England Is Now The Most Crowded Country In Europe.

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that's thanks to the Labour Party, but do you think The Coalition Partys can put a stop to it in the future?

more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2530125/This-worryingly-crowded-isle-England-officially-Europes-densely-packed-country.html#ixzz2oisdw9MR
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@emmie

I've responded to part of your comment by starting a new thread. Thanks

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/News/Question1303149.html

[KARL]

I rarely revisit threads I have taken part in so I respond rather late to THECORBYLOON's question to me. From memory, when I previously googled, I came up with a population density of around 1200 for the Netherlands and around 400 for England (both per square kilometre). Now when I check again I find that Wikipedia gives figures whereby the two are almost identical. Because of the time lapsed, I can't see where I went wrong before, almost certainly a case of too much haste.

I did intentionally go for a comparison between the whole of the two countries, not one country versus part of the other. I can only offer an apology for the error, although the premise for the thread still seems to me to be just so much hot air designed for certain appetites. If/when Scotland gains independence, it will perhaps be of more relevance.

[emmie]

if it gets independence it can turn over much of its land for housing, after all they have lots that is undeveloped, as the south east of England is getting rather full. Of course you have to provide jobs, schools and such like wonder if Alex had thought of that one.