Thats kinda the point. It's atypical, yet it is abundantly clear that "poor" is closely mixed in with "rich". Are you suggesting that the majority of other af

Thats kinda the point. It's atypical, yet it is abundantly clear that "poor" is closely mixed in with "rich". Are you suggesting that the majority of other affluent boroughs in London and Greater London are exempt from containing Council Estates? Islington, Putney, Wimbledon, Chelsea...