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London -nation/community areas?

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tali1 | 17:29 Wed 27th Jan 2010 | People & Places
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Jews in Golders Green , Bengalis in Tower Hamlets,Sikhs in Southall ,West Indians were Notting Hill
What are the other London areas/postcodes particular to a nation/community?
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Aussies in Earls Court.
The Irish in Shepherds Bush,and Kilburn.
West Indians in Brixton.
There are a lot of French people around South Kensington ( I think the French Embassy there)

Sarkosy is setting up members of the French Pariament to represent ex-pats.

There are actually so many there the the member for North Western Europe will effectively be the member for South Ken!
Hammersmith - Polish
Jews in Stamford Hill N16

West Indians in Brixton
Southall is sometimes called 'Little India' but it needs to be understood that 'India', in that context, really refers to the Indian sub-continent. (i.e. there are plenty of Pakistani and Bangladeshi residents living in the area).

There are plenty of Sikhs in Southall, and it's home to the largest Sikh temple outside of India. Hindus and followers of the Jainismare also prominent, so there's a real 'buzz' to the area around Diwali.

I note that Mr V links Shepherd's Bush to the Irish community. That might be historically correct but these days it's full of Ozzies and Kiwis.

Green Lanes is the centre of London's Cypriot community.

Soho's Chinatown needs no explanation, but the original 'Chinatown' was in the East End (Limehouse).

Chris
Bengali's in Barking.
Africans in Woolwich

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