Is there greater ethnic mixing in residential or workplace spaces?

While much of the ethnic and racial segregation literature concentrates on residential neighbourhoods, a growing body research demonstrates how levels inter-ethnic mixing vary between home other spaces, including workplace environments. Using alternative population bases from 2011 Census for England Wales, we explore diversity compare working-age people in (‘nighttime’), workday (‘daytime’) (‘employment’) Analyses Middle Layer Super Output Areas reveal that larger number these zones had low than or diversity. We also find higher all groups, White British (majority) minoritised groups. Notable differences spaces Pakistani Bangladeshi example, demonstrate more commonly applied measures fail to capture extent across at different times day. Commuting data are analysed role daily mobilities shaping patterns. The findings nuance understandings mixing, emphasise need analyses multiple spatio-temporal contexts.