
Sunday, January 21st, 2007
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Southern Charm, Western Passion
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Re: The Race Map of Britain (by The Independent newspaper)
I found the text without the map:
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SCOTLAND AT A GLANCE
The total minority ethnic population is just over 100,000. This is an increase of 62.3 per cent in the past decade.
The largest non-white group in Scotland is people of Pakistani origin, with 31,793 people - two thirds of one per cent (0.63 per cent).
The second largest non-white group in Scotland is people of Chinese origin - 16,310 people - one third of one per cent (0.3 per cent).
28 per cent of people in Scotland describe themselves as not religious.
65 per cent of the population describe themselves as Christian. 45 per cent of people in the Church of Scotland denomination are aged 50 or over, compared to 32 per cent of Roman Catholics.
The second largest religious group is Muslim, despite accounting for less than one per cent of the Scottish population.
Muslims have the youngest age profile of any religion in Scotland, with 31 per cent aged under 16 years.
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Nearly half of the 6,400 Jews resident in Scotland live in East Renfrewshire.
NORTHERN IRELAND
There are 14,279 non-white people living in Northern Ireland from a population of 1.68m - less than one per cent
There are 737,412 members of the Catholic community as defined by upbringing (43.8 per cent)
Protestant faith communities, defined by upbringing, number 895,377 (53 per cent)
Chinese are the largest non-white community, numbering 4,145 people.
Asian communities - including Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi - number 2,679, while Black communities number 1,136.
There are 234,800 people who either speak, read, write or understand Irish.
Easington
LEAST ETHNICALLY DIVERSE COMMUNITY
If you bump into someone in the street in Easington, Co Durham, there is just a two per cent chance they will be from a different ethnic group
Princes Park Liverpool
HIGHEST CONCENTRATION OF MIXED ETHNICITY
More people in Princes Park, Liverpool, describe themselves as mixed race than anywhere else - 11 per cent
Moseley Camp Hill
HIGHEST PROPORTION OF MUSLIMS
Three quarters of the population of Moseley and Camp Hill, Birmingham follow Islam. One third of all Muslims live in the West Midlands
LOWEST CONCENTRATION OF CHRISTIANS
Only 13 per cent of people describe themselves as Christian in Moseley Experts devised a "diversity index" - based on the probability that any two people chosen at random from a particular area would be from different ethnic groups, even if neither of them are white.
A score of 0.5 means there is more than a 50 per cent chance of this happening - and the area is classed as highly ethnically diverse
Slough MOST
MOST ETHNICALLY DIVERSE PLACE OUTSIDE LONDON
In Slough there is a 62 per cent likelihood that any two people will come from a different background
Brighton
LEAST RELIGIOUS TOWN
Four out of ten people in Brighton described themselves as having no religion
Frizzinghall, Bradford
HIGHEST CONCENTRATION OF PAKISTANIS
Frizinghall, Bradford has the biggest concentration of Pakistanis in England and Wales, making up 73 per cent of the population
Salford
HIGHEST CONCENTRATION OF JEWISH PEOPLE
Broughton in Salford has the highest concentration of Jews outside London - they make up 49 per cent of the population
Rusholme
HIGHEST CARIBBEAN CONCENTRATION
One in four of the population of Rusholme, Manchester is Black Caribbean, the highest concentration outside London
Brent
MOST ETHNICALLY DIVERSE AREA
In Brent, London, there was an 85 per cent chance that any two people chosen at random in the street would belong to different ethnic groups
Camberwell
BIGGEST CONTRAST IN NEIGHBOURS
In one ward in Camberwell, London, Black Africans make up 41 per cent of the residents - yet in the neighbouring ward covering Herne Hill they account for just two per cent
Harrow
MOST RELIGIOUSLY DIVERSE COMMUNITY
In Harrow there is a 62 per cent chance that any two people will practise a different religion
THE RACE MAP OF BRITAIN Independent, The (London) - Find Articles
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