List of large council estates in the UK
This list of large council estates in the United Kingdom includes estates generally considered to have a population in excess of 10,000 (although population figures are not compiled for many estates, as they do not usually correspond to local government units).
Becontree in Dagenham is generally considered to be the largest council estate (in terms of population), with Wythenshawe in Manchester the second largest. Gipton in Leeds is a contender for third largest.
England
Greater London
Brent
- Stonebridge
- Church Road estate, Harlesden
Barnet
- Grahame Park Estate, Colindale
- Dollis Valley estate, High Barnet
- Watling Estate, Burnt Oak
Dagenham
Greenwich
Lewisham
- Pepys Estate, Deptford
- Downham
- Sydenham Hill Estate and Wells Park Estate, Upper Sydenham
Kingston
- New Cambridge estate, Norbiton
Hounslow
Southwark
Sutton
- Roundshaw Estate, Wallington
- St Helier, Carshalton
Wandsworth
- Alton Estate, Roehampton
- Winstanley Estate and Doddington and Rollo Estate, Battersea
Islington
- Barnsbury estate
- Harvist Estate, Holloway
West Midlands
Birmingham
- Quinton
- Druids Heath
- Kings Norton
- Hawkesley
- Erdington
- Castle Vale
- Bromford
- Hamstead
- Charlemont, Birmingham
- Perry Beeches
- New Town
Dudley
- Wren's Nest, Dudley
- Priory Estate, Dudley
- Kates Hill, Dudley
- Russells Hall Estate, Dudley
- Beacon Estate, Sedgley
- Chapel Street Estate, Brierley Hill
- Tanhouse, Halesowen
Sandwell
- Hateley Heath, West Bromwich
- Tantany, West Bromwich
- Friar Park, Wednesbury
- Tibbington, Tipton
- Tividale Hall/Grace Mary Estate, Tividale (formerly Dudley)
- Lion Farm, Oldbury
- Galton Village, Smethwick
- Brickhouse Farm, Rowley Regis
Solihull
- Chelmsley Wood
- Cranmore
Walsall
- Coal Pool, Walsall
- Blakenall Heath, Walsall
- Beechdale, Walsall
- Bentley, Walsall (formerly Darlaston)
- Mossley Estate, Bloxwich
Greater Manchester
Manchester
Bury
- Woodhill
- Fairfield
Rochdale
Stockport
Tameside
Salford
West Yorkshire
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Leeds
- Belle Isle
- Gipton
- Seacroft (population 18,000)
- Halton Moor
- Lincoln Green (Burmantofts)
- Lovell Park
- Cottingley
- Little London
Bradford
- Buttershaw
- Holme Wood (Population 10,000)
- Ravenscliffe
- Allerton
Wakefield
- Eastmoor
- Flanshaw
- Peacock
- Lupset
- Thornes
- Agbrigg
South Yorkshire
Renovated Park Hill flats in Sheffield
Sheffield
Doncaster
North Yorkshire
Council flats in York
York
Middlesbrough
East Riding of Yorkshire
High rise flats in Bransholme, Kingston upon Hull
Kingston upon Hull
Merseyside
Liverpool
Nottinghamshire
Nottingham
Hampshire
Portsmouth
Havant
- Leigh Park (population 27,500)
- Wecock Farm
Southampton
- Millbrook
- Redbridge
Oxfordshire
Oxford
- Blackbird Leys (population 12,196)
Tyne and Wear
Tom Collins House, Byker Wall Estate, Newcastle Upon Tyne
Newcastle upon Tyne
Sunderland
- Pennywell (population 10,709)
Scotland
Glasgow
Edinburgh
- Wester Hailes
- West Pilton
- East Pilton
- Muirhouse
- Niddrie/Craigmillar/Greendykes
- Moredun
- Oxgangs
- Broomhouse/Sighthill
- Cables Wynd House
- Dumbiedykes
- Lochend
- Gilmerton
Dundee
Northern Ireland
Greater Belfast
Wales
Brackla
Milford Haven
- Mount Estate
Wrexham
References
- ↑ John Rennie, Tower Hamlets Council, East End Life 12-18/7/2010, p.15
- ↑ The Byker Redevelopment, BBC, 6/1/2007.
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