There's no F in Norwich

[SqueakyVoice]

(Well, technically, the amount of Faith in Norwich is less than that in any other UK city, but where's the fun in that?  )

https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2016/dec/07/where-world-godless-city-religion-atheist

Norwich has the highest proportion of residents describing themselves as having no religion, while Berlin has been called the ‘atheist capital of Europe'.

This link also makes for interesting reading, especially for the cities with which one is familiar.

https://www.theguardian.com/cities/datablog/gallery/2014/jul/03/where-atheists-live-maps-uk-godless-cities-religion-census-data-viz

[Hope]

I know of Christians and Muslims who would not define themselves as religious anyway, so wonder whether this could effect the outcome.

[Gordon]

I know of Christians and Muslims who would not define themselves as religious anyway, so wonder whether this could effect the outcome.

In what sense do you mean?

That self-acknowledged Christians or Muslims don't see themselves as being religious seems like a contradiction in terms.

[Sebastian Toe]

I know of Christians and Muslims who would not define themselves as religious anyway, so wonder whether this could effect the outcome.

Based on your previous 'spot polls' and taking into account that you used the plural, I would hazard a guess that accounts for four people in the entire country!

[L.A.]

(Well, technically, the amount of Faith in Norwich is less than that in any other UK city, but where's the fun in that?  )

https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2016/dec/07/where-world-godless-city-religion-atheist

Julia must be turning in her wall