Policy paper

Annex B: Local authorities with high or very high HIV prevalence (2019)

Updated 21 December 2021

Applies to England

Area Name HIV diagnosed prevalence rate / 1,000 aged 15-59 Description
Lambeth 13.7 Very High
Southwark 12.0 Very High
City of London 11.8 Very High
Kensington and Chelsea 9.2 Very High
Camden 8.5 Very High
Westminster 8.1 Very High
Lewisham 8.0 Very High
Brighton and Hove 7.9 Very High
Hammersmith and Fulham 7.7 Very High
Hackney 7.2 Very High
Islington 7.1 Very High
Haringey 6.9 Very High
Greenwich 6.3 Very High
Manchester 6.2 Very High
Newham 5.8 Very High
Croydon 5.8 Very High
Tower Hamlets 5.8 Very High
Barking and Dagenham 5.5 Very High
Wandsworth 5.4 Very High
Salford 5.2 Very High
Blackpool 4.9 High
Waltham Forest 4.7 High
Brent 4.6 High
Merton 4.2 High
Luton 4.1 High
Enfield 4.0 High
Leicester 4.0 High
Ealing 3.8 High
Hounslow 3.8 High
Wolverhampton 3.6 High
Milton Keynes 3.5 High
Reading 3.5 High
Coventry 3.4 High
Slough 3.4 High
Nottingham 3.1 High
Southend-on-Sea 3.1 High
Sandwell 3.0 High
Barnet 3.0 High
Bexley 2.8 High
Leeds 2.8 High
Redbridge 2.8 High
Birmingham 2.8 High
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole 2.8 High
Derby 2.7 High
Hillingdon 2.6 High
Bedford 2.6 High
Southampton 2.6 High
Bristol 2.6 High
Sutton 2.5 High
West Northamptonshire 2.5 High
Richmond upon Thames 2.5 High
Bromley 2.4 High
Walsall 2.4 High
Harrow 2.3 High
Thurrock 2.3 High
Peterborough 2.3 High
Stoke-on-Trent 2.3 High
Portsmouth 2.2 High
Liverpool 2.2 High
Rochdale 2.2 High
Tameside 2.2 High
Bury 2.2 High
Havering 2.1 High
Bolton 2.1 High
Newcastle upon Tyne 2.1 High
Trafford 2.1 High
Torbay 2.1 High
North Northamptonshire 2.0 High
Swindon 2.0 High

Figures from the Fingertips website.