Diversity of faiths in Britain today

• 2011 census:

  Continuing decline in numbers of those declaring they were Christian (now just over 59%)
• 2011 census:

  A rise in those of no religion (just over 25%) and in Muslims (almost 5%)
• 2011 census:

  Statistics for Hinduism, Sikhism, Judaism and Buddhism also showed an increase
• Some areas of Britain are still monocultural as when people first migrated, they tended to settle in groups and in place where employment was to be readily found
• Some, for example the Indian Asians expelled from Uganda, were settled in places where local governments said they had the capacity to receive them