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Appendix 1: Borough of residence among Colombians London borough Frequency Percent City of London 1 0.4 Barking and Dagenham 1 0.4 Barnet 13 5.4 Bexley 0 0 Brent 3 1.3 Bromley 2 0.8 Camden 12 5.0 Croydon 1 0.4 Ealing 4 1.7 Enfield 1 0.4 Greenwich 3 1.3 Hackney 11 4.6 Hammersmith and Fulham 9 3.8 Haringey 19 7.9 Harrow 5 2.1 Havering 0 0 Hillingdon 0 0 Hounslow 1 0.1 Islington 14 5.9 Kensington and Chelsea 4 1.7 Kingston Upon Thames 2 0.8 Lambeth 37 15.5 Lewisham 12 5.0 Merton 1 0.4 Newham 22 9.2 Redbridge 1 0.4 Richmond Upon Thames 4 1.7 Southwark 24 10.0 Sutton 2 0.8 Tower Hamlets 11 4.6 Waltham Forest 3 1.3 Wandsworth 7 2.9 City of Westminster 9 3.8 Total N=239 100 Source: Questionnaire survey 42
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