| − | '''Central London''' lies within the traditional counties of [[Middlesex]] and [[Surrey]] (parts north and south of the [[Thames]] respectively) and forms the innermost part of the [[Greater London|London built-up area]]. Although a number of definitions exist as to what exactly constitutes central London, it is generally agreed to contain [[City of London|the City]], the main financial hub of London and indeed the UK, and [[Westminster]], the UK's seat of government and resident of the Monarch, with the addition at least parts of Camden, Hackney, Lambeth, Southwark and Tower Hamlets. | + | '''Central London''' lies within the traditional counties of [[Middlesex]] and [[Surrey]] (parts north and south of the [[Thames]] respectively) and forms the innermost part of the [[Greater London|London built-up area]]. Although a number of definitions exist as to what exactly constitutes central London, it is generally agreed to contain [[City of London|the City]], the main financial hub of London and indeed the UK, and [[Westminster]], the UK's seat of government and resident of the Monarch, with the addition at least parts of Camden, Hackney, Lambeth, [[Southwark]] and Tower Hamlets. |