UK 2011 Census – Open Data Aha!

Which are the largest cities in Britain?

By Created automatically from RSS feed Posted on September 16, 2015 Posted in Benefits of open data, Data Journalism, Informing Decision-making, Posts from feeds, Quality of life, Smart communities, Visualising data Tagged with cities, CityMetric, demographics, Jonn Elledge, population, Primary urban area (PUA), UK 2011 Census

Demographics Britain England’s North Sheffield: Is this Britain’s third city? (Hint: No.) Image: Mick Knapton/Wikimedia Commons. The other day, over on that Twitter, I was invited (no, really, I was) to help settle an argument: how big is Sheffield? A …

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Cambridge is region’s commuting capital – and look how far people will travel to work here

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Cambridge is the region’s commuting capital with people coming from all corners of East Anglia to work here, new analysis shows.A series of extraordinary maps reveal the vast distances large numbers are prepared to travel to capitalise on the Cambridge …

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Which are the largest cities in Britain?

Cambridge is region’s commuting capital – and look how far people will travel to work here