Table 2 Outline of the different areas in the West Midlands
Location in Birmingham (constituency, ward and area) | Description | Population total | Pakistani population |
|---|---|---|---|
Area A | Centre of industrial revolution in the Black Country | 312,952 | 10,399 |
Area B, G, J and K | Multi-racial residential area with a diverse range of shops, contemporary restaurants and cafes | 115,904 | 37,653 |
Area C | Middle-class residential area, Southwest of the city-centre, leafy parks and cricket ground | 96,568 | 2844 |
Area D, I and L | One of the main centres for the Pakistani community but trends for moving outwards | 126,693 | 19,484 |
Area E, F and H | Predominantly Pakistani (Mirpuri inhabitants) characterised by take-away restaurants and ethnic-specific shops | 121,678 | 46,042 |
Area M | Majority non-White, close to the city-centre, occupied largely by West Indian and South Asian Immigrants | 107,090 | 12,902 |