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LHA ranking for Targeted Affordability Funding 2019/20 1 Central London 4 Bed 2 Central London 3 Bed 3 Central London 2 Bed 4 Winchester Room 5 Central London 1 Bed 6 Outer West London Room 7 Outer East London Room 8 Ipswich Room 9 Outer South West London Room 10 North Cheshire Room 11 Outer North East London 1 Bed 12 Northampton 3 Bed 13 Inner East London Room 14 Outer East London 1 Bed 15 Northampton 1 Bed 16 Chelmsford Room 17 Outer North East London 2 Bed 18 Carmarthenshire Room 19 Guildford Room 20 Southern Greater Manchester Room 21 Swindon Room 22 Darlington Room 23 Rugby & East 3 Bed 24 Inner North London 3 Bed 25 Newbury 1 Bed 26 South Cheshire Room 27 Inner South West London 4 Bed 28 Crawley & Reigate Room 29 Outer East London 2 Bed 30 Outer South East London Room 31 Luton 1 Bed 32 Inner East London 3 Bed 33 Eastbourne Room 34 Huntingdon 2 Bed 35 Taunton & West Somerset Room 36 Sunderland Room 37 Newbury 3 Bed 38 Outer North East London 3 Bed 39 Chelmsford 4 Bed 40 Harlow & Stortford Room 41 Leicester Room 42 High Weald Room 43 Luton 3 Bed 44 Rugby & East 2 Bed LHA ranking for Targeted Affordability Funding 2019/20 45 Cambridge 3 Bed 46 Northampton 2 Bed 47 Maidstone 3 Bed 48 Lothian 1 Bed 49 Harlow & Stortford 2 Bed 50 Rotherham Room 51 Harlow & Stortford 1 Bed 52 Outer East London 4 Bed 53 Aylesbury 1 Bed 54 Solihull Room 55 Northants Central 2 Bed 56 Luton Room 57 Newbury 2 Bed 58 South Gwynedd Room 59 Swindon 2 Bed 60 Stevenage & North Herts 2 Bed 61 Blaenau Gwent Room 62 Merthyr Cynon Room 63 Taff Rhondda Room 64 Torfaen Room 65 Dover-Shepway Room 66 Maidstone 1 Bed 67 South West Essex 2 Bed 68 North Clwyd Room 69 South West Herts 1 Bed 70 Swindon 1 Bed 71 Thanet 1 Bed 72 Lothian 2 Bed 73 Inner South West London Room 74 Vale of Glamorgan Room 75 Lancaster Room 76 Brecon and Radnor Room 77 Luton 4 Bed 78 Northumberland Room 79 Cambridge 2 Bed 80 West Wiltshire 3 Bed 81 Warwickshire South 1 Bed 82 Rugby & East 1 Bed 83 Outer South London 1 Bed 84 Warwickshire South Room 85 Oxford Room 86 Bedford 1 Bed 87 Coventry Room 88 Bristol 1 Bed LHA ranking for Targeted Affordability Funding 2019/20 89 Scarborough Room 90 Swindon 3 Bed 91 Luton 2 Bed 92 Inner North London 2 Bed 93 Caerphilly Room 94 Staffordshire North Room 95 South West Essex Room 96 Chelmsford 3 Bed 97 Bristol 2 Bed 98 Milton Keynes 2 Bed 99 Neath Port Talbot Room 100 Brighton and Hove 1 Bed 101 Huntingdon 3 Bed 102 South West Essex 1 Bed 103 Stevenage & North Herts 1 Bed 104 Cambridge 1 Bed 105 Outer West London 4 Bed 106 South East Herts 3 Bed 107 Inner East London 4 Bed 108 Inner North London 4 Bed 109 Inner West London 4 Bed 110 Outer West London 1 Bed 111 Monmouthshire Room 112 Northants Central 1 Bed 113 South Lanarkshire 4 Bed 114 Ipswich 1 Bed 115 Outer North East London Room 116 Bedford 4 Bed 117 North West Kent 1 Bed 118 Outer South East London 2 Bed 119 Harlow & Stortford 3 Bed 120 North West Kent 2 Bed 121 Northampton 4 Bed 122 Forth Valley Room 123 Crawley & Reigate 3 Bed 124 Aylesbury 3 Bed 125 Outer East London 3 Bed 126 Outer South West London 1 Bed 127 Huntingdon 1 Bed 128 High Weald 1 Bed 129 Northampton Room 130 Guildford 1 Bed 131 North West Kent 3 Bed 132 Eastbourne 3 Bed LHA ranking for Targeted Affordability Funding 2019/20 133 Peterborough 3 Bed 134 South West Essex 3 Bed 135 Outer North London 1 Bed 136 Thanet 2 Bed 137 Southend 1 Bed 138 Bedford 2 Bed 139 Ashford 3 Bed 140 Thanet 4 Bed 141 East Thames Valley 1 Bed 142 North West Wales Room 143 Herefordshire Room 144 Salisbury Room 145 Maidstone Room 146 Bath 4 Bed 147 Brighton and Hove 3 Bed 148 Chilterns Room 149 Inner South East London 1 Bed 150 Cambridge 4 Bed 151 North West London Room 152 Central Lancs Room 153 South West Herts 3 Bed 154 West Wiltshire Room 155 Northants Central Room 156 Southend 3 Bed 157 Ipswich 2 Bed 158 Central Greater Manchester 3 Bed 159 North West Kent Room 160 Milton Keynes 3 Bed 161 North West Kent 4 Bed 162 Inner East London 2 Bed 163 Colchester 3 Bed 164 Northants Central 3 Bed 165 Chilterns 3 Bed 166 Outer South East London 3 Bed 167 Chilterns 1 Bed 168 Milton Keynes 4 Bed 169 Outer South East London 4 Bed 170 Bristol Room 171 North Lanarkshire Room 172 Mendip Room 173 Highland and Islands Room 174 Peterborough 1 Bed 175 Sussex East 1 Bed 176 Greater Glasgow 1 Bed LHA ranking for Targeted Affordability Funding 2019/20 177 North West London 2 Bed 178 Milton Keynes 1 Bed 179 South East Herts 1 Bed 180 Peterborough 4 Bed 181 Maidstone 2 Bed 182 Eastern Staffordshire 1 Bed 183 East Thames Valley Room 184 Eastbourne 2 Bed 185 Southend 4 Bed 186 Inner North London Room 187 Bath 2 Bed 188 Sussex East 2 Bed 189 South West Herts 2 Bed 190 Central Norfolk & Norwich 1 Bed 191 Weston-S-Mare 3 Bed 192 West Wiltshire 2 Bed 193 Chelmsford 1 Bed 194 Bristol 3 Bed 195 Lothian 3 Bed 196 Ipswich 4 Bed 197 South East Herts 2 Bed 198 Northants Central 4 Bed 199 Birmingham 1 Bed 200 Stevenage & North Herts 3 Bed 201 Outer West London 2 Bed 202 Huntingdon 4 Bed 203 Worcester South 1 Bed 204 Gloucester 4 Bed 205 Reading 1 Bed 206 Lothian Room 207 North West London 1 Bed 208 Brighton and Hove 2 Bed 209 Stevenage & North Herts 4 Bed 210 Outer North London 2 Bed 211 Sussex East 3 Bed 212 Inner South East London 4 Bed 213 High Weald 2 Bed 214 Inner East London 1 Bed 215 Medway & Swale 2 Bed 216 Cherwell Valley 3 Bed 217 Inner South West London 1 Bed 218 Chilterns 2 Bed 219 Fife Room 220 Inner South West London 3 Bed LHA ranking for Targeted Affordability Funding 2019/20 221 Peterborough 2 Bed 222 Medway & Swale 1 Bed 223 Rugby & East 4 Bed 224 Walton 2 Bed 225 Birmingham 3 Bed 226 Bath 1 Bed 227 East Thames Valley 2 Bed 228 Central Norfolk & Norwich 2 Bed 229 East Dunbartonshire 2 Bed 230 Greater Glasgow 2 Bed 231 Chichester Room 232 Portsmouth 1 Bed 233 Southampton 1 Bed 234 Newbury 4 Bed 235 Rugby & East Room 236 Bournemouth 3 Bed 237 Outer North East London 4 Bed 238 Mid & West Dorset Room 239 Guildford 4 Bed 240 Ipswich 3 Bed 241 Worthing 1 Bed 242 Colchester 2 Bed 243 Inner South West London 2 Bed 244 Gloucester 2 Bed 245 Lincolnshire Fens 2 Bed 246 Chichester 3 Bed 247 East Thames Valley 3 Bed 248 Portsmouth 3 Bed 249 Colchester 1 Bed 250 Reading 3 Bed 251 North West London 3 Bed 252 Chelmsford 2 Bed 253 Southend 2 Bed 254 Southern Greater Manchester 2 Bed 255 Ashford Room 256 Mendip 4 Bed 257 Walton 1 Bed 258 Worthing 2 Bed 259 Lincolnshire Fens 4 Bed 260 Outer South London 2 Bed 261 Winchester 4 Bed 262 Basingstoke 2 Bed 263 Southern Greater Manchester 4 Bed 264 Sussex East 4 Bed LHA ranking for Targeted Affordability Funding 2019/20 265 Southampton 3 Bed 266 Ashford 4 Bed 267 Inner North London 1 Bed 268 Ashford 2 Bed 269 Aylesbury 2 Bed 270 North Devon Room North Cornwall & Devon Borders 4 271 Bed 272 Leicester 3 Bed 273 Herefordshire 4 Bed 274 Kendal 3 Bed 275 Yeovil 3 Bed 276 West Lothian 2 Bed 277 Bedford Room 278 Eastbourne 1 Bed 279 Nottingham 4 Bed 280 Crawley & Reigate 1 Bed 281 Worthing 3 Bed 282 Kendal 2 Bed 283 Southern Greater Manchester 3 Bed 284 Coventry 3 Bed 285 Inner West London Room 286 West Lothian 3 Bed 287 Southampton 2 Bed 288 Kings Lynn 4 Bed 289 Ashford 1 Bed 290 Outer North London 3 Bed 291 Canterbury Room 292 Tyneside Room 293 Crawley & Reigate 2 Bed 294 Kings Lynn 3 Bed 295 Lincolnshire Fens 3 Bed 296 Outer South East London 1 Bed 297 Coventry 2 Bed 298 Birmingham 2 Bed 299 West Cumbria Room 300 Portsmouth 2 Bed 301 South West Herts Room 302 Central Norfolk & Norwich 3 Bed 303 Salisbury 1 Bed 304 Greater Glasgow 4 Bed 305 Blackwater Valley 1 Bed 306 Bath 3 Bed 307 Cherwell Valley 1 Bed 308 Basingstoke 3 Bed LHA ranking for Targeted Affordability Funding 2019/20 309 Bury St Edmunds 2 Bed 310 Gloucester 3 Bed 311 Grantham & Newark Room 312 Weston-S-Mare 2 Bed 313 Central Greater Manchester 1 Bed 314 Kings Lynn 2 Bed 315 Bournemouth 2 Bed 316 Medway & Swale 4 Bed 317 Swindon 4 Bed 318 Medway & Swale 3 Bed 319 Bristol 4 Bed 320 Canterbury 3 Bed 321 Scottish Borders 4 Bed 322 Brighton and Hove 4 Bed 323 Pembrokeshire Room 324 Colchester 4 Bed 325 Southern Greater Manchester 1 Bed 326 Gloucester Room 327 Kernow West Room 328 Winchester 1 Bed 329 Coventry 4 Bed 330 Inner South East London 2 Bed 331 Inner West London 3 Bed 332 Warwickshire South 2 Bed 333 Mid & East Devon Room 334 Bolton and Bury Room 335 Bolton and Bury 4 Bed 336 Inner South East London 3 Bed 337 Plymouth 1 Bed 338 Reading 2 Bed 339 Worcester South 4 Bed 340 West Wiltshire 4 Bed 341 Central Greater Manchester 2 Bed 342 Oxford 1 Bed 343 Warwickshire South 3 Bed 344 Bedford 3 Bed 345 Worthing 4 Bed 346 Outer South London 4 Bed 347 Inner West London 2 Bed 348 Flintshire Room 349 Black Country 3 Bed 350 Nottingham 3 Bed 351 Mid Staffs 3 Bed 352 Bradford & South Dales Room LHA ranking for Targeted Affordability Funding 2019/20 353 Staffordshire North 4 Bed 354 Lincolnshire Fens 1 Bed 355 Canterbury 2 Bed 356 Crawley & Reigate 4 Bed 357 Bury St Edmunds 3 Bed 358 Dover-Shepway 1 Bed 359 East Cheshire Room 360 Grantham & Newark 1 Bed 361 Bolton and Bury 3 Bed 362 Blaenau Gwent 1 Bed 363 Bournemouth Room 364 Ayrshires Room 365 Basingstoke 1 Bed 366 Staffordshire North 2 Bed 367 Barrow-in-Furness 2 Bed 368 Eastern Staffordshire 2 Bed 369 Taunton & West Somerset 2 Bed 370 Harrogate 2 Bed 371 Salisbury 3 Bed 372 Forth Valley 2 Bed 373 Lothian 4 Bed 374 Maidstone 4 Bed 375 Outer South London Room 376 Cambridge Room 377 Leicester 4 Bed 378 Exeter Room 379 Oxford 4 Bed 380 East Dunbartonshire 3 Bed 381 Eastbourne 4 Bed 382 Southampton Room 383 Milton Keynes Room 384 North Cumbria Room
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