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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Crime Survey, 1992

Variable Details

VariableDISTCLUS
LabelDistrict CLUSTER Numeric
Responses
1 Accessible Amenity 644
2 Areas with Inner City characteristics 702
3 Areas with large Ethnic Minorities 1068
4 Areas with Transient Populations 129
5 Central London 308
6 Coastal Industry 411
7 Concentrations of Prosperity 70
8 Cosmopolitan Outer Boroughs 530
9 Established High Status 619
10 Established Service Centres 555
11 Former Mining Areas (Wales and Durham) 61
12 Growth Corridors 574
13 Heritage Coast 81
14 Industrial Margins 410
15 Inner City Boroughs 423
16 Market Towns 325
17 Metropolitan Overspill 322
18 Mining and Industry (England) 522
19 Mining and Services (Wales) 317
20 New and Expanding Towns 402
21 Newham and Tower Hamlets 162
22 Pennine Towns 560
23 Remoter England and Wales 280
24 Satellite Towns 813
25 Scottish Towns 41
26 Smaller Seaside towns 13
27 Suburbs 593
28 Towns in Country 304
29 Traditional Seaside Towns 323
30 University Towns 151
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Crime Survey, 1992
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