No religion: highest and lowest councils in England and Wales (2021)

Caerphilly had the highest no religion of England and Wales’s 318 councils in 2021, at 56.7%.

Harrow had the lowest, at 10.6%. The middle council, Arun, had 39.9%.

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

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No religion for every council in England and Wales, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilRegion or nationValue
1CaerphillyWalesWales56.7%
2Blaenau GwentWalesWales56.4%
3Rhondda Cynon TafWalesWales56.2%
4Brighton and HoveSouth EastSouth East55.2%
5NorwichEast of EnglandEast of England53.5%
6Merthyr TydfilWalesWales53.2%
7BridgendWalesWales52.3%
=8BristolSouth WestSouth West51.4%
=8HastingsSouth EastSouth East51.4%
10TorfaenWalesWales50.8%
11AshfieldEast MidlandsEast Midlands50.3%
=12ErewashEast MidlandsEast Midlands49.9%
=12Neath Port TalbotWalesWales49.9%
14Kingston upon HullYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber49.2%
15PlymouthSouth WestSouth West48.9%
16ExeterSouth WestSouth West48.5%
17GosportSouth EastSouth East48.4%
18LewesSouth EastSouth East48.2%
=19AdurSouth EastSouth East47.9%
=19Bath and North East SomersetSouth WestSouth West47.9%
=19Vale of GlamorganWalesWales47.9%
22GedlingEast MidlandsEast Midlands47.7%
23HavantSouth EastSouth East47.4%
=24Amber ValleyEast MidlandsEast Midlands47.3%
=24SwanseaWalesWales47.3%
=26LincolnEast MidlandsEast Midlands47.1%
=26PortsmouthSouth EastSouth East47.1%
28BroxtoweEast MidlandsEast Midlands46.8%
29North East LincolnshireYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber46.5%
=30CornwallSouth WestSouth West46.3%
=30Isles of ScillySouth WestSouth West46.3%
=32North TynesideNorth EastNorth East46.1%
=32South GloucestershireSouth WestSouth West46.1%
=32YorkYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber46.1%
35WorthingSouth EastSouth East45.7%
36MansfieldEast MidlandsEast Midlands45.6%
=37IpswichEast of EnglandEast of England45.3%
=37North SomersetSouth WestSouth West45.3%
=37SwaleSouth EastSouth East45.3%
40Great YarmouthEast of EnglandEast of England45.2%
41North DevonSouth WestSouth West45.1%
=42BraintreeEast of EnglandEast of England45.0%
=42EastleighSouth EastSouth East45.0%
=42Mid DevonSouth WestSouth West45.0%
=45BolsoverEast MidlandsEast Midlands44.9%
=45East SuffolkEast of EnglandEast of England44.9%
=45RochfordEast of EnglandEast of England44.9%
=45Southend-on-SeaEast of EnglandEast of England44.9%
=45StevenageEast of EnglandEast of England44.9%
50TeignbridgeSouth WestSouth West44.8%
51CambridgeEast of EnglandEast of England44.7%
=52BroadlandEast of EnglandEast of England44.5%
=52ChesterfieldEast MidlandsEast Midlands44.5%
=52North HertfordshireEast of EnglandEast of England44.5%
=55CarmarthenshireWalesWales44.4%
=55CheltenhamSouth WestSouth West44.4%
=55ColchesterEast of EnglandEast of England44.4%
=55High PeakEast MidlandsEast Midlands44.4%
=55RushcliffeEast MidlandsEast Midlands44.4%
=55South NorfolkEast of EnglandEast of England44.4%
61TamworthWest MidlandsWest Midlands44.3%
62GwyneddWalesWales44.2%
=63BasildonEast of EnglandEast of England44.1%
=63StroudSouth WestSouth West44.1%
=63ThanetSouth EastSouth East44.1%
66South HamsSouth WestSouth West44.0%
=67Isle of WightSouth EastSouth East43.9%
=67North West LeicestershireEast MidlandsEast Midlands43.9%
=69City of LondonLondonLondon43.8%
=69HuntingdonshireEast of EnglandEast of England43.8%
71FarehamSouth EastSouth East43.7%
=72Castle PointEast of EnglandEast of England43.5%
=72Mid SuffolkEast of EnglandEast of England43.5%
=74Basingstoke and DeaneSouth EastSouth East43.4%
=74HarlowEast of EnglandEast of England43.4%
=74MaldonEast of EnglandEast of England43.4%
=74MonmouthshireWalesWales43.4%
=74SheffieldYorkshire 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 Humber43.4%
=74SouthamptonSouth EastSouth East43.4%
=74TorridgeSouth WestSouth West43.4%
81South CambridgeshireEast of EnglandEast of England43.3%
=82EastbourneSouth EastSouth East43.2%
=82TendringEast of EnglandEast of England43.2%
=82TorbaySouth WestSouth West43.2%
=85CeredigionWalesWales43.0%
=85MedwaySouth EastSouth East43.0%
=85NewportWalesWales43.0%
=85PembrokeshireWalesWales43.0%
=85South DerbyshireEast MidlandsEast Midlands43.0%
=90BaberghEast of EnglandEast of England42.9%
=90CardiffWalesWales42.9%
=90East CambridgeshireEast of EnglandEast of England42.9%
=93Central BedfordshireEast of EnglandEast of England42.8%
=93Tonbridge and MallingSouth EastSouth East42.8%
=95BlabyEast MidlandsEast Midlands42.6%
=95North NorthamptonshireEast MidlandsEast Midlands42.6%
=95West SuffolkEast of EnglandEast of England42.6%
98DoverSouth EastSouth East42.4%
99North East DerbyshireEast MidlandsEast Midlands42.3%
=100Bournemouth, Christchurch and PooleSouth WestSouth West42.2%
=100WinchesterSouth EastSouth East42.2%
=102BarnsleyYorkshire 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 Humber42.1%
=102BrecklandEast of EnglandEast of England42.1%
=102DenbighshireWalesWales42.1%
=102HorshamSouth EastSouth East42.1%
=102Mid SussexSouth EastSouth East42.1%
=102WealdenSouth EastSouth East42.1%
=108CalderdaleYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber42.0%
=108CanterburySouth EastSouth East42.0%
=108PowysWalesWales42.0%
111East DevonSouth WestSouth West41.9%
=112East HertfordshireEast of EnglandEast of England41.8%
=112Folkestone and HytheSouth EastSouth East41.8%
=112WrexhamWalesWales41.8%
=115Hinckley and BosworthEast MidlandsEast Midlands41.7%
=115Vale of White HorseSouth EastSouth East41.7%
=117Forest of DeanSouth WestSouth West41.6%
=117West DevonSouth WestSouth West41.6%
=119SomersetSouth 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 West41.5%
=119UttlesfordEast of EnglandEast of England41.5%
=121WakefieldYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber41.3%
=121WiltshireSouth WestSouth West41.3%
=123ChelmsfordEast of EnglandEast of England41.2%
=123Newark and SherwoodEast MidlandsEast Midlands41.2%
=123NottinghamEast MidlandsEast Midlands41.2%
=126Cannock ChaseWest MidlandsWest Midlands41.1%
=126DacorumEast of EnglandEast of England41.1%
=126HartSouth EastSouth East41.1%
=126South OxfordshireSouth EastSouth East41.1%
=126West BerkshireSouth EastSouth East41.1%
131BlackpoolNorth WestNorth West41.0%
=132ConwyWalesWales40.9%
=132East HampshireSouth EastSouth East40.9%
=132Telford and WrekinWest MidlandsWest Midlands40.9%
=135IslingtonLondonLondon40.8%
=135Newcastle upon TyneNorth EastNorth East40.8%
=135TewkesburySouth WestSouth West40.8%
=138AshfordSouth EastSouth East40.7%
=138CharnwoodEast MidlandsEast Midlands40.7%
=138FlintshireWalesWales40.7%
=138Isle of AngleseyWalesWales40.7%
=138New ForestSouth EastSouth East40.7%
=138RotherSouth EastSouth East40.7%
=144Test ValleySouth EastSouth East40.6%
=144West OxfordshireSouth EastSouth East40.6%
146SwindonSouth WestSouth West40.5%
147Bracknell ForestSouth EastSouth East40.4%
148Tunbridge WellsSouth EastSouth East40.3%
=149LeedsYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber40.2%
=149Redcar and ClevelandNorth EastNorth East40.2%
=151DorsetSouth WestSouth West40.1%
=151GatesheadNorth EastNorth East40.1%
=151HartlepoolNorth EastNorth East40.1%
=151MaidstoneSouth EastSouth East40.1%
=151NorthumberlandNorth EastNorth East40.1%
=151RossendaleNorth WestNorth West40.1%
=157RedditchWest MidlandsWest Midlands40.0%
=157WarwickWest MidlandsWest Midlands40.0%
=159ArunSouth EastSouth East39.9%
=159FenlandEast of EnglandEast of England39.9%
=161DoncasterYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber39.8%
=161RotherhamYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber39.8%
=163DarlingtonNorth EastNorth East39.7%
=163GloucesterSouth WestSouth West39.7%
=163GuildfordSouth EastSouth East39.7%
=166North NorfolkEast of EnglandEast of England39.6%
=166StockportNorth WestNorth West39.6%
=166WorcesterWest MidlandsWest Midlands39.6%
=169King's Lynn and West NorfolkEast of EnglandEast of England39.5%
=169North KestevenEast MidlandsEast Midlands39.5%
=169SevenoaksSouth EastSouth East39.5%
=169SunderlandNorth EastNorth East39.5%
=173MeltonEast MidlandsEast Midlands39.3%
=173South TynesideNorth EastNorth East39.3%
=175East Riding of YorkshireYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber39.1%
=175Stockton-on-TeesNorth EastNorth East39.1%
=177OxfordSouth EastSouth East39.0%
=177WaverleySouth EastSouth East39.0%
=179Newcastle-under-LymeWest MidlandsWest Midlands38.9%
=179TandridgeSouth EastSouth East38.9%
181East LindseyEast MidlandsEast Midlands38.8%
182ChichesterSouth EastSouth East38.7%
=183County DurhamNorth EastNorth East38.6%
=183North LincolnshireYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber38.6%
=183Wyre ForestWest MidlandsWest Midlands38.6%
=186HarboroughEast MidlandsEast Midlands38.4%
=186Mole ValleySouth EastSouth East38.4%
188West NorthamptonshireEast MidlandsEast Midlands38.2%
=189CherwellSouth EastSouth East38.1%
=189LancasterNorth WestNorth West38.1%
=189LichfieldWest MidlandsWest Midlands38.1%
=189Malvern HillsWest MidlandsWest Midlands38.1%
=189North WarwickshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands38.1%
=189Reigate and BansteadSouth EastSouth East38.1%
=195Milton KeynesSouth EastSouth East38.0%
=195TamesideNorth WestNorth West38.0%
=195West LindseyEast MidlandsEast Midlands38.0%
=198Richmond upon ThamesLondonLondon37.9%
=198RushmoorSouth EastSouth East37.9%
=200Cheshire West and ChesterNorth WestNorth West37.8%
=200Nuneaton and BedworthWest MidlandsWest Midlands37.8%
=202Cheshire EastNorth WestNorth West37.7%
=202Stoke-on-TrentWest MidlandsWest Midlands37.7%
=204BassetlawEast MidlandsEast Midlands37.5%
=204LambethLondonLondon37.5%
=204South KestevenEast MidlandsEast Midlands37.5%
=207BromsgroveWest MidlandsWest Midlands37.4%
=207Westmorland 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 West37.4%
=209BromleyLondonLondon37.3%
=209Derbyshire DalesEast MidlandsEast Midlands37.3%
=209WirralNorth WestNorth West37.3%
=212RutlandEast MidlandsEast Midlands37.1%
=212St AlbansEast of EnglandEast of England37.1%
=214ShropshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands37.0%
=214Welwyn HatfieldEast of EnglandEast of England37.0%
=216North 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 Humber36.9%
=216StaffordWest MidlandsWest Midlands36.9%
=216WokinghamSouth EastSouth East36.9%
=219CotswoldSouth WestSouth West36.7%
=219LewishamLondonLondon36.7%
=221DerbyEast MidlandsEast Midlands36.6%
=221HerefordshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands36.6%
223DartfordSouth EastSouth East36.5%
=224MiddlesbroughNorth EastNorth East36.4%
=224SouthwarkLondonLondon36.4%
=226HackneyLondonLondon36.3%
=226ReadingSouth EastSouth East36.3%
228WandsworthLondonLondon36.2%
229RugbyWest MidlandsWest Midlands36.1%
=230DudleyWest MidlandsWest Midlands36.0%
=230Surrey HeathSouth EastSouth East36.0%
232Stratford-on-AvonWest MidlandsWest Midlands35.9%
233Epsom and EwellSouth EastSouth East35.7%
234SalfordNorth WestNorth West35.6%
235ElmbridgeSouth EastSouth East35.4%
236HaltonNorth WestNorth West35.2%
237CrawleySouth EastSouth East35.1%
238WychavonWest MidlandsWest Midlands35.0%
=239KirkleesYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber34.8%
=239RunnymedeSouth EastSouth East34.8%
241ThurrockEast of EnglandEast of England34.7%
=242CamdenLondonLondon34.6%
=242WarringtonNorth WestNorth West34.6%
244CumberlandNorth 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 West34.5%
245Kingston upon ThamesLondonLondon34.3%
246BuckinghamshireSouth EastSouth East34.2%
247BedfordEast of EnglandEast of England34.1%
=248East StaffordshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands33.9%
=248Staffordshire MoorlandsWest MidlandsWest Midlands33.9%
250WyreNorth WestNorth West33.7%
251BexleyLondonLondon33.6%
=252BrentwoodEast of EnglandEast of England33.3%
=252Epping ForestEast of EnglandEast of England33.3%
=252WokingSouth EastSouth East33.3%
255TraffordNorth WestNorth West33.1%
=256BroxbourneEast of EnglandEast of England33.0%
=256South HollandEast MidlandsEast Midlands33.0%
258SolihullWest MidlandsWest Midlands32.9%
259GreenwichLondonLondon32.6%
=260PeterboroughEast of EnglandEast of England32.5%
=260South StaffordshireWest MidlandsWest Midlands32.5%
262ManchesterNorth WestNorth West32.4%
263SuttonLondonLondon32.3%
264GraveshamSouth EastSouth East32.1%
265HaringeyLondonLondon31.6%
=266BurnleyNorth WestNorth West31.5%
=266West LancashireNorth WestNorth West31.5%
268BostonEast MidlandsEast Midlands31.3%
=269FyldeNorth WestNorth West31.2%
=269SpelthorneSouth EastSouth East31.2%
=269St. HelensNorth WestNorth West31.2%
272Windsor and MaidenheadSouth EastSouth East31.0%
273ChorleyNorth WestNorth West30.9%
=274South RibbleNorth WestNorth West30.8%
=274Three RiversEast of EnglandEast of England30.8%
=276Hammersmith and FulhamLondonLondon30.6%
=276HaveringLondonLondon30.6%
278WiganNorth WestNorth West30.3%
=279Oadby and WigstonEast MidlandsEast Midlands30.2%
=279WalsallWest MidlandsWest Midlands30.2%
281CoventryWest MidlandsWest Midlands29.6%
=282BuryNorth WestNorth West29.4%
=282LiverpoolNorth WestNorth West29.4%
284RochdaleNorth WestNorth West28.8%
285PendleNorth WestNorth West28.7%
286SeftonNorth WestNorth West28.6%
287HyndburnNorth WestNorth West28.4%
288BradfordYorkshire and The HumberYorkshire and The Humber28.2%
289MertonLondonLondon28.0%
290Waltham ForestLondonLondon27.9%
291WolverhamptonWest MidlandsWest Midlands27.8%
292KnowsleyNorth WestNorth West27.2%
293Tower HamletsLondonLondon26.6%
294PrestonNorth WestNorth West26.3%
295Ribble ValleyNorth WestNorth West26.2%
296SandwellWest MidlandsWest Midlands26.1%
=297CroydonLondonLondon25.9%
=297WestminsterLondonLondon25.9%
299BoltonNorth WestNorth West25.8%
300OldhamNorth WestNorth West25.0%
=301Kensington and ChelseaLondonLondon24.8%
=301WatfordEast of EnglandEast of England24.8%
303HertsmereEast of EnglandEast of England24.2%
304BirminghamWest MidlandsWest Midlands24.1%
305LeicesterEast MidlandsEast Midlands23.0%
306Blackburn with DarwenNorth WestNorth West21.1%
307BarnetLondonLondon20.2%
308EnfieldLondonLondon19.8%
309HillingdonLondonLondon19.4%
310EalingLondonLondon19.1%
311Barking and DagenhamLondonLondon18.8%
312HounslowLondonLondon18.6%
313LutonEast of EnglandEast of England17.6%
314NewhamLondonLondon14.5%
315BrentLondonLondon13.6%
316SloughSouth EastSouth East13.1%
317RedbridgeLondonLondon12.6%
318HarrowLondonLondon10.6%
–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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