Charles Booth's poverty map, and John Leighton's thought-provoking hexagonal maps of London from a little later. Bringing things up to date, the book ends with some truly modern wonders ...

Researchers from Queen Mary, University of London are ... of disease risk. The maps, which are published today in BMJ Open* reveal startling similarities to the renowned 'poverty maps' created ...

Hundreds of old maps of London are available online — from the first maps of the 16th century to the famous Victorian poverty maps of ... called The Map of Early Modern London.

Almost half of children are living in poverty in London’s most deprived neighbourhood - see how yours compares with our interactive map. Across the capital, a total of 300,300 children aged 0 to 15 ...

Visitors to Charles Booth's London can search interactive versions of his poverty maps to find modern-day locations. Charles Booth's London An Italian boy plays a harp in London during the 1870s.

LONDON — If you were unlucky enough to belong to the “lowest class, vicious and semi-criminal,” your street appeared on the map in black. Dark blue meant that you were “very poor,” and ...

Like New York and Sydney, London is an iconic ... familiar with the power of maps, from Harry Beck's world-famous tube map that's one of the inspirations for the modern 'flat' design styles ...

The biggest rises in UK child poverty over the last two years were in deprived areas, new figures described as “nothing short of a disgrace” reveal. This interactive heat map, published on ...

These hotspots were surprisingly similar to areas of poverty highlighted in Booth’s maps from over 100 years ago. The study was led by Douglas Noble, a Public Health Doctor and Lecturer at Barts and ...