Foreign-Born Mothers in GB

[Agrippa]

12. Births to foreign-born mothers are concentrated in particular areas. In Greater London as a whole the percentage is 49% (Inner London 57%, Outer London 43%) and the following London boroughs have 60% or more of births to foreign-born mothers: • Brent 68%
• Camden 61%
• Haringey 60%
• Kensington and Chelsea 67%
• Newham 71%
• Tower Hamlets 69%
• Westminster 67%
13. Outside London the highest concentrations of births to foreign-born mothers are in the following cities and towns: • Birmingham 34%
• Bradford 29%
• Cambridge 36%
• Crawley 28%
• Leicester 38%
• Luton 44%
• Manchester (city of): 33%
• Milton Keynes 25%
• Oldham 27%
• Oxford 34%
• Peterborough 25%
• Reading 29%
• Slough 48%
• Watford 31%
• Windsor and Maidenhead 25%
• Woking 29%

http://www.migrationwatchuk.org/Brie...es_britain.asp
Alarming numbers. I just ask myself whether the highest numbers being really that of foreign-born mothers only - so not even all non-English, non-European mothers being included (!!!), because that would mean for some areas that autochthonous birthrates being in fact unimportant already and we can speak of non-European cities in the nearest future - even present partly.
F.e.:
• Newham 71% (!)
This sheds light on the "increased birthrates/fertility rates" in parts of Europe, which is being used by some sources to justifiy certain policies and appeasing the population, which can be attributed to the foreign ethnoracial elements in the majority of cases.

[Agrippa]

On Dodona a British resident of mixed heritage gave a really interesting comment which I want to share with you since it gives more insights mainly locals can know:

Originally Posted by snack4you

A power point study "Projections of Ethnic minority populations of Britain": http://www.apsoc.ox.ac.uk/Oxpop/rece...tion%20files/1
Page 11:
Contribution of Mixed Births to Total Births by Ethnic group of Mother, UK, 1992-2001:
Chinese: 40.7%
Caribbean: 35.3%
Black African: 16.6%
Indian: 12.8%
Pakistani: 8.9%
Bangladeshi: 4.1%
White: 1.5%
-http://www.apsoc.ox.ac.uk/Oxpop/recent%20presentation%20files/11
As you can see 40.7% of Chinese mothers give birth to mixed race babies (most of everything interracial is Non-White:White), which is rather expected due to the female bias trend in Oriental groups. But also over a third of Black Caribbean women give birth to mixed race babies (the percentage of Black fathers to mixed race babies would be much larger). The other groups are lower, with the Africans they're more foreign born, and less adapted to British culture, so the number of Black african mothers to mixed race children would likely rise. As for the white mother percentage, well how that would manifest itself overall. Since there was 645,835 live births in 2005, roughly 90% are White mothers (580,000), 1.5% have non-white births or 8,700 Non-white (mixed race) births, attributed to white mothers. So White mothers contribute around an extra 10-15% to the number of non-white births annually. On a single ethnic group basis, "White British" women probably give birth to more non-whites than any other individual ethnic group (except perhaps Pakistani women).
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A power point study "Projections of Ethnic minority populations of Britain": http://www.apsoc.ox.ac.uk/Oxpop/rece...tion%20files/1
Page 11:
Contribution of Mixed Births to Total Births by Ethnic group of Mother, UK, 1992-2001:
Chinese: 40.7%
Caribbean: 35.3%
Black African: 16.6%
Indian: 12.8%
Pakistani: 8.9%
Bangladeshi: 4.1%
White: 1.5%
-http://www.apsoc.ox.ac.uk/Oxpop/recent%20presentation%20files/11
As you can see 40.7% of Chinese mothers give birth to mixed race babies (most of everything interracial is Non-White:White), which is rather expected due to the female bias trend in Oriental groups. But also over a third of Black Caribbean women give birth to mixed race babies (the percentage of Black fathers to mixed race babies would be much larger). The other groups are lower, with the Africans they're more foreign born, and less adapted to British culture, so the number of Black african mothers to mixed race children would likely rise. As for the white mother percentage, well how that would manifest itself overall. Since there was 645,835 live births in 2005, roughly 90% are White mothers (580,000), 1.5% have non-white births or 8,700 Non-white (mixed race) births, attributed to white mothers. So White mothers contribute around an extra 10-15% to the number of non-white births annually. On a single ethnic group basis, "White British" women probably give birth to more non-whites than any other individual ethnic group (except perhaps Pakistani women).

More informations about the British population:
http://www.statistics.gov.uk/cci/nugget.asp?id=455
http://www.statistics.gov.uk/cci/nugget.asp?id=1090