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Compare and cross-reference.

Put any two parts of the London planning record side by side — boroughs, officers, inspectors, consultants — then break the answer down to see where it really holds. Touch the question below and the answer takes this space.

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boroughs by appeal success (allowed)

Hammersmith And Fulham

43.3%

Hackney

39.3%

Kensington And Chelsea

39.2%

Hounslow

33.1%

Westminster

30.3%

Greenwich

29.5%

Kingston Upon Thames

29.1%

Bromley

29%

Harrow

28.7%

Hillingdon

28.7%

Enfield

27.5%

Barnet

27.4%

Brent

27.3%

Camden

26.4%

Islington

26.4%

Sutton

26.4%

City Of London

26.1%

Haringey

25.7%

Richmond Upon Thames

25.7%

Bexley

25.4%

Lambeth

24.7%

Merton

24.6%

Tower Hamlets

23.6%

Waltham Forest

22.9%

Havering

21.9%

Wandsworth

21.4%

Barking And Dagenham

20.9%

Lewisham

20.5%

Ealing

19.9%

Newham

19.6%

Croydon

18.9%

Redbridge

18.2%

Southwark

16.7%

London avg 26%

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What this tells you

Hammersmith And Fulham leads boroughs on appeal success (allowed) — 43.3% vs Southwark's 16.7%.

Leader

Hammersmith And Fulham

43.3%

Laggard

Southwark

16.7%

Spread

2.6×

Across 33 boroughs, appeal success (allowed) ranges from 16.7% (Southwark) to 43.3% (Hammersmith And Fulham) — a 26.6-point spread. Every figure is computed from the canonical planning record.

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