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Glasgow City Region

Non-white ethnic minority groups in the Glasgow City Region

Non white ethnic groups GCV 2011Glasgow has a larger percentage of non-white ethnic minority groups compared to the other local authorities in the Glasgow City Region (12%). East Renfrewshire has the second highest percentage of non-white ethnic groups with 6%.

White ethnic minorities in the Glasgow City Region

white ethnic groups GCV 2011East Dunbartonshire and East Renfrewshire have a higher percentage of the population who are ‘White: Other British’ (not White Scottish) compared to Glasgow. Glasgow has the largest percentage of ‘White Irish’, ‘White Polish’ and ‘Other White’ compared to all other local authorities in the Glasgow City Region.

Notes

The Glasgow City Region was previously known as Glasgow and Clyde Valley and this title appears in older graphs like those above.

In September 2017, GCPH published a detailed report on ethnicity and health, The changing ethnic profiles of Glasgow and Scotland. This report explored links between ethnicity and health in a Scottish context and the population health implications of the changing ethnic profiles of Scotland and of Glasgow.

Further reading under ‘Ethnicity’