League table · EPC register

Energy efficiency: every council's housing stock ranked

The share of homes rated EPC C or above in every council area, computed from the full domestic EPC register. The map of where retrofit demand lives — and where the work is already done.

National share rated C+

46.7%

Most efficient Least efficient Most certificates

MHCLG Energy Performance of Buildings data (OGL) · EPC certificates lodged 2012–2026. England & Wales (the EPC scheme's reach). Councils with fewer than 100 rated certificates aren't ranked. Efficiency = mean SAP score (0–100).

#	Council	Certificates	Rated C+	Mean SAP
1	Tower Hamlets	146,040	77.0%	75
2	City of London	7,100	68.0%	71
3	Salford	141,100	63.8%	70
4	Milton Keynes	110,495	63.5%	71
5	Southwark	125,782	63.2%	71
6	Hackney	110,476	63.1%	70
7	Knowsley	69,773	60.8%	69
8	Lewisham	113,131	60.2%	70
9	Welwyn Hatfield	45,067	60.0%	69
10	Islington	105,755	59.3%	69
11	Crawley	36,591	59.2%	69
12	Telford and Wrekin	74,760	59.0%	70
13	Cambridge	53,968	58.9%	70
14	Westminster	131,006	58.7%	69
15	Vale of White Horse	56,511	58.6%	70
16	Dartford	42,231	58.2%	70
17	Wokingham	47,451	58.2%	70
18	Basingstoke and Deane	65,874	58.0%	69
19	South Kesteven	90,049	57.8%	69
20	Wandsworth	150,241	57.8%	69
21	South Derbyshire	42,361	57.7%	69
22	Tewkesbury	37,479	57.5%	70
23	Winchester	48,963	57.4%	70
24	Stevenage	36,326	57.3%	69
25	St Albans	110,122	57.0%	69
26	Newham	136,604	56.3%	70
27	Cherwell	60,744	56.3%	69
28	Winchester	48,496	55.9%	69
29	Wokingham	58,511	55.9%	69
30	Hammersmith and Fulham	96,162	55.7%	69
31	Central Bedfordshire	70,488	55.7%	68
32	South Cambridgeshire	65,376	55.5%	69
33	Swindon	81,266	55.4%	69
34	Manchester	266,210	55.3%	68
35	Uttlesford	31,975	55.3%	68
36	Hart	33,787	55.0%	69
37	Harlow	44,762	54.9%	69
38	Colchester	74,170	54.8%	68
39	Camden	102,187	54.4%	68
40	Rushmoor	40,086	54.4%	68
41	Test Valley	46,730	54.3%	68
42	Mid Sussex	57,133	54.2%	69
43	Rugby	42,083	54.1%	69
44	Slough	52,824	54.0%	68
45	Maidstone	67,680	54.0%	68
46	Hounslow	94,154	54.0%	68
47	Harborough	36,535	53.9%	68
48	North Northamptonshire	131,201	53.8%	68
49	Dacorum	55,945	53.7%	68
50	Exeter	49,574	53.6%	68
51	Harrow	123,722	53.4%	69
52	Lambeth	155,155	53.3%	68
53	Lewisham	133,804	53.3%	68
54	South Gloucestershire	99,339	53.1%	68
55	Reigate and Banstead	56,024	53.1%	67
56	Ashford	49,283	53.0%	67
57	East Hertfordshire	51,852	52.9%	68
58	Huntingdonshire	67,353	52.8%	68
59	North Tyneside	80,456	52.6%	68
60	West Oxfordshire	44,544	52.5%	67
61	Tonbridge and Malling	44,529	52.4%	68
62	West Northamptonshire	156,340	52.3%	68
63	Winchester	45,650	52.2%	68
64	Stratford-on-Avon	61,746	52.2%	67
65	Halton	48,048	52.1%	67
66	Oxford	58,924	52.0%	67
67	Barnet	155,319	51.7%	68
68	Torfaen	34,039	51.7%	67
69	Newport	57,020	51.6%	68
70	Chelmsford	64,822	51.4%	67
71	Newcastle upon Tyne	117,015	51.4%	68
72	Broxbourne	33,499	51.3%	67
73	Warrington	78,520	51.2%	68
74	Norwich	60,395	51.2%	67
75	Ealing	137,902	51.0%	68
76	Bolsover	35,146	51.0%	67
77	Cardiff	149,540	50.9%	67
78	Liverpool	239,142	50.9%	66
79	Hertsmere	36,150	50.9%	67
80	Woking	39,588	50.8%	68
81	Watford	36,797	50.8%	68
82	Vale of White Horse	54,918	50.7%	67
83	West Suffolk	39,813	50.7%	67
84	Redditch	30,314	50.6%	67
85	Braintree	53,780	50.5%	67
86	North Somerset	87,205	50.5%	67
87	Stevenage	53,039	50.5%	67
88	Charnwood	65,276	50.5%	67
89	South Norfolk	54,462	50.1%	67
90	Reading	69,298	50.1%	67
91	West Northamptonshire	206,847	50.0%	67
92	Kensington and Chelsea	89,661	50.0%	66
93	Chorley	42,021	49.8%	67
94	Lichfield	37,547	49.7%	67
95	Cheshire West and Chester	134,496	49.7%	67
96	Basildon	61,781	49.6%	67
97	Horsham	52,615	49.5%	67
98	Fareham	36,859	49.5%	67
99	Wychavon	51,297	49.5%	66
100	Warwick	60,379	49.5%	67
101	Preston	65,668	49.4%	67
102	Runnymede	32,614	49.2%	67
103	Rushcliffe	45,080	49.2%	67
104	St Albans	52,042	49.1%	67
105	East Cambridgeshire	34,431	49.1%	66
106	Monmouthshire	34,177	49.1%	65
107	Tamworth	25,719	49.0%	67
108	Gosport	31,163	49.0%	66
109	Vale of Glamorgan	51,601	48.7%	67
110	Swale	54,862	48.6%	66
111	West Suffolk	71,814	48.5%	66
112	Ipswich	55,854	48.4%	66
113	Plymouth	111,408	48.3%	66
114	Newham	78,960	48.3%	68
115	Sunderland	146,053	48.3%	67
116	Rochdale	86,404	48.2%	66
117	North West Leicestershire	45,792	48.2%	67
118	Canterbury	59,961	48.1%	67
119	Cheltenham	48,823	48.1%	66
120	Gloucester	50,116	48.1%	67
121	Thurrock	59,256	48.1%	67
122	Havant	46,092	48.0%	66
123	Wiltshire	190,382	47.9%	66
124	East Staffordshire	50,611	47.9%	66
125	Eastbourne	42,801	47.9%	66
126	Medway	101,912	47.8%	66
127	Stafford	50,196	47.6%	66
128	Windsor and Maidenhead	56,051	47.6%	66
129	Stockton-on-Tees	78,279	47.4%	67
130	Surrey Heath	30,038	47.4%	67
131	Hinckley and Bosworth	42,213	47.4%	66
132	Guildford	52,747	47.3%	66
133	Spelthorne	39,530	47.3%	66
134	South Kesteven	56,895	47.3%	66
135	Sutton	76,485	47.3%	66
136	Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole	163,344	47.2%	66
137	East Devon	64,633	47.2%	66
138	Elmbridge	49,476	47.0%	66
139	Merton	73,615	46.9%	66
140	South Tyneside	63,143	46.8%	67
141	Gateshead	76,038	46.8%	66
142	Dover	48,826	46.8%	66
143	North Kesteven	47,227	46.7%	66
144	Haringey	112,213	46.7%	66
145	Somerset	228,365	46.7%	65
146	South Ribble	38,704	46.7%	67
147	Gravesham	37,959	46.7%	66
148	West Lancashire	43,755	46.6%	65
149	Fenland	41,824	46.6%	65
150	Southampton	102,091	46.6%	65
151	Bristol, City of	178,783	46.5%	66
152	County Durham	243,072	46.5%	66
153	Three Rivers	31,221	46.4%	66
154	Tameside	96,918	46.4%	66
155	Middlesbrough	66,429	46.4%	66
156	Hartlepool	45,584	46.3%	66
157	Gedling	49,502	46.3%	65
158	Worcester	42,648	46.3%	66
159	Stockport	156,676	46.3%	66
160	Brentwood	29,069	46.3%	66
161	East Hampshire	51,356	46.3%	65
162	Babergh	34,321	46.1%	65
163	Harrow	83,771	46.0%	66
164	Waltham Forest	108,779	46.0%	66
165	York	70,956	45.9%	67
166	West Berkshire	59,790	45.8%	65
167	Blaby	33,036	45.8%	67
168	Croydon	146,606	45.8%	66
169	Newark and Sherwood	49,446	45.8%	66
170	Hillingdon	102,755	45.7%	66
171	Folkestone and Hythe	48,980	45.6%	65
172	Bridgend	51,769	45.6%	66
173	Lincoln	38,124	45.6%	66
174	Wigan	76,931	45.6%	66
175	Northumberland	133,752	45.5%	64
176	Arun	66,465	45.5%	66
177	Sheffield	215,468	45.4%	65
178	Flintshire	56,880	45.4%	65
179	West Lindsey	41,218	45.3%	65
180	South Norfolk	54,713	45.1%	65
181	Thanet	67,889	45.1%	65
182	Kingston upon Thames	65,509	45.1%	65
183	Kingston upon Hull, City of	124,834	45.1%	66
184	Solihull	149,792	45.0%	66
185	Portsmouth	92,196	45.0%	66
186	Brighton and Hove	125,706	45.0%	65
187	Broadland	46,517	44.9%	66
188	Bath and North East Somerset	73,255	44.9%	65
189	Wealden	60,544	44.9%	65
190	Rugby	50,217	44.9%	66
191	Solihull	75,324	44.8%	66
192	Hastings	44,423	44.8%	65
193	Waverley	45,681	44.8%	66
194	East Devon	145,882	44.7%	65
195	Ribble Valley	22,902	44.6%	65
196	Wrexham	46,403	44.6%	65
197	Merthyr Tydfil	23,913	44.6%	65
198	Rochford	26,654	44.6%	66
199	Rutland	14,519	44.6%	65
200	Cannock Chase	37,765	44.6%	66
201	Wigan	117,977	44.5%	66
202	Luton	76,346	44.5%	65
203	Neath Port Talbot	54,211	44.4%	65
204	Lewes	38,004	44.4%	65
205	Mansfield	45,086	44.4%	66
206	Rotherham	102,359	44.2%	66
207	Stroud	44,255	44.1%	65
208	Epsom and Ewell	25,629	44.1%	65
209	Caerphilly	62,620	44.1%	65
210	Boston	30,023	44.0%	64
211	Bassetlaw	52,255	44.0%	65
212	Nottingham	156,477	43.9%	65
213	Tunbridge Wells	45,497	43.8%	65
214	North East Derbyshire	40,722	43.7%	66
215	East Suffolk	102,260	43.6%	64
216	Bolton	107,164	43.5%	65
217	Epping Forest	43,868	43.4%	65
218	Wakefield	174,276	43.3%	67
219	Wolverhampton	33,627	43.2%	65
220	Darlington	46,978	43.0%	65
221	North Devon	30,805	42.9%	63
222	New Forest	63,412	42.9%	65
223	Wychavon	31,900	42.8%	64
224	Maldon	23,845	42.6%	64
225	High Peak	31,222	42.5%	65
226	West Devon	53,071	42.5%	64
227	Barnsley	99,042	42.5%	66
228	Leeds	333,200	42.5%	65
229	Isle of Wight	61,268	42.5%	64
230	East Riding of Yorkshire	135,130	42.3%	65
231	Chesterfield	42,470	42.3%	66
232	Bexley	86,307	42.3%	65
233	North East Derbyshire	49,207	42.2%	65
234	Redditch	31,544	42.2%	65
235	South Holland	40,223	42.2%	65
236	Cotswold	37,817	42.0%	63
237	Shropshire	122,892	42.0%	63
238	Sandwell	123,132	41.9%	65
239	Tandridge	30,681	41.8%	65
240	Bromley	115,221	41.8%	65
241	North Devon	42,073	41.8%	63
242	Swansea	87,152	41.8%	64
243	Melton	20,030	41.5%	64
244	Mole Valley	30,448	41.5%	64
245	Redcar and Cleveland	55,483	41.4%	65
246	Havering	86,864	41.4%	65
247	Gedling	45,738	41.3%	65
248	Staffordshire Moorlands	43,532	41.2%	65
249	Great Yarmouth	41,591	41.2%	63
250	Trafford	83,271	41.2%	65
251	Richmond upon Thames	68,137	41.1%	64
252	North Lincolnshire	61,224	41.1%	64
253	Derby	97,533	40.8%	64
254	Adur	22,492	40.8%	65
255	Enfield	117,324	40.7%	65
256	Forest of Dean	31,558	40.7%	62
257	Redbridge	91,846	40.5%	65
258	Sefton	114,508	40.4%	63
259	Birmingham	466,801	40.3%	64
260	Sevenoaks	37,842	40.2%	64
261	Oldham	92,381	40.2%	64
262	Walsall	104,564	40.1%	64
263	Worthing	44,286	40.0%	64
264	Doncaster	127,157	40.0%	65
265	Fylde	36,304	40.0%	64
266	Pendle	255,031	39.9%	63
267	Wolverhampton	94,747	39.9%	64
268	Stoke-on-Trent	99,975	39.9%	64
269	Dudley	117,243	39.8%	64
270	Wyre Forest	36,843	39.8%	64
271	Herefordshire, County of	73,945	39.5%	62
272	South Hams	41,294	39.3%	62
273	Oadby and Wigston	19,686	39.3%	65
274	Blackburn with Darwen	63,100	39.2%	64
275	North Warwickshire	25,202	39.2%	64
276	Leicester	135,006	39.1%	64
277	Torridge	30,388	39.1%	61
278	Wyre	45,503	38.9%	64
279	Bury	73,268	38.8%	64
280	Cornwall	248,751	38.8%	60
281	Wealden	39,392	38.7%	63
282	Tendring	61,600	38.7%	64
283	Stockport	102,551	38.5%	64
284	Wirral	132,337	38.2%	64
285	Torbay	58,912	38.2%	63
286	Kirklees	155,155	38.2%	64
287	Westmorland and Furness	108,900	38.2%	63
288	Broxtowe	39,229	38.0%	64
289	Erewash	41,555	37.9%	63
290	West Lindsey	65,463	37.8%	64
291	Rossendale	27,251	37.1%	63
292	Rhondda Cynon Taf	90,028	36.8%	64
293	West Devon	22,274	36.4%	60
294	Derbyshire Dales	28,245	36.4%	62
295	Pembrokeshire	49,099	36.1%	60
296	King's Lynn and West Norfolk	69,213	36.1%	61
297	Lancaster	52,133	35.1%	62
298	Blaenau Gwent	24,887	34.9%	63
299	East Lindsey	67,027	34.9%	61
300	Isle of Anglesey	31,871	34.3%	58
301	Westmorland and Furness	95,792	34.0%	61
302	Calderdale	87,505	33.8%	61
303	Southend-on-Sea	67,755	33.4%	62
304	Burnley	44,361	33.1%	62
305	Powys	52,799	33.1%	59
306	Conwy	48,369	32.9%	61
307	Bradford	234,480	32.5%	61
308	North Norfolk	46,951	32.5%	60
309	Carmarthenshire	72,725	32.5%	59
310	Denbighshire	41,105	32.3%	60
311	Hyndburn	35,019	30.8%	61
312	Staffordshire Moorlands	32,856	30.4%	61
313	Castle Point	27,151	29.4%	62
314	Fylde	78,648	28.4%	60
315	Ceredigion	31,999	28.1%	56
316	Gwynedd	48,503	28.0%	56
317	Pendle	40,507	26.9%	60
318	Isles of Scilly	1,187	15.0%	47

Paid plans add each council's full A–G distribution, efficiency by property type and the year-by-year trend — plus the planning data to find the retrofit work itself.

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League table · EPC register

Energy efficiency: every council's housing stock ranked

The share of homes rated EPC C or above in every council area, computed from the full domestic EPC register. The map of where retrofit demand lives — and where the work is already done.

National share rated C+

46.7%

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#	Council	Certificates	Rated C+	Mean SAP
1	Tower Hamlets	146,040	77.0%	75
2	City of London	7,100	68.0%	71
3	Salford	141,100	63.8%	70
4	Milton Keynes	110,495	63.5%	71
5	Southwark	125,782	63.2%	71
6	Hackney	110,476	63.1%	70
7	Knowsley	69,773	60.8%	69
8	Lewisham	113,131	60.2%	70
9	Welwyn Hatfield	45,067	60.0%	69
10	Islington	105,755	59.3%	69
11	Crawley	36,591	59.2%	69
12	Telford and Wrekin	74,760	59.0%	70
13	Cambridge	53,968	58.9%	70
14	Westminster	131,006	58.7%	69
15	Vale of White Horse	56,511	58.6%	70
16	Dartford	42,231	58.2%	70
17	Wokingham	47,451	58.2%	70
18	Basingstoke and Deane	65,874	58.0%	69
19	South Kesteven	90,049	57.8%	69
20	Wandsworth	150,241	57.8%	69
21	South Derbyshire	42,361	57.7%	69
22	Tewkesbury	37,479	57.5%	70
23	Winchester	48,963	57.4%	70
24	Stevenage	36,326	57.3%	69
25	St Albans	110,122	57.0%	69
26	Newham	136,604	56.3%	70
27	Cherwell	60,744	56.3%	69
28	Winchester	48,496	55.9%	69
29	Wokingham	58,511	55.9%	69
30	Hammersmith and Fulham	96,162	55.7%	69
31	Central Bedfordshire	70,488	55.7%	68
32	South Cambridgeshire	65,376	55.5%	69
33	Swindon	81,266	55.4%	69
34	Manchester	266,210	55.3%	68
35	Uttlesford	31,975	55.3%	68
36	Hart	33,787	55.0%	69
37	Harlow	44,762	54.9%	69
38	Colchester	74,170	54.8%	68
39	Camden	102,187	54.4%	68
40	Rushmoor	40,086	54.4%	68
41	Test Valley	46,730	54.3%	68
42	Mid Sussex	57,133	54.2%	69
43	Rugby	42,083	54.1%	69
44	Slough	52,824	54.0%	68
45	Maidstone	67,680	54.0%	68
46	Hounslow	94,154	54.0%	68
47	Harborough	36,535	53.9%	68
48	North Northamptonshire	131,201	53.8%	68
49	Dacorum	55,945	53.7%	68
50	Exeter	49,574	53.6%	68
51	Harrow	123,722	53.4%	69
52	Lambeth	155,155	53.3%	68
53	Lewisham	133,804	53.3%	68
54	South Gloucestershire	99,339	53.1%	68
55	Reigate and Banstead	56,024	53.1%	67
56	Ashford	49,283	53.0%	67
57	East Hertfordshire	51,852	52.9%	68
58	Huntingdonshire	67,353	52.8%	68
59	North Tyneside	80,456	52.6%	68
60	West Oxfordshire	44,544	52.5%	67
61	Tonbridge and Malling	44,529	52.4%	68
62	West Northamptonshire	156,340	52.3%	68
63	Winchester	45,650	52.2%	68
64	Stratford-on-Avon	61,746	52.2%	67
65	Halton	48,048	52.1%	67
66	Oxford	58,924	52.0%	67
67	Barnet	155,319	51.7%	68
68	Torfaen	34,039	51.7%	67
69	Newport	57,020	51.6%	68
70	Chelmsford	64,822	51.4%	67
71	Newcastle upon Tyne	117,015	51.4%	68
72	Broxbourne	33,499	51.3%	67
73	Warrington	78,520	51.2%	68
74	Norwich	60,395	51.2%	67
75	Ealing	137,902	51.0%	68
76	Bolsover	35,146	51.0%	67
77	Cardiff	149,540	50.9%	67
78	Liverpool	239,142	50.9%	66
79	Hertsmere	36,150	50.9%	67
80	Woking	39,588	50.8%	68
81	Watford	36,797	50.8%	68
82	Vale of White Horse	54,918	50.7%	67
83	West Suffolk	39,813	50.7%	67
84	Redditch	30,314	50.6%	67
85	Braintree	53,780	50.5%	67
86	North Somerset	87,205	50.5%	67
87	Stevenage	53,039	50.5%	67
88	Charnwood	65,276	50.5%	67
89	South Norfolk	54,462	50.1%	67
90	Reading	69,298	50.1%	67
91	West Northamptonshire	206,847	50.0%	67
92	Kensington and Chelsea	89,661	50.0%	66
93	Chorley	42,021	49.8%	67
94	Lichfield	37,547	49.7%	67
95	Cheshire West and Chester	134,496	49.7%	67
96	Basildon	61,781	49.6%	67
97	Horsham	52,615	49.5%	67
98	Fareham	36,859	49.5%	67
99	Wychavon	51,297	49.5%	66
100	Warwick	60,379	49.5%	67
101	Preston	65,668	49.4%	67
102	Runnymede	32,614	49.2%	67
103	Rushcliffe	45,080	49.2%	67
104	St Albans	52,042	49.1%	67
105	East Cambridgeshire	34,431	49.1%	66
106	Monmouthshire	34,177	49.1%	65
107	Tamworth	25,719	49.0%	67
108	Gosport	31,163	49.0%	66
109	Vale of Glamorgan	51,601	48.7%	67
110	Swale	54,862	48.6%	66
111	West Suffolk	71,814	48.5%	66
112	Ipswich	55,854	48.4%	66
113	Plymouth	111,408	48.3%	66
114	Newham	78,960	48.3%	68
115	Sunderland	146,053	48.3%	67
116	Rochdale	86,404	48.2%	66
117	North West Leicestershire	45,792	48.2%	67
118	Canterbury	59,961	48.1%	67
119	Cheltenham	48,823	48.1%	66
120	Gloucester	50,116	48.1%	67
121	Thurrock	59,256	48.1%	67
122	Havant	46,092	48.0%	66
123	Wiltshire	190,382	47.9%	66
124	East Staffordshire	50,611	47.9%	66
125	Eastbourne	42,801	47.9%	66
126	Medway	101,912	47.8%	66
127	Stafford	50,196	47.6%	66
128	Windsor and Maidenhead	56,051	47.6%	66
129	Stockton-on-Tees	78,279	47.4%	67
130	Surrey Heath	30,038	47.4%	67
131	Hinckley and Bosworth	42,213	47.4%	66
132	Guildford	52,747	47.3%	66
133	Spelthorne	39,530	47.3%	66
134	South Kesteven	56,895	47.3%	66
135	Sutton	76,485	47.3%	66
136	Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole	163,344	47.2%	66
137	East Devon	64,633	47.2%	66
138	Elmbridge	49,476	47.0%	66
139	Merton	73,615	46.9%	66
140	South Tyneside	63,143	46.8%	67
141	Gateshead	76,038	46.8%	66
142	Dover	48,826	46.8%	66
143	North Kesteven	47,227	46.7%	66
144	Haringey	112,213	46.7%	66
145	Somerset	228,365	46.7%	65
146	South Ribble	38,704	46.7%	67
147	Gravesham	37,959	46.7%	66
148	West Lancashire	43,755	46.6%	65
149	Fenland	41,824	46.6%	65
150	Southampton	102,091	46.6%	65
151	Bristol, City of	178,783	46.5%	66
152	County Durham	243,072	46.5%	66
153	Three Rivers	31,221	46.4%	66
154	Tameside	96,918	46.4%	66
155	Middlesbrough	66,429	46.4%	66
156	Hartlepool	45,584	46.3%	66
157	Gedling	49,502	46.3%	65
158	Worcester	42,648	46.3%	66
159	Stockport	156,676	46.3%	66
160	Brentwood	29,069	46.3%	66
161	East Hampshire	51,356	46.3%	65
162	Babergh	34,321	46.1%	65
163	Harrow	83,771	46.0%	66
164	Waltham Forest	108,779	46.0%	66
165	York	70,956	45.9%	67
166	West Berkshire	59,790	45.8%	65
167	Blaby	33,036	45.8%	67
168	Croydon	146,606	45.8%	66
169	Newark and Sherwood	49,446	45.8%	66
170	Hillingdon	102,755	45.7%	66
171	Folkestone and Hythe	48,980	45.6%	65
172	Bridgend	51,769	45.6%	66
173	Lincoln	38,124	45.6%	66
174	Wigan	76,931	45.6%	66
175	Northumberland	133,752	45.5%	64
176	Arun	66,465	45.5%	66
177	Sheffield	215,468	45.4%	65
178	Flintshire	56,880	45.4%	65
179	West Lindsey	41,218	45.3%	65
180	South Norfolk	54,713	45.1%	65
181	Thanet	67,889	45.1%	65
182	Kingston upon Thames	65,509	45.1%	65
183	Kingston upon Hull, City of	124,834	45.1%	66
184	Solihull	149,792	45.0%	66
185	Portsmouth	92,196	45.0%	66
186	Brighton and Hove	125,706	45.0%	65
187	Broadland	46,517	44.9%	66
188	Bath and North East Somerset	73,255	44.9%	65
189	Wealden	60,544	44.9%	65
190	Rugby	50,217	44.9%	66
191	Solihull	75,324	44.8%	66
192	Hastings	44,423	44.8%	65
193	Waverley	45,681	44.8%	66
194	East Devon	145,882	44.7%	65
195	Ribble Valley	22,902	44.6%	65
196	Wrexham	46,403	44.6%	65
197	Merthyr Tydfil	23,913	44.6%	65
198	Rochford	26,654	44.6%	66
199	Rutland	14,519	44.6%	65
200	Cannock Chase	37,765	44.6%	66
201	Wigan	117,977	44.5%	66
202	Luton	76,346	44.5%	65
203	Neath Port Talbot	54,211	44.4%	65
204	Lewes	38,004	44.4%	65
205	Mansfield	45,086	44.4%	66
206	Rotherham	102,359	44.2%	66
207	Stroud	44,255	44.1%	65
208	Epsom and Ewell	25,629	44.1%	65
209	Caerphilly	62,620	44.1%	65
210	Boston	30,023	44.0%	64
211	Bassetlaw	52,255	44.0%	65
212	Nottingham	156,477	43.9%	65
213	Tunbridge Wells	45,497	43.8%	65
214	North East Derbyshire	40,722	43.7%	66
215	East Suffolk	102,260	43.6%	64
216	Bolton	107,164	43.5%	65
217	Epping Forest	43,868	43.4%	65
218	Wakefield	174,276	43.3%	67
219	Wolverhampton	33,627	43.2%	65
220	Darlington	46,978	43.0%	65
221	North Devon	30,805	42.9%	63
222	New Forest	63,412	42.9%	65
223	Wychavon	31,900	42.8%	64
224	Maldon	23,845	42.6%	64
225	High Peak	31,222	42.5%	65
226	West Devon	53,071	42.5%	64
227	Barnsley	99,042	42.5%	66
228	Leeds	333,200	42.5%	65
229	Isle of Wight	61,268	42.5%	64
230	East Riding of Yorkshire	135,130	42.3%	65
231	Chesterfield	42,470	42.3%	66
232	Bexley	86,307	42.3%	65
233	North East Derbyshire	49,207	42.2%	65
234	Redditch	31,544	42.2%	65
235	South Holland	40,223	42.2%	65
236	Cotswold	37,817	42.0%	63
237	Shropshire	122,892	42.0%	63
238	Sandwell	123,132	41.9%	65
239	Tandridge	30,681	41.8%	65
240	Bromley	115,221	41.8%	65
241	North Devon	42,073	41.8%	63
242	Swansea	87,152	41.8%	64
243	Melton	20,030	41.5%	64
244	Mole Valley	30,448	41.5%	64
245	Redcar and Cleveland	55,483	41.4%	65
246	Havering	86,864	41.4%	65
247	Gedling	45,738	41.3%	65
248	Staffordshire Moorlands	43,532	41.2%	65
249	Great Yarmouth	41,591	41.2%	63
250	Trafford	83,271	41.2%	65
251	Richmond upon Thames	68,137	41.1%	64
252	North Lincolnshire	61,224	41.1%	64
253	Derby	97,533	40.8%	64
254	Adur	22,492	40.8%	65
255	Enfield	117,324	40.7%	65
256	Forest of Dean	31,558	40.7%	62
257	Redbridge	91,846	40.5%	65
258	Sefton	114,508	40.4%	63
259	Birmingham	466,801	40.3%	64
260	Sevenoaks	37,842	40.2%	64
261	Oldham	92,381	40.2%	64
262	Walsall	104,564	40.1%	64
263	Worthing	44,286	40.0%	64
264	Doncaster	127,157	40.0%	65
265	Fylde	36,304	40.0%	64
266	Pendle	255,031	39.9%	63
267	Wolverhampton	94,747	39.9%	64
268	Stoke-on-Trent	99,975	39.9%	64
269	Dudley	117,243	39.8%	64
270	Wyre Forest	36,843	39.8%	64
271	Herefordshire, County of	73,945	39.5%	62
272	South Hams	41,294	39.3%	62
273	Oadby and Wigston	19,686	39.3%	65
274	Blackburn with Darwen	63,100	39.2%	64
275	North Warwickshire	25,202	39.2%	64
276	Leicester	135,006	39.1%	64
277	Torridge	30,388	39.1%	61
278	Wyre	45,503	38.9%	64
279	Bury	73,268	38.8%	64
280	Cornwall	248,751	38.8%	60
281	Wealden	39,392	38.7%	63
282	Tendring	61,600	38.7%	64
283	Stockport	102,551	38.5%	64
284	Wirral	132,337	38.2%	64
285	Torbay	58,912	38.2%	63
286	Kirklees	155,155	38.2%	64
287	Westmorland and Furness	108,900	38.2%	63
288	Broxtowe	39,229	38.0%	64
289	Erewash	41,555	37.9%	63
290	West Lindsey	65,463	37.8%	64
291	Rossendale	27,251	37.1%	63
292	Rhondda Cynon Taf	90,028	36.8%	64
293	West Devon	22,274	36.4%	60
294	Derbyshire Dales	28,245	36.4%	62
295	Pembrokeshire	49,099	36.1%	60
296	King's Lynn and West Norfolk	69,213	36.1%	61
297	Lancaster	52,133	35.1%	62
298	Blaenau Gwent	24,887	34.9%	63
299	East Lindsey	67,027	34.9%	61
300	Isle of Anglesey	31,871	34.3%	58
301	Westmorland and Furness	95,792	34.0%	61
302	Calderdale	87,505	33.8%	61
303	Southend-on-Sea	67,755	33.4%	62
304	Burnley	44,361	33.1%	62
305	Powys	52,799	33.1%	59
306	Conwy	48,369	32.9%	61
307	Bradford	234,480	32.5%	61
308	North Norfolk	46,951	32.5%	60
309	Carmarthenshire	72,725	32.5%	59
310	Denbighshire	41,105	32.3%	60
311	Hyndburn	35,019	30.8%	61
312	Staffordshire Moorlands	32,856	30.4%	61
313	Castle Point	27,151	29.4%	62
314	Fylde	78,648	28.4%	60
315	Ceredigion	31,999	28.1%	56
316	Gwynedd	48,503	28.0%	56
317	Pendle	40,507	26.9%	60
318	Isles of Scilly	1,187	15.0%	47

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