September 16, 2008 - By Martin Wingfield
Immigration levels have pushed population density in England to a higher level than any other major country in Europe.
The figures, just released by the Office for National Statistics in response to a Parliamentary question, indicate there is an average of 395 people in every square kilometre in England.
This is an increase of five per sq km in the past two years.
The increase has pushed England’s population density above the previous highest figure set by the Netherlands.
Within the European Union, only the island of Malta has a higher population density than England.
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