The HIV caseload for each London borough from 2001 to 2005 is shown in the table.
This corrects the information given in my answer to the hon. Member for Hornsey and Wood Green (Lynne Featherstone), on 5 March 2007, Official Report, col. 1686-87w.
Survey year Local authority 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Barking and Dagenham 140 191 277 322 344 Barnet 335 398 442 447 501 Bexley 86 108 125 157 176 Brent 478 554 619 653 720 Bromley 126 162 175 215 245 Camden 884 990 1,072 1,103 1,101 City of London 17 25 30 32 41 Croydon 500 629 635 712 782 Ealing 408 437 487 525 586 Enfield 270 334 417 465 539 Greenwich 318 422 506 589 647 Hackney 615 699 800 871 989 Hammersmith and Fulham 733 795 824 865 916 Haringey 680 751 840 913 986 Harrow 145 160 199 207 223 Havering 38 60 85 89 106 Hillingdon 153 182 226 270 302 Hounslow 282 329 420 478 516 Islington 704 796 954 966 1,025 Kensington and Chelsea 759 791 815 865 916 Kingston upon Thames 129 119 145 155 182 Lambeth 1,394 1,596 1,802 1,957 2,154 Lewisham 611 692 815 872 968 Merton 229 257 286 334 376 Newham 757 871 1,012 1,072 1,132 Redbridge 198 248 303 355 377 Richmond upon Thames 146 157 167 160 185 Southwark 1,033 1,190 1,350 1,510 1,699 Sutton 94 115 143 168 186 Tower Hamlets 442 550 637 683 755 Waltham Forest 372 445 524 552 610 Wandsworth 643 682 738 792 855 Westminster 777 862 953 1,033 1,074 London: LA not known 9 15 1 0 34 Source: Survey of Prevalent HIV Infections Diagnosed (SOPHID), 2001-05. SOPHID collects residential and epidemiological information on individuals accessing HIV care within a calendar year in England, Wales or Northern Ireland. All figures exclude infants born to HIV-infected women in the survey year but who were uninfected or whose infection status was indeterminate. At least 98 per cent. of indeterminate infants will subsequently be confirmed as uninfected.