Male life expectancy: highest and lowest London boroughs (2022 to 2024)

Richmond upon Thames had the highest male life expectancy of London’s 32 boroughs in 2022 to 2024, at 82.7 years.

Barking and Dagenham and Hackney had the joint lowest, at 78.3 years. The middle borough, Bexley, had 80.3 years.

1 borough has no figure, and it is listed at the end with the reason.

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Male life expectancy for every council in London, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Richmond upon Thames82.7 years
2Barnet82.5 years
3Kensington and Chelsea82.2 years
4Kingston upon Thames82.0 years
=5Bromley81.9 years
=5Harrow81.9 years
=5Westminster81.9 years
8Enfield81.2 years
=9Merton80.9 years
=9Redbridge80.9 years
=9Sutton80.9 years
12Camden80.7 years
=13Ealing80.6 years
=13Wandsworth80.6 years
15Havering80.5 years
=16Bexley80.3 years
=16Hounslow80.3 years
=18Brent80.0 years
=18Hammersmith and Fulham80.0 years
=18Haringey80.0 years
=18Hillingdon80.0 years
22Croydon79.9 years
23Waltham Forest79.8 years
=24Greenwich79.4 years
=24Southwark79.4 years
26Newham79.2 years
=27Lambeth78.9 years
=27Lewisham78.9 years
=29Islington78.7 years
=29Tower Hamlets78.7 years
=31Barking and Dagenham78.3 years
=31Hackney78.3 years
–City of London

ONS does not calculate life expectancy for the City of London or the Isles of Scilly because they have too few deaths and too small a population.

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