Christian share: highest and lowest councils in England and Wales (2021)

Knowsley had the highest Christian of England and Wales’s 318 councils in 2021, at 66.6%.

Tower Hamlets had the lowest, at 22.3%. The middle council, Mid Sussex, had 47.9%.

43 councils have no figure, and they are listed at the end with the reason.

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Christian for every council in England and Wales, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilRegion or nationValue
1KnowsleyNorth WestNorth West66.6%
2Ribble ValleyNorth WestNorth West66.4%
3SeftonNorth WestNorth West64.4%
4WiganNorth WestNorth West62.8%
5St. HelensNorth WestNorth West62.3%
6South RibbleNorth WestNorth West61.8%
7FyldeNorth WestNorth West61.6%
=8ChorleyNorth WestNorth West61.5%
=8West LancashireNorth WestNorth West61.5%
=10BostonEast MidlandsEast Midlands59.8%
=10WyreNorth WestNorth West59.8%
12Staffordshire MoorlandsWest MidlandsWest Midlands59.3%
13South StaffordshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands59.2%
14South HollandEast MidlandsEast Midlands58.9%
15HaltonNorth WestNorth West58.6%
16CumberlandNorth West

Worked out by Open Index by adding up the census output areas in this area, because the census was published on the boundaries before this council changed.

North West58.5%
17WychavonWest MidlandsWest Midlands57.7%
18LiverpoolNorth WestNorth West57.3%
19WarringtonNorth WestNorth West56.7%
20Stratford-on-AvonWest MidlandsWest Midlands56.4%
21BrentwoodEast of EnglandEast of England56.0%
22CotswoldSouth WestSouth West55.7%
23North YorkshireYorkshire and The Humber

Worked out by Open Index by adding up the census output areas in this area, because the census was published on the boundaries before this council changed.

Yorkshire and The Humber55.6%
=24Derbyshire DalesEast MidlandsEast Midlands55.5%
=24ShropshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands55.5%
26RutlandEast MidlandsEast Midlands55.4%
27BassetlawEast MidlandsEast Midlands55.3%
28Westmorland and FurnessNorth West

Worked out by Open Index by adding up the census output areas in this area, because the census was published on the boundaries before this council changed.

North West55.2%
=29North WarwickshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands55.0%
=29WirralNorth WestNorth West55.0%
31HerefordshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands54.9%
32South KestevenEast MidlandsEast Midlands54.8%
33West LindseyEast MidlandsEast Midlands54.7%
34County DurhamNorth EastNorth East54.6%
35Cheshire West and ChesterNorth WestNorth West54.5%
=36Cheshire EastNorth WestNorth West54.3%
=36StaffordWest MidlandsWest Midlands54.3%
38LichfieldWest MidlandsWest Midlands54.2%
=39East LindseyEast MidlandsEast Midlands53.9%
=39Malvern HillsWest MidlandsWest Midlands53.9%
41MeltonEast MidlandsEast Midlands53.7%
=42BromsgroveWest MidlandsWest Midlands53.5%
=42North KestevenEast MidlandsEast Midlands53.5%
=44East Riding of YorkshireYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber53.3%
=44Wyre ForestWest MidlandsWest Midlands53.3%
=46NorthumberlandNorth EastNorth East53.2%
=46SunderlandNorth EastNorth East53.2%
48ChichesterSouth EastSouth East53.1%
=49BroxbourneEast of EnglandEast of England53.0%
=49Redcar and ClevelandNorth EastNorth East53.0%
51South TynesideNorth EastNorth East52.6%
52HartlepoolNorth EastNorth East52.5%
=53Cannock ChaseWest MidlandsWest Midlands52.4%
=53King's Lynn and West NorfolkEast of EnglandEast of England52.4%
55North NorfolkEast of EnglandEast of England52.3%
=56HaveringLondonLondon52.2%
=56Mole ValleySouth EastSouth East52.2%
=58ArunSouth EastSouth East52.1%
=58DarlingtonNorth EastNorth East52.1%
=58FenlandEast of EnglandEast of England52.1%
=58North LincolnshireYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber52.1%
62ElmbridgeSouth EastSouth East52.0%
63WaverleySouth EastSouth East51.9%
=64LancasterNorth WestNorth West51.8%
=64Newcastle-under-LymeWest MidlandsWest Midlands51.8%
=64SevenoaksSouth EastSouth East51.8%
67ThurrockEast of EnglandEast of England51.7%
=68DorsetSouth WestSouth West51.6%
=68New ForestSouth EastSouth East51.6%
=70FlintshireWalesWales51.5%
=70Isle of AngleseyWalesWales51.5%
=70West OxfordshireSouth EastSouth East51.5%
73Newark and SherwoodEast MidlandsEast Midlands51.4%
74BarnsleyYorkshire and The Humber

Worked out by Open Index by adding up the census output areas in this area, because the census was published on the boundaries before this council changed.

Yorkshire and The Humber51.3%
75TandridgeSouth EastSouth East51.2%
=76East HampshireSouth EastSouth East51.1%
=76Stockton-on-TeesNorth EastNorth East51.1%
=78HyndburnNorth WestNorth West51.0%
=78TewkesburySouth WestSouth West51.0%
=80DoncasterYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber50.9%
=80North East DerbyshireEast MidlandsEast Midlands50.9%
=80RotherSouth EastSouth East50.9%
=80SpelthorneSouth EastSouth East50.9%
=84BlackpoolNorth WestNorth West50.8%
=84ConwyWalesWales50.8%
=84GatesheadNorth EastNorth East50.8%
87SolihullWest MidlandsWest Midlands50.7%
=88Forest of DeanSouth WestSouth West50.5%
=88RugbyWest MidlandsWest Midlands50.5%
=88Test ValleySouth EastSouth East50.5%
=91East StaffordshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands50.4%
=91RunnymedeSouth EastSouth East50.4%
=93BexleyLondonLondon50.3%
=93CherwellSouth EastSouth East50.3%
=93West DevonSouth WestSouth West50.3%
=96HarboroughEast MidlandsEast Midlands50.2%
=96SomersetSouth West

Worked out by Open Index by adding up the census output areas in this area, because the census was published on the boundaries before this council changed.

South West50.2%
=96UttlesfordEast of EnglandEast of England50.2%
=96WiltshireSouth WestSouth West50.2%
100East DevonSouth WestSouth West50.1%
=101BrecklandEast of EnglandEast of England50.0%
=101Surrey HeathSouth EastSouth East50.0%
103South OxfordshireSouth EastSouth East49.9%
=104HartSouth EastSouth East49.8%
=104Hinckley and BosworthEast MidlandsEast Midlands49.8%
=104Windsor and MaidenheadSouth EastSouth East49.8%
107Tunbridge WellsSouth EastSouth East49.7%
=108BaberghEast of EnglandEast of England49.6%
=108DoverSouth EastSouth East49.6%
=110MaldonEast of EnglandEast of England49.5%
=110WealdenSouth EastSouth East49.5%
=110West NorthamptonshireEast MidlandsEast Midlands49.5%
=110WrexhamWalesWales49.5%
114Epping ForestEast of EnglandEast of England49.4%
=115DenbighshireWalesWales49.3%
=115DudleyWest MidlandsWest Midlands49.3%
=115HorshamSouth EastSouth East49.3%
=115MaidstoneSouth EastSouth East49.3%
=115Mid SuffolkEast of EnglandEast of England49.3%
=115TendringEast of EnglandEast of England49.3%
121GraveshamSouth EastSouth East49.2%
=122East HertfordshireEast of EnglandEast of England49.1%
=122FarehamSouth EastSouth East49.1%
=122North West LeicestershireEast MidlandsEast Midlands49.1%
=122Reigate and BansteadSouth EastSouth East49.1%
=122TamworthWest MidlandsWest Midlands49.1%
=122West BerkshireSouth EastSouth East49.1%
=128RotherhamYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber49.0%
=128WakefieldYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber49.0%
=130CroydonLondonLondon48.9%
=130PowysWalesWales48.9%
=130RedditchWest MidlandsWest Midlands48.9%
=130WorcesterWest MidlandsWest Midlands48.9%
=134BuryNorth WestNorth West48.8%
=134PembrokeshireWalesWales48.8%
=134RossendaleNorth WestNorth West48.8%
=137MonmouthshireWalesWales48.7%
=137Tonbridge and MallingSouth EastSouth East48.7%
=137TorridgeSouth WestSouth West48.7%
=140Castle PointEast of EnglandEast of England48.6%
=140Vale of White HorseSouth EastSouth East48.6%
=140WinchesterSouth EastSouth East48.6%
=143East CambridgeshireEast of EnglandEast of England48.5%
=143High PeakEast MidlandsEast Midlands48.5%
=143Nuneaton and BedworthWest MidlandsWest Midlands48.5%
=143TorbaySouth WestSouth West48.5%
=147Kensington and ChelseaLondonLondon48.4%
=147TraffordNorth WestNorth West48.4%
=147West SuffolkEast of EnglandEast of England48.4%
150BromleyLondonLondon48.3%
=151BolsoverEast MidlandsEast Midlands48.2%
=151BurnleyNorth WestNorth West48.2%
=151GuildfordSouth EastSouth East48.2%
=154DartfordSouth EastSouth East48.1%
=154Epsom and EwellSouth EastSouth East48.1%
=156ChelmsfordEast of EnglandEast of England48.0%
=156Folkestone and HytheSouth EastSouth East48.0%
=158Central BedfordshireEast of EnglandEast of England47.9%
=158Mid SussexSouth EastSouth East47.9%
=158North NorthamptonshireEast MidlandsEast Midlands47.9%
161TamesideNorth WestNorth West47.8%
=162BroadlandEast of EnglandEast of England47.7%
=162ChesterfieldEast MidlandsEast Midlands47.7%
=162GloucesterSouth WestSouth West47.7%
=162Isle of WightSouth EastSouth East47.7%
=162SalfordNorth WestNorth West47.7%
=167AshfordSouth EastSouth East47.6%
=167BedfordEast of EnglandEast of England47.6%
=167CarmarthenshireWalesWales47.6%
=167PrestonNorth WestNorth West47.6%
=167RochfordEast of EnglandEast of England47.6%
=167Telford and WrekinWest MidlandsWest Midlands47.6%
=167Three RiversEast of EnglandEast of England47.6%
=167WokingSouth EastSouth East47.6%
=175Bracknell ForestSouth EastSouth East47.5%
=175StockportNorth WestNorth West47.5%
=175StroudSouth WestSouth West47.5%
=178South DerbyshireEast MidlandsEast Midlands47.4%
=178South HamsSouth WestSouth West47.4%
=178South NorfolkEast of EnglandEast of England47.4%
=178St AlbansEast of EnglandEast of England47.4%
=182HuntingdonshireEast of EnglandEast of England47.3%
=182Mid DevonSouth WestSouth West47.3%
=184BuckinghamshireSouth EastSouth East47.2%
=184SwaleSouth EastSouth East47.2%
=184TeignbridgeSouth WestSouth West47.2%
=184Welwyn HatfieldEast of EnglandEast of England47.2%
=188BraintreeEast of EnglandEast of England47.1%
=188East SuffolkEast of EnglandEast of England47.1%
=188Isles of ScillySouth WestSouth West47.1%
=188MertonLondonLondon47.1%
192BoltonNorth WestNorth West47.0%
193RochdaleNorth WestNorth West46.9%
194Bournemouth, Christchurch and PooleSouth WestSouth West46.8%
=195CeredigionWalesWales46.7%
=195Great YarmouthEast of EnglandEast of England46.7%
=195North DevonSouth WestSouth West46.7%
=195ThanetSouth EastSouth East46.7%
=199CanterburySouth EastSouth East46.6%
=199North SomersetSouth WestSouth West46.6%
=199North TynesideNorth EastNorth East46.6%
=199SwindonSouth WestSouth West46.6%
=203BasildonEast of EnglandEast of England46.5%
=203MansfieldEast MidlandsEast Midlands46.5%
=205DacorumEast of EnglandEast of England46.4%
=205EnfieldLondonLondon46.4%
207PeterboroughEast of EnglandEast of England46.3%
208GwyneddWalesWales46.2%
209MiddlesbroughNorth EastNorth East46.0%
210EastbourneSouth EastSouth East45.9%
=211Stoke-on-TrentWest MidlandsWest Midlands45.8%
=211SuttonLondonLondon45.8%
=213EastleighSouth EastSouth East45.7%
=213Hammersmith and FulhamLondonLondon45.7%
215CheltenhamSouth WestSouth West45.5%
=216Amber ValleyEast MidlandsEast Midlands45.4%
=216Barking and DagenhamLondonLondon45.4%
=216Basingstoke and DeaneSouth EastSouth East45.4%
=216CornwallSouth WestSouth West45.4%
=220HavantSouth EastSouth East45.3%
=220North East LincolnshireYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber45.3%
=220Richmond upon ThamesLondonLondon45.3%
=220South CambridgeshireEast of EnglandEast of England45.3%
224MedwaySouth EastSouth East45.1%
225OldhamNorth WestNorth West44.9%
=226GreenwichLondonLondon44.7%
=226HarlowEast of EnglandEast of England44.7%
=226WalsallWest MidlandsWest Midlands44.7%
=226WokinghamSouth EastSouth East44.7%
=230GosportSouth EastSouth East44.6%
=230WarwickWest MidlandsWest Midlands44.6%
=232ColchesterEast of EnglandEast of England44.4%
=232WatfordEast of EnglandEast of England44.4%
=234RushcliffeEast MidlandsEast Midlands44.1%
=234South GloucestershireSouth WestSouth West44.1%
=234Vale of GlamorganWalesWales44.1%
=237CoventryWest MidlandsWest Midlands43.9%
=237WorthingSouth EastSouth East43.9%
=237YorkYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber43.9%
=240LewishamLondonLondon43.8%
=240North HertfordshireEast of EnglandEast of England43.8%
=240WolverhamptonWest MidlandsWest Midlands43.8%
243LambethLondonLondon43.7%
244BlabyEast MidlandsEast Midlands43.4%
=245SouthwarkLondonLondon43.3%
=245StevenageEast of EnglandEast of England43.3%
247AdurSouth EastSouth East43.1%
=248Milton KeynesSouth EastSouth East42.8%
=248NewportWalesWales42.8%
250LewesSouth EastSouth East42.7%
=251CrawleySouth EastSouth East42.6%
=251ErewashEast MidlandsEast Midlands42.6%
=251Kingston upon ThamesLondonLondon42.6%
=251Southend-on-SeaEast of EnglandEast of England42.6%
=251WandsworthLondonLondon42.6%
256PlymouthSouth WestSouth West42.5%
257GedlingEast MidlandsEast Midlands42.4%
=258LeedsYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber42.3%
=258LincolnEast MidlandsEast Midlands42.3%
=258RushmoorSouth EastSouth East42.3%
=261Bath and North East SomersetSouth WestSouth West42.2%
=261IpswichEast of EnglandEast of England42.2%
263Neath Port TalbotWalesWales42.1%
=264AshfieldEast MidlandsEast Midlands42.0%
=264BroxtoweEast MidlandsEast Midlands42.0%
266HertsmereEast of EnglandEast of England41.8%
=267CalderdaleYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber41.5%
=267CharnwoodEast MidlandsEast Midlands41.5%
=267TorfaenWalesWales41.5%
=270Newcastle upon TyneNorth EastNorth East41.3%
=270SwanseaWalesWales41.3%
272BridgendWalesWales40.4%
273DerbyEast MidlandsEast Midlands40.2%
=274Merthyr TydfilWalesWales40.1%
=274SouthamptonSouth EastSouth East40.1%
276ExeterSouth WestSouth West40.0%
=277Kingston upon HullYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber39.9%
=277SandwellWest MidlandsWest Midlands39.9%
279ReadingSouth EastSouth East39.6%
=280KirkleesYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber39.4%
=280PortsmouthSouth EastSouth East39.4%
282HaringeyLondonLondon39.3%
283PendleNorth WestNorth West39.2%
=284HillingdonLondonLondon39.0%
=284Waltham ForestLondonLondon39.0%
286BrentLondonLondon38.8%
287SheffieldYorkshire and The Humber

Worked out by Open Index by adding up the census output areas in this area, because the census was published on the boundaries before this council changed.

Yorkshire and The Humber38.5%
=288CardiffWalesWales38.3%
=288HounslowLondonLondon38.3%
290OxfordSouth EastSouth East38.1%
291Blackburn with DarwenNorth WestNorth West38.0%
292LutonEast of EnglandEast of England37.9%
=293EalingLondonLondon37.8%
=293HastingsSouth EastSouth East37.8%
295WestminsterLondonLondon37.3%
296BarnetLondonLondon36.6%
297Blaenau GwentWalesWales36.5%
=298CaerphillyWalesWales36.4%
=298Rhondda Cynon TafWalesWales36.4%
300ManchesterNorth WestNorth West36.2%
301NewhamLondonLondon35.3%
302CambridgeEast of EnglandEast of England35.2%
=303City of LondonLondonLondon34.7%
=303IslingtonLondonLondon34.7%
=303NottinghamEast MidlandsEast Midlands34.7%
306Oadby and WigstonEast MidlandsEast Midlands34.6%
307BirminghamWest MidlandsWest Midlands34.0%
308HarrowLondonLondon33.9%
309NorwichEast of EnglandEast of England33.6%
310BradfordYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber33.4%
311BristolSouth WestSouth West32.2%
312SloughSouth EastSouth East32.0%
313CamdenLondonLondon31.4%
314Brighton and HoveSouth EastSouth East30.9%
315HackneyLondonLondon30.7%
316RedbridgeLondonLondon30.4%
317LeicesterEast MidlandsEast Midlands24.7%
318Tower HamletsLondonLondon22.3%
–AberdeenScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–AberdeenshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–AngusScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Antrim and NewtownabbeyNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–Ards and North DownNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–Argyll and ButeScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Armagh City, Banbridge and CraigavonNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–BelfastNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–Causeway Coast and GlensNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–ClackmannanshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Derry City and StrabaneNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–Dumfries and GallowayScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–DundeeScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–East AyrshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–East DunbartonshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–East LothianScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–East RenfrewshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–EdinburghScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–FalkirkScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Fermanagh and OmaghNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–FifeScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–GlasgowScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–HighlandScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–InverclydeScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Lisburn and CastlereaghNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–Mid and East AntrimNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–Mid UlsterNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–MidlothianScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–MorayScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Na h-Eileanan SiarScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Newry, Mourne and DownNorthern Ireland

Northern Ireland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

Northern IrelandNo figure
–North AyrshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–North LanarkshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Orkney IslandsScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Perth and KinrossScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–RenfrewshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Scottish BordersScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–Shetland IslandsScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–South AyrshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–South LanarkshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–StirlingScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–West DunbartonshireScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure
–West LothianScotland

Scotland's census asks which religion people belong to, a differently worded question, so its figures are not shown with England and Wales.

ScotlandNo figure

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