Places With Significant Italian Population
See also: Italians in the United Kingdom- London - 39,000 Italian born people only
- Manchester - 25,000 Italians and British born Italians
- Bedford - 20,000
- Liverpool - 6,000 Italian born people only
- Bristol - 6,000 Italian born people only
- Glasgow - 4,000 Italian born or British born Italian (Estimated 100,000 within Scotland)
- Hoddesdon - the only small town in Britain with a sizeable Italian community which is made up mostly of people from Sicily and Emilia Romagna, there is an Italian Consulate in the Borough of Broxbourne.
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