Ethnic Makeup in Brent, borough
Main ethnicity
- Indian
- 19%
Higher than average
- Indian
- 19%
- Other Asian
- 7%
- Black Caribbean
- 6%
- Arab
- 5%
Lower than average
- White British
- 15%
- Bangladeshi
- 0.6%
Ethnic Makeup
Ethnic Makeup of wards within Brent (borough)
Ward name | Main ethnicity | % |
---|---|---|
1. Stonebridge | Black African | 26% |
2. Roundwood | Black African | 18% |
3. Wembley Central | Indian | 56% |
4. Alperton | Indian | 44% |
5. Kenton | Indian | 39% |
6. Wembley Hill | Indian | 37% |
7. Tokyngton | Indian | 36% |
8. Queensbury | Indian | 33% |
9. Sudbury | Indian | 30% |
10. Northwick Park | Indian | 30% |
11. Preston | Indian | 23% |
12. Barnhill | Indian | 17% |
13. Willesden Green | Other White | 21% |
14. Welsh Harp | Other White | 20% |
15. Kingsbury | Other White | 18% |
16. Dollis Hill | Other White | 16% |
17. Queens Park | White British | 38% |
18. Brondesbury Park | White British | 29% |
19. Kilburn | White British | 23% |
20. Cricklewood & Mapesbury | White British | 23% |
21. Harlesden & Kensal Green | White British | 21% |
22. Wembley Park | White British | 20% |
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Brent (borough) displays distinctive ethnic group characteristics:
The main ethnic group is Indian, representing 19% of the population. On average, 7% of the population in London belong to the Indian ethnic group.
The following ethnic groups have proportions higher than average for the London:
- Indian comprise 19%, while average for London is 7%
- Other Asian comprise 7%, while average for London is 5%
- Black Caribbean comprise 6%, while average for London is 4%
- Arab comprise 5%, while average for London is 1.6%
Conversely, the following ethnic groups have a proportion lower than the average for London:
- White British comprise 15%, while average for London is 37%
- Bangladeshi comprise 0.6%, while average for London is 4%
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Data source: Office for National Statistics
Census 2021
Religion in Brent, borough
Main religion
- Christian
- 39%
Higher than average
- Hindu
- 16%
- Muslim
- 21%
Lower than average
- No Religion
- 14%
Religion
Religion of wards within Brent (borough)
Ward name | Main religion | % |
---|---|---|
1. Harlesden & Kensal Green | Christian | 48% |
2. Roundwood | Christian | 47% |
3. Welsh Harp | Christian | 46% |
4. Wembley Hill | Christian | 46% |
5. Tokyngton | Christian | 45% |
6. Willesden Green | Christian | 43% |
7. Queens Park | Christian | 42% |
8. Kingsbury | Christian | 41% |
9. Stonebridge | Christian | 40% |
10. Dollis Hill | Christian | 39% |
11. Kilburn | Christian | 39% |
12. Cricklewood & Mapesbury | Christian | 39% |
13. Preston | Christian | 38% |
14. Queensbury | Christian | 37% |
15. Barnhill | Christian | 37% |
16. Brondesbury Park | Christian | 36% |
17. Northwick Park | Christian | 34% |
18. Kenton | Christian | 33% |
19. Sudbury | Christian | 33% |
20. Wembley Park | Christian | 32% |
21. Wembley Central | Hindu | 46% |
22. Alperton | Hindu | 44% |
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Brent (borough) displays distinctive religion characteristics:
The main religion is Christian, representing 39% of the population. On average, 41% of the population in London belong to the Christian religion.
The following religions have proportions higher than average for the London:
- Hindu comprise 16%, while average for London is 5%
- Muslim comprise 21%, while average for London is 15%
Conversely, the following religions have a proportion lower than the average for London:
- No Religion comprise 14%, while average for London is 27%
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Data source: Office for National Statistics
Census 2021
Residents Age in Brent, borough
Main age band
- Aged 20 to 39
- 33%
Residents Age
Residents Age of wards within Brent (borough)
Ward name | Main age band | % |
---|---|---|
1. Wembley Park | Aged 20 to 39 | 58% |
2. Cricklewood & Mapesbury | Aged 20 to 39 | 37% |
3. Kilburn | Aged 20 to 39 | 36% |
4. Willesden Green | Aged 20 to 39 | 35% |
5. Preston | Aged 20 to 39 | 34% |
6. Alperton | Aged 20 to 39 | 34% |
7. Wembley Hill | Aged 20 to 39 | 34% |
8. Wembley Central | Aged 20 to 39 | 34% |
9. Sudbury | Aged 20 to 39 | 33% |
10. Brondesbury Park | Aged 20 to 39 | 33% |
11. Queensbury | Aged 20 to 39 | 33% |
12. Kingsbury | Aged 20 to 39 | 32% |
13. Queens Park | Aged 20 to 39 | 32% |
14. Tokyngton | Aged 20 to 39 | 31% |
15. Stonebridge | Aged 20 to 39 | 30% |
16. Welsh Harp | Aged 20 to 39 | 30% |
17. Barnhill | Aged 20 to 39 | 30% |
18. Northwick Park | Aged 20 to 39 | 29% |
19. Dollis Hill | Aged 20 to 39 | 29% |
20. Kenton | Aged 20 to 39 | 29% |
21. Roundwood | Aged 20 to 39 | 29% |
22. Harlesden & Kensal Green | Aged 40 to 59 | 30% |
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Brent (borough) displays distinctive age band characteristics:
The main age band is Aged 20 to 39, representing 33% of the population. On average, 33% of the population in London belong to the Aged 20 to 39 age band.
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Data source: Office for National Statistics
Census 2021
Household Type in Brent, borough
Main household type
- One-person household
- 27%
Higher than average
- Multiple families or unrelated people
- 17%
Household Type
Household Type of wards within Brent (borough)
Ward name | Main household type | % |
---|---|---|
1. Wembley Central | Multiple families or unrelated people | 29% |
2. Tokyngton | Multiple families or unrelated people | 27% |
3. Kilburn | One-person household | 39% |
4. Brondesbury Park | One-person household | 35% |
5. Cricklewood & Mapesbury | One-person household | 34% |
6. Harlesden & Kensal Green | One-person household | 32% |
7. Roundwood | One-person household | 32% |
8. Willesden Green | One-person household | 32% |
9. Queens Park | One-person household | 31% |
10. Wembley Park | One-person household | 29% |
11. Stonebridge | Single-family: with dependent children | 32% |
12. Barnhill | Single-family: with dependent children | 30% |
13. Dollis Hill | Single-family: with dependent children | 29% |
14. Preston | Single-family: with dependent children | 29% |
15. Kingsbury | Single-family: with dependent children | 28% |
16. Sudbury | Single-family: with dependent children | 28% |
17. Welsh Harp | Single-family: with dependent children | 27% |
18. Alperton | Single-family: with dependent children | 26% |
19. Wembley Hill | Single-family: with dependent children | 24% |
20. Northwick Park | Single-family: with dependent children | 24% |
21. Queensbury | Single-family: with dependent children | 24% |
22. Kenton | Single-family: with dependent children | 23% |
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Brent (borough) displays distinctive household type characteristics:
The main household type is One-person household, representing 27% of the population. On average, 29% of the population in London belong to the One-person household household type.
The following household types have proportions higher than average for the London:
- Multiple families or unrelated people comprise 17%, while average for London is 13%
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Data source: Office for National Statistics
Census 2021