The census figures from 2001 and 2011 (the most recent census) show that Christianity is the majority religion in England and Wales. However, the proportion of people who said they were Christian ...
Less than half of people in England and Wales identify as Christian, the first time the number has fallen below 50%, census data shows. Just 46.2% of the population described themselves as ...
There are only 13 black or minority ethnic police officers above ... Under-representation is a problem across the board in England and Wales, according to Home Office figures.
“Abandoning traditional Christian values ... are from an ethnic minority background, compared to the 18.3 per cent that make ...
Pew predicted that if this trend continued and accelerated with Christians under 30 in the U.S., Christianity could become a minority religion by 2045. The March 2024 survey also revealed how ...
Communities across England and Wales are set to benefit from more than £600,000 worth of funding thanks to Sky Bet. Financial support will arrive at projects linked to more than 60 EFL clubs ...
The 2021 census reflects this change, with 46.2% of respondents (27.5 million people) identifying as Christian, making both England and Wales minority Christian countries for the first time.
With a pack providing front-foot ball and pace in the wide channels, England proved too much for Wales, bagging eight tries in front of 19,705 fans, the most for a Roses game outside Twickenham.
It is now three years since Wales matched England by funding a professional programme but a great chasm remains between the two sides, the class of this championship simply too fast, too strong ...
England and Wales had their warmest February on record this year, the Met Office said on Friday. The average temperature for England was 7.5C, with an average of 6.9C in Wales. The UK as a whole ...