This doesn't answer your question, but the district and town centre of Balham is now in the borough of Wandsworth, not Lambeth, although the area east of Cavendish Road known as the Hyde Farm Estate is generally referred to as being in Balham and has the SW12 postcode.
As I understand it from Wikipedia and elsewhere on the Web, Balham was part of the Metropolitan Borough of Wandsworth before the metropolitan boroughs were replaced with larger London boroughs in 1965.
Balham is a neighborhood of South West of London, England, and is part of the London Borough of Landsworth. Balham is a good location for hosting public events.
tottenham depends where you come from, Balham and Brixton can be rough also
Tulse Hill is in South London in the London Borough of Lambeth and is about 6 miles from central London.
The Brixton is considered to be one of 35 major centers in the Greater London area. It can be found in the London Borough of Lambeth, as part of South London.
Clapham South is situated in the London Borough of Lambeth. It is in south part of London. Clapham South encompasses the southern parts of Clapham Common.
Clapham is a district in the United Kingdom. The district is located in the south west of London and is part of London Borough of Lambeth. The Clapham district has a population of around 65000 inhabitants.
The London Eye is in London, England which is part of the continent of Europe.
No the oldest part of london is its cities
It has a Harrow postcode and is in Middlesex
Stevenage is not in London.
The City of London is part of the Metropolitan County of Greater London. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_London
Surrey is not in London. It is a county that borders Greater London. Here are a few areas which are still mistakenly referred to as 'Surrey' but are officially part of Greater London: Richmond-upon-Thames, Kingston-upon-Thames, Surbiton, Sutton and Croydon. What confuses many people - is that these towns do not possess traditional London post-codes (such as SW15, with the exception of Kingston Vale in this case) but apart from this anomaly - are otherwise administratively parts of London. North of the Thames, similar anomalies are found: Wembley (an iconic area of London) possesses an HA post-code (Harrow) and not a NW post-code as one may expect. If you look further back through history you will find that Lambeth, Wandsworth and Southwark were considered part of Surrey until 1889 - but were 'swallowed-up' by the inexorable expansion of London through time. More details about today's Surrey County can be found on the link below.