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1. www.ethnicity-facts-figures.service.gov.uk › styleList of ethnic groups - GOV.UK - Ethnicity facts and figures

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   In England and Wales, there is an agreed list of ethnic groups you can use when asking for someone’s ethnicity. The groups are usually those used in the Census, which happens every 10 years. If...

2. www.ethnicity-facts-figures.service.gov.uk › ukRegional ethnic diversity - GOV.UK Ethnicity facts and figures

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   Dec 22, 2022 · the most ethnically diverse region was London – 46.2% of residents identified with Asian, black, mixed or ‘other’ ethnic groups, and a further 17.0% with white ethnic minorities

   Ethnicity	East Midlands	East Of England	London
   All	8.2	10.6	14.8
   Asian	7.1	7.4	33.0
   Bangladeshi	3.3	7.9	49.9
   Chinese	5.2	8.6	33.1

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3. www.surnamedb.com › Surname › ValeSurname Database: Vale Last Name Origin

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   Last name: Vale. SDB Popularity ranking: 1165. This interesting surname is of early medieval English origin (found mainly in the South of England and the Midlands), and is a topographical name form someone who lived in a valley.

4. www.gov.wales › ethnic-group-national-identityEthnic group, national identity, language and religion in ...

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   Nov 29, 2022 · Swansea had the third highest proportions for these categories except for “Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups”, for which the Vale of Glamorgan (2.3%) had the third highest proportion. The largest ethnic minority group in every local authority in Wales was “White: Other White”.

5. www.houseofnames.com › vale-family-crestVale History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms - HouseofNames

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   Ireland. Scotland. Etymology of Vale. What does the name Vale mean? Today's generation of the Vale family bears a name that was brought to England by the migration wave that was started by the Norman Conquest of 1066. The Vale family lived in Northumberland.

6. www.writerscentre.com.au › blog › qa-the-origin-of-valeQ&A: The origin of ‘vale’ - Australian Writers' Centre

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   Oct 18, 2023 · A: The drug was patented in 1959 in the USA, as a form of the drug diazepam. However, the marketing team wanted something nicer sounding for this treatment for anxiety, seizures and spasms. So they went with “Valium” – taken directly from “vale”, the Latin for “farewell or goodnight”.

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   Where is the origin of the Vale family?

   • The Vale family is of Norman origin, specifically from La Val, in the lower Marne valley of Normandy, France. The name Vale is derived from the Old French word 'val', meaning 'valley'.

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   How many people bear the surname Vale?

   • In the United States, the surname Vale is the 9,491 st most popular with an estimated 2,487 people bearing that name. Some people with the surname Vale moved to Ireland, but this topic is not covered in this excerpt.

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   Where does the name Vale come from?

   • The name Vale is of early medieval English origin (found mainly in the South of England and the Midlands). It is a topographical name for someone who lived in a valley. The name is derived from the Middle English (1200 - 1500) "vale", the Old French "val", and ultimately from the Latin "vallis" meaning a valley.

   Surname Database: Vale Last Name Origin

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   Which areas in Wales have the most ethnic groups?

   • The local authorities with the highest proportions of high-level ethnic groups other than “White” were mainly urban areas such as Cardiff, Newport and Swansea. 5.3% of households in Wales were multiple ethnic group households, up from 4.2% in 2011.

   Ethnic group, national identity, language and religion in Wales (Census

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   Why do we say 'Vale' in English?

   • A: Yes, so the “vale” YOU are referring to actually rhymes more with “parlay” and comes from the Latin root word, valere, meaning to “be well, be strong”. In Latin times, it was used as a way to say “goodbye”, much like you might say to someone “travel safe” or “go well” etc. Q: Oh, yeah, I suppose we do say that. A: Other languages do it too.

   Q&A: The origin of 'vale' | Australian Writers' Centre

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   What does “Vale” mean?

   • Q: Okay. So, back to “vale”? A: Yes, so the “vale” YOU are referring to actually rhymes more with “parlay” and comes from the Latin root word, valere, meaning to “be well, be strong”. In Latin times, it was used as a way to say “goodbye”, much like you might say to someone “travel safe” or “go well” etc.

   Q&A: The origin of 'vale' | Australian Writers' Centre

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8. statswales.gov.wales › Catalogue › Equality-andEthnicity by area and ethnic group - statswales.gov.wales

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   The survey asks respondents what they consider to be their ethnic origin. This table combines the non-white groups together in order to increase the reliability of the estimates. Non-white includes: mixed, Asian or Asian British, Black or Black British, Chinese and other ethnic group.