United Kingdom

How Brits see Londoners (and how they see themselves)

According to a new survey commissioned by Mile End Institute and Centre for London, the majority of people in Britain are proud to have London as their capital city. It's a complex relationship though, with 'expensive', 'crowded' and 'chaotic' some of the most cited words that non-Londoners say best describe the city. When it comes to the views about Londoners themselves, the picture is also largely negative. As our chart shows, after 'diverse', 'arrogant' and 'insular' were the most common words chosen to describe those living in the capital. Londoners themselves feel differently of course, with 'normal', 'liberal' and 'freindly' scoring highly behind 'diverse'.

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This chart shows how people living outside and in London see Londoners.

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Self-reported sexual identity of people in London in the United Kingdom in 2014
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Most common perceptions of Great Britain among international leisure travelers in 2022
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Ranking of cities by happiness of residents in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2017
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Ranking of cities by life satisfaction of residents in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2017

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