Family Area Report

KT3 New Malden Village — Family Area Report

New Malden Village · Kingston upon Thames

Council Tax Band D · 2025/26Kingston upon Thames£2,488/yr
Family densityHigh · 28–34%32.5% of households have dependent children
36
Family Score

Ranked against every London postcode we cover.

KT3 is the London postcode area covering New Malden Village in the London Borough of Kingston upon Thames. It scores 36/100 on our family-life index. It's strongest on safety (100/100) and weakest on schools (0/100). 1 schools sit within a mile, the Met recorded 0 incidents in 2026-05, and there are 0 parks within walking distance. The nearest central London hub is Waterloo in 41 min on the morning rush. 32.5% of households here have dependent children — high.

Schools0
Safety100
Amenities0
Green space0
Family density57
Commute70

Schools

1 within 1 mile

  • Raynes Park High School

    Secondary · 1134 pupils

    1344m

Source: DfE GIAS + Ofsted latest inspections · updated Jul 2026

Safety

0 incidents in May 2026

    Counts cover a single calendar month (May 2026) — the latest released by data.police.uk.

    Family life

    Within 1km

    Parks
    0
    GP surgeries
    0
    Libraries
    0
    Supermarkets
    11

    Sources: NHS ODS (GPs) · FSA (supermarkets) · OpenStreetMap (parks, libraries)

    Commute

    6 central London hubs · Morning rush

    Average · 36–45 min
    WaterlooFastest
    41 min
    via South Western Railway + 1 bus
    King's Cross
    60 min
    via South Western Railway & Victoria + 1 bus
    Liverpool Street
    63 min
    via South Western Railway & Waterloo & City & Central + 1 bus
    Canary Wharf
    67 min
    via South Western Railway & Jubilee
    Paddington
    58 min
    via District + 1 bus
    Victoria
    52 min
    via South Western Railway & Victoria + 1 bus

    Door-to-door, arriving by 08:15 on a weekday. Source: TfL Journey Planner. Nearest hub: Waterloo in 41 min.

    How this is built.

    Scores are percentiles within our London cohort: your score is relative to other London areas, not absolute. Schools come from the DfE GIAS register (open schools only). Crime is from data.police.uk, latest available month. Ofsted single-word judgements were withdrawn in Sept 2024. We'll add the new report-card grades as they roll out from late 2025.

    Family density is drawn from ONS Census 2021 household composition data at LSOA level. We map each postcode to its representative LSOA and rank it against the 32 London postcodes in our cohort.

    Commute times are pre-calculated via the TfL Journey Planner API for a weekday arrival at 08:15, from the centre of each postcode to Waterloo, King's Cross, Liverpool Street, Canary Wharf, Paddington and Victoria.

    • No GIAS schools matched outcode KT3. Rebuild src/data/london-schools.json if this outcode should be covered.

    KT3 — frequently asked questions

    The things families ask us most about New Malden Village, answered from the same data behind the scores above.

    Is KT3 a good area for families?
    KT3 (New Malden Village, Kingston upon Thames) scores 36/100 on our family-life index, making it a tougher sell among the London postcodes we cover. Schools score 0/100, safety 100/100, amenities 0/100, green space 0/100 and commute 70/100.
    What are the schools like in KT3?
    There are 1 schools within a mile of KT3, sourced from the DfE GIAS register with the latest Ofsted inspection attached. KT3 scores 0/100 on schools, ranked against every other London postcode in our cohort.
    How safe is KT3?
    The Metropolitan Police recorded 0 crime incidents in KT3 in May 2026 (the latest month released by data.police.uk). On our cohort-relative scale, KT3 scores 100/100 for safety.
    How long is the commute from KT3 to central London?
    Using the TfL Journey Planner for a weekday 08:15 arrival, the fastest of our six central London hubs from KT3 is Waterloo in about 41 minutes. We benchmark commute times to Waterloo, King's Cross, Liverpool Street, Canary Wharf, Paddington and Victoria.
    Do many families live in KT3?
    32.5% of households in KT3's representative LSOA have dependent children (ONS Census 2021), which we band as high (28–34%) versus the rest of London.

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