ScotlandUK rank 1
Glasgow City
3,938 people on asylum support at quarter end, with 0 in contingency accommodation.
Rate 60.18 per 10,000 residents. Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
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361 local authorities. Asylum support for every one; demographic, religion and socioeconomic data where the source covers it.
Top areas by asylum support
West MidlandsUK rank 2
Birmingham
2,136 people on asylum support at quarter end, with 589 in contingency accommodation.
Rate 18.15 per 10,000 residents. Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
North WestUK rank 3
Liverpool
1,961 people on asylum support at quarter end, with 208 in contingency accommodation.
Rate 38.61 per 10,000 residents. Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
West MidlandsUK rank 4
Coventry
1,700 people on asylum support at quarter end, with 97 in contingency accommodation.
Rate 46.61 per 10,000 residents. Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Northern IrelandUK rank 5
Belfast
1,540 people on asylum support at quarter end, with 0 in contingency accommodation.
Rate 43.7 per 10,000 residents. Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
North WestUK rank 6
Manchester
1,509 people on asylum support at quarter end, with 708 in contingency accommodation.
Rate 25.65 per 10,000 residents. Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
West MidlandsUK rank 7
Sandwell
1,467 people on asylum support at quarter end, with 115 in contingency accommodation.
Rate 41.57 per 10,000 residents. Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
Yorkshire and The HumberUK rank 8
Leeds
1,365 people on asylum support at quarter end, with 209 in contingency accommodation.
Rate 16.24 per 10,000 residents. Hotels: No public hotel evidence yet.
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People on asylum support in every local authority at 30 June 2026: one row per authority, with the type of accommodation, population and a rate per 10,000 residents.
Source: Home Office, Immigration system statistics, year ending June 2026: regional and local authority data, published 27 August 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. The rate is calculated here from the two published columns.