The Population & Steets in English Cities report explores the state of the urban environment in England. It outlines the challenges facing cities in terms of waste and natural resources, as well as the relationships between the urban environment and wider environmental issues. It also reveals the social and economic benefits of urban green and blue spaces. The report uses a broadly defined definition of urban to explore the changing demographics of England's urban areas.
The 2001 and 2011 census data from the ONS LS track London residents back to the 1971 census. The UK-born made up about 87% of the city's population, but that percentage dropped to around 60% by 2011. However, the City of London is still predominantly English. However, many Londoners view themselves in non-English terms. For this reason, London is the most diverse English city in the world.