The Environment Committee has released figures warning Londoners of how 'at risk' their homes are to the flooding that has swept the UK.
More that 14,400 homes were categorised as 'high risk' in the capital.
Murad Qureshi, chair of the Environment Committee, said: "The figures we have obtained from the Environment Agency show far too many homes in London remain at high flood risk.
"The Prime Minister has said that money is no object, so it's time for the Mayor to cash in that promise and secure the funding necessary to protect those London homes."
Hillingdon, Hounslow and Harrow all feature in the top ten London boroughs with the most homes at risk.
Barking and Dagenham: 391
Barnet: 1,136
Bexley: 126
Brent: 379
Camden: 0
Bromley: 396
Croydon: 125
City of London: 21
Ealing: 163
Enfield: 352
Greenwich: 312
Hackney: 95
Hammersmith and Fulham: 32
Haringey: 15
Harrow: 516
Havering: 339
Hillingdon: 790
Hounslow: 805
Islington: 0
Kensington and Chelsea: 49
Kingston upon Thames: 2,361
Lambeth: 18
Lewisham: 291
Merton: 461
Newham: 231
Redbridge: 446
Richmond upon Thames: 948
Southwark: 48
Sutton: 148
Tower Hamlets: 544
Waltham Forest: 2,510
Wandsworth: 315
Westminster: 45
