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The Home Office only records the regional distribution of workers from A8 countries when they first registered to the worker registration scheme. Data by local authority were published in August 2008 in concert with the Accession Monitoring Report (AMR) on the Local Government Analysis & Research (LGAR) website.
The following table shows the last published available data by local authority for the number of workers when they first registered to the worker registration scheme (WRS) in each London borough since the scheme was introduced.
Local authority May 2004to March 2006 April to December 2006 January to December 2007 January to June 2008 Barking and Dagenham 250 85 135 50 Barnet 3,170 580 1,155 550 Bexley 285 85 130 60 Brent 2,160 685 1,070 405 Bromley 515 155 220 95 Camden 5,435 1,640 2,335 995 City of London 1,955 710 915 510 Croydon 1,225 390 610 265 Ealing 3,745 1,310 1,970 935 Enfield 1,175 465 625 295 Greenwich 750 340 485 205 Hackney 1,255 330 540 325 Hammersmith and Fulham 2,555 1,120 1,380 630 Haringey 1,650 410 580 305 Harrow 1,410 500 810 165 Havering 285 220 260 115 Hillingdon 2,785 875 1,355 560 Hounslow 1,785 670 1,045 440 Islington 1,715 505 745 410 Kensington and Chelsea 2,440 595 820 435 Kingston upon Thames 705 205 285 145 Lambeth 1,060 420 525 355 Lewisham 625 150 195 80 Merton 1,280 395 535 265 Newham 1,045 335 330 215 Redbridge 625 635 750 330 Richmond upon Thames 1,190 340 500 300 Southwark 3,110 845 1,220 560 Sutton 345 115 160 115 Tower Hamlets 1,515 585 845 360 Waltham Forest 900 275 505 210 Wandsworth 1,890 515 630 305 Westminster 11,745 3,270 4,260 2,145 Total 62,575 19,775 27,920 13,150 Notes: 1. 99 per cent. of approved nationwide applications currently have an accurate postcode. Applications where postcodes could not be matched to the Office of National Statistics database are excluded from this data-set. 2. Figures based on employers address and the date the application is approved, rather than the date on the application form as used in the Accession Monitoring Report. 3. Figures are rounded to nearest five. 4. Because of rounding, figures may not add up to total shown. 5. The table presents a gross (cumulative) figure for the number of workers applying to the WRS. The figures are not current, an individual who has registered to work and who leaves employment is not required to de-register, so some of those counted will have left the employment for which they registered and indeed some are likely to have left the UK.
The figures quoted are not provided under National Statistics protocols and have been derived from local management information and are therefore provisional and subject to change.