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{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: others (link) CS1 maint: publisher location (link)Later in 1955, Alderman H. E. Lane, leader of the majority Labour group on the council, set up a council inquiry into the immigrant concentration in the Waterloo Road area, and Lane referred the whole matter to a full-scale inquiry. The results of the inquiry were published in January 1956 (...) which estimated that there were under 1,000 coloured people Wolverhampton.
By the 1959 election, therefore, the situation was as follows. Some 4,000 immigrants, mainly Jamaicans from rural backgrounds, had come to live and work in Wolverhampton.
The sample census of 1966 showed, in the enlarged borough of Wolverhampton, 12,700 people born in the main areas of coloured immigration to Britain — the West Indies, India and Pakistan.
In his Report for 1961, Dr Galloway wrote: In 1961, about 30% of admissions on social grounds for confinements came from approximately 3% of the population who are recent (New Commonwealth) immigrants.
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