Cricklewood & Mapesbury (ward) displays distinctive ethnic group characteristics:

The main ethnic group is White British, representing 23% of the population. On average, 37% of the population in London belong to the White British ethnic group.

The following ethnic groups have proportions higher than average for the London:

• White Irish comprise 4%, while average for London is 1.8%
• Roma comprise 1.2%, while average for London is 0.4%
• Other White comprise 20%, while average for London is 15%
• Other Asian comprise 7%, while average for London is 5%
• Arab comprise 6%, while average for London is 1.6%

Conversely, the following ethnic groups have a proportion lower than the average for London:

• White British comprise 23%, while average for London is 37%
• Bangladeshi comprise 0.7%, while average for London is 4%

Cricklewood & Mapesbury (ward) 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:

• Jewish comprise 3%, while average for London is 1.7%
• Muslim comprise 23%, while average for London is 15%

Conversely, the following religions have a proportion lower than the average for London:

• Hindu comprise 2.4%, while average for London is 5%
• Sikh comprise 0.2%, while average for London is 1.6%

Cricklewood & Mapesbury (ward) displays distinctive age band characteristics:

The main age band is Aged 20 to 39, representing 37% of the population. On average, 33% of the population in London belong to the Aged 20 to 39 age band.

Cricklewood & Mapesbury (ward) displays distinctive household type characteristics:

The main household type is One-person household, representing 34% 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%