At the time of the 2011 Census there were 10 Districts in
Birmingham (parliamentary constituencies) with an average
population size of 107,300. - Districts range in size from
95,000 in Sutton Coldfield to 127,000 in Ladywood. - Hall Green
and Hodge Hill are the most densely populated, with 59 people
per hectare, compared with 17 people per hectare in Sutton
Coldfield. - Hodge Hill and Hall Green are the only Districts
that have a greater household size that the Birmingham average
of 2.56 persons per household. - 20% of people living in Sutton
Coldfield are pensioners, compared with 7% in Ladywood. - There
were four Districts where the number of people who said they
belonged to an ethnic group other than White was above the city
average of 46.9%. They were, Hall Green (69.5%), Hodge Hill
(66.9%), Ladywood (78.7%) and Perry Barr (65.2%). - Over half
(52.1%) of residents living in Hodge Hill said they were Muslim.
See the documents below for more details. For more information
about the characteristics of the pop