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Newham is consistently identified as London’s most ethnically diverse borough, with non‑white (Asian, Black, Mixed or Other) residents making up about 69.2% of its population . Other London boroughs f...
London is a majority‑minority city: roughly 46% of Londoners are from non‑white ethnic groups according to multiple syntheses of the 2021 census and recent estimates, a sharp rise from 2011 when the w...
London’s overall crime rate in recent datasets is roughly mid‑table among UK police areas — about 107 offences per 1,000 residents in the year to Dec 2024 in one compilation — while poverty and income...
, and top the 2021 census rankings for the highest proportions of non‑white residents, with Newham reaching about 69.2%, Brent about 65.4% and Redbridge about 65.2% . At the other extreme, (≈19.5%), (...
Ethnic diversity across London boroughs is strongly associated with uneven income, housing and education outcomes: boroughs and neighbourhoods with higher shares of some minority groups—particularly B...
There is a benefit cap in Great Britain that limits the total amount of working‑age benefits a household can receive; it has different monthly/annual levels and exemptions and affected tens of thousan...