West Ten

West Ten is a colloquial term referring to a specific area in West London, England. It primarily encompasses the W10 postal district. While not an official administrative region, "West Ten" is commonly used by residents, businesses, and in local media to denote the area, lending it a sense of place and identity.

The area generally considered to be West Ten includes North Kensington, parts of Ladbroke Grove, and parts of Queen's Park. Its boundaries are somewhat fluid and depend on individual perception.

The term often carries connotations related to the area's history, demographics, and cultural identity. This includes its working-class roots, its historically diverse population, its association with the Notting Hill Carnival, and its blend of residential and commercial areas. The area has undergone significant gentrification in recent decades, leading to changes in its demographics and character. The term "West Ten" is sometimes used to reflect or comment on these changes.