, h) Basingstoke and Deane, i) Test Valley, j) Eastleigh, k) New Forest
7. Southampton U.A.
8. Portsmouth U.A.
9. Isle of Wight
Kent 10. Kent a) Dartford, b) Gravesham, c) Sevenoaks, d) Tonbridge and Malling, e) Tunbridge Wells, f) Maidstone, g) Swale, h) Ashford, i) Shepway, j) Canterbury, k) Dover, l) Thanet
11. Medway U.A.
12. Oxfordshire a) Oxford, b) Cherwell, c) South Oxfordshire, d) Vale of White Horse, e) West Oxfordshire
13. Surrey a) Spelthorne, b) Runnymede, c) Surrey Heath, d) Woking, e) Elmbridge, f) Guildford, g) Waverley, h) Mole Valley, i) Epsom and Ewell, j) Reigate and Banstead, k) Tandridge
14. West Sussex a) Worthing, b) Arun, c) Chichester, d) Horsham, e) Crawley, f) Mid Sussex, g) Adur

See: List of districts in south east England by population

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