Partial coverage: English regions cover only the domains published at ITL1 level (work, living standards, housing, population health, wellbeing), not the full 11, so this score measures a narrower slice of resilience than the UK and nation scores and is best used to compare English regions with one another. Correction, July 2026 release: earlier releases understated English regional scores because weights were not renormalised over the domains present; the score now shown is weight normalised.

Regional view

London Dashboard

UK Societal Resilience · October 2026

34/100Strainedunchanged since September

A stress reading from 0 to 100. Higher means more stress; 0 is calm, 100 is the most severe reading the scale describes.

A single measured reading across five national systems. The United Kingdom is under strain, and has held steady since the previous release.

High · 8 of 8 indicators verified

Release movements

What changed this release

Since the September 2026 release

0 of 8 comparable indicators had a real change in their inputs since the September 2026 release.

New observations
0
the publisher released a later period
Revised values
0
the same period, a changed figure
Restated series
0
an earlier point in the history changed
Changed sources
0
a different series, provider or link
Normalisation changes
0
scored against fixed bounds instead of own history, or the reverse

An indicator can appear in more than one category. Counts cover scored indicators present in both releases.

Key deteriorations

No indicator with new or revised data worsened by at least 1 point since the September 2026 release.

Key improvements

No indicator with new or revised data improved by at least 1 point since the September 2026 release.

Scores are stress readings out of 100; higher means more stress. Most indicators update annually or quarterly, so a large movement usually marks a new official release entering the index, not a change that happened within the month.

London · measured

5 systems under review, London

Each figure is a stress score from 0 to 100. Higher means more stress, so the most stressed systems sit at the top.

Rows link to the UK-level detail page (per-region detail is a later phase). Scores shown are London-specific.

The tick beside each score is its movement since the September 2026 release.

Weighting

What drives the headline figure

The headline is a weighted reading across all systems. This shows which carry the most weight once their stress score and domain weight are combined.

Housing and Household Formation7.9 pt
Work and Productivity4.1 pt
Living Standards2.2 pt
Population Health2.0 pt
Trust and Wellbeing1.8 pt

Historical trajectory

London stress over time

No trend data available.

Concurrent stress

Domains at extreme stress

0 of 11

No domain is scoring 75 or above in this release. Where several do at once, they are listed here as a signal; concurrent strain is reported rather than scored, because the index holds no model of how a failure in one domain would propagate to another.

The monthly reading

Follow the number over time

A single reading is a snapshot. The value is in the direction of travel. Once a month we send the new national score, what moved, and the sharpest findings from the data, with every figure traceable to its official source.

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Data provenance

8 of 8 indicators are drawn from verified official sources, each labelled on its metric card. The remaining 0 are provisional placeholders, marked as seed where they appear, because no clean official figure is published yet; placeholders are shown for transparency and are excluded from all scoring.