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Find out how many people identify with different faiths in your constituency, based on 2021 census data
The 2021 census asked people about their religion. This was a voluntary question, answered by around 94% of respondents.
A person’s religion is self-defined regardless of whether they practise their religion or not.
The census question on religion included eight tick-boxes for different religions. Respondents could also choose to write in a different religion if theirs wasn’t included among the options.
Across England and Wales, 46% of people identified as being Christian, 37% said they had no religion, 6% identified as Muslim, and 2% identified as Hindu. Around 2% identified as being Buddhist, Sikh, Jewish or of another religion.
The dashboard below shows the results for constituencies in England and Wales. The data reflects the population on Census Day, 21 March 2021.
Use the dropdown menu below to select the constituency you’re interested in and view statistics on the population by religion.
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In the dashboard below, you can see which constituencies have the largest populations identifying with each religion.
In general, the highest proportion of those identifying as Christian were in constituencies in the North West of England (19 constituencies) particularly around Merseyside. Of those who recorded no religion, 10 of the top 20 constituencies were in Wales.
Of those who identified as being Muslim, nine of the constituencies to feature in the top 20 were either in London or Birmingham. For those identifying as Hindu, 18 of the constituencies to feature in the top 20 were in either London or the East Midlands, of which 14 were in London.
Of those who did not answer the religion question in the census, 14 of the top 20 constituencies with the highest proportions not to do so were in London.
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ONS, Census 2021 paper questionnaires
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