City Comparison
London against Greater Manchester— city-wide averages and how each city's areas are distributed on a shared scale.
Methodology notice: cross-city comparison
A city figure here is the plain mean of its boroughs / districts — every area counts equally, so it is nota population-weighted “average resident”. London averages 33 areas, Greater Manchester just 10, so its mean is more sensitive to any one area.
Underlying collection differs between city regions — GP registration flows, police recording practice, and local authority boundaries — so treat differences as indicative rather than definitive. Deciles and ranks elsewhere on this platform are always city-relative, never national.
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