London neighbourhoods in need of public access defibrillators

New analysis from London Ambulance shows 21 neighbourhoods where there is no access to a defibrillator, and 129 neighbourhoods where there is limited access for the population nearby.

See below for a list of the priority neighbourhoods. Support our London Heart Starters campaign to fund a public-access defibrillator in your area.

North East London

Barking and Dagenham: Barking East, Becontree West, Old Dagenham Park and Village, Thames View, Becontree Heath and Becontree East.

Hackney: Homerton North, Stamford Hill West, Stoke Newington North, Dalston East, South Hackney, Clapton Leaside, Stamford Hill South, Stoke Newington East and Cazenove, Hackney Downs and Haggerston East.

Havering: Havering-atte-Bower and Chase Cross, Rise Park, Hylands and Elm Park West.

Newham: Beckton North, Forest Gate East, Wallend North, Forest Gate North, Little Ilford East, West Ham Park, East Ham South West, Lonsdale Avenue, Stratford East, East Ham North, Plashet West, East Ham West, Wallend South and Plaistow South.

Redbridge: Woodford Green, Ilford South East, Hainault West, Ilford North East, Barkingside West, Seven Kings Park, Seven Kings Meads Lane and Chadwell Heath North West.

Tower Hamlets: Stepney Green and Limehouse East.

Waltham Forest: William Morris, Friday Hill, Leyton North and Leyton East.

North Central London

Barnet: Golders Green North, Oak Hill, Osidge, West Finchley, North Hendon and Sunny Hill, Childs Hill, Grahame Park and Finchley Central.

Camden: Belsize Park, South Hampstead and Kilburn Grange.

Enfield: Turkey Street, Tatem Park, Lower Edmonton North, Haslebury North and Upper Edmonton West.

Haringey: Roundway, Noel Park, Bruce Grove South, South Tottenham, Tottenham North West, Harringay Ladder North, Tottenham Green West and Harringay Warehouse District and Vartry.

Islington: Highcroft and Holly Park and Canonbury East and Mildmay Park

North West London

Brent: Sudbury West, Kensal Green, Kingsbury South, Barnhill The Avenue, Welsh Harp, Dudden Hill, Willesden Green and Church End.

Ealing: Greenford Ravenor Park, Southall North, Acton Noel Road and Lynton Road, St Mary’s, Chiswick North West, Southall Green West, Whitton Avenue West, Northolt West, Southall West and East Acton.

Hammersmith and Fulham: Hammersmith and Fulham. These are Wormholt Road and Fulham Aintree.

Harrow: Stanmore Uxbridge Road and Rayners Lane North.

Hillingdon: Hillingdon Heath, Yeading Brookside, Hayes End, Hillingdon North East, Yeading West, West Drayton West and West Drayton East.

Hounslow: Heston West, Heston Central and Lampton West, and Hounslow Meadows.

Westminster: Queen’s Park Gardens and Maida Hill.

South West London

Croydon: Addiscombe North, Thornton Heath North East, Upper Norwood, West Thornton North and University Hospital and Queen’s Road.

Kingston-upon-Thames: Norbiton East.

Merton: Lonesome, Pollards Hill and Rowan Road.

Wandsworth: Tooting North, Earlsfield North, West Hill South, York Gardens, Clapham Common West, Furzedown West, Furzedown East and Tooting West.

South East London

Bexley: Lesney Abbey, Lesney Farm and Colyners East, Wickham Street and East Wickham, Bursted Wood, Barnehurst North, Falconwood and Longlands & Halfway.

Bromley: Orpington South.

Greenwich: Thamesmead Birchmere Park, Charlton Slopes, Westcombe Park and Maze Hill, Eltham North and Abbey Wood North.

Lambeth: Streatham Vale, Loughborough Road, Tulse Hill, Stockwell North, Leigham Vale and Royal Circus, and West Norwood West and Streatham East.

Lewisham: Forest Hill East, Further Green and Downham East.

Southwark: Camberwell South

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