UK /England evidence library

England evidence library

Explore 415 England area profiles for evidence-led website planning.

Compare accessible regional summaries and download reviewed planning data for England's larger built-up areas. Every field keeps its ONS source period and limitation visible—it is not a local-office, ranking or search-demand claim.

415 available profiles8 represented regionsONS release: 15 May 2026English (UK)

Selection rule

A finite, reviewable first tranche.

The 415 most populous complete England BUA24 records by 2021 population, tie-broken by BUA24 code.

The selection prioritises population coverage, not keyword volume. Every profile has a unique BUA24 code, complete required fields, visible methodology, contextual comparisons and specific planning recommendations. Experimental visitor fields are excluded.

Mosalio delivers remotely and does not claim an office, staff member or client in each listed area. Inclusion does not guarantee indexing, rankings, traffic or enquiries.

A portfolio-wide editorial and technical review approved this finite 415-profile set for production discovery. Each profile now has a self-referential canonical and is listed in the sitemap; search engines still decide independently whether and when to crawl, index or rank any URL.

Accessible data view

How the reviewed profile set is distributed.

Region counts describe this finite research selection, not search volume, market demand or Mosalio coverage. Open a region below or download the same reviewed fields as CSV.

Download the reviewed CSV

Browse by region

England area profile directory

All links are visible HTML navigation. Profiles are grouped by the ITL1 region in the reviewed ONS source.

East Midlands

40 profiles

East of England

58 profiles

North East

26 profiles

North West

81 profiles

South East

95 profiles

South West

37 profiles

West Midlands

46 profiles

Yorkshire and The Humber

32 profiles

Source and licence

Reproducible public evidence.

Source: Office for National Statistics, Understanding towns in England and Wales, investigating socioeconomic trends, released .

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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