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One municipality, Camden, has already seen its coronavirus rate drop in seven days below 100 per 100,000, one of the thresholds previously used to be at Tier 1.
Westminster and Southwark are also close to this level, meaning that a swath of central London, so crucial to the British economy, could soon have level 1 infection rates.
Richmond, Lewisham, and Wandsworth are also heading toward this Covid-19 rate of 100 / 100,000.
Twenty-two districts saw a drop in the number of confirmed cases in the week through Nov.20, according to official figures.
Seven more had an increase of less than eight percent and could easily see declines in the coming days.
London’s seven-day exchange rate has fallen from what seems increasingly likely to have been a second wave peak of 199.6 around November 15 to 181.8 on November 20.
Reports suggested that London and Liverpool are likely to move to Level 2, but Manchester and more parts of the North West and Northeast may be at Level 3.
In Wandsworth, there were 414 cases in the week through Nov. 20, 209 (33.5 percent) less than the previous week and with a seven-day per 100,000 rate of 125.6.
Camden saw 262 cases, 103 (28.2 percent) with a rate of 97, Westminster 310 cases, 116 (27.2 percent) with a rate of 118.6, Islington 322 cases, 105 (24.6 percent ) with a rate of 132.8, Hammersmith & Fulham 304, 97 (24.2%) with a rate of 164.2, Richmond 217, 64 (22.8%) with a rate of 109.6, Hillingdon 605, 146 (19.4%) with a rate of 197.2, Kingston 282, 63 (18.3%) with a rate of 158.9, Ealing 738, 152 (17.1%) with a rate of 215.9 and Barnet 653, 114 (14.9%) with a rate of 165.
Lambeth saw 453 cases, 77 (14.5%) with a rate of 138.9, Tower Hamlets 747 cases, 122 (14%) with a rate of 230, Sutton 313 cases, 46 (12.8%) with a rate of 151.7, Lewisham 346 cases, 47 (12%) with a rate of 113.1, Waltham Forest 575, 69 (10.7%) with 207.6, Kensington & Chelsea 212, 19 (8.2%) ) with a rate of 135.8, Harrow 457 cases, 40 (8%) down with a rate of 182, Southwark 359 cases, 31 (7.9%) with a rate of 112.6, Hackney and City of London 466 cases, down 39 (7.7%) with a rate of 160.2, Bexley 622 cases, 50 (7.4%) with a rate of 250.5, Haringey 376, 26 (6.5%) with a rate 140, and Brent 676, minus 28 (4 percent) with a rate of 205.
Greenwich saw 578 cases, 94 (19.4 percent) more with a rate of 200.7, Newham 810 cases, 103 (14.6 percent) with a rate of 229.4, Redbridge 918 cases, 80 (9, 5 percent) with a rate of 300.8, Merton 370 cases, up to 27 (7.9%) with a rate of 179.1, Croydon 635 cases, up to 37 (6.2%) with a rate of 164, 2, Havering 952 cases, up to 45 (5%) with a rate of 366.8, Barking & Dagenham 550 cases, up to 26 (5%) with a rate of 258.3, Enfield 708 cases, up to 20 (2.9 %) with a rate of 212.1, Bromley 514 cases, up to 12 (2.4%) with a rate of 154.7 and Hounslow 551 cases, up to 8 (1.5 percent) with a rate of 202.9 .
