If you want the detail trisher here’s a summary:
3 centres covering: London 8.96m,, SE 9.18m, East 6.24m - total 24.38m
1 centre covering SW total 5.82m - NB this covers Cornwall which is geographically remote.
I centre covering EM, WM total 10.77m
1 centre covering NW Total 7.34m
1 centre covering Yorkshire and Humber and NE 6.17m
It’s not a perfect system, the country doesn’t divide into 7 perfect geographical sections - but it’s pretty close given the different considerations they have had to take into account. As I said, I’m not invested in this as I’m in Wales anyway, but I don’t like claims which don’t have a factual basis.
Good Morning Saturday 20th April 2024
Estranged Son and Future Granddaughter
To think that London, or anywhere else for that matter, does not belong to any one demographic