Newham is a borough in East London, covering an area of approximately 36 square kilometers. It is bordered by the River Thames to the south and includes areas like Stratford, Plaistow, and Canning Town. The district is known for its industrial heritage, with docks and factories playing a key role in its development. Today, it features a mix of residential neighborhoods, green spaces like the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, and commercial hubs.
The population of Newham is one of the youngest and most culturally varied in London, with over 300 languages spoken. Transport links are strong, with the Docklands Light Railway, London Underground, and Elizabeth Line serving the area. The borough has undergone significant regeneration, particularly around Stratford, which hosted the 2012 Olympics. Newham also has a high density of social housing and is home to the University of East London.
On average Newham has high deprivation and high crime levels, with around 165 crimes per 1,000 residents per year. Approximately 29.7% of homes in this area are social housing provided by a local council or housing association. The average income of residents in Newham is £52,344 per year. There are 116 schools in Newham: 72 primary (23 Outstanding and 42 Good) and 21 secondary (5 Outstanding and 11 Good). On average most houses in area has average public transport connectivity.
Beckton
Boleyn
Canning Town North
Canning Town South
Custom House
East Ham
East Ham South
Forest Gate North
Forest Gate South
Green Street East
Green Street West
Little Ilford
Manor Park
Maryland
Plaistow North
Plaistow South
Plaistow West & Canning Town East
Plashet
Royal Albert
Royal Victoria
Stratford
Stratford Olympic Park
Wall End
West Ham