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Show all areas in West Midlands

local authority	numbers	%
Darlington	600	1.1
Gravesham	500	1.5
Dover	350	0.9
Dartford	1,000	1.4
Canterbury	900	1.3
Ashford	600	1.0
Winchester	1,500	1.6
Test Valley	800	1.3
Rushmoor	700	1.3
New Forest	1,500	2.1
Havant	700	1.7
Hart	600	1.7
Gosport	225	1.2
Fareham	800	1.6
Eastleigh	1,250	1.9
East Hampshire	700	1.6
Basingstoke and Deane	2,000	2.4
Wealden	1,000	2.0
Rother	500	1.5
Lewes	900	2.6
Maidstone	1,250	1.6
Sevenoaks	1,500	3.0
Folkestone and Hythe	450	1.2
Swale	1,000	2.0
Adur	225	1.1
Woking	600	1.3
Waverley	1,250	2.5
Tandridge	700	2.2
Surrey Heath	600	1.1
Spelthorne	500	1.4
Runnymede	900	1.6
Reigate and Banstead	1,250	1.9
Mole Valley	900	2.0
Hastings	500	1.5
Guildford	1,000	1.2
Elmbridge	1,750	2.7
West Oxfordshire	1,000	2.1
Vale of White Horse	1,250	1.8
South Oxfordshire	1,250	2.1
Oxford	1,500	1.2
Cherwell	1,750	2.0
Tunbridge Wells	1,000	1.9
Tonbridge and Malling	1,250	2.0
Thanet	600	1.4
Epsom and Ewell	500	1.5
Eastbourne	600	1.5
Wycombe	-	-
South Bucks	-	-
Greenwich	1,250	1.4
Enfield	2,500	2.3
Ealing	3,500	2.7
Croydon	3,000	2.4
Bromley	2,000	1.9
Brent	3,000	2.5
Bexley	1,750	2.4
Barnet	7,000	5.1
Barking and Dagenham	600	1.0
Harrow	2,500	3.5
Westminster	38,000	4.8
Tower Hamlets	7,000	2.1
Southwark	7,000	2.4
Newham	4,000	3.0
Lewisham	2,250	3.3
Lambeth	4,000	2.6
Kensington and Chelsea	6,000	4.7
Islington	6,000	2.3
Haringey	3,000	4.1
Hammersmith and Fulham	3,000	2.1
Wandsworth	3,000	2.4
Arun	700	1.4
Havering	1,000	1.1
Hounslow	2,500	1.5
Chiltern	-	-
Aylesbury Vale	-	-
Wokingham	900	1.0
Windsor and Maidenhead	1,750	1.8
West Berkshire	1,750	1.7
Southampton	1,250	1.1
Slough	800	1.0
Reading	1,250	1.0
Portsmouth	2,000	1.9
Hillingdon	2,000	1.0
Milton Keynes	4,000	2.1
Isle of Wight	900	1.7
Brighton and Hove	3,000	2.1
Bracknell Forest	1,000	1.7
Waltham Forest	1,750	1.9
Sutton	900	1.3
Richmond upon Thames	2,500	3.1
Redbridge	2,250	2.7
Merton	2,000	2.5
Kingston upon Thames	1,250	1.7
Medway	1,500	1.6
Hackney	6,000	3.4
Chichester	2,000	3.2
Horsham	1,500	2.6
Dumfries and Galloway	900	1.6
Clackmannanshire	225	1.6
Argyll and Bute	700	2.0
Angus	350	1.0
Aberdeenshire	900	0.9
Aberdeen City	1,500	0.9
Newport	1,250	1.6
Monmouthshire	600	1.6
Torfaen	800	2.1
Blaenau Gwent	350	1.8
Caerphilly	500	0.9
Merthyr Tydfil	400	1.8
Rhondda Cynon Taff	900	1.1
Cardiff	4,000	1.8
Vale of Glamorgan	500	1.2
Bridgend	600	1.1
Neath Port Talbot	700	1.4
Swansea	1,500	1.4
Carmarthenshire	600	0.9
Dundee City	1,250	1.6
East Ayrshire	350	0.9
East Dunbartonshire	400	1.5
East Lothian	350	1.1
Stirling	700	1.5
South Lanarkshire	1,500	1.3
South Ayrshire	800	1.7
Shetland Islands	100	0.7
Scottish Borders	700	1.7
Renfrewshire	700	0.8
Perth and Kinross	1,250	2.0
Orkney Islands	75	0.7
North Lanarkshire	900	0.7
Pembrokeshire	450	1.0
North Ayrshire	600	1.4
Midlothian	400	1.2
Inverclyde	700	2.9
Highland	1,500	1.3
Glasgow City	9,000	2.0
Fife	1,250	0.9
Falkirk	600	0.8
Na h-Eileanan Siar	150	1.4
City of Edinburgh	6,000	1.6
East Renfrewshire	500	2.4
Moray	350	1.0
Ceredigion	350	1.3
Powys	400	0.9
Wrexham	400	0.7
Teignbridge	900	1.9
South Hams	800	2.1
North Devon	600	1.4
Mid Devon	350	1.3
Exeter	1,500	1.5
East Devon	2,000	3.9
Wiltshire	4,500	2.2
Torbay	900	1.8
Swindon	1,000	0.9
Torridge	350	1.8
South Gloucestershire	2,000	1.2
Plymouth	1,750	1.5
North Somerset	1,750	2.0
Isles of Scilly	25	2.8
Cornwall	4,000	1.8
Bristol, City of	5,000	1.6
Bournemouth	-	-
Bath and North East Somerset	2,250	2.4
Worthing	1,000	2.0
Mid Sussex	1,000	1.7
Poole	-	-
Crawley	600	0.7
West Devon	300	1.9
East Dorset	-	-
Flintshire	500	0.7
Denbighshire	700	1.7
Conwy	600	1.4
Gwynedd	800	1.5
Isle of Anglesey	400	1.9
West Somerset	-	-
Taunton Deane	-	-
South Somerset	1,750	2.7
Sedgemoor	800	1.5
Christchurch	-	-
Mendip	800	1.7
Stroud	500	1.0
Gloucester	700	1.0
Forest of Dean	500	2.1
Cotswold	1,250	2.8
Cheltenham	1,250	2.0
Weymouth and Portland	-	-
West Dorset	-	-
Purbeck	-	-
North Dorset	-	-
Tewkesbury	1,000	2.1
City of London	11,000	1.7
Camden	9,000	2.2
Waveney	-	-
Bradford	3,000	1.5
Sheffield	3,000	1.1
Rotherham	600	0.6
Doncaster	1,250	1.0
Barnsley	1,500	1.7
Selby	350	1.0
Scarborough	900	2.0
Ryedale	350	1.3
Richmondshire	350	1.9
Harrogate	1,500	1.9
Hambleton	900	2.2
Craven	350	1.1
York	1,750	1.5
North Lincolnshire	1,000	1.3
North East Lincolnshire	700	1.0
Kingston upon Hull, City of	1,250	1.0
East Riding of Yorkshire	1,500	1.2
Wirral	1,500	1.5
St. Helens	800	1.2
Calderdale	1,250	1.4
Kirklees	3,000	1.9
Leeds	8,000	1.6
Wakefield	2,500	1.5
Boston	450	1.5
Oadby and Wigston	350	1.8
North West Leicestershire	2,000	2.7
Melton	300	1.4
Hinckley and Bosworth	600	1.4
Harborough	700	1.8
Charnwood	1,000	1.4
Blaby	1,250	2.0
South Derbyshire	600	1.8
Sefton	1,000	1.1
North East Derbyshire	700	2.5
Erewash	400	1.0
Derbyshire Dales	700	2.2
Chesterfield	450	0.9
Bolsover	700	2.2
Amber Valley	700	1.5
Rutland	225	1.5
Nottingham	4,000	1.9
Leicester	3,000	1.8
Derby	2,250	1.7
High Peak	450	1.5
Liverpool	7,000	2.5
Knowsley	500	0.7
Wyre	300	0.9
Carlisle	2,500	4.3
Barrow-in-Furness	200	0.6
Allerdale	500	1.5
Warrington	2,000	1.3
Halton	500	0.8
Cheshire West and Chester	3,500	2.1
Cheshire East	3,000	1.5
Blackpool	700	1.1
Blackburn with Darwen	1,500	2.1
Copeland	175	0.5
Sunderland	2,000	1.7
North Tyneside	1,500	1.7
Newcastle upon Tyne	7,000	3.5
Gateshead	1,250	1.3
Stockton-on-Tees	1,500	1.9
Redcar and Cleveland	1,000	2.5
Northumberland	3,000	2.8
Middlesbrough	2,000	3.1
Hartlepool	450	1.6
County Durham	4,000	2.2
South Tyneside	1,000	2.4
East Lindsey	700	1.6
Eden	300	1.2
Bolton	2,000	1.7
West Lancashire	450	0.9
South Ribble	1,500	3.0
Rossendale	225	1.1
Ribble Valley	350	1.2
Preston	1,500	1.5
Pendle	225	0.8
Lancaster	900	1.6
Hyndburn	450	1.5
Fylde	450	1.0
South Lakeland	900	1.8
Chorley	600	1.4
Wigan	1,250	1.1
Trafford	3,000	1.8
Tameside	900	1.3
Stockport	1,750	1.3
Salford	3,000	1.9
Rochdale	1,250	1.5
Oldham	2,000	2.4
Manchester	14,000	3.1
Bury	1,500	2.1
Burnley	700	1.8
Lincoln	600	1.1
North Kesteven	450	1.1
South Holland	300	0.9
Tendring	800	2.0
Rochford	900	3.9
Maldon	400	1.9
Harlow	500	1.2
Epping Forest	2,250	4.1
Colchester	2,500	2.9
Chelmsford	2,000	2.2
Castle Point	400	1.9
Brentwood	700	2.1
Uttlesford	800	1.7
Braintree	1,250	2.4
South Cambridgeshire	1,000	1.1
Huntingdonshire	1,500	1.9
Fenland	500	1.3
East Cambridgeshire	600	1.9
Cambridge	2,250	1.9
Thurrock	700	0.9
Southend-on-Sea	1,750	2.8
Peterborough	2,000	1.7
Luton	3,000	2.7
Basildon	1,750	1.9
Central Bedfordshire	3,000	2.8
Broxbourne	1,250	3.5
East Hertfordshire	1,500	2.2
Suffolk Coastal	-	-
St Edmundsbury	-	-
Mid Suffolk	500	1.4
Ipswich	1,250	1.7
Forest Heath	-	-
Babergh	500	1.6
South Norfolk	1,250	2.2
Norwich	3,000	3.4
North Norfolk	800	2.4
Dacorum	1,500	1.2
King's Lynn and West Norfolk	1,250	2.2
Broadland	1,000	2.0
Breckland	700	1.5
Welwyn Hatfield	1,000	1.3
Watford	1,500	2.3
Three Rivers	900	2.1
Stevenage	700	1.3
St Albans	1,250	2.0
North Hertfordshire	1,750	3.4
Hertsmere	2,250	3.9
Great Yarmouth	500	1.3
West Dunbartonshire	250	0.8
Bedford	3,000	3.7
Wychavon	1,500	2.8
Telford and Wrekin	1,500	1.6
Stoke-on-Trent	1,000	0.8
Shropshire	2,250	1.8
Herefordshire, County of	1,250	1.6
Rushcliffe	800	1.7
Newark and Sherwood	800	1.6
Mansfield	600	1.4
Gedling	600	1.8
Broxtowe	500	1.4
Cannock Chase	350	0.9
Bassetlaw	600	1.2
Wellingborough	-	-
South Northamptonshire	-	-
Northampton	-	-
Kettering	-	-
East Northamptonshire	-	-
Daventry	-	-
Corby	-	-
West Lindsey	900	3.3
South Kesteven	1,250	2.3
Ashfield	350	0.6
Wyre Forest	700	2.1
East Staffordshire	800	1.3
Newcastle-under-Lyme	700	1.6
Worcester	1,750	3.1
Redditch	400	1.1
Malvern Hills	400	1.4
Bromsgrove	700	1.7
Wolverhampton	2,250	2.0
Walsall	1,750	1.8
Solihull	5,000	3.4
Sandwell	2,250	1.8
Dudley	1,250	1.1
Lichfield	700	1.3
Coventry	2,500	1.5
Warwick	1,250	1.3
Stratford-on-Avon	1,250	1.7
Rugby	500	1.0
Nuneaton and Bedworth	350	0.8
North Warwickshire	300	0.6
Tamworth	250	0.8
Staffordshire Moorlands	225	0.8
Stafford	900	1.4
South Staffordshire	800	2.2
Birmingham	10,000	1.7
West Lothian	700	0.9

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