Ah, welcome to governing, Sir Keir.
It’s gonna be a hot time in the town this weekend with the already-established newcomers who are remarkably similar to those you thrown the gates open for.
In the northern English countryside sits the second largest city in England – an ancient place called Leeds. Although, with its current boundaries, it only officially became the City of Leeds in 1974 when eleven local governments were scooped up into one as part of a national “local government” reform, the area has been “Leeds” since 1207.
Of the roughly 700K+ people who live within the city and its suburbs (2021 census), 4.5% of them are classified as Asian, which in British parlance usually includes those of Middle-Eastern origins.
Leeds also has a crime problem.
…The majority of people in Leeds identify themselves as Christian.[21] The proportion of Muslims is around National average.[21]…
