Regional Ranking
Comprehensive ranking of 386 UK regions by historical house price growth from 1995 to 2026.
Showing relative price inflation performance across all 386 tracked UK regions.
| Rank | Region | Total Growth (1995–2026) | Action | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | hackney | +857.7% | 1995–2026 | £608,470 |
| 2 | brighton-and-hove | +751.4% | 1995–2026 | £403,999 |
| 3 | waltham-forest | +726.6% | 1995–2026 | £524,337 |
| 4 | city-of-bristol | +699.2% | 1995–2026 | £354,924 |
| 5 | haringey | +675.8% | 1995–2026 | £633,853 |
| 6 | lewisham | +675.4% | 1995–2026 | £496,774 |
| 7 | lambeth | +651.2% | 1995–2026 | £545,315 |
| 8 | hinckley-and-bosworth | +651.1% | 1995–2026 | £260,282 |
| 9 | southwark | +636.4% | 1995–2026 | £578,683 |
| 10 | manchester | +632.9% | 1995–2026 | £247,469 |
| 11 | islington | +624.8% | 1995–2026 | £669,879 |
| 12 | newham | +622.7% | 1995–2026 | £405,002 |
| 13 | hastings | +619.0% | 1995–2026 | £236,879 |
| 14 | southend-on-sea | +617.5% | 1995–2026 | £328,939 |
| 15 | brent | +614.7% | 1995–2026 | £548,895 |
| 16 | basildon | +602.2% | 1995–2026 | £357,972 |
| 17 | greenwich | +602.1% | 1995–2026 | £463,436 |
| 18 | redbridge | +600.0% | 1995–2026 | £495,947 |
| 19 | city-of-london | +597.1% | 1995–2026 | £626,980 |
| 20 | barking-and-dagenham | +596.6% | 1995–2026 | £360,889 |
| 21 | brentwood | +588.3% | 1995–2026 | £530,088 |
| 22 | thanet | +587.6% | 1995–2026 | £267,616 |
| 23 | kingston-upon-thames | +583.2% | 1995–2026 | £582,403 |
| 24 | adur | +582.8% | 1995–2026 | £373,082 |
| 25 | richmond-upon-thames | +582.4% | 1995–2026 | £788,872 |
| 26 | norwich | +581.9% | 1995–2026 | £237,629 |
| 27 | trafford | +580.6% | 1995–2026 | £393,244 |
| 28 | merton | +579.9% | 1995–2026 | £597,138 |
| 29 | hertsmere | +577.4% | 1995–2026 | £562,261 |
| 30 | tower-hamlets | +576.4% | 1995–2026 | £444,332 |
| 31 | camden | +573.4% | 1995–2026 | £805,837 |
| 32 | ealing | +567.4% | 1995–2026 | £568,887 |
| 33 | salford | +565.2% | 1995–2026 | £231,153 |
| 34 | south-gloucestershire | +559.4% | 1995–2026 | £340,401 |
| 35 | north-northamptonshire | +559.2% | 1995–2026 | £256,769 |
| 36 | elmbridge | +557.9% | 1995–2026 | £750,157 |
| 37 | st-albans | +557.7% | 1995–2026 | £638,489 |
| 38 | havering | +557.6% | 1995–2026 | £452,798 |
| 39 | canterbury | +553.4% | 1995–2026 | £346,674 |
| 40 | stevenage | +553.3% | 1995–2026 | £317,948 |
| 41 | wandsworth | +551.1% | 1995–2026 | £659,547 |
| 42 | shepway | +550.0% | 1995–2026 | £311,163 |
| 43 | chelmsford | +548.1% | 1995–2026 | £382,131 |
| 44 | epsom-and-ewell | +546.8% | 1995–2026 | £568,755 |
| 45 | dacorum | +545.9% | 1995–2026 | £454,770 |
| 46 | castle-point | +540.4% | 1995–2026 | £367,237 |
| 47 | bath-and-north-east-somerset | +536.7% | 1995–2026 | £406,169 |
| 48 | thurrock | +535.9% | 1995–2026 | £327,028 |
| 49 | kensington-and-chelsea | +535.8% | 1995–2026 | £1,255,567 |
| 50 | milton-keynes | +534.6% | 1995–2026 | £324,767 |
| 51 | luton | +533.3% | 1995–2026 | £282,653 |
| 52 | cherwell | +531.9% | 1995–2026 | £357,800 |
| 53 | bexley | +530.8% | 1995–2026 | £408,585 |
| 54 | bromley | +530.4% | 1995–2026 | £524,638 |
| 55 | leicester | +528.5% | 1995–2026 | £230,107 |
| 56 | tunbridge-wells | +527.0% | 1995–2026 | £452,286 |
| 57 | greater-manchester | +523.4% | 1995–2026 | £238,730 |
| 58 | cheltenham | +522.2% | 1995–2026 | £329,183 |
| 59 | medway | +520.5% | 1995–2026 | £292,653 |
| 60 | hertfordshire | +519.6% | 1995–2026 | £467,251 |
| 61 | central-bedfordshire | +517.0% | 1995–2026 | £354,320 |
| 62 | hillingdon | +516.4% | 1995–2026 | £467,887 |
| 63 | bedford | +516.3% | 1995–2026 | £332,893 |
| 64 | sandwell | +515.2% | 1995–2026 | £209,354 |
| 65 | sutton | +513.8% | 1995–2026 | £445,451 |
| 66 | cornwall | +513.1% | 1995–2026 | £279,722 |
| 67 | harrow | +511.2% | 1995–2026 | £530,021 |
| 68 | hounslow | +511.1% | 1995–2026 | £501,326 |
| 69 | epping-forest | +509.9% | 1995–2026 | £535,682 |
| 70 | enfield | +509.3% | 1995–2026 | £469,164 |
| 71 | welwyn-hatfield | +509.1% | 1995–2026 | £453,552 |
| 72 | south-oxfordshire | +508.3% | 1995–2026 | £470,720 |
| 73 | rother | +507.6% | 1995–2026 | £343,529 |
| 74 | merthyr-tydfil | +505.9% | 1995–2026 | £148,214 |
| 75 | cambridge | +505.1% | 1995–2026 | £467,028 |
| 76 | tameside | +504.5% | 1995–2026 | £209,691 |
| 77 | worthing | +503.3% | 1995–2026 | £299,298 |
| 78 | reading | +503.1% | 1995–2026 | £351,267 |
| 79 | guildford | +503.0% | 1995–2026 | £522,008 |
| 80 | maldon | +500.6% | 1995–2026 | £385,342 |
| 81 | north-hertfordshire | +500.6% | 1995–2026 | £416,735 |
| 82 | watford | +500.0% | 1995–2026 | £395,360 |
| 83 | essex | +499.4% | 1995–2026 | £360,087 |
| 84 | gloucester | +498.8% | 1995–2026 | £242,097 |
| 85 | rochford | +498.8% | 1995–2026 | £411,367 |
| 86 | north-devon | +496.8% | 1995–2026 | £277,867 |
| 87 | king's-lynn-and-west-norfolk | +496.2% | 1995–2026 | £262,525 |
| 88 | kent | +495.7% | 1995–2026 | £345,918 |
| 89 | bury | +495.6% | 1995–2026 | £238,266 |
| 90 | barnet | +495.5% | 1995–2026 | £590,583 |
| 91 | reigate-and-banstead | +494.6% | 1995–2026 | £483,340 |
| 92 | city-of-westminster | +493.9% | 1995–2026 | £836,331 |
| 93 | east-cambridgeshire | +492.9% | 1995–2026 | £347,020 |
| 94 | stockport | +492.3% | 1995–2026 | £318,163 |
| 95 | east-hertfordshire | +492.1% | 1995–2026 | £460,485 |
| 96 | waverley | +491.8% | 1995–2026 | £567,214 |
| 97 | east-sussex | +491.6% | 1995–2026 | £316,368 |
| 98 | north-somerset | +491.1% | 1995–2026 | £312,303 |
| 99 | slough | +490.2% | 1995–2026 | £329,713 |
| 100 | sevenoaks | +489.9% | 1995–2026 | £553,752 |
| 101 | cambridgeshire | +489.9% | 1995–2026 | £334,500 |
| 102 | tonbridge-and-malling | +489.6% | 1995–2026 | £403,227 |
| 103 | windsor-and-maidenhead | +489.0% | 1995–2026 | £584,743 |
| 104 | vale-of-glamorgan | +485.7% | 1995–2026 | £292,677 |
| 105 | huntingdonshire | +485.4% | 1995–2026 | £306,605 |
| 106 | broadland | +485.1% | 1995–2026 | £314,426 |
| 107 | surrey | +482.8% | 1995–2026 | £521,400 |
| 108 | cannock-chase | +481.4% | 1995–2026 | £226,761 |
| 109 | oldham | +481.0% | 1995–2026 | £212,997 |
| 110 | oxfordshire | +480.2% | 1995–2026 | £418,038 |
| 111 | crawley | +478.9% | 1995–2026 | £333,662 |
| 112 | gravesham | +478.8% | 1995–2026 | £341,472 |
| 113 | broxbourne | +477.2% | 1995–2026 | £403,029 |
| 114 | west-northamptonshire | +476.6% | 1995–2026 | £292,495 |
| 115 | oxford | +475.6% | 1995–2026 | £473,467 |
| 116 | isle-of-anglesey | +475.4% | 1995–2026 | £237,629 |
| 117 | norfolk | +475.0% | 1995–2026 | £271,947 |
| 118 | dartford | +474.7% | 1995–2026 | £337,333 |
| 119 | west-sussex | +474.1% | 1995–2026 | £374,551 |
| 120 | hart | +473.9% | 1995–2026 | £486,882 |
| 121 | babergh | +473.3% | 1995–2026 | £325,407 |
| 122 | south-hams | +473.2% | 1995–2026 | £363,603 |
| 123 | coventry | +472.3% | 1995–2026 | £220,410 |
| 124 | three-rivers | +472.3% | 1995–2026 | £576,942 |
| 125 | teignbridge | +471.8% | 1995–2026 | £302,202 |
| 126 | ashford | +471.7% | 1995–2026 | £344,404 |
| 127 | eastleigh | +471.3% | 1995–2026 | £307,883 |
| 128 | breckland | +471.1% | 1995–2026 | £275,544 |
| 129 | fenland | +470.8% | 1995–2026 | £225,725 |
| 130 | gloucestershire | +470.6% | 1995–2026 | £317,246 |
| 131 | city-of-peterborough | +469.5% | 1995–2026 | £235,773 |
| 132 | rushmoor | +469.4% | 1995–2026 | £330,954 |
| 133 | boston | +469.0% | 1995–2026 | £179,027 |
| 134 | bournemouth-christchurch-and-poole | +467.9% | 1995–2026 | £315,473 |
| 135 | leicestershire | +467.4% | 1995–2026 | £285,663 |
| 136 | worcester | +466.3% | 1995–2026 | £251,703 |
| 137 | croydon | +465.6% | 1995–2026 | £396,760 |
| 138 | hammersmith-and-fulham | +464.7% | 1995–2026 | £729,407 |
| 139 | rossendale | +463.7% | 1995–2026 | £189,243 |
| 140 | runnymede | +463.6% | 1995–2026 | £482,170 |
| 141 | mid-sussex | +462.7% | 1995–2026 | £430,711 |
| 142 | cardiff | +462.3% | 1995–2026 | £272,866 |
| 143 | south-cambridgeshire | +461.9% | 1995–2026 | £422,363 |
| 144 | braintree | +461.8% | 1995–2026 | £321,485 |
| 145 | west-suffolk | +461.8% | 1995–2026 | £297,440 |
| 146 | wokingham | +461.7% | 1995–2026 | £495,261 |
| 147 | york | +461.5% | 1995–2026 | £308,786 |
| 148 | east-hampshire | +461.0% | 1995–2026 | £440,217 |
| 149 | rugby | +460.0% | 1995–2026 | £274,942 |
| 150 | buckinghamshire | +459.8% | 1995–2026 | £485,824 |
| 151 | south-holland | +458.9% | 1995–2026 | £231,156 |
| 152 | test-valley | +458.4% | 1995–2026 | £370,329 |
| 153 | swale | +457.8% | 1995–2026 | £294,113 |
| 154 | horsham | +457.7% | 1995–2026 | £440,863 |
| 155 | lewes | +456.8% | 1995–2026 | £370,799 |
| 156 | woking | +456.4% | 1995–2026 | £441,435 |
| 157 | broxtowe | +455.6% | 1995–2026 | £253,567 |
| 158 | sheffield | +455.1% | 1995–2026 | £220,804 |
| 159 | eastbourne | +454.5% | 1995–2026 | £250,523 |
| 160 | pendle | +454.2% | 1995–2026 | £151,427 |
| 161 | forest-of-dean | +453.9% | 1995–2026 | £289,671 |
| 162 | caerphilly | +453.6% | 1995–2026 | £198,809 |
| 163 | liverpool | +451.9% | 1995–2026 | £184,670 |
| 164 | vale-of-white-horse | +451.8% | 1995–2026 | £407,966 |
| 165 | arun | +451.8% | 1995–2026 | £323,532 |
| 166 | winchester | +451.7% | 1995–2026 | £476,639 |
| 167 | warwick | +451.6% | 1995–2026 | £366,942 |
| 168 | south-kesteven | +451.4% | 1995–2026 | £254,647 |
| 169 | south-derbyshire | +451.3% | 1995–2026 | £261,231 |
| 170 | hampshire | +450.8% | 1995–2026 | £362,998 |
| 171 | basingstoke-and-deane | +450.5% | 1995–2026 | £366,291 |
| 172 | charnwood | +450.0% | 1995–2026 | £278,883 |
| 173 | erewash | +449.5% | 1995–2026 | £224,509 |
| 174 | havant | +449.2% | 1995–2026 | £315,078 |
| 175 | tewkesbury | +449.0% | 1995–2026 | £327,410 |
| 176 | suffolk | +448.9% | 1995–2026 | £282,134 |
| 177 | portsmouth | +448.3% | 1995–2026 | £252,325 |
| 178 | west-berkshire | +447.8% | 1995–2026 | £400,698 |
| 179 | malvern-hills | +447.8% | 1995–2026 | £337,558 |
| 180 | devon | +447.7% | 1995–2026 | £304,674 |
| 181 | bracknell-forest | +447.5% | 1995–2026 | £401,886 |
| 182 | rochdale | +447.3% | 1995–2026 | £208,286 |
| 183 | wolverhampton | +447.0% | 1995–2026 | £216,339 |
| 184 | southampton | +446.6% | 1995–2026 | £235,757 |
| 185 | bolsover | +446.1% | 1995–2026 | £186,908 |
| 186 | harborough | +445.8% | 1995–2026 | £346,278 |
| 187 | isle-of-wight | +445.7% | 1995–2026 | £238,456 |
| 188 | wealden | +444.5% | 1995–2026 | £388,501 |
| 189 | cotswold | +444.2% | 1995–2026 | £408,433 |
| 190 | powys | +444.1% | 1995–2026 | £235,845 |
| 191 | lincoln | +443.7% | 1995–2026 | £186,722 |
| 192 | chichester | +443.3% | 1995–2026 | £436,312 |
| 193 | somerset | +443.1% | 1995–2026 | £280,768 |
| 194 | tendring | +442.7% | 1995–2026 | £259,697 |
| 195 | monmouthshire | +442.5% | 1995–2026 | £325,582 |
| 196 | south-norfolk | +442.3% | 1995–2026 | £314,302 |
| 197 | mid-suffolk | +442.0% | 1995–2026 | £318,641 |
| 198 | harlow | +441.8% | 1995–2026 | £313,497 |
| 199 | stroud | +440.8% | 1995–2026 | £348,815 |
| 200 | east-suffolk | +440.7% | 1995–2026 | £279,914 |
| 201 | amber-valley | +440.6% | 1995–2026 | £236,305 |
| 202 | torridge | +440.3% | 1995–2026 | £257,052 |
| 203 | blaby | +439.9% | 1995–2026 | £281,459 |
| 204 | newcastle-under-lyme | +439.8% | 1995–2026 | £201,524 |
| 205 | exeter | +439.8% | 1995–2026 | £281,197 |
| 206 | gwynedd | +439.7% | 1995–2026 | £203,619 |
| 207 | fareham | +439.5% | 1995–2026 | £326,107 |
| 208 | leeds | +439.0% | 1995–2026 | £246,699 |
| 209 | dorset | +439.0% | 1995–2026 | £326,381 |
| 210 | torfaen | +436.2% | 1995–2026 | £201,540 |
| 211 | birmingham | +435.3% | 1995–2026 | £232,657 |
| 212 | mole-valley | +434.4% | 1995–2026 | £540,643 |
| 213 | rushcliffe | +433.8% | 1995–2026 | £338,301 |
| 214 | surrey-heath | +433.7% | 1995–2026 | £457,454 |
| 215 | gosport | +433.5% | 1995–2026 | £236,660 |
| 216 | ipswich | +433.0% | 1995–2026 | £219,718 |
| 217 | uttlesford | +432.6% | 1995–2026 | £480,733 |
| 218 | shropshire | +432.1% | 1995–2026 | £280,739 |
| 219 | bolton | +432.0% | 1995–2026 | £200,126 |
| 220 | dover | +431.4% | 1995–2026 | £271,263 |
| 221 | telford-and-wrekin | +430.5% | 1995–2026 | £216,685 |
| 222 | city-of-derby | +429.4% | 1995–2026 | £205,425 |
| 223 | east-devon | +429.0% | 1995–2026 | £344,347 |
| 224 | new-forest | +428.5% | 1995–2026 | £375,728 |
| 225 | colchester | +426.5% | 1995–2026 | £298,257 |
| 226 | spelthorne | +426.3% | 1995–2026 | £429,916 |
| 227 | newark-and-sherwood | +425.9% | 1995–2026 | £234,266 |
| 228 | maidstone | +425.7% | 1995–2026 | £352,309 |
| 229 | derbyshire-dales | +425.0% | 1995–2026 | £343,049 |
| 230 | rhondda-cynon-taf | +424.4% | 1995–2026 | £168,304 |
| 231 | lincolnshire | +424.1% | 1995–2026 | £218,313 |
| 232 | derbyshire | +422.2% | 1995–2026 | £239,158 |
| 233 | melton | +422.1% | 1995–2026 | £288,513 |
| 234 | staffordshire | +422.0% | 1995–2026 | £249,109 |
| 235 | west-devon | +421.7% | 1995–2026 | £294,782 |
| 236 | worcestershire | +420.6% | 1995–2026 | £285,239 |
| 237 | city-of-plymouth | +420.5% | 1995–2026 | £219,145 |
| 238 | south-yorkshire | +419.4% | 1995–2026 | £192,364 |
| 239 | nottinghamshire | +418.5% | 1995–2026 | £231,438 |
| 240 | gedling | +418.2% | 1995–2026 | £246,120 |
| 241 | warwickshire | +418.2% | 1995–2026 | £305,609 |
| 242 | denbighshire | +418.0% | 1995–2026 | £200,146 |
| 243 | tandridge | +417.1% | 1995–2026 | £476,832 |
| 244 | wirral | +416.7% | 1995–2026 | £217,407 |
| 245 | chorley | +414.9% | 1995–2026 | £214,636 |
| 246 | south-staffordshire | +413.8% | 1995–2026 | £309,923 |
| 247 | north-west-leicestershire | +413.6% | 1995–2026 | £286,826 |
| 248 | wyre-forest | +413.6% | 1995–2026 | £234,413 |
| 249 | cheshire-east | +413.1% | 1995–2026 | £302,367 |
| 250 | bromsgrove | +412.9% | 1995–2026 | £330,194 |
| 251 | wigan | +412.3% | 1995–2026 | £194,494 |
| 252 | solihull | +412.1% | 1995–2026 | £336,572 |
| 253 | merseyside | +411.6% | 1995–2026 | £200,112 |
| 254 | stafford | +411.6% | 1995–2026 | £263,494 |
| 255 | tamworth | +411.4% | 1995–2026 | £231,488 |
| 256 | north-norfolk | +411.4% | 1995–2026 | £293,640 |
| 257 | doncaster | +411.3% | 1995–2026 | £172,857 |
| 258 | pembrokeshire | +411.2% | 1995–2026 | £220,318 |
| 259 | cheshire-west-and-chester | +411.1% | 1995–2026 | £268,449 |
| 260 | oadby-and-wigston | +409.9% | 1995–2026 | £263,380 |
| 261 | westmorland-and-furness | +409.8% | 1995–2026 | £227,987 |
| 262 | herefordshire | +409.1% | 1995–2026 | £286,995 |
| 263 | west-oxfordshire | +409.1% | 1995–2026 | £417,246 |
| 264 | stoke-on-trent | +407.4% | 1995–2026 | £151,355 |
| 265 | staffordshire-moorlands | +407.2% | 1995–2026 | £226,249 |
| 266 | bridgend | +405.6% | 1995–2026 | £207,915 |
| 267 | rotherham | +405.5% | 1995–2026 | £192,309 |
| 268 | east-staffordshire | +405.2% | 1995–2026 | £224,622 |
| 269 | newport | +405.2% | 1995–2026 | £231,830 |
| 270 | great-yarmouth | +404.8% | 1995–2026 | £205,316 |
| 271 | warrington | +402.9% | 1995–2026 | £253,937 |
| 272 | halton | +402.7% | 1995–2026 | £195,813 |
| 273 | mansfield | +402.4% | 1995–2026 | £188,718 |
| 274 | rutland | +401.7% | 1995–2026 | £295,693 |
| 275 | dudley | +401.4% | 1995–2026 | £229,616 |
| 276 | swindon | +401.0% | 1995–2026 | £261,170 |
| 277 | north-tyneside | +399.5% | 1995–2026 | £200,392 |
| 278 | city-of-nottingham | +399.5% | 1995–2026 | £190,806 |
| 279 | west-yorkshire | +397.7% | 1995–2026 | £210,526 |
| 280 | ashfield | +397.5% | 1995–2026 | £188,423 |
| 281 | north-warwickshire | +397.5% | 1995–2026 | £265,742 |
| 282 | carmarthenshire | +397.5% | 1995–2026 | £195,515 |
| 283 | wiltshire | +397.5% | 1995–2026 | £327,384 |
| 284 | north-kesteven | +397.4% | 1995–2026 | £241,121 |
| 285 | lichfield | +396.8% | 1995–2026 | £337,175 |
| 286 | walsall | +396.8% | 1995–2026 | £214,032 |
| 287 | wychavon | +396.1% | 1995–2026 | £321,348 |
| 288 | blackburn-with-darwen | +392.8% | 1995–2026 | £165,437 |
| 289 | north-east-derbyshire | +390.8% | 1995–2026 | £254,787 |
| 290 | torbay | +389.5% | 1995–2026 | £222,289 |
| 291 | neath-port-talbot | +387.9% | 1995–2026 | £161,864 |
| 292 | conwy | +387.1% | 1995–2026 | £213,240 |
| 293 | bassetlaw | +386.3% | 1995–2026 | £207,844 |
| 294 | sefton | +383.7% | 1995–2026 | £222,406 |
| 295 | stratford-on-avon | +382.4% | 1995–2026 | £392,880 |
| 296 | blaenau-gwent | +381.1% | 1995–2026 | £143,645 |
| 297 | nuneaton-and-bedworth | +380.9% | 1995–2026 | £226,538 |
| 298 | wrexham | +379.9% | 1995–2026 | £214,317 |
| 299 | chesterfield | +378.2% | 1995–2026 | £203,110 |
| 300 | flintshire | +378.0% | 1995–2026 | £213,863 |
| 301 | bradford | +375.9% | 1995–2026 | £187,452 |
| 302 | swansea | +373.2% | 1995–2026 | £206,087 |
| 303 | kirklees | +372.7% | 1995–2026 | £205,971 |
| 304 | st-helens | +372.3% | 1995–2026 | £182,923 |
| 305 | high-peak | +370.3% | 1995–2026 | £254,489 |
| 306 | calderdale | +370.2% | 1995–2026 | £189,509 |
| 307 | redditch | +367.9% | 1995–2026 | £243,585 |
| 308 | knowsley | +367.0% | 1995–2026 | £188,727 |
| 309 | east-lindsey | +364.4% | 1995–2026 | £212,312 |
| 310 | barnsley | +363.8% | 1995–2026 | £173,077 |
| 311 | north-yorkshire | +363.3% | 1995–2026 | £270,320 |
| 312 | newcastle-upon-tyne | +362.0% | 1995–2026 | £207,029 |
| 313 | west-lancashire | +358.7% | 1995–2026 | £229,547 |
| 314 | west-lindsey | +358.6% | 1995–2026 | £207,424 |
| 315 | wakefield | +357.6% | 1995–2026 | £197,140 |
| 316 | mid-devon | +357.0% | 1995–2026 | £285,941 |
| 317 | northumberland | +356.8% | 1995–2026 | £209,135 |
| 318 | lancashire | +353.0% | 1995–2026 | £189,240 |
| 319 | east-riding-of-yorkshire | +350.6% | 1995–2026 | £220,913 |
| 320 | tyne-and-wear | +346.5% | 1995–2026 | £173,693 |
| 321 | burnley | +344.1% | 1995–2026 | £129,643 |
| 322 | hyndburn | +343.7% | 1995–2026 | £138,477 |
| 323 | north-lincolnshire | +339.7% | 1995–2026 | £181,761 |
| 324 | lancaster | +333.0% | 1995–2026 | £193,434 |
| 325 | ceredigion | +332.2% | 1995–2026 | £243,343 |
| 326 | cumberland | +330.4% | 1995–2026 | £173,130 |
| 327 | south-tyneside | +327.9% | 1995–2026 | £159,318 |
| 328 | ribble-valley | +325.4% | 1995–2026 | £283,325 |
| 329 | south-ribble | +322.0% | 1995–2026 | £211,406 |
| 330 | sunderland | +317.2% | 1995–2026 | £145,921 |
| 331 | city-of-kingston-upon-hull | +313.7% | 1995–2026 | £133,485 |
| 332 | north-east-lincolnshire | +312.0% | 1995–2026 | £148,294 |
| 333 | preston | +307.0% | 1995–2026 | £186,418 |
| 334 | gateshead | +306.0% | 1995–2026 | £158,765 |
| 335 | darlington | +289.3% | 1995–2026 | £157,239 |
| 336 | fylde | +284.5% | 1995–2026 | £228,737 |
| 337 | na-h-eileanan-siar | +282.4% | 2004–2026 | £149,252 |
| 338 | stockton-on-tees | +275.8% | 1995–2026 | £169,010 |
| 339 | redcar-and-cleveland | +267.4% | 1995–2026 | £154,696 |
| 340 | middlesbrough | +264.8% | 1995–2026 | £138,122 |
| 341 | county-durham | +259.4% | 1995–2026 | £137,167 |
| 342 | wyre | +258.2% | 1995–2026 | £188,175 |
| 343 | shetland-islands | +251.1% | 2004–2026 | £200,201 |
| 344 | blackpool | +242.5% | 1995–2026 | £133,919 |
| 345 | hartlepool | +240.4% | 1995–2026 | £131,342 |
| 346 | orkney-islands | +220.1% | 2004–2026 | £214,237 |
| 347 | moray | +205.0% | 2004–2026 | £209,866 |
| 348 | east-lothian | +195.3% | 2004–2026 | £291,237 |
| 349 | east-dunbartonshire | +185.4% | 2004–2026 | £274,687 |
| 350 | falkirk | +173.1% | 2004–2026 | £172,412 |
| 351 | west-lothian | +169.8% | 2004–2026 | £226,203 |
| 352 | highland | +167.0% | 2004–2026 | £219,659 |
| 353 | fife | +164.3% | 2004–2026 | £174,496 |
| 354 | north-lanarkshire | +164.0% | 2004–2026 | £156,327 |
| 355 | south-lanarkshire | +159.0% | 2004–2026 | £181,586 |
| 356 | scottish-borders | +155.9% | 2004–2026 | £183,147 |
| 357 | clackmannanshire | +150.5% | 2004–2026 | £164,170 |
| 358 | angus | +149.9% | 2004–2026 | £172,638 |
| 359 | argyll-and-bute | +149.4% | 2004–2026 | £183,508 |
| 360 | renfrewshire | +148.3% | 2004–2026 | £159,417 |
| 361 | perth-and-kinross | +147.5% | 2004–2026 | £227,904 |
| 362 | city-of-edinburgh | +143.6% | 2004–2026 | £296,471 |
| 363 | dumfries-and-galloway | +142.7% | 2004–2026 | £166,678 |
| 364 | east-ayrshire | +141.0% | 2004–2026 | £134,530 |
| 365 | west-dunbartonshire | +138.7% | 2004–2026 | £124,444 |
| 366 | city-of-glasgow | +137.0% | 2004–2026 | £189,448 |
| 367 | midlothian | +135.7% | 2004–2026 | £280,952 |
| 368 | city-of-dundee | +134.8% | 2004–2026 | £140,878 |
| 369 | north-ayrshire | +133.8% | 2004–2026 | £136,435 |
| 370 | aberdeenshire | +133.8% | 2004–2026 | £197,722 |
| 371 | south-ayrshire | +128.8% | 2004–2026 | £171,288 |
| 372 | east-renfrewshire | +120.0% | 2004–2026 | £283,624 |
| 373 | stirling | +117.8% | 2004–2026 | £230,509 |
| 374 | derry-and-strabane | +103.9% | 2005–2026 | £185,356 |
| 375 | newry-mourne-and-down | +102.1% | 2005–2026 | £218,797 |
| 376 | lisburn-and-castlereagh | +89.1% | 2005–2026 | £233,022 |
| 377 | antrim-and-newtownabbey | +87.0% | 2005–2026 | £201,134 |
| 378 | armagh-banbridge-and-craigavon | +85.9% | 2005–2026 | £184,745 |
| 379 | fermanagh-and-omagh | +85.5% | 2005–2026 | £192,900 |
| 380 | causeway-coast-and-glens | +84.8% | 2005–2026 | £208,235 |
| 381 | north-down-and-ards | +82.5% | 2005–2026 | £225,552 |
| 382 | belfast | +82.0% | 2005–2026 | £181,033 |
| 383 | mid-and-east-antrim | +79.3% | 2005–2026 | £173,893 |
| 384 | mid-ulster | +75.4% | 2005–2026 | £189,542 |
| 385 | inverclyde | +73.7% | 2004–2026 | £108,689 |
| 386 | city-of-aberdeen | +66.3% | 2004–2026 | £134,507 |