Free headline figures · October 2026

City of London care market

City of London has no registered care homes, so residents who need one move to homes in other council areas. It has 16 home care and community services, and the council pays £1,810 a week for nursing care, the highest in England.

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Care homes00 beds

Home care and community services16registered with CQC

People aged 85+123147 by 2035, +20% (England +45%)

Beds per 1,000 aged 85+0England 304

Council residential fee£1,064a week, 49th highest of 152 (England £956)

Council nursing fee£1,810a week, highest of 152 (England £1,089)

Council home care rate£27.40an hour, 21st highest of 152 (England £25.05)

Dementia diagnosis rate34%England 66%

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Sources: CQC active locations, 1 October 2026 (dual registrations counted once); ONS subnational population projections, 2022 based; DHSC Market Sustainability and Improvement Fund fee reporting 2025 to 2026 (provisional, self reported); DHSC Adult social care finance report 2024 to 2025; NHS England Primary Care Dementia Data, June 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.