HP8 4UE

Chalfont St Giles & Little Chalfont · Buckinghamshire · England

Updated September 2026

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Location overview

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Local authority
Buckinghamshire
Postcode district
HP8
Postcode sector
HP8 4

Nearby postcodes

Nearby postcode distances
Postcode Distance
HP8 4UJ 30 m
HP7 9QD 45 m
HP7 9QS 51 m
HP7 9PZ 89 m
HP7 9PY 96 m
Complete postcode fields and official codes
Postcode
HP8 4UE
Status
Terminated
Introduced
1 January 1980
Terminated
1 December 1999
Postcode area
HP
Postcode district
HP8
Postcode sector
HP8 4
Latitude
51.665903
Longitude
-0.566040
British National Grid easting
499,269
British National Grid northing
197,320

Statistical and administrative geographies

Country
England · E92000001
Region
South East · E12000008
Local authority district
Buckinghamshire · E06000060
Parish or community
E04001579
Westminster constituency
Chesham and Amersham · E14001162
Output area
E00089705
Lower layer super output area
Buckinghamshire 035B · E01017775
Middle layer super output area
Buckinghamshire 035 · E02003683

Postcode source versions

Explore HP8

Schools

Within 3.1 miles of this postcode

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Open schools
27
Primary
18
Secondary
4
  1. Dr Challoner's High School

    Academy converter

    305 m
  2. Little Chalfont Primary School

    Academy converter

    875 m
  3. Chalfont Valley E-ACT Primary Academy

    Academy sponsor led

    903 m

Recorded crime

Within 1 mile of this postcode

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Published events
414
Months covered
12
Latest month
June 2026

Most recorded categories in this period

  • Violence and sexual offences 171
  • Anti social behaviour 41
  • Shoplifting 39
  • Public order 30
  • Other theft 28

Census 2021

Population and age profile

Postcode residents
Not supplied
Postcode households
Not supplied
Residents per household
Not available
HP8 4 residents
6,934

Age bands in HP8 4

Wider postcode sector
Age 0 to 14
17.4%

1,209 residents

Age 15 to 24
10.6%

732 residents

Age 25 to 44
17%

1,178 residents

Age 45 to 64
31.9%

2,216 residents

Age 65 and over
23.1%

1,603 residents

Small counts are adjusted for privacy, so totals can differ slightly between Census tables.

Census Day: 21 March 2021. Sources: ONS/Nomis P001-P004 and ONS CT21_0228. Age table version 2024-04-08.

GP practices

3

within 5 km straight-line

  • LITTLE CHALFONT SURGERY

    200 WHITE LION ROAD, LITTLE CHALFONT, AMERSHAM, HP7 9NU

    ODS code K82621

    207 m

  • AMERSHAM HEALTH CENTRE

    KING GEORGE V ROAD, AMERSHAM ON THE HILL, AMERSHAM, HP6 5AY

    ODS code K82004

    2.8 km

  • RECTORY MEADOW SURGERY

    SCHOOL LANE, AMERSHAM, HP7 0HG

    ODS code K82001

    3.6 km

Nearby transport

  • Cokes Lane

    BCT · Little Chalfont

    0.1 miles
  • Cokes Lane

    BCT · Little Chalfont

    0.1 miles
  • Chalfont & Latimer Station

    BCT · Little Chalfont

    0.1 miles
  • Dr Challoners High School

    BCT · Little Chalfont

    0.1 miles
  • Chalfont & Latimer Station

    BCT · Little Chalfont

    0.2 miles

Relative deprivation

English Indices of Deprivation 2025 for Buckinghamshire 035B, the published LSOA linked to this postcode. Decile 1 contains the most deprived 10% of English LSOAs and decile 10 the least deprived 10%.

Overall IMD decile

8 of 10

Overall England rank

25,749 of 33,755

Income
7 of 10
Employment
7 of 10
Education and skills
9 of 10
Health and disability
9 of 10
Crime
7 of 10
Housing and services
4 of 10
Living environment
7 of 10

These are relative area statistics, not measures of an individual household, affluence or absolute change. They cannot be compared with indices for other UK nations. Source: English Indices of Deprivation 2025, version 2025-v2.

Evidence in context

Schools

27 open schools are in scope, including 18 primary and 4 secondary schools. Dr Challoner's High School is the nearest published school at 305 m.

Counts describe active establishment records. They do not assess admissions, catchments or quality.

Recorded crime

414 published events cover 12 months, averaging 34.5 events per published month. The largest recorded category is Violence and sexual offences with 171 events.

The source publishes anonymised street-level events. These figures are not a measure of safety for an individual address.