Top 20 Religious Places in England by White British Population Proportion (2011) #1433224 (License: Personal Use)

The bar chart displays the percentage of White British residents (blue bars) and those reporting “No Religion” (red bars) across the 20 most religious local authorities in England as of the 2011 census. Areas like Knowsley, Copeland, and St. Helens show over 90% White British populations alongside relatively low non-religious proportions, while places such as Newham and Brent exhibit lower White British shares and higher secular identification. The data highlights regional demographic and religious diversity patterns within England.

Used on census analysis, sociological reports, or policy pages discussing religion, ethnicity, and regional demographics in the UK; targets researchers, educators, and policymakers seeking evidence-based geographic insights.