How many London landlord prosecutions?

The London Property Licensing website sent out a freedom to information request to see how many private rented sector landlords have been prosecuted under the Housing Act 2004 by each of London's 33 councils during the three year period from 1 April 2011 to 31 March 2014.

Here are the 'scores on the doors'.

• 1st Newham (359 prosecutions)
• 2nd Haringey (51 prosecutions)
• 3rd Camden (20 prosecutions)
• 4th Redbridge (19 prosecutions) 
• 5th Southwark (15 prosecutions)
• 6th Tower Hamlets (13 prosecutions)
• 7th (joint) Greenwich (9 prosecutions)
• 7th (joint) Islington (9 prosecutions) 
• 9th (joint) Hammersmith & Fulham (8 prosecutions)
• 9th (joint) Lambeth (8 prosecutions)
• 11th (joint) Croydon (7 prosecutions)
• 11th (joint) Hounslow (7 prosecutions)
• 13th Hackney (6 prosecutions)
• 13th Waltham Forest (6 prosecutions)
• 15th (joint) Hillingdon (5 prosecutions)
• 15th (joint) Lewisham (5 prosecutions)
• 17th (joint) Barnet (4 prosecutions)
• 17th (joint) Bromley (4 prosecutions)
• 17th (joint) Ealing (4 prosecutions)
• 17th (joint) Wandsworth (4 prosecutions)
• 17th (joint) Westminster (4 prosecutions)
• 22nd Kensington & Chelsea (3 prosecutions)
• 23rd Harrow (2 prosecutions)24th Kingston upon Thames (1 prosecution)
• 24th Sutton (1 prosecution)
• 26th (joint) Barking and Dagenham (0 prosecutions)
• 26th (joint) Bexley (0 prosecutions) 
• 26th (joint) Brent (0 prosecutions)
• 26th (joint) City of London (0 prosecutions)
• 26th (joint) Enfield (0 prosecutions)
• 26th (joint) Havering (0 prosecutions) 
• 26th (joint) Merton (0 prosecutions)
• 26th (joint) Richmond upon Thames (0 prosecutions)

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