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POST CODE DISTRICT BOROUGH E1 Mile End Tower Hamlets E1 Shadwell Tower Hamlets E1 Stepney Tower Hamlets E1 Wapping Tower Hamlets E1 Whitechapel Tower Hamlets E2 Bethal Green Tower Hamlets E2 Shoreditch Hackney E3 Bromley-by-Bow Tower Hamlets E3 Bow Tower Hamlets E3 Old Ford Tower Hamlets E3 Poplar Tower Hamlets E4 Chingford Waltham Forest E4 Highams Park Waltham Forest E5 Clapton Hackney E6 Beckton Newham E6 East Ham Newham E7 Forest Gate Newham E7 West Ham Newham E8 Dalston Hackney E8 Hackney Hackney E9 Homerton Hackney E9 South Hackney Hackney E10 Leyton Redbridge E11 Leytonstone Waltham Forest E11 Wanstead Redbridge E12 Manor Park Newham E13 Plaistow Newham E14 Isle of Dogs Tower Hamlets E14 Limehouse Tower Hamlets E14 Millwall Tower Hamlets E14 Poplar Tower Hamlets E15 Stratford Newham E15 West Ham Newham E16 Canning Town Newham E16 North Woolwich Newham E16 Silvertown Newham E16 Victoria Docks Newham E17 Walthamstow Waltham Forest E18 Snarebrook Redbridge E18 South Woodford Redbridge EC1 Barbican Islington EC1 Clerkenwell Islington EC1 Finsbury Islington EC2 Liverpool Street City of London EC2 Moorgate City of London EC3 Algate City of London EC3 Fenchurch Street City of London EC3 Monument City of London EC3 Tower Tower Hamlets EC4 Blackfriars City of London EC4 Fleet Street City of London EC4 St Paul's City of London EC4 Temple City of London N1 Barnsbury Islington N1 Canonbury Islington N1 Hoxton Hackney N1 Islington Islington N1 Shoreditch Hackney N2 East Finchley Barnet N2 Finchley Barnet N2 Hampstead Gdn Suburb (East) Barnet N2 Fortis Green Haringey N3 Finchley Barnet N3 Finchley Church End Barnet N4 Finsbury Park Islington N4 Manor House Haringey N5 Highbury Islington N6 Highgate Haringey N7 Holloway Islington N7 Lower Holloway Islington N7 Tufnell Park Islington N8 Crouch End Haringey N8 Hornsey Haringey N9 Edmonton Enfield N9 Lower Edmonton Enfield N9 Upper Edmonton Enfield N10 Muswell Hill Haringey N11 Friern Barnet Barnet N11 New Southgate Barnet N12 Finchley Barnet N12 North Finchley Barnet N12 Woodside Park Haringey N13 Palmer's Green Enfield N14 Southgate Enfield N15 Seven Sisters Haringey N15 South Tottenham Haringey N16 Stamford Hill Hackney N16 Stoke Newington Hackney N17 Tottenham Haringey N18 Edmonton Enfield N18 Upper Edmonton Enfield N19 Archway Islington N19 Tufnell Park Islington N19 Upper Holloway Islington N20 Totteridge Barnet N20 Whetstone Barnet N21 Winchmore Hill Enfield N22 Alexandra Palace Haringey N22 Wood Green Haringey NW1 North Marylebone Westminster NW1 Camden Town Camden NW1 Regents Park Camden NW1 St Marylebone Westminster NW1 St Pancras Camden NW2 Cricklewood Brent NW2 Dollis Hill Brent NW2 Neasden Brent NW3 Belsize Park Camden NW3 Hampstead Camden NW3 Swiss Cottage Camden NW4 Brent Cross Brent NW4 Hendon Barnet NW5 Kentish Town Camden NW6 Brondesbury Brent NW6 Kilburn Brent NW6 Kilburn Camden NW6 Queens Park Brent NW6 West Hampstead Camden NW7 Mill Hill Barnet NW8 St John's Wood Camden NW9 Colindale Barnet NW9 Kingsbury Brent NW9 The Hyde Barnet NW10 Kensal Green Brent NW10 Harlesden Brent NW10 Willesden Brent NW11 Golders Green Barnet NW11 Hampstead Gdn Suburb (West) Barnet SE1 Bermondsey Southwark SE1 Borough Southwark SE1 London Bridge Southwark SE1 Newington Southwark SE1 South Bank Southwark SE1 Southwark Southwark SE1 Waterloo Lambeth SE2 Abbey Wood Greenwich SE2 Thamesmead (South) Greenwich SE3 Blackheath Greenwich SE3 Kidbrooke Greenwich SE3 Westcombe Park Greenwich SE4 Brockley Lewisham SE4 Crofton Park Lewisham SE4 Honor Oak Park Lewisham SE5 Camberwell Southwark SE6 Bellingham Lewisham SE6 Catford Lewisham SE6 Hither Green Lewisham SE7 Charlton Greenwich SE8 Deptford Greenwich SE8 Deptford Lewisham SE9 Eltham Greenwich SE9 Mottingham Greenwich SE9 New Eltham Greenwich SE10 Greenwich Greenwich SE11 Kennington Southwark SE11 Lambeth Lambeth SE12 Grove Park Greenwich SE12 Lee Greenwich SE13 Hither Green Lewisham SE13 Lewisham Lewisham SE14 New Cross Lewisham SE14 New Cross Gate Lewisham SE15 Nunhead Southwark SE15 Peckham Southwark SE16 South Bermondsey Southwark SE16 Rotherhithe Southwark SE16 Surrey Quays Southwark SE17 Elephant & Castle Southwark SE17 Walworth Southwark SE18 Plumstead Greenwich SE18 Woolwich Greenwich SE19 Crystal Palace Bromley SE19 Norwood Lambeth SE19 Upper Norwood Bromley SE19 Upper Norwood Croydon SE19 Upper Norwood Lambeth SE19 Upper Norwood Southwark SE20 Anerley Bromley SE20 Penge Bromley SE21 Dulwich Southwark SE21 West Dulwich Lambeth SE21 West Dulwich Southwark SE22 East Dulwich Southwark SE23 Forest Hill Lewisham SE24 Herne Hill Lambeth SE25 South Norwood Croydon SE26 Sydenham Lewisham SE27 Tulse Hill Lambeth SE27 West Norwood Lambeth SE28 Thamesmead Greenwich SW1 Belgravia Westminster SW1 Knightsbridge Westminster SW1 Pimlico Westminster SW1 Victoria Westminster SW1 Westminster Westminster SW2 Brixton Lambeth SW2 Streatham Hill Lambeth SW3 Brompton Kensington & Chelsea SW3 Chelsea Kensington & Chelsea SW4 Clapham Lambeth SW5 Earl's Court Kensington & Chelsea SW6 Fulham Hammersmith & Fulham SW6 Parsons Green Hammersmith & Fulham SW7 South Kensington Kensington & Chelsea SW8 Nine Elms Wandsworth SW8 South Lambeth Lambeth SW8 Vauxhall Lambeth SW9 North Brixton Lambeth SW9 Stockwell Lambeth SW10 Brompton Kensington & Chelsea SW10 World's End Enfield SW11 Battersea Wandsworth SW11 Clapham Junction Wandsworth SW12 Balham Wandsworth SW13 Barnes Richmond SW13 Castlenau Richmond SW14 East Sheen Richmond SW14 Mortlake Richmond SW15 Putney Wandsworth SW15 Roehampton Wandsworth SW16 Norbury Lambeth SW16 Streatham Lambeth SW17 Tooting Wandsworth SW18 Earlsfield Wandsworth SW18 Wandsworth Wandsworth SW19 Collier's Wood Merton SW19 Meron Merton SW19 Wimbledon Merton SW20 Raynes Park Merton SW20 South Wimbledon Merton SW20 West Wimbledon Merton W1 Mayfair Westminster W1 Marylebone Westminster W1 Soho Westminster W1 West End Westminster W2 Bayswater Kensington & Chelsea W2 Hyde Park Kensington & Chelsea W2 Paddington Westminster W3 Acton Ealing W4 Chiswick Hounslow W5 Ealing Ealing W6 Hammersmith Hammersmith & Fulham W7 Hanwell Ealing W8 Kensington Kensington & Chelsea W9 Maida Vale Westminster W9 Warwick Avenue Westminster W10 Kensington Kensington & Chelsea W10 Ladbroke Grove Kensington & Chelsea W10 North Kensington Kensington & Chelsea W11 Holland Park Kensington & Chelsea W11 Notting Hill Kensington & Chelsea W12 Shepherd's Bush Hammersmith & Fulham W13 Ealing Ealing W13 West Ealing Ealing W14 Kensington Kensington & Chelsea W14 West Kensington Kensington & Chelsea WC1 Bloomsbury Camden WC1 Clerkenwell Islington WC1 Gray's Inn Camden WC2 Covent Garden Westminster WC2 Holborn Camden WC2 Strand Camden.
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